Fragilance

 Anime and Manga Week What do "K-On", "Attack on Titan", "Love Live!" and "Sword Art Online" have in common? They all made it to Crunchy Roll's 2017 poll of anime shows where characters have the same face. Cast of Strike Witches 2 (2010) - I have no idea why this one didn't make the list... A lot of people complain about "Why do all anime characters have the same face?!" In fact, there's an entry in the TVTropes website called "Only Six faces" and there's a name for this observation called the "Same Face Syndrome". Unsurprisingly, a lot of budding artists and would-be critics jump on the issue and start throwing this "syndrome" around like

Now I want to make it clear that I'm none of these statements are aggressive, I'm simply trying to explain things how I see them, I am NOT angry and I'm not attacking anyone. The tone of this journal should be read in a calm voice, not an angry one. Why do OS owners get so protective of their species designs? Okay so tell me, have you ever tried to make a cohesive, unique original species? It's not the easiest thing in the world to make a species design that stands out from the rest, it IS a difficult thing to accomplish, and more often then not if the person is taking time to draw and develop a species, it's something they're attached to,

personally I think theyre stupid. not the species itself, but the idea of "closing" them. like seriously, most of them have really unoriginal designs. we all know that anyone can easily slap a fish tail onto a cat or make food-themed cats and dogs. im just going to use sushi dogs and nekois for my examples. (before i start, im just letting you know, im not trying to stomp on these peoples' species okay, calm down). but the both of them are really basic. sushi dogs are literally just food-themed shibas or cats that normally sell for over 50 dollars, seriously. someone spent over 300 dollars on a sushi cat once, and tbh, anyone could design a