04-26-2020, 05:55 PM
Random: Accurate Portrayal Of Famous Statues Send Animal Crossing Fans Wild
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The latest update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons has reduced the interest on all savings accounts, nerfed bug spawn rates, and now the Redd’s statues appear to be causing a stir on social media.
Famous statues like Michaelangelo’s ‘David’ and the Greek sculpture ‘The Discobolus of Myron’ obviously feature, but their um…bits, are now more visible than ever thanks to next-generation Nintendo hardware. This has quickly become a major talking point on social media – with some players seemingly missing the point these are accurate portrayals of well-known artworks from the Classic and Renaissance periods.
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As you can see, it’s ignited quite a bit of discussion. Some are standing by the statues as art, while others are voicing concerns about them being on display to younger players and bypassing censorship.
As far as we’re concerned, these statues are works of art and we’re sure anyone who is at least familiar with Classic and Renaissance art will agree. In saying this, tell us which side of the fence you are on in the comments down below.
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The latest update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons has reduced the interest on all savings accounts, nerfed bug spawn rates, and now the Redd’s statues appear to be causing a stir on social media.
Famous statues like Michaelangelo’s ‘David’ and the Greek sculpture ‘The Discobolus of Myron’ obviously feature, but their um…bits, are now more visible than ever thanks to next-generation Nintendo hardware. This has quickly become a major talking point on social media – with some players seemingly missing the point these are accurate portrayals of well-known artworks from the Classic and Renaissance periods.
Quote:Nice statue #AnimalCrossing #ACNH #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/ndr7npRaEW— Lava (@Lavashy_) April 23, 2020
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Quote:Animal Crossing New Horizons.
Better graphics means better detail. I saw an image suggested that David’s penis is in full view. (The statue) I expected this to be censored… is this in the American version or did I see the Japanese version of the game?— ????????? (@LumLotus) April 24, 2020
Quote:So we’re back to saying Animal Crossing is filth for retaining statue nudity then
Did you know? Nudity isn’t dangerous
— Joakim “konjak” Sandberg (@konjak) April 24, 2020
Quote:This just in, Animal Crossing New Horizons issued a M rating due to statue with a pair. More at 11. https://t.co/hJujPGD0v6— Mr TyrnerRound (@TyrnerRound) April 24, 2020
Quote:i dont want my kid knowing that p*nises exist ???— Shawn (@Shawnsg_) April 24, 2020
Quote:I find it hilarious how in Animal Crossing, an E-rated game, you can actually buy Michelangelo’s David statue from Redd, and they still don’t cover the statue’s no-nos with an Animal Crossing leaf-— The Epic Frick ⭐ (@FrickEpic) April 24, 2020
As you can see, it’s ignited quite a bit of discussion. Some are standing by the statues as art, while others are voicing concerns about them being on display to younger players and bypassing censorship.
As far as we’re concerned, these statues are works of art and we’re sure anyone who is at least familiar with Classic and Renaissance art will agree. In saying this, tell us which side of the fence you are on in the comments down below.