@cupofliquid@KazuhaDatesJay@Yoimiyeah1 Yes, it is. And no matter how much we argue about this, I just can't seemed to change my opinion to see your side. I'm sorry.
@cupofliquid@KazuhaDatesJay@Yoimiyeah1 I am being genuine here. I just don't share the same opinion as you. I don't see it as being disrespectful seeing how as Yokai and Adepti are essentially the same thing as Djinn but I should have tried to understand your side more.
@cupofliquid@KazuhaDatesJay@Yoimiyeah1 I should have talked to you in a more civilized manner and agree to disagree on things since we're both from the same religion.
@cupofliquid@KazuhaDatesJay@Yoimiyeah1 There's actually nothing wrong with saying she's inspired by the middle east here since her clothes are, in fact, inspired from Egypt. In Aladdin's case, that shit was completely wrong because it was trying to portray Saudi Arabia and of course, DISNEY DESERVED ALL THAT HATE.
@cupofliquid@KazuhaDatesJay@Yoimiyeah1 But she's not even a representative of just Saudi Arabia. Sumeru is *inspired* by the Middle East which in this case, means Egypt as shown from her clothing, not Saudi Arabia.
(No counter for the pale skin though, I completely lose on that one).
@cupofliquid@KazuhaDatesJay@Yoimiyeah1 Especially in a world where a lot of people can use elements as their will, creatures that took inspiration from other cultures' folklore can exist and have their own rules because at the end of the day, it's a fictional world. If you disagree with that, fine. Bite me.
@cupofliquid@KazuhaDatesJay@Yoimiyeah1 There's literally nothing to be offended by Dori and yet you keep insisting that there is despite the fact that Djinns come in all shapes and sizes and have their own personalities. There's nothing disrespectful to be found from expanding upon an abstract concept like Djinns.