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Persona 5 Makoto Nude Persona 5 makoto nude Continue SephirothskrHobbyist Digital ArtistSephirothskrHobbyist Digital Artistkillalot2kHobbyist Artist4wearemanytooHobbyist Digital ArtistDayum is my man! You keep improving all of them. What's next? Will they become real?kakuji19Student ArtistAceWanzerFantastic! NintendorakTheFapperBoyWow. This new batch of nude models blows AWAY your previous. It's amazing. The only thing I can say negatively is that it is a Scramble model face. I've never been sold to art style scramble models, and I think that Persona 5/Royal Face models will make these absolutely flawless. XelandisThanks and I kinda agree honestly. I made these nude models a while back actually, so I just re-used them when I wanted to add clothes, so I don't remember what they were. I think I'll come back and put the original Persona 5 Royal Heads on them. Thank you also, glad to know that I am improving. TheFapperBoyI've also experimented with creating the perfect nude base for these models. I wish there was a way to use bikini models from Dancing Star Night as a nude base. In my opinion, these are the best models available from any game, even Royal. Bikini models are already made for scaling, and fit the models head perfectly. The only problem is that there is a missing frame, and textures around the chest, and buttocks when you remove the bikini part of the model. I tried to find someone who could do that kind of work, but I was unlucky. XelandisIt's a good idea, I mean I have a general idea on how to do it, but not ideal ... That's why I stick to nude models that I can edit easily and just make them proportionally accurate. xuxXelandisI will try, but the gloves are a serious pain in... I suppose I can do the same with model Anne and just separate the bones for it.ironpatriot4ruleroh! I don't feel the need!!!! I was just pointing this out since you did a few updates on them, haha. Both models are fine! Keep working on what makes your fancy! Theredheadedbeinie98AceWanzerWonderful!!! PurpleHazeDistortionHobbyist FilmographerAmateurThrowawayHobbyist Digital Artist queen (code name)Diligent promising StudentDignified studentMiss PresidentMs. Post-Apocalyptic Raider (Ryuji)Ghost Star Fist (Ruji, Royal)Mako-chan (Haru)Barbaric, dark-haired woman (Okumura) Ghost Thieves Of Hearts Student Council President April 23th x 13 4c.4.1998 Johanna, Anat, Agnes (P5R) Price of Wima Destiny (Yukihiro Fuomikut Remix) Nanaki (Stage Play) I feel it... My me... Me! Gun it! Makoto Niijima, Persona 5 Makoto Niijima is a playable character in Persona 5. She's the president of the student council of Shujin Academy, who lives a double life as Phantom Thief. Appearance Editing) Design (edited source) Makoto has brown hair in bob cut with blunt bangs and a French braid headband that matches her hair color. Her eyes are abnormal as they were depicted as red, although her eye color in her portraits can be interpreted as reddish brown. She is of average female height, being taller than Futaba Sakura and Haru Okumura, but slightly shorter than Anne Takamaki. Her winter school uniform seems normal, but without a standard jacket. Instead, she wears a black halter vest over a long-sleeved white shirt with a turtleneck (which differs from the usual turtlenecks for female students). She wears a black and red pleated plaid skirt, black tights and black and brown ankle boots. Her summer school uniform has changed. She wears a white shirt with the emblem of the High Priest (BJ), embroidered on the collar instead of the usual polo shirt. Under the adjusted skirt, she wears black capri-length leggings and a black tassels with no socks. Her winter casual attire consists of a black turtleneck shirt under a teal blue coat, with tight black trousers and two-ton brown tan knee high boots with dark cuffs. Her summer casual attire consists of a white dress blouse with a black belt, a black caprice similar to leggings from her summer school uniform attire and black low-heeled Mary Jane shoes. At the Royal, Makoto's school attire was slightly altered for the third semester, dressed in a large black coat and brown gloves. At the weekend she wears a white sweater with a large turtleneck collar, a black skirt, black tights and shoes. She also wears a dark blue coat and brown leather gloves. Her Metaverse outfit consists of two toned (dark blue and black) tight suit that is worn with a long black scarf, a dark grey corset-style leather breastplate, shoulder and knee pads mixed with boots that sport metallic heels and legs, white gloves and an iron mask. In Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight, she retains her Shujin Academy school uniform, except she wears a dark grey rags shirt with stitches and black spray pattern design, thigh-high