【Xingjie】Pre-launch PR Disaster: Character Skin Features Distorted Anatomy, Sparking AI-Generation Allegations

With only two days left before the official launch of 'Xingjie', a new update on Bilibili has caused a stir within the gaming community. The character skin showcased in the promotional art features anatomy that many find fundamentally broken.

A closer look at the character's legs reveals extremely unnatural proportions, as if the character underwent a botched 'bone-setting' (a common Chinese internet slang for criticizing poor anatomical drawing). The neck placement is similarly distorted, with players sarcastically comparing it to a snake.

Beta testers flocked to the comment section to play detective, questioning if the skin was generated by AI. They pointed out inexplicable details, such as the messy hair strands near the cushion. One player quipped: 'In the past, we criticized artists for bad anatomy; now, we're just blaming AI.'

Opinions in the community are divided: some argue that the fusion of hair and body textures is a hallmark of AI generation, while others defend the artist, suggesting it is simply a case of poor technical skill rather than AI misuse. Regardless of the source, there is a consensus that the quality control process failed here.