Would it be problematic if an animation only had dark-skinned characters? ?

Anonymous

For example, it is common for characters in anime to die and be reincarnated in another universe and in that universe everyone is light-skinned. No explanation for this (I'm not saying there should be, I'm saying there isn't) they are simply light-skinned people. What I find interesting is that the same doesn't happen if the characters are dark-skinned, as it seems like they need to give explanations that others don't need to give. While the characters were reincarnated in another world and in this entire world they have light skin and are like that by pure coincidence and nothing else, the same does not seem to happen if they are dark-skinned characters. If they are dark-skinned, it is necessary to give a scientific explanation, a biological explanation, etc., something that does not happen when the characters are light-skinned. If they are dark it is necessary to give a thousand explanations, if they are light it is pure coincidence or the author simply wanted to.

I'm talking about creating something new from scratch, I'm not talking about replacing something that already exists.

Would it be problematic if an animation only had dark-skinned characters? ?
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