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You're not wrong. Lol
I find the infantilism of Japanese art style in general disturbing. But, people have their own tastes. I just avoid it. 
Lol, at least you know your response is irrational >

There isn't a japanese art style, though. Plenty of western cartoons that fit that bill, too and plenty of japanese art that doesn't. >

You're 100% right, I worded it incorrectly. 
I should have specified manga/anime.
I don't take any issue with Japanese art as a general rule. >

I do like some of the pops. Usually the ones without eyes are okay, because my Audrey 2 is amazing. And some of them make sense with that type of eye. The Pillsbury doughboy for instance. Or Deadpool. But you're not wrong the vast majority of them are creepy. Gen Z will have children that grow up scared of their grandparents pop dolls instead of the porcelain ones, lol. That makes me giggle a little. >

You're not wrong. Lol >

Some people just hate them inherently, and I can understand it with the more extreme proportions or bad examples like Pops, but I don't understand why the more mild forms of it (like nendroid figures) are hated. With action figures and plushes it actually serves a practical purpose of truncating them into a more shippable square aspect ratio, simplifying them just enough to cut costs and they take up less vertical space than a 6+ head tall human figure.   
In art they also a lot easier to draw which served as a good gateway into drawing people. They give you more space to draw the face and head which is an early hurdle and simplify the limbs/hands/feet depending on the style. >

I find the infantilism of Japanese art style in general disturbing. But, people have their own tastes. I just avoid it. 
Lol, at least you know your response is irrational >

There isn't a japanese art style, though. Plenty of western cartoons that fit that bill, too and plenty of japanese art that doesn't. >

You're 100% right, I worded it incorrectly. 
I should have specified manga/anime.
I don't take any issue with Japanese art as a general rule. >

I do like some of the pops. Usually the ones without eyes are okay, because my Audrey 2 is amazing. And some of them make sense with that type of eye. The Pillsbury doughboy for instance. Or Deadpool. But you're not wrong the vast majority of them are creepy. Gen Z will have children that grow up scared of their grandparents pop dolls instead of the porcelain ones, lol. That makes me giggle a little.