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TheRoguePenguin Since: Jul, 2009
2017-11-19 13:33:19

That is edit-warring, by the way, but it's good you acknowledge it.

If the off-model occurred in this series, then it belongs here, though I would only note internal inconsistencies. A character design difference is just Art Shift, assuming different artists. It's not really off-model when two different artists draw the same character differently.

caivu Since: Sep, 2014
2017-11-19 13:38:26

Noted about Edit Warring, thank you. I was thinking obviously incorrect edits in that situation got a "free pass", but I was mistaken.

And that's some nuance I didn't realize about Off-Model vs Art Shift, so I appreciate that, too. The example I'm thinking of still applies, just not to the extent I originally thought.

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homogenized Since: Oct, 2009
2017-11-19 19:17:15

To be clear, an edit war is any case where "Troper A makes an edit, Troper B undoes the edit, Troper A redoes the edit", the edit in question being valid or not has no baring on it.

Karxrida Since: May, 2012
2017-11-19 19:26:19

I think Depending on the Artist might be more applicable than Art Shift.

Candi Since: Aug, 2012
2017-11-19 23:50:02

I'm trying to figure out why any guest-Character trope focused on art style would go on the original series page. There's no sense to putting something that didn't happen in that series on that page.

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