The
Skullgirls spelling looks like it's spelled the same way I've seen it spelled everywhere else.
Ah, now I remember it! Oh wow... I didn't know they were connected... that makes for some interesting headcanon, then... :D
EDIT:
I don't know if this is confirmed but if it isn't I think that the bunny outfits Cerebella and the women involved in the Conteillo massacre wear are uniforms for the elite women in the mafia. Beware the sexy bunnies.
I'm not so sure about elite... I'd go for "highly trained minions".
But that reminds me of a headcanon I forgot to post, concerning the scantily-clad bunny henchwomen...
What if that was merely a night job that pays really well? What if these henchwomen also had other jobs/occupations? I imagined a small series of stories telling the tales of some of these henchwomen... what they do in their free time, their interactions with the real world while they're not working... exploring this subculture and rules/guidelines they would follow, and other stuff like that. This would follow three fairly seasoned henchwomen...
- One would be a mother of two little girls (a toddler daughter and an infant son) who is married to a fairly low-to-medium-ranking mafia official, who plays the part of the stereotypical housewife. They'd live in Maplecrest.
- Another is a devoted schoolteacher.
- A third one runs a bar.
These three would be best friends, and when they have "ladies' night out", they're going out on missions for Black Dahlia.
Black Dahlia may be stern and cruel... but I imagine she would be a respectable and (somewhat) compassionate boss too, being able to understand and accommodate for family emergencies and the like.
They take on a bit of a minuteman mentality... able to assemble and be ready to fight at a moment's notice.
They can work well together or separately, but when worse comes to worse, it's every woman for herself. That's part of the risk.
When arrested, they say nothing.
I wonder... what other guidelines should be in their code?