I believe we've come to a point in Tennogen where one factor for being accepted is how well one skin stands with the rest. Tennogen Volt skins has a good spread of themes, design, and style. On that criteria alone, Volt Raijin is a welcome addition.

I'm not sure if its intentional, but the texture gives off the impression that its made of clay or terracotta. It has the distinct smoothness, the rounded edges, and... you know, the color. It has just the right amount of etching and carvings. Although, I wish the torso details matched those in his beautifully made kilt. The torso had curves and waves in not enough volumes while the kilt had angles and points in the all the right places.

The Orokin text is out of place. The shifting of his bodily surface really messes them up. However, we see your plans for Japanese Calligraphy with the Ensō in the middle of the chest. If you ever need to replace the text, inking should be a great substitute. Also, the hidden art behind his arm bands is *mwah*.

The helmet need work. Although it has everything that made me love the rest of the skin, its not as refined. The circular metal pieces are two-dimensional, for a lack of a better term. They aren't quite as smooth and have as much weight as his armbands. The side wings also widens his head just a tad much. Maybe they could be folded downwards to the side and made a bit smaller? Also the details for it is what I would like to see done to the chest, curves and waves in all the right places.

Overall this skin is solid. A great start but just falls short on some areas. But I am very much looking forward to it.