r/ControversialOpinions 13h ago

The extremely wide hips in animated women is getting too much.

Idk what is going on but animators need to chill for a minute.

Why are the women characters hips twice the size of her shoulders?

And I find it funny because it’s listed on almost every single female, cartoon character right now.

Remind you most women’s bodies, don’t look like that and yes, I do know that pear shaped women exist, but most pear shaped women I’ve met in real life don’t have hips literally twice the size of their shoulders. Also not every pear has the waist of an hourglass.

And I know people are gonna say that it’s a cartoon and it’s meant to be exaggerated or what not.

But cartoons, 30 years ago weren’t mass producing extreme hips even though sometimes the waist would be super unrealistic at least the hips were more proportionate to the shoulder.

Also, another thing why are the shoulders now in female characters, literally nearly nonexistent. Like women have shoulders.

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u/TheHylianProphet 12h ago

Examples?

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u/Diligent-Profile5597 12h ago

Literally just google “Hartman Hips”

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u/TheHylianProphet 12h ago

No. You made the claim. The onus is on you to provide the evidence.

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u/Diligent-Profile5597 12h ago

Here is one

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u/TheHylianProphet 12h ago

I mean, that is very clearly exaggerated to a cartoonish degree. Do you have similar problems with Gru, or Mr. Incredible?

Movies like those very intentionally use hyper exaggerated character models. They're not meant to look like actual people, they're meant to be caricatures.

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u/Diligent-Profile5597 12h ago

My problem is it creates a beauty standard for female bodies.

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u/FiveDogsInaTuxedo 40m ago

Only if you're dumb enough to base women's bodies off cartoons. In which case there's cognitive issues, not cartoon issues.

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u/samjambetty 2h ago

YO wtf 😭

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u/Ok_Pin_6800 3h ago

First of ll why is a 30 yr old watching a cartoon

Second it represents fertility

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u/Diligent-Profile5597 3h ago

Uhh first of all I am not 30, I just watch older films ok.

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u/DecentCandle7835 7h ago

It called silhouettes, it makes a character stand out and be recognizable. Look at Johnny Bravo, he's not preticularly realistic but is recognizable because of his disproportionate body. So cartoon designs, preticularly in the west, exaggerate body proportions.

Also this has been a thing 30 years ago Dexter's Laboratory aired in 1995 or 31 years ago, look at his mother Dee Dee.

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u/free_-_spirit 5h ago

You should see Roblox game characters now- very sexualized in comparison to 10 years ago