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People keep bringing up the ‘ballet in heels’ thing like it proves anything, but that’s just historical trivia. Early ballet in the 16th–17th century, especially in the French court, did involve heeled shoes because it was more about status and appearance than technique. Later, ballet evolved into what we know today, focusing on flexibility, balance, and pointe work — which is why heels were abandoned.
As for Mihoyo, they’ve never officially stated that the character is directly based on any specific ballet like Swan Lake. Inspiration doesn’t mean literal adaptation. Game design often blends multiple influences — visual, thematic, and cultural — into something new.
So yeah, you can draw parallels if you want, but at the end of the day, it’s still a fantasy game, not a historical reconstruction
2026-08-06 16:57:09