Vampire fangs as a fashion is part of the character customization, from the name it comes from the western legend,From the time vampires became a culture, they were integrated by different civilizations. In 2003, the Hong Kong film "A Thousand Changes" also depicted the conflict between vampires and humans. A sharp fangs grow on the sharp teeth, which is more in line with people's mental image of fangs.
From the allusions and texts, vampire fangs change the tooth part, that is, the decoration of the face, and our character customization also clearly has a "face" part, but now vampire fangs are added to the character customization as a hat part, but it does not change and cover the hair part. This problem was discovered by my children, and I think this setting is not correct, and it is unreasonable from the children's understanding of the legend and their understanding of the characters' parts. I think everyone should see and correct its parts.
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Vampire fangs as a fashion is part of the character customization, from the name it comes from the western legend,From the time vampires became a culture, they were integrated by different civilizations. In 2003, the Hong Kong film "A Thousand Changes" also depicted the conflict between vampires and humans. A sharp fangs grow on the sharp teeth, which is more in line with people's mental image of fangs.
From the allusions and texts, vampire fangs change the tooth part, that is, the decoration of the face, and our character customization also clearly has a "face" part, but now vampire fangs are added to the character customization as a hat part, but it does not change and cover the hair part. This problem was discovered by my children, and I think this setting is not correct, and it is unreasonable from the children's understanding of the legend and their understanding of the characters' parts. I think everyone should see and correct its parts.
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