@GinaGaloreVA@Zaggatar@BordeauxBlackVA Preview of the next animation that'll be up on the P-site on the 4th of october!
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@GinaGaloreVA@Zaggatar@BordeauxBlackVA Preview of the next animation that'll be up on the P-site on the 4th of october!
https://t.co/crt5zoY7wL
Bookmark this and check back soon!
I’m sick of this discourse rearing its head again. Nobody’s saying disabled people don’t belong in fantasy. That deliberately misses the point.
The point is: in a setting full of magic, impossible technology and supernatural creatures, why is the most imaginative solution you can come up with to ferry around your hero or villain a regular-ass wheelchair?
Give me magitech legs. A floating disc. Levitation. An enchanted walking throne. A little construct that carries you around. A spectral steed. There are endless ways to portray a disabled character’s mobility while actually embracing the fantasy of the setting.
People who complain that “disabled people can't exist in fantasy” are just looking for reasons to be offended. Of course they can. That's never been the issue. The question is why fantasy should suddenly stop being imaginative when it comes to how they get around.
Here's the public release of Arcana Sutra, Episode 3: Black Tentacles
Again, a huge thanks to @_pixiewillow, @SilkyMilkVoices, and @BordeauxBlackVA for lending their voices to this project. ❤
Enjoy!