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5/25/2014 11:06:59 PM
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Do you like Shia's costume design?
So I have just been watching a video about this character and some of the comments in the comment section have been quite negative towards the design saying that, for a Legend of Zelda character, the design is a bit... *ahem* revealing (what do you expect, Team Ninja is involved with the game).
For those of you who don't know who Shia is she is a character (presumably evil as she's a black witch) in the spin-off Legend of Zelda game "Hyrule Warriors".
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Eh, I don't really think there's anything wrong with her, the design looks fine to me, she's no worse than the way Midna was designed really *shrug* That helmet/mask though is especially cool looking, that part of her whole outfit I really like a lot :P
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What a whore.
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Why do most female characters in video games have to be whores?
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Would bang and never call back/10
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We're talking the makers of Dynasty Warriors (re: shit).
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Edited by Orion: 5/26/2014 11:47:43 AMShe's too lewd and over-designed for a Zelda character. I do not approve.
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I give it a day or two.
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[quote]Team Ninja[/quote] abandon all hope, get to the life boats. it was a pleasure knowing you Legend of Zelda.
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Oh, I heard about that and stuff... Eh, this isn't the first time the Zelda series have done this...
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It's not that different from Midna's.
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Not necessarily evil, she may wear the costume of a Poe, or that unlike the witches through out Ocarina of Time or Majora's Mask, but we're going to need more details still. I was hoping this game would turn out more like Ninety-Nine Nights did, but a Dynasty Warriors clone might not be too terrible.
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2 RepliesEdited by A Metroid: 5/25/2014 11:10:12 PM[quote]Team Ninja[/quote]Well that's an awful developer.
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Seems like an excuse to show pixelated tits ... Meh idc
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me no care
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The perverted part of me says "yes." The rational part of me also says yes, because that's some nifty-looking headgear.
