Female reptile characters.

~~Jarrah White~~ · 03-16-2004, 04:33 AM

The TMNT franchise has introduced us to alot of female reptile characters, Lurch, Venus, and Mona Lisa are some examples. They are all fine in they're own merits, but there is one thing about their character designs that is controversal. Breasts. Should reptile characters of a female gender have boobs, yes or no? Of course in real life, reptiles would have no need for breasts as they don't feed their young milk. On the other hand, breasts could be part of gender identification along with the shape of the body, face, eyelashes, hair, etc.

I'll let you be the judge,

Here's a picture of Venus,

And here's a picture of April in her turtle form.

NOTE: I'M NOT TRYING TO BE SEXIST, PLEASE DON'T MISUNDERSTAND.

View Poll Results: Reptile girls, should they have breasts?
Yes	19	65.52%
No	10	34.48%
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03-16-2004, 04:33 AM	#1
~~Jarrah White~~ Banned Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 2,394	Female reptile characters. The TMNT franchise has introduced us to alot of female reptile characters, Lurch, Venus, and Mona Lisa are some examples. They are all fine in they're own merits, but there is one thing about their character designs that is controversal. Breasts. Should reptile characters of a female gender have boobs, yes or no? Of course in real life, reptiles would have no need for breasts as they don't feed their young milk. On the other hand, breasts could be part of gender identification along with the shape of the body, face, eyelashes, hair, etc. I'll let you be the judge, Here's a picture of Venus, And here's a picture of April in her turtle form. NOTE: I'M NOT TRYING TO BE SEXIST, PLEASE DON'T MISUNDERSTAND.