Re: Race Card TG
 

Great addition! I can't wait to see more! :D

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I very much enjoy these racial TG's. I kinda did them for a while... should get back into them ^^

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Mm...they is very nice. Always fancied the whole latina transformation myself. Had a couple of girl's in work from Brasil about a month back and I swear....I don't normally feel this way but...wow...way to make a girl feel envious and a little inadequate. They were stunning.

I swear they looked like they should have been modeling or some such, and not in the pencil thin fashion modeling either.

A FTF race change would be welcome, but a MTF latina race change would also be lovely (and probably more what everyone is looking for)

Keep up the good work as long as you like BSB, you have talent and I love seeing your pieces..

Re: Race Card TG
 

If guilt is the cause of these comics, you are an irredeemable bastard.

Keep up the great work, you monster!

Re: Race Card TG
 

At the cost of being unamerican, I would rather say "skin color change". Races do not exist.

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Neither do species. It's just a generalization for the sake of brevity and efficiency in communication. A less useful one than species by a good bit, to be sure.

Also, race isn't just a matter of skin color. It's usually also associated with other physical features, which are becoming less distinct over time due to fast transit and interbreeding. 'Asian' doesn't always describe a uniform skin color, but most people can tell an 'asian' from a 'Caucasian' pretty easily, due to features of the eye, its shape, the shape and size of the various bones of their face, etc....

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Also, you'd lose the great double entendre of 'Playing the Race Card' if you used a more biologically correct term. ;)

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I like the tranagender, but really, race change is not my thing...

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I know that there exists only one human race, and that no matter what your nationality you fall under the title homo sapiens sapiens.
Like Sphore said, I called it "Race Card" to play on the idiom of the same name. I thought that was obvious.

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No, it's not just a title thing nor a reduction: there's a separate feeling in the change from one race to the other, on more than the sum of the body changes... that "now I'm one of them".

Keep race awareness in history books, we in TG stuff get enough flak without any need for more.

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...
Are you serious?
.....
I'm not trying to perpetrate a Hate Crime here, I'm just trying to have fun drawing. In fact I went out of my way to try and make the characters in the sequences not look like stereotypes of their respective races (schoolgirl outfit notwithstanding).

And while we're on the subject...
Why aren't you getting so up in arms about TG as a whole? Because there are even more stereotypes and derogatory representations of both women and men than I have ever seen in any "ethnicity transformation".

Re: Race Card TG
 

Don't let that guy bother you. I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels your card game works. ^^