>>11647050I'm sorry, I was trying to be comedic by juxtaposing the vaguely homosexual description of "beefy, muscly nearly naked" with the more typical seriously "masculine" description of "action figure" like imagine Rip Taylor on stage selling guns at a Texas gun show. And of course the inherent comedy of someone acting like the difference between "doll" and "action figure" is actually real enough to get mad about.
I guess it didn't translate well. I really wish there was a font for being bombastic.
As for
>they didn't for Robbie or Gosling from BarbieI grabbed the first Barbie they did. I got the impression that they were trying to do a halfway point between Barbie and Margot, like this is Barbie as the character, like when they did Barbie and Ken in Star Trek. They're not exact translations of the screen character but Barbie in the role. Or Mattel's sculpting department just half-assed it, I don't know.
