The characters featured in the game are perfect. There's Enzo, a stereotypical whining gangster, and the uber-cool demonic weapon-smith Rodin, but the true star is Bayonetta herself, whose sultry English speech is full of double entendres and sexual innuendo. Even the cutscenes are the pinnacle of the art form, filled with humour and action, with no slowdown or dodgy graphics - the animation is pristine.