Risk Lad

@devilishgenius yep

@devilishgenius technically, aren’t we all?

@KlearRWBYlooks more like Alfredo if you ask me

@TaylerLwwStill, no.

@KlearRWBY I totally think it does. You gotta think of it as Trevor with in the style of RTAA.

@WannapineappleHe does nit have that big of a chin and his nose is as big as Gavin's. Looks like Chris, Brandon and Gavin somehow had a baby and that blob came out.

@TheEighthBit That's really neat. Thanks for posting this! I've always wondered what colorblindness looks like to the person affected, and so this was very informative! I was actually so curious that when I saw this comment on the app that I ran to my computer to go on and find this comment since the app wouldn't let me follow or copy the link, and I was WAAAYYY too lazy to try and transcribe it into my mobile browser XD

@TheEighthBit as someone affected by colorblindness to some degree... yeah, I can only barely tell the difference between most of these. I guess it works. haha XD

@TheEighthBit +1 Cool

@soccerdog0000 As a colorblind person, traffic lights aren't a problem. The green is so light it is basically white, and red is dark. Plus you learn which end the stop and go are on.

@soccerdog0000 that's why they also have symbols to go along with it. Circle is go, diamond is halt, and square is stop. Though not every traffic light implement this, that is the general code that should be applied. (though that's where im from. Im p sure there's no unanimous agreement sadly, which sucks)

@soccerdog0000 Here in Canada in most provinces lights are vertical, always with red on top, then yellow, then green on the bottom. It's standardized for this very reason. In Quebec, lights are horizontal, with two red lights on the far left and far right sides, and one green light in the middle right of the yellow, and occasionally with the square diamond circle rule as well

@summerstastyflames True. As a fellow Canadian, I might've thought of this lol

@Coolerdeano It took me like 10 seasons to be able to tell some characters apart because of my colourblindness.

@Coolerdeano I know a kid - pretty old, he's like 14 or something - who found out he was colour blind from playing Sonic Mania, getting to the Bean Machine stage and not having the slightest clue how to differentiate certain colours.