They're just inspired by the princesses, not actually blackwashed >Disney Unveils Collaboration with CreativeSoul Photography Through Re-Imagined Diverse Dolls Inspired by Disney Princesses The dolls will retail for $59.99 each, and will be available at shopDisney, Walt Disney World Resort, and Disneyland Resort starting Feb. 3
It's weird to call them "diverse" when they're all black with brown eyes and black skin. The originals had more variety between them. None of the white ones shared the same eye color.
The problem is you are expecting diverse to mean a worldwide range rather than what they are going for, which is the range of African diversity, you can find similarities through out that diversity, but they are still diverse, same with Europe or Asia.
That's not what's even said in their tagline. Anon was specifically mentioning the use of diverse on their official shill article
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Anonymous
They aren't wrong in using the word diverse though, because Africa is a diverse continent. Just because they're all brown, does not mean they word "Diverse" does not apply.
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Anonymous
The original material they based the doll designs on looks like the same model to me.
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Anonymous
What?
1 year ago
Anonymous
>Defends article >Not even read it
Great job
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Anonymous
I did, I still don't get what you meant
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How is Africa diverse?
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How is it not?
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Anonymous
It has a lot of ethnicity that have genetic variety.
The crazy thing is that Africa has plenty of folklore.
It's just no one is willing to do the research just to possibly (not even guaranteed) cater to 12% of the US population at max.
Even when things are made for black people, it still has to be palpable enough for white people to enjoy. It's why The Boondocks and The Wire are still remembered fondly to this day despite being concluded for over a decade.
White people don't give a single frick about African mythology and folklore, and there's the chance that African Americans will probably feel too divorced from said folklore/mythology.
>The crazy thing is that Africa has plenty of folklore.
English-speaking children in 1913 probably knew more African folklore than today's children and woke activists do, just because Andrew Lang researched it for his best-selling Fairy Books.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lang%27s_Fairy_Books
So weird to see Cinemaphile getting triggered by something that existed for decades. Black version of classic fairy tales is not new and Disney already made all of their princesses black through high selling Broadway tickets.
I kinda missed when sjw where the fragile snowflakes
That doesn't make black Ariel acceptable. Broadway has multiple casts at one time, they don't have canonity like the staticness of dolls and merchandise (such as canonity of a princess's dad or what they look like as babies)
>Most of the live actions shit all over the legacy of Disney animation
Literally nobody talks about the live action anymore unless it's to talk about how the animation was better. Who actually fricking cares? All this movie is going to get is talked about for a couple of months before it's forgotten, less time if it's especially bad like Mulan.
Don't pretend Disney shunning 2d animation has zero consequences. We hy do you think the current Disney films are 3d?
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What are you talking about, that has nothing to do with what I said. The live action movies have zero lasting ability, so why give a frick about them at all as if they're changing the course of the princesses when they clearly haven't changed shit
>Most of the live actions shit all over the legacy of Disney animation
the legacy of the originals have only strengthened with each movie
>while continuously gaslighting race swaps in cinema at the same time
and while most people dont care, watched the movies and moved on, you geniuses will talk about these forever, giving films no-one else cares about constnat discussion, with the added effect of having people look at you and go "maybe these race swaps arent a big deal after all."
It's not even about the past live actions. We are living thru it now currently with upcoming films and it's unacceptable. More importantly now too, because it's been a trend that Irish characters are constantly replaced with blacks throughout multiple platforms of media
This one is the best I've seen.
Fun fact: "Jafar" in the Disney movie was a Berber from Morocco in the original story, and successfully poses as Aladdin's uncle despite the kid being Chinese.
These actually look quite nice, the mix of traditional European dresses with African patterns and accessories looks cool, as long as they stay as dolls I'm fine with it.
I wasn't here for 10 years, anon. Many Anime threads been modded before. Then at least make toonami threads the containment thread. Anime is incredibly popular with trans people tho. It's why their profiles are always anime girls
>only way I know the upper left is Cinderella is because she's holding the pumpkin carriage as a purse >I guess the lower left is Rapunzel because of the long hair? >lower right as Snow White looks good enough >not even sure who upper right is, thought it would be Princess and the Frog based off the purse, but Tiana is already black
Not on topic, I thought we were talking about dolls but the Asian hate crime was overblown. Objectively israelites and gays experience more hate crimes but Asian hate increase exponentially because the rate gone from 3 to 10. Even the trans community have a higher rate of hate crime.
Because this type of pandering isn't for children.
It's made by woke white people who want to speak on behalf of the minorities, and encourage insincere methods of diversity such as blackwashing. It's for those woke adults to congratulate themselves on a job well done.
I like that Obsidian black actually seems to have some african motifs on her dressq designs, with the really varied way the colors are used and the sleeves.
As novelty items, it's fine in my opinion. If they're fricking with established characters in a sequel. reboot, or adaption yeah, frick 'em.
But this as harmless as those sometimes interesting what-if articles.
