Why are bayonetta's legs so thin? I understand they made

>>268957670
She was designed by a fashion designer, that's just how they draw women.

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>>268957908
she looks like a spider in some poses though

>>268957670

She's an exaggerated female form. Comically long legs tend to be the way artists do that, just like absurdly large torsos and arms tend to be how artists exaggerate the male form.

>>268958103
I went to a school that a class for fashion- and interior designers, the walls outside their classroom were plastered with drawings of Bayonetta-style spiderpeople. Not sure whether it has something to do with showing off the clothes better or if it's just a common stylistic choice in fashion for another reason.

But yeah, it looks weird as fuck.

I don't care about her legs as much as her tiny head and long neck. They look weird as fuck.

>>268957670
because she looks cool when fighting, i guess.

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>>268957908
Seriously, look at these proportions.

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>>268961119
Twelve heads high is average, right?

>>268957670
She was designed to display her confidence, not necessarily be sexually attractive.

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>>268962205
well she is very attractive, but when she wears alternate costumes she just looks odd. here she looks great

>>268962523
Bayonetta's weird in the sense that she can look kinda revolting one moment, then supremely fuckable the next depending on the angle and her pose and such things.