yeah, skeleton with breasts is a bit...not anatomical I guess...its a skeleton, there's no soft tissue there anymore.... ><

It's for clarity. The reason why art and animation always seem to have hyperfeminized and hypermasculine characters is because clarity being important is drilled into your head. Since the entire point of these is a genderswap, they want to make it very obvious that hey, these characters right here are the opposite gender. Also partly for eye-candy, yes.

well, it's what it would be because when you are fin (as a man) people consider that as good appearance but when you are "fit" as a woman, you don't really see a lot of flatties.

Not all of them have big boobs, though.....

because its attractive. like small waitsts and wide hips. they are just cartoons

I don't know why this is down voted, I'd like to see this too

Beauty and the Beast, kind of, is like that. Belle is the one to rescue the prince from his course. Also, the frog prince thing too (haven't seen the Disney version, but the classic fairy tale is like that, conceptually). Anyway, yeah, not a bad idea. Not that weird either, considering classic European literature, especially poetry, where the male writer feels like he needs to be saved, and that only her love can do the trick. Anyway, all this gender centred talk made me want to see happen a Disney animated film based on Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. That could be lovely. ♡

My thoughts exactly.