but do like the new head for the figure and think that it really improves the overall look.

:puke

 

No, it'd be fine if it was a male character. But a female character's head on a male body is SICK. Yes, more sick than Kissplay.

but do like the new head for the figure and think that it really improves the overall look.

:puke

 

No, it'd be fine if it was a male character. But a female character's head on a male body is SICK. Yes, more sick than Kissplay.

But it's only a "male character" if you consider Slugslinger and her in the same continuity. It could very well be a "female" body in the continuity that Airazor toy is set in.

but do like the new head for the figure and think that it really improves the overall look.

:puke

 

No, it'd be fine if it was a male character. But a female character's head on a male body is SICK. Yes, more sick than Kissplay.

But it's only a "male character" if you consider Slugslinger and her in the same continuity. It could very well be a "female" body in the continuity that Airazor toy is set in.

What's sick is robots who look like sexually mature females. They're freaking robots; do you expect them to have metal vaginas or something?

but do like the new head for the figure and think that it really improves the overall look.

:puke

 

No, it'd be fine if it was a male character. But a female character's head on a male body is SICK. Yes, more sick than Kissplay.

But it's only a "male character" if you consider Slugslinger and her in the same continuity. It could very well be a "female" body in the continuity that Airazor toy is set in.

What's sick is robots who look like sexually mature females. They're freaking robots; do you expect them to have metal vaginas or something?

Says the man who loves Blackarachnia... :tflaugh

 

 

 

Actually I think having female TF's look more feminine is good and a nice way to show the differences.

But what "differences"? What are we trying to convey here? It's just plain weird.

 

And yes I do like Blackarachnia, but since those guys turn into animals that have a gender, it seems less icky somehow.

 

slightly

But what "differences"? What are we trying to convey here? It's just plain weird.

 

And yes I do like Blackarachnia, but since those guys turn into animals that have a gender, it seems less icky somehow.

 

slightly

Feminine features -- Female voice, more rounded legs and arms, just a general sense of not being manly in build and posture. I mena I don't want robo-" Titaniums and vaginas or nothing, but basically something like how Arcee, Elita-1, Moonracer and those were is good enough for me. Cause Firestar, Chromia, and Moonracer didn't even have Arcee's "breast-like protrusion", they were fairly "flat-chested" but came off as very feminine in design to me.

I just think something like that needs an explanation. They make the fembots look like naked women (right?), but the male robots look like guys with armor on. And yes, I do realize that Blackarachnia was the worst offender of all (having specifically been modeled after a stripper), but still there's some strange inequity in how female/male robot characters are designed.

I just think something like that needs an explanation. They make the fembots look like naked women (right?), but the male robots look like guys with armor on. And yes, I do realize that Blackarachnia was the worst offender of all (having specifically been modeled after a stripper), but still there's some strange inequity in how female/male robot characters are designed.

To me the G1 Fembots all seemed to be wearing armor too.

Particularly Chromia, Moonracer, Firestar, and Elita-1...who all looked like they had armored breast-plates, shoulder pads, knee pads, and stylized helmets.

I just think something like that needs an explanation. They make the fembots look like naked women (right?), but the male robots look like guys with armor on. And yes, I do realize that Blackarachnia was the worst offender of all (having specifically been modeled after a stripper), but still there's some strange inequity in how female/male robot characters are designed.

To me the G1 Fembots all seemed to be wearing armor too.

Particularly Chromia, Moonracer, Firestar, and Elita-1...who all looked like they had armored breast-plates, shoulder pads, knee pads, and stylized helmets.

Real armor isn't form-fitting like that, though. A female soldier looks the same as a male soldier, when they have all their gear on. I just think it's a typically male thing about identifying women by their sexuality as opposed to anything else.

Cybertron Override FTW