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You know what I really don't care for in a lot of media? When a muscular character for whatever reason gets hit with a Rule 63 genderswap change, in this case male to fem, and the female version doesn't maintain the bodymass. They actually end up petite and scantily clad in a pretty untasteful way. I'm looking at you Dimitri with your stupid Midnight Bliss attack. I think a good and easy example is Terry Bogard in SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy. Ok so Terry Bogard appears in that game as a genderswapped variation of himself. I want you to just go look up a picture of him really quick. MAJOR beefcake. Dude is fucking YOKED. Biceps for fucking days. Abs are on point. Just a fucking chad of a man. So then he gets genderswapped, his hat goes from saying "Fatal Fury" to "Fatal Cutie" aaaaaaand he's not only lost all of his muscle mass but he actually looks malnourished. Oh and his jeans? Swapped for booty shorts.

Freaking why?

Seriously, Terry is from Fatal Fury. The same series that has Blue Mary, who is a pretty fucked beefy gal (also one of the hottest FG characters of all time) who is both sexy yet dresses in a pretty cool manner. It's not like they're opposed to muscular women (though KoF 15 toning down Mary's muscle mass does kinda make me question that) so what the hell?

I am at least glad that games like the upcoming SF6 are showing that girls can be freaking HUUUUUUGE and bulky, without losing any effeminite traits. Marisa is seriously one of the sexiest gals I've seen in a fighting game and I can't wait to play her! ...also yes I dig her hair XD. I know it's corny looking but this is Capcom, you guys act like this kinda crap is new for them. Though to be fair I'm still not over Akuma's SFV hair so who am I to chastise? Anyways where was I? Oh right, if you're gonna genderswap a muscular man don't have the female version lose on said muscle and get dressed all skimpy (unless the dude was dressed skimpy too).

Anyways HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Mei Majima ©
Ryoko © (4) Ryoko (@RyoRevengeance) / Twitter
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You know what I really don't care for in a lot of media? When a muscular character for whatever reason gets hit with a Rule 63 genderswap change, in this case male to fem, and the female version doesn't maintain the bodymass. They actually end up petite and scantily clad in a pretty untasteful way. I'm looking at you Dimitri with your stupid Midnight Bliss attack. I think a good and easy example is Terry Bogard in SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy. Ok so Terry Bogard appears in that game as a genderswapped variation of himself. I want you to just go look up a picture of him really quick. MAJOR beefcake. Dude is fucking YOKED. Biceps for fucking days. Abs are on point. Just a fucking chad of a man. So then he gets genderswapped, his hat goes from saying "Fatal Fury" to "Fatal Cutie" aaaaaaand he's not only lost all of his muscle mass but he actually looks malnourished. Oh and his jeans? Swapped for booty shorts.

Freaking why?

Seriously, Terry is from Fatal Fury. The same series that has Blue Mary, who is a pretty fucked beefy gal (also one of the hottest FG characters of all time) who is both sexy yet dresses in a pretty cool manner. It's not like they're opposed to muscular women (though KoF 15 toning down Mary's muscle mass does kinda make me question that) so what the hell?

I am at least glad that games like the upcoming SF6 are showing that girls can be freaking HUUUUUUGE and bulky, without losing any effeminite traits. Marisa is seriously one of the sexiest gals I've seen in a fighting game and I can't wait to play her! ...also yes I dig her hair XD. I know it's corny looking but this is Capcom, you guys act like this kinda crap is new for them. Though to be fair I'm still not over Akuma's SFV hair so who am I to chastise? Anyways where was I? Oh right, if you're gonna genderswap a muscular man don't have the female version lose on said muscle and get dressed all skimpy (unless the dude was dressed skimpy too).

Anyways HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Mei Majima ©
Ryoko © (4) Ryoko (@RyoRevengeance) / Twitter
Art ©