The kicker? Bishop was not black, at Animal Crossing Bells least not at the African sense people had in your mind. Bishop wasn't black, at least not at the African American sense folks had in your mind. No he was an Australian Aboriginal.This that which I absolutely love about tattoos. The creativity of it. You could take concept or theme and instead of just cutting and pasting artwork you evolve and transform it and filter it through your own creative process. The end result being a beautiful brilliant piece of work with regard to both the mediums. It's fascinating. I love it. Thanks for sharing

This seemingly is fairly common and happens to most dark skinned characters because people simply can not get in their minds the idea of different races using very dark skin even if they make it clear the character isn't of African origin.

Things like this is why I do not like people asserting Marceline from experience time is half black, cause her mother has directly, brown hair.speaking as a non black minority its really pretty fucking offensive how they try to claim every dark skinned personality that isnt explicitly said to be black as black. Like bruh you aint the only minority, lots people have even less representation than you. Dont to perform us exactly what whites do/did to you

People tried to assert exactly the same thing for Connie out of Steven Universe despite her having obviously milder and straighter hair than the character who had been black in Steven world class. Rather than leaving it to ambiguity before the author says so otherwise. Same thing happened to Brock out of Pokémon all of the way until they moved to Unova (Pokemon New York) and a few fans still doubled down onto it even then. In Avatar the last airbender, there's a boy in buy Animal Crossing Items the Earth Kingdom (Avatar's variant of China more or less) with darker skin, perhaps not even dark, he was just like a medium tan. You know, the skin tone a lot of East Asians come in from the sunnier parts. The fandom staunchly headcanons him as Native American or Hispanic