How about the rest of the class? Are there design touches that are a nearly automatic win for you?

--G.
I also seem to have developed a thing for characters who appear to be blindfolded but don't act like they are, like 2B and Trigger
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Sidenote, I'd watch a whole series about the girl and the lion sword-valet. Or just a lion at a school in general. Maybe as a member of the student council, seeing as lions are sticklers about the rules.

"This is probably a stupid question, but . . ."

... Though I also remember being particularly charmed by how Misha's wings in Pita-Ten seemed to be selectively physical. (It being some time since I watched the anime, I can only assume there's some scene where someone or something touches them to make this stand out from the pack of "This just isn't explored or explained.")

Maybe I just like wings in general. >>

-IA.

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I haven't seen many examples since then, so I'm guessing it fell out of fashion just as quickly. The only ones I can recall offhand are worn by Padme in Attack of the Clones (2002) - the pale yellow "Lake Gown" and (in a rather infamous scene that practically defines "mixed signals") the black "Corset Gown".

I've tested it out to varying degrees of success since then, putting hats on otherwise non-humanoid or non-anthropomorphic robots (WALL-E style stuff), and it really helps me spark off.

Of course, the same can also be said for non-robot and human characters- things that immediately come to mind are the fact that many of Sakura Kinomoto's unique costumes in Cardcaptor Sakura usually include a REALLY NICE hat.

And to say nothing of Girl Genius' jaegers, for whom the whole idea of a snappy hat is practically a fundamental part of their nature.

Now that I think about it, I'm surprised there's not any reference to this in Interspecies Reviewers; it seems like the kind of detail that series lives for.

-IA.

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-Pasha
"Don't change the subject"
"Too slow, already did."

I said this last October, and then a few months later, along comes the Endministrator--in a game full of characters who have nonstandard anatomy accommodated by their clothes, to boot.

How did they know?

--G.
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