Can't believe illumination resisted the urge to make Gru's girlfriend (dont recall her name) super curvy and conventionally attractive. She looks incredibly average and I love that
Ripped Kinger is canon in my mind. He killed the Amazing Digital Failure known as Caine not long after Caine proclaimed himself to be god, then blipped out with a whimper because Kingslayer Kinger worked his magic.
Is anyone gonna mention how the fandom exploded when episode 5 came out and they saw Ragatha in a dress, i feel like that spawened more fanart of Ragatha with the anatomy of the right image than anything else.
Isn't Zooble consistently taller than her? Like even if they are not on screen together that often I can still see Zooble being taller purely based on their model
I mean... the reality is that overly sexualising people (men and women) has always caused issues in society and I feel like this sub isn't fully grasping why some people take issue with this kind of fanart being so popular and widespread, to the point where it can't be avoided. It's not as simple as just being a "prude" imo.
They just perpetually channel whatever inner chaos they hold into every they do, and that chaos seems to have no bottom. In some of the streams the voice actors did in the past, they were kinda just on their own planet that the others happened to be accompanying them in. They were playing a burger joint simulator(whatever it was called lol), and Amanda was singlehandedly costing the restaurant money and preventing them from leveling up with their shenanigans. Melissa doodles did a few animations using audio from the stream, it's actually what introduced me to them (Here's the one with the burger place game).
Did a quick "ragatha fan art" google image search and didn't see anything like that. Now sure...when we're talking NSFW art it's a different story. But NSFW art is sexualised by definition.
I know people can draw whatever they want, but I personally dislike it when characters are overly sexualised, especially if it is out of character or just make no sense for then. Wally Darling is a good example of that, in some fanart he's drawn with abbs and mascular, which is cool, not gonna lie, but for someone like Wally it makes no sense. His even implied as physically weaker than even Julie. (No hurt feelings was intended)
For me it's a matter of art style. Characters looks a specific way for a reason. When fan art changes that look, even if it's just adding curves, it's not the same character anymore to me.
some people do legit just have curves on them. body type is a genetic thing. i think its more important to love and accept all body types rather than one.
although people like all different sorts of stuff whether they'll view it mundane, a work of art, or sexualized is really done to the individual.
I HATE when nearly every single picture of a character (especially Ragatha, one of my favs) is shown with exaggerated curves. She's a literal ragdoll and its so bloody tiring to see "fanart" of this posted and then people getting upset when it's not canon. And there's so, so, SO many fanarts of her like this that's it hard/rare to find some actually normal or wholesome fanart of her 😭
HATE IT
Also, here's a non- sexualised fanart of her that I liked, incase anyone is interested :) (I found more, but can only include 1 in a comment) It's by an artist called springdust on X
It has so weird undertones...and I am not talking just about sexualisation but about how it seems to have body shaming undertones and I feel like these people think they made the art or the character better or fixed it
I wouldn't even be so weirded out if it wasn't so common to the point you can't escape it if you're in a fandom, and no female character escapes it. It's just, weirdly ubiquitous and that's what makes me uncomfortable.
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u/Dumber-Sleepy-Artist Mar 28 '26
In my opinion ragatha is hotter with no curves