The concept of character design demolishes the looks that don't matter to normie minds.
But what is character design?
The concept of assessing someone's personality and character based on their Design. This way the viewers could easily figure out who's supposed to be a villain and who is not in an instant. This isn't a common practice in EVERY show, but you could in almost all media see it used, even in real life shows. Have you ever asked yourself why do bad guys always look “bad” and good guys always look “good”? Why do bad guys often look dysgenic, shorter, uglier, and weaker compared to the heroic main characters who often have eurocentric features, muscular bodies, average to tall height and decent looks. The example doesn't apply to all shows under the sun, but it applies in general to everything, ranging from books, comics, video games, cartoons, movies and such. Why does someone look “sneaky”? Why does someone look “creepy”? Why does someone look “manipulative” or “evil”? If looks didn't matter in theory, there wouldn't have been a definitive look to a “bad” person.
Animators are just as , if not even more, blackpilled as the average foid. They spend their entire lives studying anatomy, golden ratios, bones, skeletons, perfecting proportions, colours, grading, shading and whatnot , all to spread lookist propaganda meant to insitil lookism even further onto children. Think about it. What's the first thing young boys and girls are exposed to as a reference on how world works, besides the obvious of social Media? Animation. Cartoons. Shows, anime and whatnot. You'll call me crazy, you'll call me stupid but if few tiktoks, social Media trends and posts can negatively impact and ruin one's, women especially's, perception on something and raise standards to an unbelievable degree,then who is to say that animation cannot brainwash childeren too? Besides, if it was just some silly cartoons, there wouldn't been such pushback against woke nonsense and LGBTQ themes, if it were just some random kid shows, because all of us know it deep down how much media can impact one's thoughts, especially on young, impressionable kids.
The point is, as much as the normies, animators especially who literally study objective ideal proportions and ratios would like to say, looks matter and lookism exists, especially to us. Normies grow up with anti Incel media. Normies consume lookist media and I'm willing to peel the layers back off of their own hypocrisy to expose the ugly truth to this world.
When you play a videogame, like a hero shooter for example, the big guy is usually a tank while the skinnier one is more for flanking or general stuff. It dismisses the concept of looks not mattering since by looking at the bigger, more muscular guy, your mind ASSUMES he is the tank of the team and one carrying big guns, meaning your looks correlate with what kind of person you are. You don't think to yourself: “oh maybe he's a healer or support” unless the game somehow makes it clear they are through the outfits.
Remember that failure of the game Concord?
What was the main complaint of it besides looking ugly?
The fact that you couldn't tell apart who and what someone's supposed to be appearance wise.
If normies' concept of looks didn't matter at all( key-word at all), they wouldn't have needed to have the character “look” like a healer.
But you might say “well it's a videogame and it's for the gameplay so yada yada”, so I'll say okay and move back to the movies and shows. Actually, let's look back at the movie's a bit, Disney especially, which loves pushing their own propaganda onto the masses. I'll list and name a few of classics:
Jafar (Aladdin):
Jafar is the primary antagonist of the whole movie. He's seen as a sneaky, deceptive figure, using his wits and knowledge to overpower the characters, until the climax.
Jafar is portrayed as a skinny, tall, dark skinned man with dark under-eyes, huge hooked nose and an elongated horse face. He also looks much older, meaning he's past his prime and already matured (agepill). His eyes are somewhat yellow in some screenshots, alongside his eye region having eye-bags with a huge level of upper eye exposure, implying he's unhealthy. Elongated horse face+aging+dark skin is an instant fail and a 3 strike out.
Compare this to Aladdin, who's ((coincidentally)) more paler in comparison, with a sharper jawline. He's also lean with a decent/average frame to him and looks young and healthy. His eyebrows are thicker than Jafar’s and not tilted like his, giving it a less negative appearance.
Ursula (Little mermaid):
You can see the similar pattern already.
Ursula has purple skin. She's obese with gray hair, which also indicates old age and that she's a roastie past her prime. Her face is chubby with a small hooked noise again. Her face is also more masculine looking than it is feminine with again huge upper eyelid exposure and small thin eyebrows, adding onto the “crazy” look to it. Also ((coincidentally)), she's also bigger than the protagonist as well, implying that size indicates or implies authority. You also add on her hairline looking like it's receding or in Norwood two slightly, which also adds onto the “sickly” look to her.
