new tag: official_style_comparison

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BUR #58603 is pending approval.

mass update tanya_degurechaff_(anime) -> -tanya_degurechaff_(anime) official_style_comparison
create alias anime_design_and_manga_design -> official_style_comparison
create alias anime_design_and_light_novel_design -> official_style_comparison
create alias old_and_new_style -> official_style_comparison

From topic #34412 and forum #435900. A tag to show different official styles of the same character/copyright in the same picture.

Could apply to different adaptations, or even to style shift across a long manga's history, or something like post #4123253.

ANON_TOKYO said in forum #436467:

IMO having "comparison" in the tag name feels too much like an actual comparison happening is a requirement. Sure, even when it's just two designs interacting as a dual persona, part of the intent of the image is that comparison, but it still feels too strong like this.

I don't know how else to name this. It can't be crossover because it could be a showcase, it can't be a showcase because it could be a crossover.

BUR #58607 is pending approval.

mass update tanya_degurechaff_(anime) -> -tanya_degurechaff_(anime) different_official_designs
create alias anime_design_and_manga_design -> different_official_designs
create alias anime_design_and_light_novel_design -> different_official_designs

i think this is a good idea for the tag but i'm not sure about the term for comparison since in a lot of cases the characters are just standing there like in dual persona and the designs aren't actively being compared.

i don't think "style" is a good idea because we already have an official style tag that is for when an artist copies the art style that was used in an official work (like post #10479569)

so i propose different official designs instead which is like different reflection / different zoom layer etc. but for designs. i think this is better than multiple official designs because that sounds like it could include different characters and the tag is for the same character depicted with different designs, right?

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