I'm not the kind of person to keep track of the WOW WOTLK Classic Gold latest trends in fashion. When this project first began I kind of stumbled and went to Shibuya to check out their stores and see the latest fashions. Additionally I did a lot of online research to soak as much information as I could. However, when I got into making designs, it did not go as planned at first. There was plenty of guidance I received from Nomura-san. He was able to give me plenty of suggestions, and you can examine this. Thanks to his advice I was able get to the end of the line and complete the designs.

I do most of my research on the internet and I'd investigate what trends are in the present and younger Japanese people. What kinds of trends do brands or Japanese companies are setting as well. These are a few of the points I researched. I also consulted with overseas high-end fashion brands to ensure that we were not straying too far from world trends. This is something I attempt to incorporate into my designs.

How has the team developed in the design of female characters that reflect the fashion of actual life? Have been enjoying the games, and I've also observed non-gender-specific fashions also. What has the team done to modernize the way they design characters who aren't necessarily dressed traditionally gender-neutral or feminine?

I've observed some very stark designs with regard to Nagi and Kanon as an example and also for characters such as Kaie whom I was hesitant to speculate on what they were as a character, but stood out due to their unique appearance. I'm seeing more variation in expression among non-gender specific styles as well as male characters. it was something that stood out to me.

I wasn't aware of the kind of discussion that's taking place in relation to these questions. I made the same design as I've previously done and also. However, certain characters you mentioned were created by Yamashita-san. In addition, the possibility of having an entirely female designer on our team the second time it could have changed the way things were done. Therefore, I believe Yamashita-san could discuss this matter.

Concerning the second portion in your query, I'm thinking that one character you're talking about is Eiru who is sort of gender-neutral. It's a character I created at the beginning. If we look back at the first World of Warcraft, we were able to have Rhyme and he is gender-neutral or somewhere in between. We thought it could be a good idea include a similar character buy WOTLK Gold into the mix too in this one. I returned to my planner, and I was able put this character in game at final moment.