A screenshot from Star Wars Outlaws (2024), Ubisoft
Ubisoft’s upcoming Star Wars Outlaws game has been accused of assassinating the game’s main female protagonist, Kay Vess, and turning her into a “chestless Karen”
A screenshot from Star Wars Outlaws (2024), Ubisoft
The accusation comes from X user MangaLawyer, who shared two side by side photos of Kay Vess alongside actress Humberly González.
MangaLawyer wrote, “Total Videogame character assassination by feminist developers: Star Wars Outlaws 2024.”
He added, “They are taking all the beautiful models and turning them into chestless Karens.”
Total Videogame character assassination by feminist developers: Star Wars Outlaws 2024
They are taking all the beautiful models and turning them into chestless Karens 💀 pic.twitter.com/OSPMstsaMh
— LearningTheLaw (@Mangalawyer) March 5, 2024
In a follow-up post, he also criticized how Ubisoft changed her chin writing, “And always the chin.
And always the chin 😆 pic.twitter.com/K52gXToUeo
— LearningTheLaw (@Mangalawyer) March 5, 2024
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