Right here, you should be able to find upper garments, tops, and coverings for the actors. Who knows how much covering they may be.

Recommended folder path:
        {Stylename}\Clothing - Upper

Here, you should be able to find lower garments for the player, covering the lower torso and legs for the most part.  I cannot say how short someone makes a pair of shorts.

Recommended folder path:
        {Stylename}\Clothing - Lower

These are not complete, but can be shown how they may be created.

Recommended folder path:
        {Stylename}\Clothing - Weapons

Just a starting point. Now you have a bit of old-school defense here.

Recommended folder path:
{Stylename}\Shields

Reserved

Sounds like an Interesting thing I can do as a side. Though I only have maybe one or two Ideas of a weapon/armor/accessory I could try spriting with.

Hey, as I posted, an item can be recolored. So red hair can be altered to be blonde, brown, silvered... You could do eye variations... make the Silver eyes of Ruby Rose (minus any Grimm lasering effects). Just no weapons based on anime or tv shows, or the type. No redshirts from Star Trek (they die too easily anyway... poor suckers).

EDIT: I just added to the main post that no female templates as yet exist, though work to produce such would be appreciated.

Im gonna have some fun with this :)

You may have MORE fun right now.

I just uploaded the HK Template Tool.  This tool allows you to view your template and your work file, seeing it animated and allowing you to select between each of the eleven (11) minkoff-based action poses (Ready, Attack, Dead... etc).  It even allows you to view the template or your own work separate from each other, all of which at 3 times the normal scale so you can witness it in finer detail.

It was made with RPGMaker XP. but works on PCs without the need of the RTP.  A compressed/encrypted project, you have access to a 'Templates' folder in the tool's root directory which contains a Template file (the Sword Template) and a simple example overlay named "EXTRA.png".

Whatever template you put into this folder, it must be named Template.png.  And whatever overlay you're doing, whether hair, eyes, 9mm Beretta, hospital gown, it must be named 'Extra.png'.  You need to have both a Template and Extra file in the Templates folder for it to work.

What would be the point otherwise?

ohhh Gunsmith Cats...I have 1 comic book of that. once you finish the WIP wpns, we can also make different wpns?