>This time Disney canonized black Rapunzel AND black Snow White >I'm so OUTRAGED
They're not literally the characters. Looks more like afro cosplay of the characters. Get a grip, OP.
I like these designs and it looks more like they're just dolls dressed in an outfit that mixes African and European styles instead of them being te characters.
Nice
have a nice day
Looks much better
They're just inspired by the princesses, not actually blackwashed
>Disney Unveils Collaboration with CreativeSoul Photography Through Re-Imagined Diverse Dolls Inspired by Disney Princesses The dolls will retail for $59.99 each, and will be available at shopDisney, Walt Disney World Resort, and Disneyland Resort starting Feb. 3
>Diverse Dolls
They're all of African descent? Are there other sets with girls of different ethnicities?
No. The Collab partners is a black owned business. Asians are left to get shot
There is a new line of diverse Disney fangirls in different Disney Princess themed outfits
Are these the same bodies as op pic?
They are playline and with a bit more articulation
>Disney adult dolls
>Way better made than the actual Disney Princess dolls
Interesting
>Would
>Would
>Would
>Maybe
>Would
>Would
Bravo, Disney. 6/6
Different countries of Africa I assume
It's weird to call them "diverse" when they're all black with brown eyes and black skin. The originals had more variety between them. None of the white ones shared the same eye color.
The problem is you are expecting diverse to mean a worldwide range rather than what they are going for, which is the range of African diversity, you can find similarities through out that diversity, but they are still diverse, same with Europe or Asia.
>mean a worldwide range
It doesn't even have to be. It's a black owned company in the US. US isn't africa
It's Africa themed, you know that people can reference outside of their own country right
That's not what's even said in their tagline. Anon was specifically mentioning the use of diverse on their official shill article
They aren't wrong in using the word diverse though, because Africa is a diverse continent. Just because they're all brown, does not mean they word "Diverse" does not apply.
The original material they based the doll designs on looks like the same model to me.
What?
>Defends article
>Not even read it
Great job
I did, I still don't get what you meant
How is Africa diverse?
How is it not?
It has a lot of ethnicity that have genetic variety.
Hot af. Bury me in that hair.
why are you getting upset at dolls? Please leave this board
god tier design
>Snow White is the blackest of blacks
kek
africa must have no folklore if all their properties originate outside of the continent.
The crazy thing is that Africa has plenty of folklore.
It's just no one is willing to do the research just to possibly (not even guaranteed) cater to 12% of the US population at max.
Even when things are made for black people, it still has to be palpable enough for white people to enjoy. It's why The Boondocks and The Wire are still remembered fondly to this day despite being concluded for over a decade.
White people don't give a single frick about African mythology and folklore, and there's the chance that African Americans will probably feel too divorced from said folklore/mythology.
>The crazy thing is that Africa has plenty of folklore.
English-speaking children in 1913 probably knew more African folklore than today's children and woke activists do, just because Andrew Lang researched it for his best-selling Fairy Books.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lang%27s_Fairy_Books
They do
They shun it because it's "muh racist" even though the white Disney fairy tale The Princess & The Frog does the same shit as Song of the South
dindu
Shut up, prostitute!! They DID do everything!!
they are segregating the dolls now
So weird to see Cinemaphile getting triggered by something that existed for decades. Black version of classic fairy tales is not new and Disney already made all of their princesses black through high selling Broadway tickets.
I kinda missed when sjw where the fragile snowflakes
I remember reading a Chinese version of Aladin and Native American Cinderella as a kid
>Chinese version of Aladin
You mean the original story?
I guess so
That doesn't make black Ariel acceptable. Broadway has multiple casts at one time, they don't have canonity like the staticness of dolls and merchandise (such as canonity of a princess's dad or what they look like as babies)
>they don't have canonity like the staticness of dolls and merchandise
literally who cares
We care. Most of the live actions shit all over the legacy of Disney animation, while continuously gaslighting race swaps in cinema at the same time
>Most of the live actions shit all over the legacy of Disney animation
Literally nobody talks about the live action anymore unless it's to talk about how the animation was better. Who actually fricking cares? All this movie is going to get is talked about for a couple of months before it's forgotten, less time if it's especially bad like Mulan.
Don't pretend Disney shunning 2d animation has zero consequences. We hy do you think the current Disney films are 3d?
What are you talking about, that has nothing to do with what I said. The live action movies have zero lasting ability, so why give a frick about them at all as if they're changing the course of the princesses when they clearly haven't changed shit
>We care
that's sad
>Most of the live actions shit all over the legacy of Disney animation
the legacy of the originals have only strengthened with each movie
>while continuously gaslighting race swaps in cinema at the same time
and while most people dont care, watched the movies and moved on, you geniuses will talk about these forever, giving films no-one else cares about constnat discussion, with the added effect of having people look at you and go "maybe these race swaps arent a big deal after all."
