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At last, Chuva makes her appearance on the costume sheets! Most of you should already know that she is my own personal fan character, and if you're not familiar with her, you can find a lot more about her here: [link]

Most of you also know that she plays two roles in M!MPotO...okay, one and a half...okay, more like 1.2 roles. She starts out as Madame Giry, who I think is the only female character in the show who doesn't go through at least four costume changes. Here are the only two Madame Giry costumes, the regular dress and the masquerade dress. The first one is quite obviously just a simplified version of the period outfit used in the stage version. The second one looks a lot more like her costume from the movie, but that's because for the stage show I think that they just threw some sparkles on her regular dress and went "done." In the 2004 movie, they actually gave her entire wardrobe a sort of East Asian theme, and since this is based on a Japanese show, I figured it would only be appropriate to run with that.

She has two more outfits, which will be revealed on the next page.

Hoshi no Kaabii (C) Nintendo/HAL Labs
The Phantom of the Opera (C) Andrew Lloyd Webber/Gaston Leroux
Chuva (C) Me

Description
At last, Chuva makes her appearance on the costume sheets! Most of you should already know that she is my own personal fan character, and if you're not familiar with her, you can find a lot more about her here: [link]

Most of you also know that she plays two roles in M!MPotO...okay, one and a half...okay, more like 1.2 roles. She starts out as Madame Giry, who I think is the only female character in the show who doesn't go through at least four costume changes. Here are the only two Madame Giry costumes, the regular dress and the masquerade dress. The first one is quite obviously just a simplified version of the period outfit used in the stage version. The second one looks a lot more like her costume from the movie, but that's because for the stage show I think that they just threw some sparkles on her regular dress and went "done." In the 2004 movie, they actually gave her entire wardrobe a sort of East Asian theme, and since this is based on a Japanese show, I figured it would only be appropriate to run with that.

She has two more outfits, which will be revealed on the next page.

Hoshi no Kaabii (C) Nintendo/HAL Labs
The Phantom of the Opera (C) Andrew Lloyd Webber/Gaston Leroux
Chuva (C) Me