Made for an anime style of Roman gladiators as depicted in pop culture

Trained for Male and Female looks, you can play around with the tags, colors and accessories till you get a more specific look you want

Basic Tags: Gladiator, Gladiator Armor, Gladiator sword, Gladiator sandals

Accessories tags: Gladiator helmet, Gladiator arm guard, gladiator shin guard, Cape, dusty skin, cuts

Female: White under shirt, Pleated skirt

Male: Shirtless, white shorts

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One of the most famous aspects of Ancient Roman culture, Gladiator shows served as entertainment for the public, with the wealthy often sponsoring the costs for self promotion. Despite the combat being very real and dangerous, the styling was fantasy in nature, with gladiators often playing "classes' modeled after other cultures Rome had defeated, fights with exotic animals from around the empire, and a variety of stages including chariot fights and even flooded arenas for naval battles.

The gladiators themselves were slaves, prisoners or war captives, but those who proved successful and popular with the crowds could go on to become wealthy and famous, some continuing to fight even after they gained freedom, earning riches and gifts from wealthy and noble fans.

To add to the spectacle, female gladiators began to appear, also typically from low class backgrounds.

Because of the costs involved, fights were often "fixed" so popular and skilled fighters would battle weaker opponents, and referees were involved to maintain the rules, however the fate of ones life was in the hands of the crowd and the head referee. It is estimated that the vast majority died in their first match, few surviving to 10 matches, however one is said to have survived 150.

The decline of gladiator combat coincided with the decline of the empire, as well as the rise of Christian moral ethics. By 399 AD, the combat based games were legally banned by Honorius