Ya know. You didn't have to be rude you said, Aloe had dark skin that made it apparent she was obviously African American. I replied saying AA children usually have lighter skin then adults.
So you're saying Lenora was brown then darkened to black? Wow, what a drastic change in color.
Did you even read my post? I provided some few indicators in Iris that made me thing she was AA. Ok, I'll break it down for you.
1.Unova is based on America so we see more African-American people here then in previous generations.
2.Iris is a typical American name making me think she's African-American.
3.Her hair reminds me of a steretypical African-American little girl's hair.
4.Her Skin Tone is dark enough that I consider her along with the other things mention to be African-American.
1. And we see other races here also. You're coming off as close-minded by saying she just had to be African American.
2. What does Iris being a typical American name have anything at all to do with her race? A white person can be named Iris. A Hispanic person can be named Iris. An Asian person can be named Iris. The name doesn't affect anything to do with her physical characteristics, nor does it push the fact that she is so obviously black.
3. I still don't get this point but "sure."
4. Yeah, I definitely agree. When I see a person with brown skin, I'm gonna assume they're black too.
Okay.I explained to you using Karita my reasoning once again.
Yep, I sure do. You know, I think Lenora might actually be just a really dark Asian. I have a whole new change of heart, thanks to you.You kinda contradict yourself saying you think Aloe is AA based off looks, but critcize me for it by thinking it about Iris ya know