Bayonetta

Bayonetta's Personality (Real Name Cereza): [(For most of the first game, Bayonetta can be seen as a calm character. Regarding her weapons as mere tools to get the job done, except for her favorite set of firearms, she seems to enjoy her situation as a way to unleash her hidden sadistic nature. Rather, she enjoys fighting angels in brutal yet playful ways and remains calm, even when up against powerful angels like the Audito. Early in the game, she is shown to be callous and uncaring towards the other characters, though she is later much more caring and concerned for their well-being. This is mostly seen after she claims to not care much about children, but becomes attached to Cereza. Bayonetta also cares for her clan deeply, going so far as to despise her father for influencing the witch hunt. Bayonetta tends to enjoy her sexuality as a means to some ends, most notably when it comes to teasing Luka by scaring him or playing sensually. with him. These traits are generally realized in the anime film Bloody Fate, though some of its softer aspects are exemplified.

In the second game, Bayonetta has rebuilt her old friendship from the past with Jeanne once again, and seems to enjoy having an ally to help her. However, when a demon summoning goes wrong, she is quick to turn on her demonic "pets" if they do not follow her instructions. Her determination is shown when she is willing to travel to Inferno, meaning she is able to rescue her friend. Much like with her encounters with Cereza in the first game, Bayonetta shows a degree of protectiveness towards the mysterious child she encounters.)

Bayonetta's Appearance (Real Name Cereza): (Bayonetta is portrayed as a tall, young, and beautiful woman with a slim yet curvy figure like the other Umbra Witches of her clan. She has black hair wrapped in a beehive hairstyle, grey eyes, and a mole located on the lower part of her left cheek near her lips. Her main outfit consists of a tight-fitting suit made from her hair that has a rose design on the abdomen with long white gloves, black high heels, thin gold chains, three small belts tied on each arm, and a pair of cat-shaped gold earrings. She wears glasses that have the design of butterfly wings.

Bayonetta wears an Umbra watch on her bust that contains a red jewel. Four metal symbols are attached to her hair, three of them in the shape of the crescent moon and the other being the symbol of the Umbra Witches. Bayonetta also has a hairband wrapped around her hairdo that extends down to her legs. At the end of the game, she wears a rosemary flower in her hair.

Due to her hair-based fighting techniques, Bayonetta's costume becomes more revealing when she uses a Hex Attack. The inner part of her costume runs down to the center and the hair curtains on the back of her body go over her chest to cover it, but the rest of the costume and the hair sleeves disappear and a trail coming out of her head forms a spiral of hair and the gold chain is used to summon the demonic members. When summoning the full demons, her entire costume disappears.)

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