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It's time for Lexi to step up and see her new stats and put down that magazine. 

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Omega Numari

She doesn’t need to put the magazine down, a lot of people enjoy the female form.

Natalia

She explicitly doesn’t enjoy nonromantic sexuality, and leans in the other direction

Natalia

150 lbs w/J cups? A significant proportion of her weight is held by her bra now. Lol wow, the audience did a lot to her already with… 3 trades?

Misty Eliot

150lbs, wow. Boobs aside she seems fairly trim, probably under 100lbs? That’s a lot of boob, 50 lbs seems a LOT.

Natalia

I can see it being 40 lbs of boob, which is ridiculous. That’s 20 lbs each, it’s like carrying a medium sized dog in a harness on your chest

Mia

Let’s get her a new hairdo!

Mr. Domino

She's certainly got enough iparapetsi to be a castle now.

roseleaf

She's reading it for the articles.

roseleaf

Sadly there wasn't a good catchy way to write that in her stats.

roseleaf

Surprisingly, it was really easy to goggle breast weights. I forgot to adjust weight. She's likely closer to 120-125. I'll have to update.

Mr. Domino

Nice and, uh, 'fluffy'.

Halima Abdi

Super long, below her waist, but still spikey.

Mr. Domino

We already have had an Asian-based race change TF. Keep things interesting by doing another ethnic group the comic doesn't already feature. Native America, Latina, African-based or just keep her Caucasian because she's the only lead that would be of that ethnic group. Even if she WAS transformed into a southern Asian woman, the only way to make her stand out against Izzy and Steph would be to give her a personality to match. Variety is the spice of life and makes for interesting stories, especially when they're a visual medium like a comic, and especially one like Open Trade where it's about exploring all of these differences between who they were before and who they are becoming.

Nathan Racher

1. Southern Asian tfs are extremely, rare. There are probably a few on the reading sites and those that do few and very far in between. Also isn't Izzy a Latina? Being south Asian also opens up new storylines for Lexi, seeing her having an Asian chick thing? And her being confronted on her fetishization of Asian women. As opposed to the typical tftg plot point. 2. It wouldn't be that difficult for her being different from Steph and Izzy, I'm not suggesting that if Lexi were to be transformed into a southern asian woman. She'd start having a Bindi and start wearing Saris. Or adopts an Indian name. The fact could be that she could still rock the rocker punk look and still be a southern Asian woman, while combining it with some Hindu, Jain, Buddhist, or Islamic elements. Even still be called Lexi Castle. 3. While I agree with you with variety. But your take on variety is very backwards. To look at Asia as some monolithic culture or boring is... well, stupid. While true, at first glance, Japan, China or South Korea appears very monolithic. Especially looking at it from a western background, but in reality, it's very far from the truth especially when comparing the culture of Kyoto to Tokyo. Or comparing Soeul to Busan. Even comparing Bejing, to Shangha, there are distinct cultural differences. This is especially true in places like Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Pakistan. There are platitude of cultures and customs that are either regional or locally distinct and to simply say that to have another character as Asian because that would be dull because there is already an Asian character is both ignorant and wrong thing to believe. 4. Change in personality is a good thing especially in stories as it is called Character development. It doesn't have to be nanite induced, it can be done organically where she is sucked down the cultural rabbit hole. Out of boredom, or simple curiosity after she is transformed into a southern Asian woman. 5. Finally, she doesn't have to be tf'ed into an Indian, a Pakistani, or a Bangladeshi, she can be tf'ed into a Nepali, or a Bhutanese, or an Assamese or a Sri Lankan. Going back to my previous point, there wide array of cultures and customs in Asia, more so in southern Asia. When we, particularly Westerners, get out of the trinity of Asian cultures (Chinese, Korean, and Japanese) we will find a slew of cultures and customs that is far richer and intricately woven one can imagine.

Rag345

I agree with that race change idea and I'm part Indian myself. Plus it's really rare to see a race change that involves South Asian.