Yoruichi from Bleach Standalone Follower
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About this mod Machine translation
Add Yoruich, the bleached cat lady ninja spirit woman from the anime and manga.
describe
It's been a long time since I watched Bleach but I remember liking most of the characters and I remember Yoruichi being this cool guy who turned into a cat or something. Her overall design was inspired by her appearance when she wore the heavy armor she used to fight a certain bad guy on the show. I'm not sure what race/nationality she is supposed to be on the show, whether African, Indian, tanned Japanese, etc. However, given that she is dark-skinned and turned into a cat, I hope these clues point to the Egyptians. So I went with an African Asian/Oriental style. In the long run, it doesn't matter. For her background, she is related to some Akaviir ancestors as Red Guards.
She's very good at sneaking out of the trash.
Background technology
Yoruichi is a ninja of stealth, punch and magic. She is one of the lecturers at a school far away on land. She thought it might be a good opportunity to visit Tamriel to study and possibly find new students there. Her school specializes in instructing the souls of those who have died in various afterlife destinations, as well as dealing with corrupted souls and wizards who occasionally destroy the order of life and death.
Features
Yoruichi’s Statistics
Gender: Female
Voice Type: Female Sultry
Body: Custom UUNP special body
Category: Ninja
Combat Style: Sprint and Sneak
Likes: fish, her students, orange hair, heights
Dislikes: daedra, water magic, silver slopes
Location
Falkreath Guards' Barracks
Require
Skyrim
XP32 Max Skeleton-XPMS
HDT Physics
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