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Curiously, Madama Khepri is the only Infernal Demon to be associated with the sun, a symbol usually associated with the forces of light.Madama Khepri's beetle theme and biography are reflected from the god Khepri, who was a god of the sun and had the head of a scarab beetle. This deity is associated with the ideals of rebirth, creation. Madama Khepri's name is derived from that of an Egyptian deity who is closely affiliated with insects, namely the scarab beetle.

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This is because Madama Khepri's full model was not able to be finished in time to be used in Bayonetta 2, so only her arms and legs made a physical appearance. When playing as Rosa during sequences and cutscenes where she would be supposed to appear, Madama Butterfly is summoned instead.

Unlike Madama Butterfly and Madama Styx, Madama Khepri's body is never fully seen in-game.

Madama Khepri's heel as it appears in the Records of Time Trivia As Rosa instead summons the Umbran Armor as part of her Umbran Climax variant, Madama Khepri does not appear as part of the multiple Wicked and Infernal Weaves the mode usually brings to Bayonetta and Jeanne. Madama Khepri's limbs also appear in part of certain Torture Attacks against hostile Infernal Demons, though the final blows are instead performed by a fully manifested Madama Butterfly. These Weaves, much like Rosa's basic attacks, do triple the damage that Bayonetta's can do. When Rosa is chosen as the playable character in both the Story and Tag Climax modes of Bayonetta 2, Madama Khepri's hands and feet are manifested as Wicked Weave combo finishers. Her silhouette can also be seen in Rosa's shadow throughout gameplay and the cutscenes.Īfter Rosa's death at the hands of Loptr, it can be assumed that her soul was sent to Inferno where Madama Khepri then claimed it for her own. Upon meeting her mother, Rosa, the two women team up to fight back the onslaught of angels trying to take them down, where Madama Khepri's limbs are used in joint attacks. Madama Khepri is first seen when Bayonetta is transported back to the time of the Witch Hunts, specifically during a siege on the Umbra Witch's home in Vigrid. Her alias, the Protector Of Time, is similar to nature of the Umbra Witches themselves, being a clan that was responsible for overseeing history.Īs part of becoming an Umbra Witch, Rosa entered a contract with Madama Khepri to grant her with increased power and knowledge. Her headdress is made to resemble beetle pincers with crescent moon imagery.Ī demon who can foresee the passage of time itself, and more specifically the fate of the person she observes, Madama Khepri is specifically named as a goddess who controls time itself. The upper part of her dress is very revealing, more so than Butterfly's, and a translucent cloth connects from her torso and wraps around her arms.

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Her skin is light green in coloration and her wings and outfit sport gold decorations. Like her other "Madama" counterparts, Madama Khepri takes the form of a woman with an insect theme this time a Scarab Beetle. It is said that she can determine a person's fate by gazing upon the long shadow that forms between their body and the light extending from the land of the dead.īy binding a contract with Khepri and forfeiting their soul, one can gain an almost infinite knowledge of time and the secret technique to control it.

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We finally made a new announcement about Bayonetta 3 a short time ago, and the reason we’ve been able to keep the series going is that you’ve all continued to support us so strongly.A goddess of Inferno who controls time and the sun. Because of that, we’ve had many requests to be able to see it in more detail, so we prepared it as wallpapers along with the 12th anniversary celebration. ( Image 3)Įach piece of art was made quite some time after Bayonetta was released, so it’s not in any art book. The concept behind this art was to show what the Bayonetta shown on the Japanese cover of the first game would look like if seen from the front.

The other wallpaper is made from art used in a collaboration with the game Shin Megami Tensei Liberation Dx2. ( Image 1)Īt first glance, it looks like the usual, familiar Bayonetta art, but upon closer inspection you can see that Bayonetta from Bayonetta is striking the pose from Bayonetta 2’s cover, and Bayonetta from Bayonetta 2 is striking the pose from the cover for Bayonetta.

Two of the wallpapers are made from art that was used in the steelbook Switch card cases that were included with the Japanese version of the Bayonetta Non-Stop Climax Edition set.

It’s kind of an odd year to celebrate, but today we want to show our appreciation to everyone who always shows their support, and we’ve made some special wallpapers to share. Today marks the 12th anniversary of Bayonetta! This is PlatinumGames Chief Game Designer Hideki Kamiya.