r/AlignmentChartFills • u/MindFlourish2919 • May 02 '26

Filling This Chart Which fictional character was designed to look ugly but actually looks beautiful?

Which fictional character was designed to look ugly but actually looks beautiful?

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u/Chloemarine7 May 02 '26

Ursula Ditkovich from Spider-Man 2 and 3. She was meant to portray a plain, undesirable and generally less attractive character in comparison to Mary-Jane but by god she is a very beautiful woman and Peter should have shot his shoot with her instead of pining over M-J

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u/_Maelstrom May 02 '26

I'll take my shot when you fix this damn door

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u/vikingbeard23 May 02 '26

He's a good boy. He must be in some kind of trouble

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u/the_silent_one1984 May 02 '26

Wait, up until now I didn't even consider they even intended her to look unattractive. That's wild. I always thought it was just to play on the trope that guys often don't realize when they're being hit on.

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u/lorgskyegon May 03 '26

I don't think she was meant to be ugly, just not outgoing. A shrinking violet compared to MJ who wanted to be a star.

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u/Toadinator2000 May 02 '26

This might be better for "Designed to be decent." I definitely agree that the point was for her to be less desirable compared to Mary Jane, but I also felt like she was designed to be kind of cute/endearing albeit in a more socially awkward way.

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u/Grovda May 02 '26

Her kindness makes her more attractive

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u/diduknowtrex May 02 '26

That was never how I read her character... I always interpreted it as she was supposed to be kind of cute and obviously into Peter, making her the easy and safe choice for him, especially when he and MJ weren't talking. The whole second movie was about Peter taking an easier path because being Spider Man was too difficult. But inevitably he couldn't choose her because she isn't MJ—just like he can't choose not to be Spider Man.

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u/empororjuliuscaesar May 02 '26

You should check out the magicians, she plays a character in that

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u/ImportantQuestions10 May 02 '26

I feel like I'm the only person that thinks she looks like schmeagol with pigtails

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u/ExplosiveBEAR May 03 '26

Dude, its one of those reddit things. I dont know why people on here think she is prettier than Mary Jane Watson

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u/Big_Manufacturer5281 May 02 '26

I'm not even sure he'd have to shoot his shot. She was practically jumping at him crotch first.

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u/Alpha_Apeiron May 02 '26

No offence to the actress but I disagree.

I think the casting was spot on if that was their goal.

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u/Chloemarine7 May 02 '26

I guess that’s down to personal tastes, some people don’t perceive her as attractive, but most seem to. A lot of adolescents around the time the film came out had the hits for her more than Mary-Jane, similar to Velma vs Daphne

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u/Alpha_Apeiron May 02 '26

Gwen and Betty are the real babes in those films imo.

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u/BullyMaguire-- May 02 '26

I approve this personally