They totally do all have their colors as their main shirt color
I dunno man they were never going to do full on one-color clothing, I actually quite like those outfits
Someone summon someone from the fashion thread, I don't know shit about clothes
Hi
I'm here from the fashion thread to let you know that you might be colorblind
Ok to be clear
I know that dark navy is not the same as "blue"
But I really don't need them to wear the exact correct colors as long as they pay homage to them
I'm not talking about that
I'm talking more about the burgundy that you seem to think is pink
Or the orange that is "yellow-ish"
purple and pink are in the same family
and orange IS yellow-ish
Burgundy isn't purple, and I wouldn't put purple and pink in the same family either anyways. Pink is just a lighter shade of red and a warm color while purple is a combination of two primary colors and a cool color.
Colors. They're complicated and defy easy categorization!
They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
I just think its super cool that I was like "I find this to be an acceptable homage to the original colors because they're close enough" and was swiftly and justly told that I am wrong to think that, thank you for showing me the error of my ways
Colors. They're complicated and defy easy categorization!
They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
Yeah, Japan always saw blue and green as shades of the same color and didn't really distinguish much between the two until they started getting a bunch of exposure to Western stuff. The lines we draw between "shades" are pretty damn arbitrary.
I just think its super cool that I was like "I find this to be an acceptable homage to the original colors because they're close enough" and was swiftly and justly told that I am wrong to think that, thank you for showing me the error of my ways
Taking it a little personally there, bud. We disagreed on the "close enough" part is all.
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I just think its super cool that I was like "I find this to be an acceptable homage to the original colors because they're close enough" and was swiftly and justly told that I am wrong to think that, thank you for showing me the error of my ways
I mean, if you think it's an homage, that's rad.
Like, I know literally nothing about Power Rangers, I have no dog in this fight.
From an outsider point of view however, the colors do not look to be what you are claiming they are.
I'm not arguing about Power Rangers, I'm arguing about what colors are visible in that image.
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No no no, what if you're wrong.
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Colors. They're complicated and defy easy categorization!
They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
Yeah, Japan always saw blue and green as shades of the same color and didn't really distinguish much between the two until they started getting a bunch of exposure to Western stuff. The lines we draw between "shades" are pretty damn arbitrary.
You can also see it in the Greek classics
Homer keeps using the epithet wine-dark for the ocean, and while that's hardly conclusive proof
I've drank a lot of wine and swam in a lot of water
I just think its super cool that I was like "I find this to be an acceptable homage to the original colors because they're close enough" and was swiftly and justly told that I am wrong to think that, thank you for showing me the error of my ways
I mean, if you think it's an homage, that's rad.
Like, I know literally nothing about Power Rangers, I have no dog in this fight.
From an outsider point of view however, the colors do not look to be what you are claiming they are.
I'm not arguing about Power Rangers, I'm arguing about what colors are visible in that image.
And starting by going "you're colorblind and don't know what colors are" is a super good way to get your point across
Colors. They're complicated and defy easy categorization!
They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
Yeah, Japan always saw blue and green as shades of the same color and didn't really distinguish much between the two until they started getting a bunch of exposure to Western stuff. The lines we draw between "shades" are pretty damn arbitrary.
You can also see it in the Greek classics
Homer keeps using the epithet wine-dark for the ocean, and while that's hardly conclusive proof
I've drank a lot of wine and swam in a lot of water
Colors. They're complicated and defy easy categorization!
They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
Yeah, Japan always saw blue and green as shades of the same color and didn't really distinguish much between the two until they started getting a bunch of exposure to Western stuff. The lines we draw between "shades" are pretty damn arbitrary.
Fun fact, green apples in Japan are called aoi ringo, which we would translate as "blue apple"
Also traffic lights in Japan are the shade of green that is as close to blue as legally possible according to international traffic laws.
Colors. They're complicated and defy easy categorization!
They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
Yeah, Japan always saw blue and green as shades of the same color and didn't really distinguish much between the two until they started getting a bunch of exposure to Western stuff. The lines we draw between "shades" are pretty damn arbitrary.
