Square Enix’s Tetsuya Nomura has given fans an update on the projects he’s working on since announcing his departure from “Final Fantasy XV”.
Though Nomura is still working as the director of “Kingdom Hearts 3”, he’s still very much involved in Square Enix projects. According to Famitsu (via Kotaku), Nomura helped create a “Square Enx” version of Japanese virtual idol, Hatsune Miku, for her Hatsune Miku art exhibit in New York City this month.
"When they approached me saying 'we'd like you do draw Miku,' I was taken aback. I wondered, 'why me?'" Nomura told Famitsu. "Apparently, Crypton had polled fans outside of Japan. I've been told that the design for Lightning were very popular, so I suppose that had an influence."
Nomura also helped redesign DC’s Catwoman of the Variant series for the Play Arts Kai line of figures, which debuted at New York Comic Con 2014.