MsDia wrote:Interestingly, the Motoko that, for me, brings out the most intense feelings is the one that appears inside the Hadaly doll.
As looks go, both SAC series and SSS have the most relatable, from a human standpoint, Motoko. Yes, even though she flips backwards in all possible angles and dives from buildings.
In the original movie, all the characters were drawn with huge chins and for that I didn't like the faces, though body wise I had no complains. Plus she will always be the original.
I haven't read the Manga yet, so I can't say.
The Hadaly Doll Motoko was extremely effective in conveying a strong sense of self, simply because it was the most blunt visual and symbolic way to demonstrate that true individuality resizes in something far more distant than the basic external appearance.The movie only had Batou with a larger chin, but aside from that the people's proportions were spot-on in most cases. I saw no flaw in chin size.
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), as seen in the 'Chat! Chat! Chat!' episode of the first Gig of SAC. The tall, willowy figure with the flowing red hair is beautiful and majestic in it's grace. Some people regard this as an image of her 'true self' perhaps s she would have been had she not been resigned to a prosthetic body as a child. Personally I find it enchanting.
