>>5690

>Yeah, that will have to be a composite image(s) for sure and most likely take tons of inpainting. So there wouldn't be any sensible metadata in the end anyways. But would that be a problem?

I just like seeing metadata if present, but it's not a hard requirement. Similarly it's fine if the girls are in separate images and you skip the compositing altogether.

　
>something like 2 girls of different ethnicity, and/or skincolor

While this isn't an issue (I like seeing how a person interprets and depicts a given concept), I was thinking more along the lines of "plausible deniability", such as if the person trying to organize the girls' separated parts simply never saw the girls while they were living and therefore doesn't actually know whose parts belong to who or even which girl is who (or at least can claim as such :P). If their skin tone were distinctly different, then that'd make it easy to be able to associate which parts go which which girl, nullifying the prospect of "plausible deniability"...at least outside of sort of "name tag" swap on its own I guess.

As an example, once again take the attached image depicting Rin Tohsaka and Luvia Edelfelt.

If you aren't familiar with the characters and aren't looking super-close at the pixels and/or know what to look for in head-swap edits, would you be able to tell which configuration is their original "arrangement" relative to >>5689?

(heck, if you yourself are in fact unfamiliar with these two characters, then you or anyone else can even play this "mental game" yourself and post your thoughts :P But don't spoil the answer if you do know either character!)