It is 100% the Animal Crossing Items texture, this particular hairstyle has been added in an upgrade pack filled with Black hairstyles and textures the game previously lacked (braids, afros, fades, etc). Do not in any way agree with this particular girl becoming doxxed, but the hairstyle IS meant to be Dark hair.Even if it’s intended to be that, and if there was no doxxing… What’s the harm in saying”normally, it’s black hair, but for this specific personality, in this participant’s imagination, it’s distance buns”? It’s play pretend it all anyways, whatever fits on your thoughts theater.

Not like her using it that way takes away from black people getting representative hairstyles.This was the definition of things spiraling out of control, because the first point (the hairstyle ought to be known as afro puffs not space buns, as you can see the texturing on the facial skin ) was lost in the subsequent deluge (is it cultural appropriation to wear a hair design at a video game).

While I get what you are saying about AC with no political messaging or themes, I don’t think that is exactly true — black lovers of this show have campaigned for a longlong time for skin color and hairstyle addition. Even in New Leaf you’d had to stand in sunlight for in sport hours to”tan” so as to be white. I don’t think that it’s surprising that something like this has been met with defensiveness and hostility, Nintendo as a business has just always been slow to deal with lack of racial diversity within their own games.Dope! I understand nothing about animal crossing new horizons buy bells online but seems like a well designed and implemented tattoo all around.