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i went into a dive on the crash bandicoot wiki to up my bandicoot knowledge and I read about how Crash had a waifu in the first game, Tawna Bandicoot, who was a sexed up Jessica Rabbit looking character, and I read that she was removed from future games because of Sony having issues with her appearance and characterization
so I was like oh huh okay cool I guess Sony took issue with her being a vapid big booba prop for Crash and-
NOPE the problem was that she "looked too old" for Japanese playtesters with one quoted as saying "who's this middle aged woman"
Okay but did you see the alternate universe version of her from Crash 4? Very butch-coded.
Now lets get the two of them in their own game where they have a buddy comedy shtick.
Here's a cool video about the development of the original Crash Bandicoot
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
I see exactly what you mean. If you brought her back down to Earth she could have been a fun addition. Though down to Earth isn't really Crash's style so these modern images I'm seeing if her do some justice in recharacterizing her.