In comparison, Ariel is pale skinned (again) with red hair and eurocentric facial features and blue eyes. She has a feminine face, alongside a lean curvy body and can clearly see that she has a visible jawline. When you notice it, often you'd see the clear battle not just between the forces of good (genetics) and evil (genetics), but also of young and old. In 90% of media, the chosen one is either a teenager or a young adult, on a quest to defeat the old, evil, ugly villian and topple his long lasting regime, no matter how correct and intelligent they may seem.
Gaston (Beauty and the Beast):
While he doesn't fit the stereotypical design of a bad guy, where they're usually ugly in a western media, it is still important to mention his looks and how they affect his perception. Gaston is a huge man. He swings from one room to another, all eyes scanning on him as if there's a magical spotlight to his face.
Women and men alike flock to him due to his size, build and masculine appearance with high dimorphism. In a single song, he manages to convince an entire town to rally against a beast which lives in a castle. Look at the way he moves juxtaposed to the small, shivering manlet companion of his. With every move, Gaston performs it confidently without a fail, meanwhile everything his servant does immediately backfires on him.
Throughout the entire song, the ugly servant is tortured, abused and slapped around in cartoonish ways as Gaston sings and flexes throughout the bar.
Take this simple act of juggling eggs.
For Gaston, he performs it with an ease, even though he has never even done this before. Meanwhile, the short, chubby, receding sub-5 attempts the same, only to have all of his eggs land on him as if he were a clown getting served pies in a circus.
Just observe the body language. The short guy is always shown appearing small, his movements janky and weak, unlike his leader which he follows like an abused dog with confident, yet arrogant motion, knowing well he is gifted.
Just look at this picture. Gaston isn't even looking at him, all while that poor, short manlet with crooked teeth is holding onto his arm, as if anyone, let alone Gaston,cared. And look at those blonde Stacies. They aren't even staring at him. The dwarf doesn't even exist in their eyes. Look at the way they observe him with pure lust. Their expressions almost look dreamy.
And the normies are going to look at all of this and tell you straight to your face that looks don't matter.
But since you're probably getting bored of Disney, let's jump to DreamWorks, the supposed “genre inverter” of the film industry and look more closely and you'll notice they are still as lookist as every other company under the sun:
Shrek, forever after:
Rumpelstiltskin is portrayed as a short guy with a small, child-like frame and a receding, greasy hairline. His ears are flared out with his face having nasal folds and eye region being severely exposed with obvious signs of eye bags present.In comparison, Shrek, who's also ugly is more respected due to his height, frame and more masculine looking face, which makes me able to easily overpower Rumpelstiltskin. The movie, despite claiming to subvert tropes, has still portrayed the short guy as a weak, manipulative cockroach which can only win and defeat the protagonist by tricking him using scamming tactics, rather than beat him one on one in a combat, making him look “weak” and “pathetic”.
They also put him on some posters in a chair with a crown, almost as a form of joke and mockery that a manlet could think this highly of himself.
At first I used to think it was somewhat exaggerated and even stupid that a woman would pick a literal ogre over a short, good looking man, let alone make him a ruler, but as @RealSchizo would say, it's all part of the ogre pill. Normies would rather have a high T, ogre who abuses and spits on short men, than have a manlet as it's ruler, and a good one at that.
I'll also quickly gloss over mega-mind, as it's also pretty blackpilled when you think about it:
TITAN/TIGHTEN (Megamind);
Prior to his transformation, Hal was seen as a “comedic” (key word comedic) character and a quirky dumb reporter to the “strong” and “independent” Roxanne Wolf. His attempts to flirt and get her to like him were immediately dismissed and shut down by Roxanne several times, despite his best attempts. Prior to his transformation, Hal was effectively short, chubby with a bloated face, huge bulbous nose (which a recurring theme amongst the “bad guys” appearance wise). His eyes are large and pray like with his brows being tiny and feminine looking.
After his encounter with megamind, disguised as the fake space father, Hal gains super strength, a jacked physique and a height boost, but none of it affects his face, which is interesting to say at least. I wonder why.
