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|align="center"|[[Image:Fully Armed - Cropped.jpg|thumb|center|240px|Box art iteration.]] ...OxM</ref> The resulting piece (see V1, right) was used as the official box art for most of the game's releases, as seen [[:Category:Packaging images|HERE]

...image of beaten/torn gunslinger Konoko, drawn by [[Lorraine McLees]]. The art piece [[Fully Armed Konoko]], used for the cover of the game, was derived f ...elaboration on the different handguns she can be seen carrying in various art and screenshots.

There is no official manga about Oni either. There is [[Lorraine|art by Lorraine]] though, and the [[:Category:Dark Horse comics|Dark Horse comi ...s work is more skilled, and more authoritative among Oni's [[:Category:Fan art|fan artists]]. Of course, these artists typically diverge from Lorraine's l

...we differentiate the various guns which appear in her hand in promotional art as well as pre-beta screenshots. [[Lorraine McLees]]' later art for the game depicts Konoko with the Equalizer. In the door poster below (f

[[Image:Duality concept art - BioCorp VR avatar.jpg|thumb|Look familiar?]] ...n was limited to two trailers, as well as a mix of screenshots and concept art (several dozens of images). Several years after the project died, additiona

===Kanji in promo art & trailer=== The Japanese text that appears in various promotional images is broken down on the [[Oni matrix]] page.

...actual development work. The [[music]], [[:Category:Promotional art|promo art]], and general business functions were handled by the main Bungie staff in

Concept art of this design can be seen near the end of the 1998 trailer of Oni, as it f *exposed belly and cleavage (although the concept art's lack of color makes bare-skinned areas hard to identify),

...ago office by Robert ("Robt") McLees, as per the official account in ''The Art of Halo'': ...on."|[https://archive.org/details/artbook-Art_of_Halo/page/n9/mode/2up The Art of Halo: Creating a Virtual World] (page ix)}}

|colspan="2" align="center"|The original promotional CD [[Music/CD|Promotional soundtrack CD]]<br>

...rrently as a background element in [[:Category:Promotional_art|promotional art]], [[:Category:Packaging_images|packaging]], [[:Category:Splashscreens|leve ...ed Japanese phrases) in every instance of the matrix (trailer, promotional art, in-game splashscreens, etc.) – although some exceptions may exist.

:Character animation, Art Lead ...xturing, Object modeling and texturing, Level modeling, Additional concept art

...these 3D models were the basis for 2D renditions of Konoko by [[:Category:Art by Lorraine Reyes|Lorraine McLees]] et al. ....png|width=320px}} and most of the [[:Category:Promotional art|promotional art]].<br>A slightly different version is seen in the {{Hover|AIC intro|image=I

...ailer 01.png|thumb|right|Bungie fans noted the similarity between this Oni art and [[:Image:GitS manga volume 4 cover.jpg|the cover of issue 4]] of the Gh *Various pre-Lorraine concept art can be seen flashing across the screen.

:''See [[:Category:Konoko images by Okita]] for Konoko's concept art.'' :''See [[:Category:Konoko images by Lorraine]] for finished art of Konoko for promotional purposes.''

[[Image:Windows (UK) box art - front.jpg|thumb|250px]] [[Image:Early Konoko 1.jpg|thumb|250px|Early concept art by [[Alex Okita]]. Under Konoko's eyes are what we would now call "SLD mark