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Maybe it’s just me, but let’s talk about Lune’s feet. Yeah, sounds weird, but hear me out. Sure, she can float around with her magic, but does she really need shoes? I mean, come on, she’s got those awesome tattoos that sparkle with magic or something. And if you’re thinking, “Ew, bare feet are gross,” well, consider this: Lune can heal herself and her buddies with magic! Tetanus shot? Pfft, who needs it when you’ve got magic?
So, why are people obsessed with Lune’s feet? Sure, there’s that whole foot fetish internet thing. Not exactly my cup of tea, but hey, if it’s yours, more power to you. But honestly, I think there’s more to it. She’s barefoot and still kicking butt—and looking cool doing it, too. Maybe it’s the tattoos on her feet, part of her magical vibe, I guess. It’s like they’re trying to tell us something, but in a game called Clair Obscur, explanations aren’t exactly a thing.
And yeah, her wandering around without shoes might seem strange. But honestly, doesn’t it just add to her whole mysterious aura? Like, she’s in her own world, a bit of a loner. I remember this one scene—Lune and Sciel chatting about how Sciel tried to be friends ages ago, and Lune basically just, well, disappeared on her. Makes you think she’s kind of used to walking her own path, literally and metaphorically.
It’s kind of quirky and it totally works! At least, that’s my take on it. Who doesn’t love a little mystery mixed with barefoot magic?
