Literally what's the problem? They made her look fine
I'm more concern with the weird uncanny air the pic has, like it's been put thru some, idk, weird filter? Or touched up or something? I can't put my finger on what, but it looks.... Off.... Is the whole thing gonna look like that?
She's a fictional character who's actor looks like her, race only matters if it makes the character and the actor look nothing alike, not as some kinda technicality
>D-Doesnt count!
Why do you defend diversity hires?
You're supporting genocide by trying to whitewash native Americans. Get over it.
4 months ago
Anonymous
>one google search to destroy a baiting homosexual
https://www.google.com/search?q=Casey+Camp-Horinek&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari
4 months ago
Anonymous
Why are you responding to the baiting homosexual? Y'know he knows he's talking shit, he's just gonna respond to you with more kneejerk bullshit
4 months ago
Anonymous
So others don’t fall for it.
4 months ago
Anonymous
? So the problem isn't that she's not white it's that they specifically made her as white as possible?
Thanks for clearing that up moron.
4 months ago
Anonymous
Oh look at Mr. homosexual here not knowing that eskimos are rather fair skinned. How about you stop trying to play the role of slacktivist and actually look up what you’re pretending to be mad about.
4 months ago
Anonymous
I don't care about eskimos.
The character looks a specific way in the show. They deliberately made the actress as white as possible. Full stop.
4 months ago
Anonymous
Thanks for going full moron for us. It’s over guys you can leave now.
4 months ago
Anonymous
thread over
don't eat the falseflag bait
4 months ago
Anonymous
Thanks for going full moron for us. It’s over guys you can leave now.
Not an argument. Thanks for conceding though
4 months ago
Anonymous
>pigtails
huh. i guess any culture can have them.
4 months ago
Anonymous
It could just be that she has a modern style. But pigtails are a very effective way of styling and maintaining hair. A lot of cultures tend to discover these sorts of things independently.
4 months ago
Anonymous
>huh. i guess any culture can have them.
They call them Walrus Butts, so that's a little difference.
She's a fictional character who's actor looks like her, race only matters if it makes the character and the actor look nothing alike, not as some kinda technicality
Clothes that don't feel like they've ever been worn. Flat lighting, overly zoomed in shots (often with slight fish eyes) and a general sterile digital look.
I've seen this brought up before and I agree but I also think the costume design isn't very good either. I've noticed useless additions like leather straps in attempt to make the outfits more detailed, Sokka's outfit is the worst case of this.
People forget that the world of Avatar doesn't ACTUALLY have regular real world ethnicities, it has a very concrete set of 4 large ethnicities and a few smaller ones scattered around, as well as some genetic variation within those 4 groups, neither of any of those can be clearly defined as being any particular real world race
Sure, they're inspired by real world ethnicities, and their culture is inspired by real world culture, but ultimately, they're not that
It's more like if you created an alien race of green little guys and inspired their culture off of Greek mythos or something, and called them Greek. They're not Greek, they're Blipblorpians or whatever, they just appear Greek.
All that matters is that a character looks right and their appearance can evoke the culture needed, not if they literally belong to it
>it has a very concrete set of 4 large ethnicities and a few smaller ones scattered around, as well as some genetic variation within those 4 groups, neither of any of those can be clearly defined as being any particular real world race
Well said.
People forget that the world of Avatar doesn't ACTUALLY have regular real world ethnicities, it has a very concrete set of 4 large ethnicities and a few smaller ones scattered around, as well as some genetic variation within those 4 groups, neither of any of those can be clearly defined as being any particular real world race
Sure, they're inspired by real world ethnicities, and their culture is inspired by real world culture, but ultimately, they're not that
It's more like if you created an alien race of green little guys and inspired their culture off of Greek mythos or something, and called them Greek. They're not Greek, they're Blipblorpians or whatever, they just appear Greek.
All that matters is that a character looks right and their appearance can evoke the culture needed, not if they literally belong to it
Modern American culture is about slowly blackening everything, they perceive darkness as the epitome of other-raceness, so anything that isn't white must be as dark as can be
The actress is clearly a Native American, it's comical.
But America has it in their head that "Tribal indigenous people = brown"
Another example. For Frozen 2 they wanted to depict "authentic" Sami people after getting shit for it. However most Sami peoples are about as white as it's possible to be so they found a tiny obscure tribe that was the closest to Native Americans, didn't talk at all to the wider Sami people and just pretended that this tiny tribe represented all Sami.
Klaus however did extensive research and made their depiction as accurate as possible. Depicting Sami as Mongolian looking tribesmen is actually considered offensive as hell.
Also a reminder that everyone needs to watch Klaus if they haven't
This one was funny because they already had Kristoff and he looked Sami. They just did not care at all in sequel despite consulting Sami people, they went ahead and made them closer to the generic depiction of natives that americans are familiar with.