It's not even about the past live actions. We are living thru it now currently with upcoming films and it's unacceptable. More importantly now too, because it's been a trend that Irish characters are constantly replaced with blacks throughout multiple platforms of media
The little mermaid wasn't Irish though
Yeah like how any of the previous Disney live action canonity stuck around right? Oh wait, you don't see Emma Watsons ugly mug as Belle anymore.
>they don't have canonity like the staticness of dolls and merchandise
The Disney princess franchise don't care about canon in their toys.
Pic related isn't Disney but a ripoff to mooch off as much money as they can
This is Disney
Which is why Rapunzel and Snow White is pointed out
"Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!"
>her afro expands in all directions
It just doesn't work.
Her hair appears to be braids
Good.
More.
>Spanish Mermaid puss
Now we're talking
This one is the best I've seen.
Fun fact: "Jafar" in the Disney movie was a Berber from Morocco in the original story, and successfully poses as Aladdin's uncle despite the kid being Chinese.
Its not REALLY China, they have a damn Sultan and Viziers and Christians and Muslims, they're just using China as a name for "really far away place".
>Coal Black is canon in the Disney verse
Bruh
frick off with your race war bait
C'mon man, you know they'd never race swap a redhead to Hindu.
The persecution of redheads continue
Did this ever come out?
I have HBO myself. I don't think so now that ai think about it
>canonized
These are dolls.
These actually look quite nice, the mix of traditional European dresses with African patterns and accessories looks cool, as long as they stay as dolls I'm fine with it.
>Please get outraged! I beg of you!!!
Go to here: Wrong board, >>>Cinemaphile for all your "cultural war:?" Racebait bullshit.
This is a thousand times more on topic than the two manga threads and ai shill thread
You've been crying about Toonami for 10+ years and it's still allowed on Cinemaphile
You're a coping homosexual and should shut up and go back to worshipping blacks and trannies
I wasn't here for 10 years, anon. Many Anime threads been modded before. Then at least make toonami threads the containment thread. Anime is incredibly popular with trans people tho. It's why their profiles are always anime girls
>
Don't forget rule breaking of posting of animes in toonami and shit vs threads
>only way I know the upper left is Cinderella is because she's holding the pumpkin carriage as a purse
>I guess the lower left is Rapunzel because of the long hair?
>lower right as Snow White looks good enough
>not even sure who upper right is, thought it would be Princess and the Frog based off the purse, but Tiana is already black
They are themed dolls, not the princesses themselves, so yeah it is Tiana themed.
>More FUTAfication of characters
FTFY
Here's your Live action Little Mermaid dolls
The real crime here
>unremovable plastic top
What the frick
Are they pulling the black-couple-gives-birth-to-multiethnic-babies again? Or did the king fricked 7 concubines who all died?
The king is Javier Bardem
Is Ursula at least not another white person playing villain again?
Fine. Scottish. I
Ursula is Melissa McCarthy
They are pulling the race blind boardway show.
That's right you are being replaced. Pay up and say you're sorry before you go extinct
I'm not white, anon. Don't act like only whites care
I can't imagine any other race but whites caring about little children toys. Some white guy probably made a few dozen videos on the princesses.
You can ignore the trend you want, but I rather they stick with the races of the source materials
Weren't most of the asian hate crimes perpetrators in US were blacks?
Not on topic, I thought we were talking about dolls but the Asian hate crime was overblown. Objectively israelites and gays experience more hate crimes but Asian hate increase exponentially because the rate gone from 3 to 10. Even the trans community have a higher rate of hate crime.
Why do you care? Your not a little girl OP. This is their thing.
So don't click on any threads then except "adult cartoons" threads and only click on comic threads if you are gay or black.
Kinda weird being angry over little girl product. At this point how is it any different than the brony spergs?
Because this type of pandering isn't for children.
It's made by woke white people who want to speak on behalf of the minorities, and encourage insincere methods of diversity such as blackwashing. It's for those woke adults to congratulate themselves on a job well done.
>Black femdom so rare
Good god why is life so cruel
Because black men don't allow themselves to he dominated, you pussy
Rate em
Obsidian Black>Tiana>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
I like that Obsidian black actually seems to have some african motifs on her dressq designs, with the really varied way the colors are used and the sleeves.
All the patterns are based off traditional patterns from different African countries
Really? Then it must be the only one I'm familiar with. I liked them all anyways.
Yeah Africa has a lot going when it comes to textiles and patterns
Shweshwe >>>
>Obsidian
>Rapunzel
>Tiana
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>Cinderella
As novelty items, it's fine in my opinion. If they're fricking with established characters in a sequel. reboot, or adaption yeah, frick 'em.
But this as harmless as those sometimes interesting what-if articles.
Will Disney make a latina princess and the frog doll?
They might, they already made a diverse group of Disney adults
Looks like shit.
>This time Disney canonized black Rapunzel AND black Snow White
>I'm so OUTRAGED
They're not literally the characters. Looks more like afro cosplay of the characters. Get a grip, OP.
I like these designs and it looks more like they're just dolls dressed in an outfit that mixes African and European styles instead of them being te characters.