Rekki-Maru & Mekki-Maru, Taki's preferred weapon throughout the Soul Series. However, she has mentally prepared herself to 'do what's necessary' if the seal containing the demon within Natsu were ever broken. Taki truly cares for her apprentice, Natsu, having chosen to take an active part in raising her due to her own perceived failure in stopping Arahabaki in time. She easily sees through deceptions and will use the best attack to defeat her opponent. She can be emotionless and serious, as a ninja should be.

Sophitia) and warns them the dangers of the evil blade. She seems to show concern to some people who are connected with Soul Edge (i.e. The demon huntress's alternate outfits usually consist of tight, stylish robes, headbands, as well as thigh high stockings or boots.Īs a ninja, Taki puts her mission above everything else. In future installments, Taki was given demon inspired gauntlets, navy blue tights, and added fishnet elements to her primary costumes. Soulcalibur II was first time that Taki appeared unmasked, and also was the one, and so far only instance were in her bonus outfit, her dark hair is let loose instead of being tied in its signature ponytail. It was also the only game that Taki's primary outfit revealed her cleavage. In Soulcalibur, she looks roughly the same as she did in the previous game though this time her metal face mask was replaced with a thin, crimson red, mouth covering. In the first installment, Taki is wearing a 'Japanese demon mask' as well as only being equipped with one sword, Rekki-Maru, as opposed to her carrying both Rekki-Maru and the legendary ninjatō, Mekki-Maru, which she obtained in later games. Though she has always supported colored tights as a base for her outfits, her armor and hair accessories have been consistently upgraded throughout the entire series.

Ever since her debut in Soul Edge, she has always been easily recognized by her skin-tight bodysuits, tied up hairstyles, and demon protecting armor.

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