As to the fan art itself, it's a great and faithful rendition as far as I can tell. This isn't a game made for one group of people, and the fan art isn't intended for one group of people either. After all, that would make sense in a piece of gender-bending fan art like this. Why does a piece of fan art even need to be run through the grinder to begin with? Art isn't always political, and since when did we start expecting fan art to abide by all these rules anyways?

Source: Forbes July 29, 2017 20:05 UTC