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Attire: Archery Girl MOMO In Episode II, the makers made an attempt to get MOMO away from all the Anime references they made in Episode I. In order to do this, they changed her weapon to an Ether Bow, and thus her attire to something that matches an archer better. Furthermore, the character desgins were redesigned to be realistic, not Anime-style.
Section 1
Alright, MOMO's head stays rather similar to Episode I in terms of shape, but her features (ex. eyes, nose) have been changed to become more realistic. She has a blue cap that makes MOMO appear to be an artist with its shape. It has a fancy, white design on the back, and two strands drop down from the hat on the right side of MOMO that are shoulder length. MOMO's hair is a light, pink color with a front longer than the back. Her hair is about shoulder length, and her bangs screen her thin, pink eyebrows. MOMO's has yellow eyes, like most other realians as well. Section 2 The midsection has changed a considerable amount, although it does still seem like MOMO is wearing "school uniform" clothes. Her shirt blue shirt doubles as her pants. The bottom is a bit fluffy with patches of white. The shirt is full-arm length and doubles as an arm-guard (which are a necessity to protect archers from the "twang" of their bow strings). At the end of her sleeve are more fancy designs that are likely to be a logo. The sleeves slightly project out onto her hand, but stop to allow both safety and comfort. Draped around her arms and backside is a golden edged cloak. It's split right down the middle a bit like wings and supported by MOMO's mini-tie. The cloak does come out a bit in front of MOMO. Section 3 MOMO's footware is similar to her footware in Episode I. MOMO has switched her yellow-ish oversized-sock for a pure white one. Instead of having the sock as the shoe, MOMO has two blue boots which are tightly fit over the sock. The boots are halfway between knee and ankle length, like many boots are. The top-front of each boot has a yellow part sticking out partically. This is likely a part of her sock or boot design. [Back]
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