Actually yes. I realized that as well. :D Appreciate this.

@@WedoneArtworks thought it was intentional with the opening line about "something you love being taken" being reference to Scout Venus being un-alived.

she's there, 0:27 second girl from the left.

looks good. so many white characters have been turned black, it's refreshing to see the opposite for a change

Right? 😂 Like I’m sorry but that’s the one character you can’t switch like that!

Here's the major difference: Ariel's heritage other than she is a mermaid does not play into the character. Storm's entire story is based around being African. Tell me you have never read an X-Men comic without telling me you've never read an X-Men comic.

@@KristenWood317 yes and Ariel's father and mother are black and there's no white people in África like Charlize theron and Candice Swanepoel

@@KristenWood317 yes and Ariel's father and mother are black and Charlize Theron and Candice Swanepoel are not from África cause they're not black 🤷🏻‍♂️🤣

Some you act like Ariel being white was apart of her character development. STOP BEING DENSE! Storm is an AFRICAN QUEEN. It’s crucial to her character. There’s no parallel smh 😒

@@KristenWood317EXACTLY!! there’s no comparison smh ppl just be wanting to cry about it and that’s why they will never change her in Hollywood

This part though 😅

it's refreshing change. so many characters have been turned black.

@@attysthoughts3253Yeah alright buddy. Storm’s blackness is a vital part to her character’s story. I don’t know what characters you’re talking about. But changes that I only agree on are for ones where their racial or ethnic heritage is not necessary to the development of the character!

@@VictoriaWElise if you can make nordic gods, you can make a white storm.

Right like wth

Very sad indeed 😪