He tries to impress Roxanne with his superhuman strength, his insane flying speed, performing all sorts of miraculous, exaggerated heroic moves on her to prove his worth, yet to no avail. Despite his jacked physique, tall height and superpowers, she still didn't like him because of his face.
The best way I could describe all of this is with a scene where Hal holds up a poster of metroman (this story's Chad) near megamind’s head. Despite having the same build, same powers and even same height as the Metro had, he was still not enough, even for a mid tier Becky, and that's being generous. This is why I believe they've made his face still the same after the transformation, because otherwise he would've won.
Ironically, this entire fiasco doesn't disprove the BP, or however the media literacy normies would like to tell you, but rather perpetuate it even further by implying that not when a jacked physique, a height sprout and god-like superpowers were enough to make a woman impressed with someone who has a sub-5 face. And a mid tier looking woman at that.
To make it more ironic, megamind criticizes Hal for his behavior, despite the fact that the ONLY reason to why he tried to redeem himself in the first place was because of an opportunity to get laid, not because he wanted to be a better person in the first place. He, just like Hal, chases after a girl and does everything to gain female approval and attention, even stooping low to change his entire moral codex to appease her and her only. If it weren't for Roxanne, megamind wouldn't have given a single shit about this city, let alone cared to get his ass up and actually do anything to stop Hal. His only best friend, the minion, who was there with him since they were kids, was thrown away and kicked off of his garage simply for questioning megamind and his simp nature. But also the said, giant 8 headed blue Somalian looking alien freak has the rights to get mad and criticize Hal for only caring about getting with a girl and for robbing the stores, as if he didn't dump his one and ONLY childhood friend, for a sniff of pussy that rejected him afterwards.
To make it even funnier, the message which is basically the "
muh socioeconomic status", immediately dismiss when it comes to Hal, a guy who was not just manipulated, not just gaslighted, but also tested on like a lab rat for Megamind's entertainment.Why's he also not seen as a victim?
Why is he one who's seen as a monster for attacking a city, which evacuated itself btw, meanwhile
Megamind, the guy who tried to murder the citizens and who killed the MetroChad (to their knowledge), is turned into a mayor and has a fucking statue built off of him, meanwhile the sub-5 male is rotting in jail.
But maybe you're still not convinced, or perhaps not as fully convinced as you'd want yourself to be. Well then, I'll show you the case B, the indie comics scene, which I find the perfect example of the blatant lookism and true standards which women expect men to compete on, not on whatever fake social Media bullshit they're sprouting about to not lose their pathetic orbiter simps:
THE INDIE SCENCE
For those 5 guys living under the rock, webtoons is a collection of comics made primarily by anyone(usually teenage girl Audience) and by far one of the most popular, if not the MOST popular online webcomic site. Due to it's popularity and main demographics of teenager Girls and mentally stunned women in early to late 20's, the comics themselves accurately potray/ are made in the mind with the actual one and only true tastes women have in men, contrary to the lying, erroneous nonsense they sprout on tumblr, TikTok, twitter and whatnot. For this simple experiment, I've gauged at the top recent titles, trending currently right now at the top page. I wanted to also do a deep dive on the degenerate nature of women's true tastes in men through AI chatbots, not just debunking the water-y take of women preferring the attractive tall guys (which is obvious), but also the preference for the abusers, rapists, criminals and whatnot, but for now let's not go too far and let's focus on some of the examples.
Observe the catalogue of the well humored, shower taking, cold approaching men at display here!
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Look at all these amazing personalities. Mafia bosses, cheaters, criminals. You know, the men her personally detector was supposed to DETECT and reject based on his bad traits? The same women who claim men want some 12 year old virgins with porcelain doll skin and child-like build off of some random discord fag/redditor's off site description, but would fight tooth and nail to lie straight to your face and tell you looks don't matter, that height doesn't matter, that it's all in your head, that it's just a small, loud minority of women which think like that.
I could go on and on about it. I could dissect every fandom, every community, every story, fanfic, poetry, every shitty drawing made by them, but in the end the point stands the same. They could lie, they could slander, they could make all these comics and stories debunking us, which ironically also make us look ugly in them, further proving our point, but in the end their own drawings speak louder than all 30000 page twitter and reddit rants on how wrong we are.
And for those who reached the end, peace be upon you and let the BP guide you buddy boyos........
