Anonymous commented at 2017-01-29 11:06:50 » #2088802

MAGA
MAKE ANIME GREAT AGAIN
AND
MAKE ANIME REAL

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Anonymous commented at 2017-02-04 23:40:25 » #2092115

I'll get a lot of hate for this, but just want to point that:

Quetzalcoatl was a mesoamerican god in the mexica, tolteca, teotihuacana and olmeca and mayan culture... so why does this Quetzalcoatl looks like a stereotypical northamerican woman?

I dont watch this anime, but it get me curious when I look at this character.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not hating on the big breast, just a bit curious.

7 Points Flag

Anonymous commented at 2017-02-05 00:03:33 » #2092123

She, like most of the cast, is a shape shifter and that is not her "true" form.

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Anonymous commented at 2017-02-14 11:41:04 » #2096782

Your mistake was expecting the Japs to know much of anything about any Western culture that's not America/Germany, knowledge of anything else is just stereotypes. The author probably just wanted some exotic name and found Quetzalcoatl.

6 Points Flag

Anonymous commented at 2017-02-14 13:23:57 » #2096824

She is a dragon in human form.

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Anonymous commented at 2017-03-20 09:37:23 » #2110910

#2092115

Most likely for the same reason that this same series depicts Fafnir, a figure from Norse mythology who was an ugly dwarf before becoming a dragon, as a tall and handsome Japanese man. (e.g. It's anime so who the fuck cares)

6 Points Flag

Anonymous commented at 2018-11-02 20:42:53 » #2298316

Who says she looks like "North American" woman? Most anime characters are dynamic in that you can just put your own biases into how they look, because usually they are not drawn with any specific racial signifiers. A lot of Japanese have skin that looks very Caucasian, and most anime characters are not drawn with Asian-looking eyes.

2 Points Flag