Kim Kitsuragi’s orange bomber jacket, pictured on the left behind the protagonist, soon became a fashion standout. “When people think ‘Oh, it’s something from a video game, they think maybe it’s very over-the-top... The demons, ghosts, and other surrealist creatures that have become part of Disco fashion likely represent the insecurities and internal dilemmas of the protagonist. Like the game, the cloak is a statement on society, remarking upon what sort of role art plays in it. And the Atelier has many undisclosed plans up ahead, including for ZA/UM’s next game, and potentially with other developers’ titles, too, to translate video game art into clothes people can actually wear.