Brother, that thing is wearing a cape, has heterochomia, one arm and thigh is wrapped in bandages, and the other arm looks organic and has spikes growing out the shoulder. Even the bloody ankle guards have mismatched colors. What bizarro realm do you hail from where this is a normal design?
Brother, that thing is wearing a cape, has heterochomia, one arm and thigh is wrapped in bandages, and the other arm looks organic and has spikes growing out the shoulder. Even the bloody ankle guards have mismatched colors. What bizarro realm do you hail from where this is a normal design?
Compared to last 3 series or so, this one is actually closer to older series. Remember Exia Repair? This one gives that vibe.
Even an A cup breasts weighs in the ballpark of 1 pound (~0.45 kg) on women with smaller underbust sizes. Either that's the densest bird in existence... or the scale is rigged against her.
Speaking of, I'm 90% certain those are meant to be a dove and falcon so I've added those tags. [edit: "those tags" not "that tag"]
This felt like a reference to a story of some kind, so I asked Gemini, and sure enough, it is.
"In a Buddhist apocryphal legend, a devout woman named Pranidhanavati encounters a starving mother bird (often depicted as a dove or a falcon) about to eat its own chicks. Moved by ultimate compassion, she cuts off her own breasts to feed them, placing her flesh on a scale against the bird. In a miraculous twist, no matter how much of her own flesh she cuts away, the scale will not balance, symbolizing that the weight of a single life is immeasurable and demands total selflessness. Moved by her pure sacrifice, the gods heal her wounds and transform her into a male prince, freeing her from earthly gender constraints so she can attain full enlightenment."
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