The whole fricking show is washed out. It's not because they didn't want an icky brown-ish person on screen for racism reasons, and she's still not an especially dark-skinned person either way.
Booba
It looks okay
.........................................
Literally what's the problem? They made her look fine
I'm more concern with the weird uncanny air the pic has, like it's been put thru some, idk, weird filter? Or touched up or something? I can't put my finger on what, but it looks.... Off.... Is the whole thing gonna look like that?
>That's the problem?
It's clearly a race-swap. Are you blind?
She looks Siberian enough
>D-Doesnt count!
Why do you defend diversity hires?
oh, shut up will ya, dick eater?
You're supporting genocide by trying to whitewash native Americans. Get over it.
>one google search to destroy a baiting homosexual
https://www.google.com/search?q=Casey+Camp-Horinek&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari
Why are you responding to the baiting homosexual? Y'know he knows he's talking shit, he's just gonna respond to you with more kneejerk bullshit
So others don’t fall for it.
? So the problem isn't that she's not white it's that they specifically made her as white as possible?
Thanks for clearing that up moron.
Oh look at Mr. homosexual here not knowing that eskimos are rather fair skinned. How about you stop trying to play the role of slacktivist and actually look up what you’re pretending to be mad about.
I don't care about eskimos.
The character looks a specific way in the show. They deliberately made the actress as white as possible. Full stop.
Thanks for going full moron for us. It’s over guys you can leave now.
thread over
don't eat the falseflag bait
Not an argument. Thanks for conceding though
>pigtails
huh. i guess any culture can have them.
It could just be that she has a modern style. But pigtails are a very effective way of styling and maintaining hair. A lot of cultures tend to discover these sorts of things independently.
>huh. i guess any culture can have them.
They call them Walrus Butts, so that's a little difference.
Because it destroys America, happy now?
She's a fictional character who's actor looks like her, race only matters if it makes the character and the actor look nothing alike, not as some kinda technicality
have a nice day you baiting homosexual.
stop being american for 5 seconds
>It's clearly a race-swap. Are you blind?
She looks exactly like the character though, right down to the skin tone. What exactly is the issues?
Clearly the issue is that she doesn't have blue eyes
>Race-swap
Go back to your track, crash and burn.
It isn't though?
Are you trying to say blurred
The Netflix look.
Clothes that don't feel like they've ever been worn. Flat lighting, overly zoomed in shots (often with slight fish eyes) and a general sterile digital look.
I've seen this brought up before and I agree but I also think the costume design isn't very good either. I've noticed useless additions like leather straps in attempt to make the outfits more detailed, Sokka's outfit is the worst case of this.
>it has a very concrete set of 4 large ethnicities and a few smaller ones scattered around, as well as some genetic variation within those 4 groups, neither of any of those can be clearly defined as being any particular real world race
Well said.
So do they think shes white or just crying she's not brown enough again.
The water tribe is made up of a mixed native cast idc
Both. Mostly the former, it's funny really.
People forget that the world of Avatar doesn't ACTUALLY have regular real world ethnicities, it has a very concrete set of 4 large ethnicities and a few smaller ones scattered around, as well as some genetic variation within those 4 groups, neither of any of those can be clearly defined as being any particular real world race
Sure, they're inspired by real world ethnicities, and their culture is inspired by real world culture, but ultimately, they're not that
It's more like if you created an alien race of green little guys and inspired their culture off of Greek mythos or something, and called them Greek. They're not Greek, they're Blipblorpians or whatever, they just appear Greek.
All that matters is that a character looks right and their appearance can evoke the culture needed, not if they literally belong to it
The actress is clearly a Native American, it's comical.
But America has it in their head that "Tribal indigenous people = brown"
Modern American culture is about slowly blackening everything, they perceive darkness as the epitome of other-raceness, so anything that isn't white must be as dark as can be
Another example. For Frozen 2 they wanted to depict "authentic" Sami people after getting shit for it. However most Sami peoples are about as white as it's possible to be so they found a tiny obscure tribe that was the closest to Native Americans, didn't talk at all to the wider Sami people and just pretended that this tiny tribe represented all Sami.
Klaus however did extensive research and made their depiction as accurate as possible. Depicting Sami as Mongolian looking tribesmen is actually considered offensive as hell.
Also a reminder that everyone needs to watch Klaus if they haven't
This one was funny because they already had Kristoff and he looked Sami. They just did not care at all in sequel despite consulting Sami people, they went ahead and made them closer to the generic depiction of natives that americans are familiar with.
Would.
They think she's white because she doesn't look like their stereotypical mental image of a native with dark skin like an old leather glove
No. It's because they purposely "brightened" the character when depicted.
The whole fricking show is washed out. It's not because they didn't want an icky brown-ish person on screen for racism reasons, and she's still not an especially dark-skinned person either way.
Even the bait is low quality these days.
I genuinely can't believe they're going through with this live action shit.
Looks pretty accurate to me
Too un old.
Too american of a problem