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The AMWF Cope vs The WMAF Embrace
Uploaded by J. The Perverted Summoner Jan 18, 2023 at 11:21PM EST
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![雏田 WMAF Born from Hinata's relentless white fever and thirst for BWC. As Naruto was the only boy in the village with blonde hair and blue eyes D PNG 是小嘿说动漫 Gabie Kook real_yami Hina Kagei round, but delicate and refined face shape, the hair style is essentially a staple of Japanese and general East Asian culture. Eyes are pale white as she's a Hyuga, but they'd normally be dark if she were not. Clothing, attitude, behavior, speech pattern everything points towards her being the ideal East Asian female. I even used a woman with a white husband as real life example lol medium-large sized eyes, but still clearly monolids. Even when wide open they still look almond-shaped CTC the stereotypical "Japanese female idol" look overall. Obviously intentional, it is in itself not an uncommon sight in other anime and series 1100 鸣人 头条@小理说动潜 漩涡鸣人 Bo Develius Marc Schulze Niclas Gillis White Boy-sama slim face, classic Caucasian head shape, pointing out his blonde hair and blue eyes is redundant but they're there. Naruto has (at least in the anime) a signature bright pink skin tone that very few other characters have. Bright clothes, hyperactive and typical waito piggu autism some Al and CGI artists force on him very small or very "Asian" eyes, which he clearly does not have 头条 @小嘿说动漫 TOP one of the largest set of eyes in the series (meme eyes like Rock Lee's don't count), spread, wide and blue funnily, Naruto started looking more "white" as he grew up. Adult Naruto, also know as the ZUCCruto has nothing that remotely resembles an East Asian male. AMWF Born from Sakura's yellow fever and neverending Weeb/Koreaboo phase ever since she was 13 佐助 JAM OFMESNIS Kazunari Ninomiya KumaQiB Lee Soo Hyuk sharp but elegant features, silk black hair, pitch black eyes, clear skin, Sasuke is THE specific, quintessential and idealized East Asian male. His clothing, often consisting of robes, pseudo- modern UNIQLO shirts combined with his attitude, it all fits his appearance to a T 宇智力 SJ: If an American Naruto live-action film ever got made, who do you see playing Naruto, Sakura, and Sasuke? 头条 @小嘿说动艇 pitch black, single eyelid, deep-set and almond-shaped when wide open. Other examples of eyes like these are Sai, Shikamaru and most Uchihas KM: Naruto has blue eyes and blond hair, so any child actor in America could play him. Maybe Sasuke would be someone Japanese- American, and Sakura, someone European. I'm not all that familiar with the names of child actors. I only remember Dakota Fanning... [laughs] I love movies and know actors' faces, but not the names. a typical "East Asian boy band" look overall. Looks 100% East Asian but more towards the "top 5%" of what East Asians look like Source: http://www.thecenter...?showtopic=2604 eko Sasha Holland alenn_ Bilibili Slimmer and sharper face than Hinata's but still somewhat round nonetheless to keep it feminine-looking. Borderline Eurasian, but still predominantly European-looking due to the large eyes. These Russian cosplayers above are the only ones that don't look weird when cosplaying as Sakura, which is enough evidence. character s loud, often useless, dumb, can't compete.... basically just a white woman eyes are pretty much Naruto-Tier in terms of size. They're large, wide, green, round... [229 side note but Sasha Holland ("Shirogane-sama"), probably fits Sakura the best because both the character and her have large foreheads](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/002/516/168/9d0.jpg "Complete /a/ analysis of why NaruHina is WMAF and SasuSaku is AMWF + Kishi's statement")
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