While overall proportion changes are expected and things being tweaked to hell and back so 2D can work in 3D. This is the level of things we’re talking about when it comes to May’s details, but if you’ve read any of my previous comparisons, you know this is par for the course. It also lacks the metal end cap on the right card. The belt is also shorter, as we can see it flapping much freer on the right one. The skull on her hat doesn’t have a nose on the left one either. While the one of the left has two clips on both sides of her front flat, the right one does not. The two above May’s are different in tones and details. Interestingly, she has few takes in the original, with slight tweaks to her design, one of which is probably an earlier picture that got used. While the above omits original and XX‘s designs, May’s one of those characters that didn’t exactly change during the Midnight Carnival haydays. There isn’t too much anything deeper to it, though her name, May, is probably an allusion to Brian May, the lead guitarist of Queen. She’s a pirate, and that’s what her design reflects.
It’s not a total change of outfit, but it is the little bits a total sum is build upon. It’s true that her overall silhouette hasn’t changed, but the design of her costume went through rather significant design overhaul when Xrd hit around. Some say May’s design hasn’t really changed.
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Not really sure how to describe her but as the Dan of Guilty Gear, where she puts the joke where others are dead serious, except she’s actually viable character to use. May’s one of those characters that were there from the beginning.
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