Once Gilgamesh was done it was a no brainer his pal had to follow, so here’s Enkidu’s own “more Sumerian-looking” redesigned sprite.
*usual disclaimer: DO NOT REPOST ON OTHER SITES*
Breakdown of changes and references under the cut.
I kept the tattoos and horns from the “mud beast” form they had before meeting Shamash (appeared in strage Fake), the sash from FGO’s 3rd Ascension/sprite and lastly eyes and hair color (hair shade was changed to mesh better with the new skin tone).
Biggest differences are
1. the skin tone. Enkidu’s more reddish than Gilgamesh because I wanted to give a visual nod to their “made from clay” nature (in the baked clay/terracotta shade)
2. the clothes, inspired by Neil Dalrymple Gilgamesh project (the Enkidu+Gilgamesh one), ancient statues and reliefs. The shortest “side” of the tunic is a kaunakes, mirroring Gilgamesh’s.
Bradamante of Clermont - Knight of the White Feather
Differently from my previous Jeanne redesign-that-was-really-just-a-patch, the official Fate Bradamante design, voice, characterisation… every part of it ferociously pissed me off like few others in FGO so I channeled all that disappointment into making a complete redesign, to depict my own ideal version.
Shoulder pads detail and breakdown of inspirations and references under the cut:
Main references for this design are the other characters from the Matter of France already in Fate, 1500′ Italian and French armor and the tradition of pupi siciliani.
- the lance is Astolfo’s because that’s what she wielded, don’t give me that “oh I’m a Lancer but I don’t use the lance I’m famous for I use a ring to power up some silly powerless stick” crap Type Moon.
- arming sword because swords were a sidearm to fall on when the main weapon failed/couldn’t be used and also bc she had one she used before gaining Astolfo’s lance.
- the puffy sleeves were common in all the previous Fate Paladins, so I gave them to her too.
- mantle’s almost 1:1 from Charles
- the armor design comes from Astolfo for the shoulders, her og one for the star and wings details on the legs, 1500 and pupi’s armors for the gold decorations and their shape.
- wings-shaped tassets were never a thing but… well, “white feather”.