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Shift Up and PlatinumGames shared details about the Bayonetta collaboration in Stellar Blade, including the creation of a new outfit not found in the original series.
Stellar Blade · official art via IGDBShift Up and PlatinumGames recently shared details about the process of adding Bayonetta costumes to Stellar Blade. PlatinumGames CEO Atsushi Inaba said the studio took a hands-off approach to the collaboration. Inaba said being nitpicky would have ruined the partnership and that they felt comfortable leaving the work to Shift Up.
One of the collaboration outfits was not part of the original Bayonetta games. Shift Up's Kim Hyung Tae said he designed this specific outfit while trying to balance his own style with the world of Bayonetta. Kim Hyung Tae said he kept his personal desires in check during the design process to ensure the clothing made sense for the character Eve. Inaba described the new outfit as a balance between both games.
Stellar Blade launches for Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5, 2026.