For different garbs, the team only pitched for outfits they felt would definitely work, and thus there was little need to cut any of them out. The developers wished to try and match the look of a garb with what proficiencies it would grant in battle, and strove for different looks for more offensive, defensive and magical-oriented garbs. However, the concept of changing outfits didn't come first, but naturally found its way into the game based on the compatibility between how the game mechanics were set up. With the previous games in the trilogy there was always a request from the development team to be able to change the look of the characters when their paradigm roles switched, and with new system memory resources opening up with a single playable character, this became possible with Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII. Player reaction to the downloadable costumes in Final Fantasy XIII-2 was mixed, as some players felt the effect should be more than cosmetic, but, for example, the Black and White Mage outfits were very well received. You can help the Final Fantasy Wiki by expanding it. This section in Puzzle & Dragons is empty or needs to be expanded.
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