stockings attached to her garter skirt on the front and maroon high top sneaker boots. She also wears a red scarf that matches her gloves and a chain attached to her black belt. Personality (edit source editing) You're a dirty fly for dirty money... Get the hell out of my face! -Makoto Niijima in Junya Kaneshiro, Persona 5 Despite her position as president of the student council, Makoto is an extremely unpopular student of Shujin Academy. This is because she does nothing to stop the abuse of Suguru Kamosida, leading all students to call her an arrogant, selfish control freak who knew about the abuse but decided to ignore it because she only cared about getting a good letter of recommendation. Although it publishes about this during the first few meetings of Phantom Thieves with her, these rumors eventually transpired that Wrong. In fact, the abuse outraged Makoto, but she felt powerless to do anything about it because of the influence Kamoshida held over the school. In fact, Makoto has no real power in Shujin, with her position simply making her a glorified tool for mainstream use however he sees fit. She is also not above keeping secrets from her friends to keep her image. When Akechi tells the group that Saa has a palace, Makoto admits that she knew about it and wanted to go there so that Saa could repent, but she kept it a secret because she thought it was too selfish. Long before that, this led to her hiding the real reason she did not stand up to Kamosida. Feeling overshadowed by her highly successful older sister and used as a tool, Makoto has almost no self-esteem, and therefore made a habit of keeping her nose down and doing what was expected of her. Her submissive character is noted by Sy Goro Akechi, who condescendingly treats her as a good type of pusher. After she is associated with the Phantom Thieves, Makoto ceases to deny that she was nothing more than a tool for the highest authorities, and has since vowed to fight for what she believes is what triggers the awakening of her Persona. After the band defeats Junya Caneshiro, Makoto decides to stay with the Phantom Thieves, saying that she has finished being a model student of honor and that she will try to be more honest with herself. Despite appearing choppy and proper on the surface, Makoto is actually more of a tomboy: she is trained in aikido, enjoys violent film action, never wears a skirt other than her school uniform (which she wears leggings underneath) and seems to care little about fashion other than the headband she wears in her hair. Although she is mostly a kind person, she can also be very imperious and sharply critical of those who do not meet her expectations, particularly Ryuji Sakamoto, whose business she constantly receives because of his consistently careless approach to school life, implying that she is a perfectionist. It also has a ton of repressed anger issues for failing to stand on the pedestal of adults who don't follow the same standards themselves, and as such has the worst character of a group bar anyone, to the point that even Iwai has to fear her, as seen during the Mementos Mission manga. Makoto was frightened by the ghost. Despite her extremely serious personality and efforts to be above the more bizarre antics of her friends, Makoto has her own hidden elements such as being afraid to hear ghost stories as well as darkness. Terrified of the darkness, Makoto seems to be panicking, first shown when the group decides to check out Sojiro Sakura's house and eventually has to go in because of a thunderstorm just rolling in once caught inside, the group hears someone like someone causing everything except except and Makoto himself to share. Makoto, frightened by a mysterious cry, questions the main character, whether she can hold his hand. Futaba Sakura finds this hilarious, realizing how stoic Makoto is usually and repeatedly teases her about her phobia of horror movies throughout the game. It even carries in Scramble, where she can be instantly seen crying for her sister's help, hiding behind the main character's legs as soon as they enter the Prison of Okinawa and can fall out of nowhere, making ping. Makoto is an excellent analyst and strategist, known to correctly subtract how most puzzles in palaces work at first glance. Bar the situation when Akechi joins the party, Makoto performs most of the strategic work. Makoto's relationship with her sister is very bitter, as Saye considers her to be a detriment, but Makoto constantly tries to please her, fulfilling the expectations of other people. When she realized the true nature of her sister (where her Leviathan form can be seen briefly appearing for a second before party battles her), she went on to almost stall before Akechi assures her that they will get it through.
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