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ANON_TOKYO said in comment #2628028:

But acting like it's the more common usage is stupid as fuck

No one said or implied it was the more common usage in creative/fandom communities, only broadly on the Internet. If you disagree, consider updating the Wiktionary article or opening a discussion there.

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LQ said in comment #2628080:

No one said or implied it was the more common usage in creative/fandom communities, only broadly on the Internet. If you disagree, consider updating the Wiktionary article or opening a discussion there.

Well guess where we are! Also:

So it's pretty reasonable to assume that if "oc" appears on its own (and it looks like an existing character), the artist might just be saying they drew it themselves rather than it being an original character that's based on existing character design. It just wasn't the case this time.

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LQ said in comment #2628017:

For example:
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I don't think these are good examples because most of them are from subreddits of various IPs, where [OC] would obviously only mean they drew the art themselves to distinguish from reposts. It is common sense to not think they will be uploading their original character to /r/Frieren.

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Yamcha said:

I would like this pic more if she didn't look like a bodybuilder. Moe face on buff body is just creepy.

>Expects An amazon to be slender, soft and girly.
>They've won against greek and roman armies in mythology.
Not sure if sexist or not.

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KazuyaRazuKazama said in comment #944901:

You know, this teenager's got a body that most people, men and women, alike, only DREAM about.

Tyris is 23 years old in the Japanese Genesis manual, though it's not outright said. (Death Adder invaded during her 17th birthday, six years later she journeys with Ax and Gilius to free Southwood Kingdom from him and avenge her parents)
The PC Engine version makes her 24, however.

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Yamcha said in comment #412066:

If Golden Axe was created nowadays and not in the 80's, I wouldn't be surprised if this was her canon look.

Yamcha said in comment #412066:

If Golden Axe was created nowadays and not in the 80's, I wouldn't be surprised if this was her canon look.

It would be better than how she's going to look in that Paramount show.
The West is really allergic to attractive, feminine characters.