Eleanor chooses not to mend Velvet's clothes only out of respect for Velvet, as Eleanor incorrectly assumed Velvet's clothes belonged to someone Velvet held dear in fact she just threw her clothes together haphazardly.Ĭontrary to heroic protagonists fueled by a need to help others and pursue good-intention motives that involve enacting the moral kind of justice, Velvet's rogue path opts for a more personal and less moral kind of justice, almost similar to Yuri Lowell's vigilante approach to things in Tales of Vesperia, as the latter takes things that cause harm to others into a personal matter.Ĭonsumed by the betrayal of Artorius and the death of her loved ones, Velvet has changed from a kind girl into a standoffish woman driven by vengeance. Eleanor Hume once offered to mend her clothes, and a confused but appreciative Velvet accepts, even showing consideration to Eleanor's health and hygiene, noting how the male members of the party 'aren't considerate enough' to do the same, something Velvet seemed annoyed by. When Seres helps her escape, she takes a tattered, black coat with several belts and silver leg-guards. Her hair has become messy, and grown down to her legs, and the red strap is replaced with a bandage. She expresses overprotectiveness of her little brother, and instantly falls into shambles when her loved ones are massacred.Īfter three years of her imprisonment, being forced to fight, kill, and devour daemons, Velvet's uniform have been ripped and tattered into rags, exposing a lot of her skin with her left arm's therion capabilities sealed by bandages whenever they are not currently activated. During this time, Velvet is a cheerful, kind, loving girl with a normal life.

In the prologue, Velvet's attire consists of a brown, short-sleeved shirt over a black, one piece uniform, with shin-pads strapped above brown boots, and her hair is woven in a braid tied by a red strap around the tips. Velvet is a tall woman with long, black hair and golden eyes.

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