Cereza grabbing Bayonetta's head ribbon when she turns to walk away in the same scene.Bonus points for Bayonetta checking the floor in case there REALLY is a crying baby cockroach!.

It's assumed that Bayonetta calls Luka 'Cheshire' because of his habit of popping up where she least expects him to.īayonetta: If there's two things I hate in this world, it's cockroaches and crying babies! ( Beat) Well, a crying baby cockroach would be truly terrible.Instead of being surprised or scared, Luka is way too busy copping a feel of Bayonetta's ass. When Bayonetta meets Luka at the Sun and Moon valley, she tackles him to save him from a falling piece of the scenery.The first time you fight a Golem, it's entirely possible to miss filling the Climax gauge because you can drop your controller/GamePad from laughing too hard. Then the music kicks back in as it settles for just punching the shit out of the Golem until it's destroyed. As soon as it misses, the music completely stops as the Golem falls and lands on the ground, with the same SFX as that of a lightweight ball (the Golem even bounces lightly like a ball, even though it's made of solid magic metal). Bayonetta summons Hekatoncheir, a bunch of massive disembodied arms with Super-Strength, and it proceeds to toss the Golem around like it's a volleyball. The finishing move for the Golem enemy.Slightly later, we meet little Cereza - and her favourite toy, a stuffed cat.Ĭereza: Yes, he is. When we first meet Luka, Bayonetta refers to him not by his name, but calls him 'Cheshire' - which annoys him to no end.Luka and Cereza's escape from near death on Isla del Sol, complete with Audible Gleam - for Luka, Cereza, and her doll, Cheshire!.When he walks backwards, he accidentally trips over a box of flowers, but manages to snag one and nonchalantly give it to the lady. Luka's introductory cutscene where he tries to flirt with a Vigridian just after hearing her scream.Even better, up until she shoots the statue, the cherub is smiling. Cue Stuff Blowing Up and the statue's head flying into the air, crying gasoline. and then Bayonetta gives the most annoyed, disappointed, do-I-have-to-do- everything-around-here sigh before she shoots over her shoulder without even looking. The flame, the boss's laughter, even the music. She stomps down on the trail of fuel to ignite it, and the camera follows the flame as it gets closer to the boss. To add insult to injury, Bayonetta uses a gasoline tanker to make a cherub statue urinate gas all over him. After all has been said and done in the fight with Temperantia, the boss has been knocked down, his arms have been ripped off, and his face is a visceral mess.Aside from the boss fight, we have Bayonetta's Precision F-Strike-laced sarcasm ('I feel like a fucking celebrity in this town!') and her abuse of the Fearlesses, especially the last one.

( Beat) You know, I'm very fond of stuffed animals! But I pray you've got a little something for me in return. Jeanne: Will you face me in this hallowed arena?īayonetta: Well, if I must.

Bayonetta pose