Kenohki wrote:


>Kevin Shui wrote:
>>
>>     I am sorry if anyone had already raised the following question before:
>> Between chapter 83 and 84, Skuld's hairstyle obviously has gone through
>> a "mirror image" change. Does anybody has an explanation for it?
>> It's quite unreasonable to change one's hairstyle in combat!
>
>Imagine that you are in your early 20s or early teens.(some won't need to
>imagine this) Now, how likely is that you'll maintain your hair in exactly
>same fashion for years on end? The series had been running for over a decade
>now... (Although in Manga-time, it's been about half of that)
>
>Skuld's hair was changed probably because Fujishima had too many people
>with that same hair style. Belldandy has it, Megumi has it, and Peorth
>has it, along with countless others in the background. SOMEONE's going to
>have to change their hair, or people start confusing them or making
>false assumptions about them. (For instance, someone a while ago tried to
>convince the ML that Peorth was Skuld's mother)


  Now that's confusing. What makes you think Skuld/Belldandy/Megumi/Peorth
all have "that" same hairstyle?
  Besides, I mean that, unless it's just a mistake, Fujishima changed Skuld's
hairstyle
on a quite unfathomable point. Chapter 83 and 84 are a continuous whole! And
Skuld
was fighting in Sayoko's palace! One moment her hair was as usual (for instance,
when
she and Urd fell into the trap [again]), then next she appeared to have been
passed
through the looking glass!

>>     And, what about the many stages of K1's hair? It seems that
>> Fujishima-sensei changed his view very often on hairstyle during the time.

>As for Keiichi, I only note one real change in his hair, and that was
>back in vol. 14. All the other "changes" results from his change in drawing
>techinique.

  I think after Urd changed K1's hair (remember that queue?) in vol.14 ,
Fujishima did not make up his mind about K1's new hair style for some chapters;
he seemed to have come to a decision at the end of vol.15 and has sticked
with it since.


Kevin Shui