History WMG / Bayonetta3

* [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZelda Sheik]] (Similar to the Link costume, but the Hylian Shield is replaced by Bayonetta's bullets becoming shurikens and/or needles that deal more damage, and the Rupee sound effect, Chest Opened jingle, and Puzzle Solved jingle change to those from ''Ocarina of Time'' and ''Majora's Mask'' rather than from ''A Link to the Past'')

However, it'll be similar to [[VideoGame/{{SuperMarioOdyssey}} Super Mario Odyssey]]'s, unlocking and obtaining costumes early and/or for free, with "generic" amiibos earning you halos, objects or compounds. The compatible amiibo would the list above (characters who have their own amiibo).

[[WMG: One of Nintendo's properties that will be given a ShoutOut as enemy design reference，DLC content etc will be [[spoiler:Ultra Necrozma]]]]

If Demons are associated with Darkness and Angels with Light, then it only makes sense for these new foes to stand in the middle with Chaos. Which also may owe to the fact that human shapes(given humans may also be of Chaos) are found all over their bodies.

3. Rodin's nature as a BonusBoss in previous games has revolved around him trying to regain his lost powers, as well revealing he was thrown out of Paradiso for inciting a rebellion. He is something of a fallen angel similar to Lucifer, essentially the one character most anyone thinks of when thinking of Hell.

4. His nature as a BonusBoss ties in with how easily Bayonetta was killed in the teaser.

[[WMG: Rodin will get a new form as the BonusBoss.]]

And so, due to a very, very bitter quarrel with her father (which may even end up with a fight to the death), Bayonetta β2 renounces her Lumen heritage by taking out her right eye, and with it, any possibility of her cultivating any Lumen powers. This, for example, may result in her being unable to use Angel weapons unlike Prime Bayonetta who can.

And so, due to a very, very bitter quarrel with his father (which may even end up with a fight to the death), Bayonetta β2 renounces her Lumen heritage by taking out her right eye, and with it, any possibility of her cultivating any Lumen powers. This, for example, may result in her being unable to use Angel weapons unlike Prime Bayonetta who can.

[[spoiler:Since Viola's the new Bayonetta, the logo will have a more punk style to it. ''Bayo 1'', ''2'', ''3'', and ''Origins'' are all Cereza's adventures, and if this game will center on Viola, then the logo will match her just as the others matched Cereza.]]

* Jossed. [[spoiler:The villain is barely more than a GennericDoomsdayVillain who wants to rule all reality for kicks.]]

In the previous games, the mortal world had no idea about the conflicts taking place. With the exception of Luke Redgrave and Enzo, no mortals knew that Bayonetta or Jeanne still existed as Umbra Witches or were fighting angels, demons, or gods. This is because aside from collateral damage, the mortal world was unaffected by the conflicts that took place in Purgatorio, Paradiso, and Inferno. As evidenced by the army of what seem to be humans fighting against two giant monstrous creatures that appear to be neither angel nor demon, ''[[FromBadToWorse this is no longer the case.]]'' Whatever is attacking this time, the mortal realm is fully aware of it and is attempting to fight back. And it makes sense to do this, given that SerialEscalation is this series' raison d'etre.

* [[spoiler:Jossed. It's Luka.]]

In the post-credits scene [[spoiler:Rodin gives Viola a job involving ghosts haunting an old house, which she eagerly takes on]]. Ghosts however aren't really a subject that have been touched upon prior to this, so mentioning them now could be a hint at them serving as a future threat, following the series tradition of introducing a new class of enemies in each game.

* So very, very jossed. [[spoiler:Not only she is a witch, her mummy and grandmother are also witches]].

* Confirmed, that Bayoetta 3’d Bayo is Cerezita, by Game 1’s Bayonetta at the end of the story.

* Confirmed

At the end of the secret chapter, we see Cereza found her way to Avalon and is being attacked by fairies, followed by disjointed story snippets, including telling someone she's an Umbra Witch. The one she tells this to is [[spoiler:a young Lukaon, and they will team up while Jeanne tries to find her.]]

[[WMG:If there's a Super Mirror that brings back Bayo's outfits from ''Bayo 1'' and ''2'', Naive Angel Mode will censor the default outfits ''exactly'' like in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros4''.]]

[[spoiler: In Bayo 2 he states that he'll be reborn into a new era and the ending of the game hints that it's already happened by that point.]] This whole game has the theme of ending an era with the passing of the torch to newer blood so perhaps he'll have matured by the time of the next game and end up running into Viola at some point [[spoiler: and make good on the promise of meeting Bayonetta again as a man.]]

* Sort of confirmed. [[spoiler:The alternate Bayonettas all die while the main Bayo traverses the realities, and ends up claiming their weapons in memoriam.]]

As of the latest trailer it's shown that with at least two exceptions in our Bayonetta's case, each Variant has her own unique weapon to use in combat. Maybe they'll each let her borrow said weapons after helping fight off the Homunculi in their own respective universes.

Rosa will have turned into a demoness while Balder became an angel. Shockingly enough they are still into each other.

* Despite the trailers clearly highlighting the Homunculi to be ''the'' enemy of the game, there are still angels; the Way of the Witch trailer clearly shows at least Acceptances will make an appearance. This likely means that while the multiverse's attention is directed to the dangerously powerful Homunculi, the angels or said rogue Lumen may be pulling some strings.

* Alternatively, the Homunculi could have been meant to be the evolution of humanity to better stand a chance against such threats.

* As if the story trailer, these alien-like enemies are Homunculi, man-made bio weapons.

After all, umbra witches are doomed to go to Inferno once they die, but it's also known that any formerly-living being who spends enough time in Inferno can eventually become a demon themselves. So, given that the demon gets to make an appearance when Homunculi has all but taken over the threat spotlight, it must be an important character, and its stained-glass wings sort of evokes butterfly wings, and butterfly is one of Bayonetta's most well-known animal theme.

* The Homunculi are BioweaponBeast that are part humans; to put it in another way, creating Homunculi likely includes HumanSacrifice. Back in the first game, it's clearly shown that it's possible to create angels via human sacrifice, in that case, ritualistic suicide by definitely-still-living Lumen disciples to create angelic foot soldiers.

As the realm of the dark elves according to Norse mythology, it fits pretty well considering the tone of Bayonetta 3.