Anonymous #2 1d

Then make more black characters…as we’ve been shouting for…

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Anonymous #3 1d

But it is that deep apparently when a black character is turned white

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Anonymous OP 1d

Not really everyone is just soft. Surround yourself with better people who can just enjoy art.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Would you get upset if a green character was turned blue? If so get a grip

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Anonymous #5 1d

Why not just…make more black characters…come up with new black characters…making white characters black doesn’t actually do what people think it does…like at all It just makes ppl mad and then there’s more hate and discourse and more racism being spread If you want to call white washing racist while excusing this you need to look at yourself and wonder why you think you want to see yourself as a character that is well known to be white…

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Anonymous OP 1d

1. It’s really hard to make new characters and concepts that’s why so much stuff gets reboots (duh) 2. In reboots, you don’t wanna watch the same thing over, so change up the plot a little and the characters. (duh) it’s fantasy so it doesn’t matter. 3. Most characters rewritten is to make young children feel represented like how white men love Batman, Spiderman, Superman etc. that’s why the new Spiderman is Black and Puerto Rican an it’s one of the best characters Marvel has made in a long time

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Anonymous OP 1d

You are probably trolling though cause you have yet to make a good point and keep saying the same thing over. So stay mad lil bro.

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Anonymous #5 1d

1 it’s really not 💀 hell I myself can create some completely different characters with completely different backgrounds and experiences and stories rn 2 a reboot isn’t supposed to change everything like you just mentioned it’s supposed to remake it and refine it or in some cases (like teen titans and teen titans go) make it sillier 3 miles morales is a completely different character than Peter Parker same as Miguel O’Hara they aren’t changing the character because they aren’t the same character

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Anonymous OP 1d

you can do both but actually why would it make a white person upset for a white character to be made black genuinely what is the reason to be upset

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Anonymous OP 23h

cool now get your own characters to the same level of recognition and popularity as the characters as well known as sheri

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Anonymous #2 23h

Cool you acknowledged 1 of my counter arguments Acknowledge the others

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Anonymous OP 23h

well i’m not them so i was never arguing about reboots only redraws lol

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Anonymous #2 23h

That’s literally doesn’t change what I said…and you didn’t read the whole thing cuz there was another point made If you’re going to respond to and acknowledge one point acknowledge ALL of them or stfu

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Anonymous OP 23h

well yes it does-people do already make their own characters that represent them first of all but redraws of already existing well known characters is because they like THAT character and lots of people like THAT character and would like to see themselves represented by them

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Anonymous OP 23h

Just making more black characters isn’t difficult at all it just isn’t a priority for animation studios and it hasn’t been for a really long time. The difference between whitewashing and blackwashing is that whitewashing is done to elliminate representation, while blackwashing is done to create representation.

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Anonymous OP 22h

If you’re arguing about how miles morales is a completely different character from Peter Parker, why don’t we talk about the fact that Teen Titans go robin is a completely different character from Teen Titans robin. TT Robin is a skilled, well respected leader, who’s dealing with deep personal issues. While TTG Robin is a narcissistic, insecure, perfectionist piece of shit. They are NOT THE SAME! it’s not about a difference in character, you’re just offended when you see brown and black people

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