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[005] Arawn999

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If they \'\'are\'\' clothes, they\'re [[PaintedOnPants ridiculously form-fitting]] and there\'s no logical way they\'d stay on her body. Plus, in her true form she wears a skirt - and when she\'s shrunk by Zant her skirt and headdress disappear, so if the black markings are clothes why wouldn\'t they disappear as well? Even with the other Twili, the black patches on their arms gradient, making it clear that at least some of the markings are a part of their skin.

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If they \\\'\\\'are\\\'\\\' clothes, they\\\'re [[PaintedOnPants ridiculously form-fitting]] and there\\\'s no logical way they\\\'d stay on her body. Plus, in her true form she wears a skirt - and when she\\\'s shrunk by Zant her skirt and headdress disappear, so if the black markings are clothes why wouldn\\\'t they disappear as well? Even with the other Twili, the patches on their arms gradient from black to pale grey, making it clear that at least some of the markings are a part of their skin.

[004] Arawn999

6th Oct '15 at 01:10:07 PM

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Regardless, I\'ve commented them out.
If they \'\'are\'\' clothes, they\'re [[PaintedOnPants ridiculously form-fitting]] and there\'s no logical way they\'d stay on her body. Plus, in her true form she wears a skirt - and when she\'s shrunk by Zant her skirt and headdress disappear, so if the black markings are clothes why wouldn\'t they disappear as well? Even with the other Twili, the black patches on their arms gradient, making it clear that at least some of the markings are a part of their skin.

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If they \\\'\\\'are\\\'\\\' clothes, they\\\'re [[PaintedOnPants ridiculously form-fitting]] and there\\\'s no logical way they\\\'d stay on her body. Plus, in her true form she wears a skirt - and when she\\\'s shrunk by Zant her skirt and headdress disappear, so if the black markings are clothes why wouldn\\\'t they disappear as well? Even with the other Twili, the black patches on their arms gradient, making it clear that at least some of the markings are a part of their skin.

Regardless, I\\\'ve commented the nudity-related tropes out.

[003] Arawn999

6th Oct '15 at 01:09:40 PM

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Regardless, I\\\'ve commented them out.

[002] Arawn999

6th Oct '15 at 01:06:29 PM

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There\'s no official statement as to whether Midna is naked or not, and given Nintendo\'s usual demographic that shouldn\'t come as a surprise, nor is it likely that there ever will be. The debate\'s been going on between fans ever since the game came out, but Wikipedia and the Legend of Zelda wiki - which a lot of people erroneously take as WordOfGod - are of the opinion that the black markings are a part of her skin.

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There\\\'s no official statement as to whether Midna is naked or not, and given Nintendo\\\'s usual demographic that shouldn\\\'t come as a surprise, nor is it likely that there ever will be. The debate\\\'s been going on between fans ever since the game came out, but Wikipedia and the Legend of Zelda wiki - which a lot of people erroneously take as WordOfGod - are of the opinion that the black markings are a part of her skin. Looking at Ruto from \\\'\\\'Ocarina of Time\\\'\\\', it wouldn\\\'t be the first time Nintendo made a technically-naked female character with BarbieDollAnatomy in the \\\'\\\'Zelda\\\'\\\' series.

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If they \'\'are\'\' clothes, they\'re [[PaintedOnPants ridiculously form-fitting]] and there\'s no logical way they\'d stay on her body. Plus, in her true form she wears a skirt - and when she\'s shrunk by Zant her skirt and headdress disappear, so if the black markings are clothes why wouldn\'t they disappear as well? Even with the other Twili, the black patches on their arms gradient, making it clear that at least some of the markings are a part of their skin. Looking at Ruto from \'\'Ocarina of Time\'\', it wouldn\'t be the first time Nintendo made a technically-naked female character with BarbieDollAnatomy in the \'\'Zelda\'\' series.

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If they \\\'\\\'are\\\'\\\' clothes, they\\\'re [[PaintedOnPants ridiculously form-fitting]] and there\\\'s no logical way they\\\'d stay on her body. Plus, in her true form she wears a skirt - and when she\\\'s shrunk by Zant her skirt and headdress disappear, so if the black markings are clothes why wouldn\\\'t they disappear as well? Even with the other Twili, the black patches on their arms gradient, making it clear that at least some of the markings are a part of their skin.

[001] Arawn999

6th Oct '15 at 01:05:56 PM

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There\'s no official statement as to whether Midna is naked or not, and given Nintendo\'s usual demographic that shouldn\'t come as a surprise, nor is it likely that there ever will be. Conversely, there\'s no official statement that they\'re clothes either. The debate\'s been going on between fans ever since the game came out, but Wikipedia and the Legend of Zelda wiki - which a lot of people erroneously take as WordOfGod - are of the opinion that the black markings are a part of her skin.

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There\\\'s no official statement as to whether Midna is naked or not, and given Nintendo\\\'s usual demographic that shouldn\\\'t come as a surprise, nor is it likely that there ever will be. The debate\\\'s been going on between fans ever since the game came out, but Wikipedia and the Legend of Zelda wiki - which a lot of people erroneously take as WordOfGod - are of the opinion that the black markings are a part of her skin.

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If they \'\'are\'\' clothes, they\'re ridiculously form-fitting and there\'s no logical way they\'d stay on her body. Plus, in her true form she wears a skirt - and when she\'s shrunk by Zant her skirt and headdress disappear, so if the black markings are clothes why wouldn\'t they disappear as well? Looking at Ruto from \'\'Ocarina of Time\'\', it wouldn\'t be the first time Nintendo made a technically-naked female character with BarbieDollAnatomy in the \'\'Zelda\'\' series.

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If they \\\'\\\'are\\\'\\\' clothes, they\\\'re [[PaintedOnPants ridiculously form-fitting]] and there\\\'s no logical way they\\\'d stay on her body. Plus, in her true form she wears a skirt - and when she\\\'s shrunk by Zant her skirt and headdress disappear, so if the black markings are clothes why wouldn\\\'t they disappear as well? Even with the other Twili, the black patches on their arms gradient, making it clear that at least some of the markings are a part of their skin. Looking at Ruto from \\\'\\\'Ocarina of Time\\\'\\\', it wouldn\\\'t be the first time Nintendo made a technically-naked female character with BarbieDollAnatomy in the \\\'\\\'Zelda\\\'\\\' series.

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