Game looks good to me and I like the character designs.

It's nonetheless a fallacy on your side. You can say that because we didn't saw armor customization, we can ask the question if there will be any in the game. What you did is make a bold claim that there is no armor customization. You should learn the difference.

Based on what we've seen so far there isn't

The other games weren't anime looking either, nor had monster link battles

That looked kinda disappointing :/ i loved the first Xenoblade on the Wii

as much as it doesn't matter for 95% of Nintendo's output, this is the kind of title that makes me wish Switch was closer to the other consoles in power

and i wish Nintendo had done a HD remaster of the first game too, that would have been cool

I would be surprised if you could customize your characters, but it doesn't really bother me either way. Inventory management just isn't something that I find fun (does anyone actually enjoy inventory management?). While I like making my characters look a certain way, I also think that the costumes in this game look like they've had a lot more work put into making them interesting and fitting.

I did post earlier that in the town, we see shops that have emblems.  One of them has a ring logo, presumably for accessories.  Then there's another logo that is less distinct.  But the lable says "blacksmith".  There's also a general item store.  Look closely on the left at 39:13 of the Treehouse footage.

She typcially weighs 125-130.  And she's a highly educated professional.  The fact that you think a woman can't have large breasts and depth of character is a pathetic statement about you, not the women or any game developer who gives his artwork strong female features.

Because some people like to make themselves feel good by attempting to demonstrate that they are somehow intelectual/sympethetic to femenism by making ridiculous statements about a bunch of polygons.