Why is Aisling Duval so popular?

[Rubbernuke]

Am I the only one that's wondering why she's taken to advertising hair conditioner on TV?

 

[RyuStaar]

I believe in Japan it is called a waifu

 

[askavir]

To be honest blue-haired oriental cartoon-like characters are far more a millennial / gen-x nerds thing, rather than a middle aged nerds thing...

Middle aged hetero nerds are far more into ample bosom, latex wearing, late 70's / 80's scifi characters. At least that's what a middle aged hetero nerd friend told me.

 

[Florizel]

PS. I don't see need for a morality police in ED. Everyone has the right to play the way they want.
PPS. Maybe we also need the "superpower of the teenage boys' band" to bring in a flood of middle-aged women ...

 

[insanephoton]

To be honest blue-haired oriental cartoon-like characters are far more a millennial / gen-x nerds thing, rather than a middle aged nerds thing...

Middle aged hetero nerds are far more into ample bosom, latex wearing, late 70's / 80's scifi characters. At least that's what a middle aged hetero nerd friend told me.

Hate to tell you this but gen x are middle aged.

 

[askavir]

Hate to tell you this but gen x are middle aged.

Obviously I meant Z, gen-x's had never even heard of anime paper dolls.

 

[Ralph Vargr]

I'm just old.

 

[BDelacroix]

Reading some of the recent Galnet threads is somewhat like this:

Galnet: There's a galactic summit, everyone is attending!

Commanders: What's Aisling wearing?!?!?



So why is the media princess so popular? Is it because of her anti-slavery stance? The tragic story of what happened to her mother? Her imperial upbringing? Those awesome Prismatic shields you get after 4 weeks of loyal service?

Or is it just down to her being 'hawt' ?

A lot of people have a barbie fetish?