Pragmata's development team included a group of women known as the "Diana Police" to convincingly capture her child-like innocence, because "men would probably go 'What's the difference?'"
Capcom assembled a "Diana Police" team to oversee the design of Pragmata's android, citing distinct creative nuances.
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Capcom's development team for Pragmata included a women-led group known as the "Diana Police" to oversee the character's creation. The team aimed to ensure the android girl Diana was depicted as cute and childlike in an uncontrived way.
Coverage noted the group was formed because men might not distinguish the nuances required to capture her innocence.
Epilogue added 83d ago, after coverage quieted.
The brief
Capcom included a group of women known as the "Diana Police" in the development team for its title Pragmata. This team was established to oversee the creation of the character Diana, specifically focusing on her portrayal as an android.
Coverage from Eurogamer, Nintendo Wire, and AUTOMATON reports that the group aimed to ensure Diana was "convincingly cute" and possessed "child-like innocence" in an "uncontrived" manner. GamesRadar+ notes the team's objective was also to ensure the character was not "too cute," with Eurogamer reporting the team was formed because men might "probably go 'What's the difference?'" regarding these nuances.
Coverage does not yet specify the release date for Pragmata or the full roster of the development staff. Observers are expected to evaluate how the character design reflects the specific distinctions made by this internal team.
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Quick answers
Who are the "Diana Police"?
A group of women included in Capcom's Pragmata development team.
What was their purpose?
To oversee the character's creation and ensure she was cute and childlike without being "too cute" or "uncontrived."
Why were they necessary?
Eurogamer reports the team was formed because male developers might not perceive the nuances in the character's innocence.
Coverage (5)
- Capcom had a women-led "Diana Police" team to oversee the character's creation in PRAGMATA GoNintendo · 92d ago
- Pragmata had a team of "Diana Police" overseeing Capcom's development of the now-iconic android girl to ensure she wasn't "too cute," and I don't think they succeeded GamesRadar+ · 92d ago
- Pragmata dev team had female ‘Diana Police’ to ensure the character was convincingly cute and childlike Nintendo Wire · 92d ago
- Capcom had a women-led “Diana Police” on the Pragmata team to make sure Diana was cute in an “uncontrived and childlike” way AUTOMATON · 92d ago
- Pragmata's development team included a group of women known as the "Diana Police" to convincingly capture her child-like innocence, because "men would probably go 'What's the difference?'" Eurogamer · 92d ago
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