Cold take: Lower Decks should have colored an Orion's blushing as green instead of red/pink.
Cold take: Lower Decks should have colored an Orion's blushing as green instead of red/pink.
The show had already established how Tendi has green blood earlier in the series after an injury and it would have been an easy to infer detail compared to humans in the show.
Other animated shows like Steven Universe already show how non-pink blush colors can work in animation.
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I fully agree. In this vein, I also think that Romulans and Vulcans should prefer green-tinted lipstick rather than red. In a few episodes in DS9 they actually did this, but most of the time they just default to red and it really doesn't feel right.
A common beauty hack is to match your lipstick colour to the colour of your nipple, so yeah.
This being said, maybe the Romulans or Vulcans in question have a fetish for humans.
But my lips are already the same color
A common beauty hack is to match your lipstick colour to the colour of your nipple, so yeah.
That's extremely cultural, and doesn't even stand up to the a historical test. I doubt it would carry over across planets. (Works great for TV audience though)
What colour are Vulcan/Romulan nips? Please provide sources to show your work.
I feel like a lot of it is "translated" to match human emotions. That person wouldn't actually be considered attractive, but the movie makes them attractive in a weird way so humans can relate. Green lipstick on a Vulcan would be EXTREMELY off putting to a human, in literal stark contrast. To make a Vulcan "attractive" it would be on human terms with our sexy red lipstick or... it may have the wrong effect and not tune emotions in properly to the scene. It's a huge reason why I hated watching Star Trek with a particular individual I know. "THOSE TWO SPECIES COULDN'T BE BREEDING! THE HORMONES ARE ALL WRONG AND THEY DIDN'T DEVELOP IN THE SAME..." and on and on.
The blushing thing absolutely should be green, but I get why it wasn't characterized as such. Friggin apes.
not the biggest fan but doesn't TNG suggest that all (most?) biped races in trek share a common ancestor?
Yes it does, i think there is a tos episode that hints at that as well
Anthropology major I think part of the argument was that since all primates share a common ancestor, when does it stop being functional for reproductive purposes? Is Tuvok sterile like a mule?
Seriously this is why I stopped watching these things with this person. It's like watching a war movie with a veteran.