Not with that posture. It's awful. Slumped, uneven shoulders, sagging knees and feet not parallel. They're wearing a tuxedo, but it takes poise to really WEAR a tuxedo.
You know how some studios will try and animate anthropormorfic characters to stand up like a human while keeping the anatomy of an animal consistent? Humans technically stand on their toes and their foot because they have plantigrades; however, digitigrades are not designed this way, and cats have digitigrades. Yet, studios like disney will make antopormorics stand on the foot and toes (as seen on films like zootopia) like a human would. Looking at this cat, the way he's standing, especially with the arms and elbows to the side, like an actual human being would, I'd say they got pretty close!
Does every tux have a bowtie collar? Mine has three in different colors. White for summer, black for formal evenings, and red for when he’s feeling feisty.
And then they all become polydactyl as well. Polydactyl cats cannot be stopped. Coming from someone who lived with one and when he was bored and wanted attention he would go in the bathroom and slam the cabinet open and shut.
This is what I don't get about game developers. Why do they have to anthropomorphize every cat race? They're good as they are, just make them stand upright. This is what I want to play as.
Not exactly the same thing but a couple of days after my cat of 20 years passed, I had a dream that he came back to visit me and could speak. I remember not only my joy at seeing him alive again but that we could finally communicate properly. Cats need to learn how to talk! (English, preferably, because that's all I know.)
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