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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Pretty much the only way in animation to make someone ugly or unusual looking is to do it deliberately and often non-subtly. If a character is not attractive looking, they're usually absurdly ugly. The appearance of a Gonk can be extremely jarring if it deviates too much from the rest of the show's look, although it tends to be more tolerated in comedies and for non-human characters. |
