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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Trope very common in animation. In order to keep casts from looking completely the same, animators will try diversifying the setting by throwing in characters of differing skintones. But for some characters, you have no clue what ethnicity or race they are just by looking at them. Are they a light-skinned black person? Hispanic? Arab? Italian? Greek? Indian? American Indian? Malaysian? A really tanned Japanese person? Their facial features don't correspond to any particular race either, be it artistic license or limitation. So we don't know. They're just... brown. |
