Oi! Don't say that.Originally Posted by NeoCracker
Honestly you should probably just ignore us, since the deadline was missed, and if you already have an even 64, this would just mess with your numbers.This is not the time to back down; this is the time to beg for Agent Proto's leniency, and bestow upon her gifts and sparkling things! Kid must be given her proper shot, despite the obvious carelessness of our voting membership (myself included) . Hell, I would even be fine with Kid replacing my earlier nomination of Schala Zeal (they are both essentially the same person; both are exceptionally beautiful, but Kid has some better concept art
). That might be a better idea, actually; after all, if I am allowed to bend the regulations by nominating extra females, my treatment should not be special -- everyone should be allowed to do so, and then there would be chaos, and we cannot have that.
If you would rather not screw with your numbers, Agent Proto, would you be willing to perform such an exchange (Kid to replace Schala)?If so, you have my word that you will hear no more in the way of complaints from me.
See, NeoCracker, now is the time to keep our heads down, lest they be hacked off when Lady Proto decides they would be less irritating severed from our necks than attached to them.
Right; Bracket B.
1. Princess Zelda. Thanks go to ljkkjlcm9 for posting a more becoming image for the woman. I am not terribly fond of the bridal gown look, but the violet camisole-type garment allows for some of her form to be less of a mystery, which in this case is a positive thing. As for Cammy, her image is considerably more slutty, and the hat inexplicably bothers me. A great deal.
2. Samus Aran, undoubtedly. Are we certain that Krusche Elendia is female?She manages to pull the style off considerably better than Cammy, however; no massive, unnecessary holes in the garment to border just that much closer on nudity -- Samus' suit is entirely skintight, and such garments actually tend to feel good for the wearer. Thus, Samus is not mere eye-candy; she serves her own purpose.
3. Rydia of Mist. No contest to be had here, really; there is nothing whatsoever special Claire Redfield, to my mind. As for Rydia . . . that is a lovely woman.I suspect the green hair does much to fuel the overall physical attractiveness she exudes (sort of a Dirge Of Cerberus Weiss hairstyle, taken to a more feminine length, arrangement, and color), and the eyes are very . . . "Sephiroth", although not in an ominous manner -- more like intense curiosity, boring effortlessly into the eyes of those who confront her directly, because it is part of her personality. That, and she combines the aesthetic styles of a gossamer-thin torso garment and some prodigiously flowing capes. Sexy without being trashy or obsequious; she exudes a confidence I like a great deal.
4. Elhaym Van Houten. Again, her competition is entirely unworthy of her. The slightly "drunken" look of Elly's gaze repulses me a bit, but that hair of hers is easily knee-length in places, which is a beautiful thing. ^_^
5. Nina Williams, although this is a somewhat reluctant vote. Nudity for nudity's sake is seldom appealing for any length of time, and there is no reason for what was probably a leather coat/vest to be shredded to leave her naked in the most inconvenient places (the back of her rips, for instance; such a thing would get irritating for the wearer, I would guess). The factors which save her are the engaging expression she has in this particular screenshot, and those stylish gauntlets.
6. Tifa Lockhart. Well, this one is partly an issue of relative detail. Tifa is rendered with an astounding quantity of detail, allowing for the complexities of skin and fabric texture and shadow depth to act in her favor, while Helena is a fairly crappy PS2-era model in a ridiculous swimsuit.Tifa has the somewhat rare feature of black hair (bound in a very interesting way -- automatic points
7. I have a hard time believing I am saying this, but . . . Ayla. :laugh: Never really thought of the ineloquent, brutal Ayla in the context of attractiveness before, but this vote is more the result of her opponent collecting negative points than Ayla herself accumulating positive ones. I find Kitana fairly unpleasant to look unpleasant to look at, actually; the dead eyes and bland bodysuit do her no real favors. And call me sexist if you will, but litheness and delicacy are to me attractive feminine traits, and granted, Ayla is anything but delicate, but she is less overtly brawny than the tree-legged Kitana. <_< >_>
8. Whoa, Seth Balmore, absolutely. The strange thong/half-circle-skirt combination notwithstanding, that glance could cut someone in half, and that is an exceptionally elegant weapon. Interesting how much the tool lends to its wielder . . .
Some interesting nominees have presented themselves thus far, and we are approximately halfway through the first round . . . Some truly attractive in both physical and ambient senses (details like facial expression and auras of confidence or passion suit the latter category), and some who push the profundity of femininity back several steps. *_* I am unfamiliar with the vast majority of the women being admired, but two gems sparkle with unexpected fervor . . . Namely Sheena Fujibayashi from Bracket A and Rydia of Mist from Bracket B. The following statement is not intended to objectify the fairer sex, nor isolate its importance to mere physical terms, but:
Females rule.
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