Bride Kayle Skin Concept

SSmotzer·Nov 18, 2018·2 votes·1,241 views

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/goblin-slayer/images/5/53/CiTSedoUoAAszVj.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20170630172458

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12 Comments

Silly NeekoNov 18, 20181 votes

Very nicely drawn. Though.... i swear i have seen a dress similar to that before.

Possibly Zelda? Possibly back from Digimon when Angewoman appeared? From a TV show that i cant think of the name of perhaps?

Not saying you are copyrighting, im just saying i have this severe case of dejavu about that dress.

SSmotzerNov 18, 20181 votes

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Very nicely drawn. Though.... i swear i have seen a dress similar to that before.

Possibly Zelda? Possibly back from Digimon when Angewoman appeared? From a TV show that i cant think of the name of perhaps?

Not saying you are copyrighting, im just saying i have this severe case of dejavu about that dress.

Goblin Slayer

ResterNov 18, 20181 votes

Looks less like a Bride if you ask me, it looks more like... something religious in a JRPG or something? The sword scales seem evident of that too.

SSmotzerNov 18, 20181 votes

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Looks less like a Bride if you ask me, it looks more like... something religious in a JRPG or something? The sword scales seem evident of that too.

Are marriages not a religious event? They happen in churches right?

ResterNov 18, 20181 votes

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Are marriages not a religious event? They happen in churches right?

I don't mean that I mean along the likes of uhm... hmm... how do I explain it. Like some kinda holy cult thing? I don't know where I'm going with this.

Silly NeekoNov 18, 20183 votes

That it looks like they are a part of the church, rather than a bride at a wedding?

That they are the "holy executioner" rather than the "bride to be"?

SSmotzerNov 18, 20181 votes

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That it looks like they are a part of the church, rather than a bride at a wedding?

That they are the "holy executioner" rather than the "bride to be"?

A wedding and the execution of a blasphemer, must be Kayle's lucky day.

ResterNov 18, 20181 votes

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That it looks like they are a part of the church, rather than a bride at a wedding?

That they are the "holy executioner" rather than the "bride to be"?

That sounds about right, thanks.

Linna ExcelNov 18, 20181 votes

Looks like you were going for justice.

My biggest complaint is justice shouldn't be blind. Originally she could see, but a political cartoonist back in the day made her blind to complain about the corruption that was an issue were he was. Think of blind justice like a blind ref in a sports match.

SSmotzerNov 18, 20181 votes

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Looks like you were going for justice.

My biggest complaint is justice shouldn't be blind. Originally she could see, but a political cartoonist back in the day made her blind to complain about the corruption that was an issue were he was. Think of blind justice like a blind ref in a sports match.

Political cartoonists... from the 16th century? You sure about that? The oldest statue of the blindfolded Lady of Justice is nearly 500 years old.

She is blindfolded because justice does not care about looks or who is involved.

Silly NeekoNov 18, 20181 votes

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_Justice

Actually she dates back to egyptian times. I do not think it was because of the political cartoonist that she gained her blindfold.... but they were right that Lady Justice was not always blind.

This article in Wiki (though not a very credible source on its own, but can be verified if you so chose), even states that there is a depiction of her in London that still stands with no blindfold, because her maidenly appearance is supposed to be enough to imply her impartialty.

Silly NeekoNov 18, 20181 votes

It was not really due to the cartoonist. But yes, you are right about the she was not always blind.