Fun fact, green apples in Japan are called aoi ringo, which we would translate as "blue apple"
Also traffic lights in Japan are the shade of green that is as close to blue as legally possible according to international traffic laws.
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Colors. They're complicated and defy easy categorization!
They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
Yeah, Japan always saw blue and green as shades of the same color and didn't really distinguish much between the two until they started getting a bunch of exposure to Western stuff. The lines we draw between "shades" are pretty damn arbitrary.
You can also see it in the Greek classics
Homer keeps using the epithet wine-dark for the ocean, and while that's hardly conclusive proof
I've drank a lot of wine and swam in a lot of water
I just think its super cool that I was like "I find this to be an acceptable homage to the original colors because they're close enough" and was swiftly and justly told that I am wrong to think that, thank you for showing me the error of my ways
I mean, if you think it's an homage, that's rad.
Like, I know literally nothing about Power Rangers, I have no dog in this fight.
From an outsider point of view however, the colors do not look to be what you are claiming they are.
I'm not arguing about Power Rangers, I'm arguing about what colors are visible in that image.
And starting by going "you're colorblind and don't know what colors are" is a super good way to get your point across
Colors. They're complicated and defy easy categorization!
They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
Yeah, Japan always saw blue and green as shades of the same color and didn't really distinguish much between the two until they started getting a bunch of exposure to Western stuff. The lines we draw between "shades" are pretty damn arbitrary.
You can also see it in the Greek classics
Homer keeps using the epithet wine-dark for the ocean, and while that's hardly conclusive proof
I've drank a lot of wine and swam in a lot of water
And those two ain't very similar
White wine and pissy slough-water.
Please
I don't drink white
Then you should appreciate my choice of comparison.
Colors. They're complicated and defy easy categorization!
They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
Yeah, Japan always saw blue and green as shades of the same color and didn't really distinguish much between the two until they started getting a bunch of exposure to Western stuff. The lines we draw between "shades" are pretty damn arbitrary.
You can also see it in the Greek classics
Homer keeps using the epithet wine-dark for the ocean, and while that's hardly conclusive proof
I've drank a lot of wine and swam in a lot of water
I just think its super cool that I was like "I find this to be an acceptable homage to the original colors because they're close enough" and was swiftly and justly told that I am wrong to think that, thank you for showing me the error of my ways
I mean, if you think it's an homage, that's rad.
Like, I know literally nothing about Power Rangers, I have no dog in this fight.
From an outsider point of view however, the colors do not look to be what you are claiming they are.
I'm not arguing about Power Rangers, I'm arguing about what colors are visible in that image.
And starting by going "you're colorblind and don't know what colors are" is a super good way to get your point across
I just think its super cool that I was like "I find this to be an acceptable homage to the original colors because they're close enough" and was swiftly and justly told that I am wrong to think that, thank you for showing me the error of my ways
I mean, if you think it's an homage, that's rad.
Like, I know literally nothing about Power Rangers, I have no dog in this fight.
From an outsider point of view however, the colors do not look to be what you are claiming they are.
I'm not arguing about Power Rangers, I'm arguing about what colors are visible in that image.
And starting by going "you're colorblind and don't know what colors are" is a super good way to get your point across
Holy moly it was a sarcastic joke
Like the one you just made
I'm frustrated because I've repeated that I do not actually think Burgandy = Pink about 10 times and people seem to be extremely sure that I cannot see what colors are
It is a frustrating feeling over something I didn't expect to be nitpicked to death over.
I just think its super cool that I was like "I find this to be an acceptable homage to the original colors because they're close enough" and was swiftly and justly told that I am wrong to think that, thank you for showing me the error of my ways
I mean, if you think it's an homage, that's rad.
Like, I know literally nothing about Power Rangers, I have no dog in this fight.
From an outsider point of view however, the colors do not look to be what you are claiming they are.
I'm not arguing about Power Rangers, I'm arguing about what colors are visible in that image.
