The most trusted maid of Queen Rafflesia Alraune whom she is always accompanying. She purposely comes off as a weak maid who has no combat experience as a means to fool her opponents and defeat with the use of a Dimensional Blade she can summon provided she is concentrating. She is mainly known for her Qipao that she wears instead of a traditional maid dress, her time before being Rafflesia's maid is never covered. She also has a tendancy to fight a guest character in the Soul series.

Soulcalibur III

Iron Maid

All of her designs have had a similar look to this, though later designs remove the knives around her waist.

Soulcalibur IV

Iron Maid

Recreation of her BD look. The only major gripe I have with this version of her is her thighs which is a problem due to the Physique.

Soulcalibur BD

Iron Maid

Attempted recreation of her SC3 outfit with BD's limits.

Soulcalibur V

Iron Maid

A re-imagining of her SC3 look with what SC5 could do, I really like this version of her.

Warriors Series

Dynasty Warriors 7 ~ Iron Maid

Not a bad look for her given the lack of Qipao options in DW7:E and no short hairstyle that covers the left eye. While the style really suits her she is only supposed to have one Sword flying around not five.

Dynasty Warriors 8 ~ Iron Maid

Slight touch up to her outfit from 7:E.

Samurai Warriors 4 ~ Iron Maid

As with most Dark Time characters her concept is based on an alpha design before her true design (which the Soulcalibur games have come close to). She and three other characters were part of an old story I was working on in my high school days in 2005 that was eventually dropped. She and Amakosuke were partners in crime working as a Maid (her) and Monk (him) who were cleaning an Inn the heroes slept in. It was merely a disguise they used to kill unsuspecting heroes who came to sleep at their Inn.

Back then Minada's weapon was a Greatsword she kept hidden in an alternate dimension, her later concept kept the Sword being in another dimension, but was slimmed down to more like a Katana. Kojirō's style comes somewhat close barring the Sword changing forms when thrown. Back then she wore a long sleeved Kimono before I changed her to wearing a Qipao.