About: BlazBlue 4th DLC Color References

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The question that I get bombarded with the most is "What does the last DLC color for each character represent or parody?" First I should probably explain that on Playstation Network Store and Xbox Live Marketplace there are 4 extra downloadable colors for each character in BlazBlue that can be purchased in separate packages or as a full set. The separate packages are $1.99 and the full set can be purchased for $5.99. The four extra colors that each character gets are as follows: 1. Full Gold color palette possibly referencing Guilty Gear's gold boss characters. Taokaka - Pikachu from Pokemon

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rdfs:comment	The question that I get bombarded with the most is "What does the last DLC color for each character represent or parody?" First I should probably explain that on Playstation Network Store and Xbox Live Marketplace there are 4 extra downloadable colors for each character in BlazBlue that can be purchased in separate packages or as a full set. The separate packages are $1.99 and the full set can be purchased for $5.99. The four extra colors that each character gets are as follows: 1. Full Gold color palette possibly referencing Guilty Gear's gold boss characters. Taokaka - Pikachu from Pokemon
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abstract	The question that I get bombarded with the most is "What does the last DLC color for each character represent or parody?" First I should probably explain that on Playstation Network Store and Xbox Live Marketplace there are 4 extra downloadable colors for each character in BlazBlue that can be purchased in separate packages or as a full set. The separate packages are $1.99 and the full set can be purchased for $5.99. The four extra colors that each character gets are as follows: 1. Full Gold color palette possibly referencing Guilty Gear's gold boss characters. 2. Brown skin colored palette with unique color outfit. 3. Pure white skin colored palette with unique color outfit. 4. Special color palette specific to each character that pays homage to a character or figure from an anime, video game, or viceversa. This guide has been made because a common question asked is "Who or what does each 4th DLC color represent on each of the characters?" Below is the list of the BlazBlue characters and what their 4th DLC colors reference or parody as some might call it. The list is taken from the discussion on the DustLoop forums considering this topic (link please?) and is as follows: Ragna the Bloodedge - Gintoki Sakata from Gin Tama Jin Kisaragi - Ky Kiske from Guilty Gear Noel Vermillion - Seras Victoria from Hellsing Rachel Alucard - Hatsune Miku, a Vocaloid Litchi Faye Ling - Morrigan from Darkstalkers Taokaka - Pikachu from Pokemon Iron Tager - GaoGaiGar from The King of Braves GaoGaiGar Arakune - Lilith from Neon Genesis Evangelion (or more commonly called a Japanese Flag, whatever floats your boat) Carl Clover - Detective Conan from Case Closed Hakumen - ??? (visit DustLoop forums and help us out) v-13 (Nu) - Gundam (RX-78-2 most likely) from Mobile Suit Gundam Bang Shishigami - Strider Hiryu from Strider Tsubaki Yayoi - Luka Megurine (Vocaloid) Hazama - The Joker from Batman u-12 (Mu) - Unit-00 with Rei from Evangelion Makoto Nanaya - Yoko Littner from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann Valkenhayn R. Hellsing - Jon Talbain / Gallon from Darkstalkers Platinum the Trinity - Takamichi Nanoha from Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha Relius Clover - Tiger (with Ignis as Barnaby) from Tiger and Bunny

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