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Some even went so far as to create art that poked fun at the strange new Chun-Li.

Others laughed at the fact that her eyebrows stop half-way across her forehead. Some said Chun-Li's new look, which is strikingly different from the 2016 version of the character, was eerily similar to the design of a baby doll. Capcom: Infinite fans noticed that something was up with Chun-Li's face back in June, with many social media users finding fault with her too-wide eyes, blank expression, and uncharacteristically rounded jawline. Progress photos to indicate what the updated version of Chun-Li will look like weren't displayed either, as the team is still giving her face a little TLC. As Ono said, "Since the work is still in progress, we don’t have anything final to show you just yet, but stay tuned." "The development team is hard at work finishing the game for the September 19 release date, and based off the feedback we heard, we are currently making improvements to Chun-Li," Ono stated.Īdditionally, Ono revealed that game developers are looking to improve a few other character models. Though the exact characters in question weren't specified, Ono did state that they're from the title's Capcom roster. Capcom: Infinite team is hard at work on fixing Chun-Li's face. Capcom producer Yoshinori Ono confirmed that the Marvel vs. The announcement was made during San Diego Comic-Con this weekend at a Marvel vs. After witnessing the onslaught of negative feedback in response to Chun-Li's face, Capcom has announced it will make improvements to her model.

Capcom: Infinite's Chun-Li, whose noticeably strange-looking face has been the object of intense derision. The most recent example of such is Marvel vs. Plenty of otherwise enjoyable titles in years past have been plagued by a few characters who look like the live in the Uncanny Valley. In the world of game development, many things can go awry, not the least of which are character animations, especially facial designs.