"female dwarf" tag

I'd like to populate this tag, e.g. for Namari (Dungeon Meshi).

Precedent: female goblin, female orc

BUR #24449 has been rejected.

create implication female_dwarf -> dwarf

Subset.

I'm not too keen on it. Namari might as well be a generic shortstack barbarian with the way she looks and, unlike orc and goblin, female dwarves are pretty rare to see in media. Much less anime and even further less in as depictions that are recognizable as dwarves.

In agreement with Veraducks. There is a lot of general consistency for male dwarves, but there isn't for female dwarves.

Lineage 2: post #256180
Pop-up Story: post #2316422
Queen's Blade: post #1526989
Isekai Meikyuu de Harem wo: post #4472933 (other of her posts tagged dwarf)
World of Warcraft: post #5413190
Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka: Link

There's actually a fair number of female dwarves in media depicted here. With post #3829841 lampshading the differences in depictions from western and Japanese media.

Dowa Unlimited is probably the most recognizable as a dwarf by western standards, while the dwarves from Dragon Quest X might be mistaken for goblins. Then there's the tontatta like Wicca or Mansherry who are also known as dwarves in-seres.

Other dwarves:
Dwarf Princess
Juliette
luca
Sherry

There is also the Durin race from Arknights if you count them (Myrtle, Durin and Minimalist for example)

Mavado said:

There's actually a fair number of female dwarves in media depicted here.

I think I meant to say "female dwarves as we would understand them as a stereotype".

Because, tbh, if I search Dwarf, I expect to find Senshi and Gimli. That post #4472933 and post #6229072 are tagged dwarf make me wanna garden the tag. These kinds of race tags have always been meant for stereotypical depictions first, canon second. That a bunch of random loli posts are in there is weird.

I guess, at the end of it all, I'm not inherently opposed to the tag due to the precedent, but I'm also very concerned that a tag that results in sherry, namari, the DQ10 Dwarf, and post #7020455 all at once would have pretty limited use when searching and feels more like canon padding doomed to be nuked when the constant need for pruning fails in 2-3 months.

If they are going to be placed under the term dwarf, it may be worthwhile dividing up female dwarf between the more western style (short, stout, etc) and the more eastern style (small and childish). While the western style female dwarves try to match the male counterpart in style, eastern style female dwarves are more of pairing up females of an entirely different fantasy race with stereotypical male dwarves. Honestly, eastern style female dwarves are just female Christmas elves wearing dwarven attire.

The bulk update request #24449 (forum #273350) has been rejected by @nonamethanks.

The tag is also empty, so an implication would be pointless at the moment.