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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TwinBahamut" data-source="post: 3816272" data-attributes="member: 32536">I think you are being excessively picky about what is allowed to be called anime-style here... Certainly, in an actual anime, they don't have time to do that kind of gradiation of color. However, saying something can't be anime-style because it has that gradiation is ridiculous.At the very least, I have seen many pieces of art (concept art and character designs, especially) that are unquestionably anime-style, but have complex gradiation of color. Also, in older eras of anime (before modern computer-assisted anime production), they ofen used static images of scenes that featured complex color gradiation. Opening sequences, eye-catches, and backgrounds often featured this kind of thing.Besides, my agreement that the gnome seemed anime influences stems more from the character archetype (young, quirky magical girl genius) than from anything else. It is a rare character type in D&D, but rather common in anime/manga.I never claimed the face was anime style.</blockquote>