MrMoon360
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DOA5 is a Japanese produced game, and the Japanese typically don't find Brown skinned women very appealing. That's why Vanessa got the bleach treatment in VF5, why Elena looks nothing like Kenyan girl, and why Sheva is so much lighter than the infected villagers she has to kill. The last time there was a brown skinned chick in a Japanese made fighting game was Grace in Fighting Vipers. The other 'Morenas' in fighting games are also 'light skinned'.
It's not really that surprising that the Japanese try to make these characters look more White; The Japanese White wash themselves. Most of the characters in any given anime/manga or Japanese produced video game who are supposed to be Asian look White. Most( if not all) of the White characters in any given fighting game are intentionally blonde. The contrast of blonde hair makes the Asian characters appear more Asian. This makes it easier for the game designers to make the Asian characters look more like Westerners in terms of face and build.
Having a light skin tone character from the start is different from having a brown skin tone character and then bleaching them to make them a lot lighter. Brown skin folks regardless of ethnicity generally frown upon bleaching. Sammy Sosa thought it would be cool to bleach his skin...he didn't really expect the U.S. and Dominican media to dig into him so badly, and fans to express so much anger. There was a huge negative backlash in India over a skin bleaching commercial. When the Jamaican musician Vybz Kartel bleached his skin, it was basically open season for all of the other Dancehall artists to insult him. A lot of people just don't like bleaching.
Brown skin shows up better in light than lighter skin. It's why Brown skinned theater actors wear less stage make-up than their light/white skinned counter parts. It's also why White body builders essentially paint themselves brown. This also holds true in 3-D computer graphics. It's easy for a light color under a light source to get a washed out look compared to a darker color.
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