@mjangelvortex
Very true. With Grogar, I think emotion in his eyes is for the best, from the book “Gusty The Great” we know he was super powerful(even stronger than Celestia and Luna combined)
@Udjat
I agree. I think having good facial expressions is good for most fictional character, even if they’re villains. The only exceptions I think this works is if the character’s personality revolves around them being stoic or emotionless. Or if they’re trying to make the character scarier looking. But there’s always a good compromise in making something scary and still have emotion in their eyes.
@mjangelvortex
G1 Grogar was too hutched and just had generic red eyes. Grogar should have expression to his eyes, something that makes him standout, something that brings him character, if done right, he could be the best baddie since Season 4’s Tierk
Very true. With Grogar, I think emotion in his eyes is for the best, from the book “Gusty The Great” we know he was super powerful(even stronger than Celestia and Luna combined)
I agree. I think having good facial expressions is good for most fictional character, even if they’re villains. The only exceptions I think this works is if the character’s personality revolves around them being stoic or emotionless. Or if they’re trying to make the character scarier looking. But there’s always a good compromise in making something scary and still have emotion in their eyes.
G1 Grogar was too hutched and just had generic red eyes. Grogar should have expression to his eyes, something that makes him standout, something that brings him character, if done right, he could be the best baddie since Season 4’s Tierk