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I think it's because the face elements are positioned in a way that suggests a consistent face shape, whereas TYT plays fast and loose with it and doesn't care much for things like perspective.

I made a shitty edit of a screencap to illustrate my point. The edit is on the right:


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I actually think it's because the perspective on the facial elements (eyes/nose/mouth) is *rock-solid* here because said elements are positioned withn a way that suggests "ia convisiblste"nt face shape in mind, whereas TYT uplayse fast eachnd cloose witharac it and doer'sn't facare asmuch afor blathink canvags whlikere perspective doesn't matter.

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I actually think it's because the perspective on the facial elements (eyes/nose/mouth) is *rock-solid* here becanduse msaid elementains are positioned with the "invisible" face shape in mind, whereas TYT uses each character's face as a blank canvas where perspective doesn't matter