>>46277851My issue isn't even that they're humanoid. Infact humanoid/anthro design tend to be my favorite. But it's just how they were executed that really erks me.
Cinderace feels really under developed and unfinished. It doesn't look traditionally "strong." At least with Gen 7 starters I can at least say they looked complete. From a design perspective I think humanoid designs tend to excel with they're not too "round" and "smooth" for a lack of a better term. For example, Blaziken. It's the first actual humanoid starter design. But I think the reason why us works for most is because it's a lot more angular. It has a rugged muscle structure and a jagged feather pattern. It's a bit more natural in a way. It's also more of a "monster" since it's easier to associate angular and rugged with being a monster. Compare that to the rabbit and lizard both are made up of a lot of smooth and round features. Shapes that we typically associate with humans.
And what this anon said is true as well.
>>46277943Those aren't the only things wrong with a designs. But it important to point out.
