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Bayonetta's default costume is based on her appearance in ''Bayonetta 2'' and is equipped with [[Media:Love is Blue - Bayo2.png|Love is Blue]]. She has an alternate costume based on her appearance in the original ''Bayonetta'', known as "A Witch With No Memories", and is equipped with [[Media:Scarborough Fair - Bayo1.png|Scarborough Fair]]. Depending on the costume, various visual effects will be one of two colors, blue for ''Bayonetta 2'' and red for ''Bayonetta'', which directly correlates to the aesthetic theme of both Bayonetta games. Both costumes have their own distinct firing sound effects for each set of guns. Her Bat Within ability also uses two separate bat models for both costumes. One of Bayonetta's alternate color schemes for her ''Bayonetta 2'' costume is based on Jeanne, her childhood friend and friendly rival. While using Jeanne's color scheme, Bayonetta's smash attacks as well as her final smash will have the hair surrounding Madama Butterfly's limbs and Gomorrah colored white instead of black. Her appearance while performing Wicked Weave attacks and Infernal Climax is less revealing than in the ''Bayonetta'' games, as she retains most of her clothing while performing them. In the Japanese version of the game, Bayonetta is voiced in Japanese by Atsuko Tanaka while wearing her ''Bayonetta 2'' costume and in English by Hellena Taylor while wearing her ''Bayonetta'' costume, making her the only character who speaks a different language depending on the costume chosen. This references the fact that ''Bayonetta'' did not have Japanese voice acting in its initial release; Japanese dubbing was introduced for the [[Wii U]] version after Hideki Kamiya was impressed with the Japanese voice acting done for the animated movie: ''[https://bayonetta.fandom.com/wiki/Bayonetta:_Bloody_Fate Bayonetta: Bloody Fate]''.