I thought that making this looks difficult, doesn’t it?

I wonder if they shape it…

>>1

Well, I think it would be a problem if it’s either too big or too small.

I think it’s really hard to create things after all…

I think it looks dangerous to get hit by the blade in the valley.

>>2

It feels like the welded part might crack.

Well, that might not be the case.

Since it’s a showcase of their skills, the craftsmen will be pleased.

>>4

Well, it certainly becomes a dedicated armor, and the pay must be good for such armor.

I’m feeling motivated.

Aren’t they all about the same size, and don’t they have to adhere to JIS standards or something like that?

>>5

To be serious, medieval armor was basically custom-made to fit the person’s body.

If you don’t do that, it won’t match your body whether you’re a man or not, and you won’t be able to move.

Considering that it has to fit, looking from the thread image, Ega-chan is quite big…

>>6

Aren’t we going to be quite big in five years?

There are a lot of big ones around.

A plate that has a slight curve like this is easy to use, I suppose.

You should make it to fit the one with the biggest breasts.

The empty one is filled to further increase defense.

I don’t like the fact that armor has JIS standards… it lacks romance…

Even modern shoes feel completely different when they are tailored to the shape of an individual’s feet.

If it’s armor, you can make the chest as prominent as you want.

Even if you say “to match,” there are various aspects, and that’s the work of a craftsman, I suppose.

Thinking about it that way, bikini armor seems highly versatile and might actually make sense?

>>16

The range that can be protected is too narrow…!

Thinking about it that way, I wonder if chainmail is somewhat better.

It looks difficult to move.

It seems like there shouldn’t be any problems, especially since it’s custom-made for men.

Even for men’s gear, full plates are adjusted tightly, so it doesn’t seem like the effort varies much.

Doesn’t it feel like you can’t wear it properly if you’re wearing underwear or a shirt instead?

>>21

Is it just a little stuffing in a thin fabric or something like that…?

I heard that actual plate mail needs to be fully customized to fit the body in order to move.

>>23

It’s impossible to change into armor you picked up in a typical RPG dungeon on the spot, but well, let’s consider that a kind lie.

When you think about it, there aren’t really that many mass-produced armors, right?

The basic design will likely be unified, but…

>>24

In modern times, it can be thought of as protective clothing against cuts and bullets.

Did Mei-chan take the breastplate from the monastery?

I am always thinking about whether it is tailored to the body.

Did the armor of ancient Rome have pectoral muscles and nipples?

>>28

I realized that such designs transcend both Eastern and Western cultures.

>>28

There are also metal masks made to look just like a person’s face.

Men often enhance and create bulges in their groin area.

Some Japanese armor also has nipples, right?

Giant breast inverted nipple plate armor!

If I made it with amazing large breasts, it would probably have a deterrent effect.

>>34

It seems too heavy and likely to be a hindrance.

It seems like it’s easier for the smaller one around there.

Well, even if we’re measuring size, we wear fabric underneath, so it’s not like we’re completely naked, right?

Full plates require a lot of maintenance after battles, so fitting them perfectly to the breasts is really troublesome!

It feels more reasonable for the chest to not be divided into left and right, but to be one.

Hehehe… You’re really exaggerating here, aren’t you…

>>40

Do you want to go into battle with just a piece of cloth?

I can’t help but wonder if it’s for a large chest when I see this kind of armor.

I don’t really like bowl types like in the thread; they seem silly.

I love you.

Wearing good armor means that even if you lose, you’re less likely to be killed or treated terribly for ransom, so it’s best to look as cool as possible when going into battle.

I prefer it when it’s one big ▲ rather than being bumpy.

So the Eden’s Ritter thing actually existed in reality…

There are some that have really sharp thorns in the nipple area, right?

>>49

The one you see with Harpy Lady.

I’ve prepared it for the emperor class.

Everyone buys armor in Dragon Quest…!