When fat characters are drawn in a completely different art style

[u/this_is_a_loser]

1: Tomohiro Nagatsuka from A Silent Voice (looks like he’s from a kid’s anime)
2: (Flashback) Yuko Ozawa from Jujutsu Kaisen (she’s a realistic depiction but like too realistic… why are her eyes so small)

Besides from the fact that it alienates heavier characters (even when there is more to the character than them being fat), the inconsistency of the art style is just annoying. Fat Gum from My Hero Academia is sorta understandable since the art style allowed for varied designs, but the sources I chose from this post have a much more uniform art style, so it looks jarring when they draw one character super different.

[u/HatchbackDoug]

I wish I could remember the name of it, but it was an anime I saw a long long time ago where the main character was drawn almost like a little pig boy. The main girl had a crush on him and they were in mechs I think. It seems common, Dan Da Dan doesn’t do a different art style for Kinta but he looks a lot different from any of the other characters whilst also being overweight. Japan is not very forgiving to the larger crowd.

[u/killercmbo → u/HatchbackDoug]

probably Accel world right