She is also a bit shorter than Madama Butterfly. When manifested, her wings are shown to be designed the same as Butterfly's but colored in shades of purple, yellow, and orange. The symbol that floats in the ring-like opening of the headdress remains the same. The mask that covers her eyes have sharper outer edges, and the ornaments that are on her forehead are colored a deep red. The headdress now has extra detail with more visible lines and grooves and has what appears to be jewelry, possibly emeralds, embedded into it. Styx's headdress also receives a bit of a makeover.
The large red spikes that are below her shoulders point downwards, while Butterfly's point upwards, much like how in real life, most moths hold their wings in a resting down position, while most butterflies hold theirs up. The chest piece has a simpler design, but the dress and sleeves themselves are the same as Butterfly's but colored red, and the straps that connect the different pieces of clothing are positioned horizontally, in a more symmetrical manner. In Bayonetta 3, Madama Styx's attire has changed in the latest release to resemble Madama Butterfly's, but with a few differences. She is shown to be the same size as her counterpart barring her headwear and shares most of Madama Butterfly's strengths and abilities. She has an intricate pattern design below her chest and her breast size is smaller, being less endowed than Madama Butterfly in the same way Jeanne is when compared to Bayonetta. In Bayonetta 2, it is revealed that the design of Styx's dress, heels, and cuffs are the same as Madama Butterfly's but coloured red. Her wings are shown to be the same as Madama Butterfly's.
The opening in her headdress shows a glowing red moth insignia, and she had golden ornaments aligned on her forehead, and a black mask goes over her eyes.
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Her skin is a light pink colour and she has her own unique headdress that resembles a large ring with square patterns on the inner part and dots on the outer. Similar to Madama Butterfly, Madama Styx takes the form of a humanoid woman with an insect theme, though a moth instead of a butterfly. Should a witch offer her soul in exchange for a contract with Madama Styx, she will be able to obtain great power and knowledgeable counsel, but it is said that many witches have failed to properly summon her and thus lost their souls much sooner than expected.
The Queen of the River Styx, the mighty river which runs through the land of the dead.Īlthough usually quiet and composed, it is said that if angered, she will carve out the soul of the one that has offended her with cold cruelty.Īncient legends passed down speak in fear of the moths that alight on recently deceased humans as servants born from her sighs that come to lead their souls to hell.
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