But MMA/Wrestlers….

bikiniarmorbattledamage:

It seems a popular trend in trying to defend terrible costume designs with random pictures of female wrestlers or MMA fighters.  Usually accompanied by some sort of rant about how anyone who questions the perfection of these costumes is the sexist one!

Yes, there are many sexualized costumes in women’s sports. It’s not because the costumes are flawless. Rather it is a sign that female athletes often suffer under the tyranny of Creepy Marketing Guy too.

At the end of the day, justifying sexist double standards in the media by pointing to more sexist double standards in the media only showcases how wide spread the problem is.

More under the cut.

– wincenworks

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Since we’ve just covered how plate armor can be worn by basically anyone who has the training,it’s probably good for us to address a popular defense of very suspicious dimorphism.

There’s nothing natural about it, it’s simply the result of thousands of media producers all buying into the same convenient myth that has no basis in reality and every basis in trying to feel good about objectifying women.

– wincenworks

Okay, so Titan Brawl is really perplexing to me because on one hand I have to say it looks like they’ve made a knock off a knockoff…. hurrah for creativity.

But for the mini-gun wielding heavy… I feel like there was almost an attempt at diversity here, but that it was so poorly executed that it seems more like the result of using a spinner than any attempt to plan a design.

– wincenworks

So. I couldn’t find any screenshots of Mammon in action, but Trillion: God of Destruction assures me this is a combat themed game and that is what Mammon looks like on the battlefield.

You’d think with all that excess money she could afford some clothes.

 – wincenworks

Chandra Nalaar’s costume never ceases to amaze us in how unapologetically it ignores even the most basic things about how armor (or any material involved in making it) works.

Let’s once again list all the nonsense here that goes beyond the usual sexualized armor tropes:

~Ozzie

@starsked submitted:

From Magic Rush: Heroes. Every time an ad pops up, it’s a new cringe.

Given the combination of tagline and imagery… there’s only one appropriate reaction to this:

– wincenworks