And starting by going "you're colorblind and don't know what colors are" is a super good way to get your point across
Holy moly it was a sarcastic joke
Like the one you just made
I'm frustrated because I've repeated that I do not actually think Burgandy = Pink about 10 times and people seem to be extremely sure that I cannot see what colors are
It is a frustrating feeling over something I didn't expect to be nitpicked to death over.
I'm sorry you're feeling nitpicked. I think just nobody else is really taking this discussion very seriously. I sure wasn't. No one actually thinks you're colorblind or dumb or anything. I don't think anyone else really cares how you classify colors either.
A reminder that I don't know anything about Power Rangers, but everyone else is making a team so I thought I'd join in.
I love this very much because most of the time "friendly" or "Fighting" is about as much characterization as they get
especially "tall"
I'm gonna go with: Trini, Tommy, Zack, Kimberly, and Jason. Billy is the missing "Nerdy Ranger" of course. Kimberly and Trini are kind of interchangeable here because I'm not sure how to quantify the difference between friendly and happy in a meaningful way.
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Burgundy isn't purple, and I wouldn't put purple and pink in the same family either anyways. Pink is just a lighter shade of red and a warm color while purple is a combination of two primary colors and a cool color.
Edit: sweet color pedantry TOTP for page 100.
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I disagree on both of those points.
Also burgundy is much more a shade of red than a shade of purple, but that's just quibbling.
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They are!
There's some really weird history behind them too, like how certain ancient cultures didn't have a word for blue, possibly because they couldn't see blue.
Obviously not actually, but there's a huge linguistic component to the perception of color that can really screw with perceptions.
It's a royal color because purple dye was so expensive.
Yeah, Japan always saw blue and green as shades of the same color and didn't really distinguish much between the two until they started getting a bunch of exposure to Western stuff. The lines we draw between "shades" are pretty damn arbitrary.
Taking it a little personally there, bud. We disagreed on the "close enough" part is all.
I mean, if you think it's an homage, that's rad.
Like, I know literally nothing about Power Rangers, I have no dog in this fight.
From an outsider point of view however, the colors do not look to be what you are claiming they are.
I'm not arguing about Power Rangers, I'm arguing about what colors are visible in that image.
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You can also see it in the Greek classics
Homer keeps using the epithet wine-dark for the ocean, and while that's hardly conclusive proof
I've drank a lot of wine and swam in a lot of water
And those two ain't very similar
seems pretty good so far, and that was just the first episode!
And starting by going "you're colorblind and don't know what colors are" is a super good way to get your point across
White wine and pissy slough-water.
Fun fact, green apples in Japan are called aoi ringo, which we would translate as "blue apple"
Also traffic lights in Japan are the shade of green that is as close to blue as legally possible according to international traffic laws.
I do not acknowledge the existence of Pokemon Green
Please
I don't drink white
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Holy moly it was a sarcastic joke
Like the one you just made
Steam
Then you should appreciate my choice of comparison.
your loss
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I chuckled at it. The delivery was quite good.
I'm frustrated because I've repeated that I do not actually think Burgandy = Pink about 10 times and people seem to be extremely sure that I cannot see what colors are
It is a frustrating feeling over something I didn't expect to be nitpicked to death over.
I'm sorry you're feeling nitpicked. I think just nobody else is really taking this discussion very seriously. I sure wasn't. No one actually thinks you're colorblind or dumb or anything. I don't think anyone else really cares how you classify colors either.
I was trying to be jokey about it but having 10 people tell you you don't know what pink is is super frustrating
UV is pink ranger
X-Ray is yellow ranger
Infrared is green ranger
Microwave is blue ranger
A reminder that I don't know anything about Power Rangers, but everyone else is making a team so I thought I'd join in.
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What even is a color, maasaaaaan?
I love this very much because most of the time "friendly" or "Fighting" is about as much characterization as they get
especially "tall"
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I'm gonna go with: Trini, Tommy, Zack, Kimberly, and Jason. Billy is the missing "Nerdy Ranger" of course. Kimberly and Trini are kind of interchangeable here because I'm not sure how to quantify the difference between friendly and happy in a meaningful way.
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