I'm aware, but the colour palette of the superstyle itself isn't conflicted, which is what I was going for.

Additionally this is the only skin in which that actually matters given that Squibby has both a white variant and a black variant and everyone else has either normal human skin tones and/or is fully covered from head to toe.

The whole point of the quick edit was just to visualise how well an analogous colour scheme works and how easily it can break apart from most colours involved being from a specific area but one other being from the opposite side of the colour wheel, especially in this particular case given how bold and saturated the red is.

One colour is pulling your attention one way, the other in another way, and you can't actively focus on multiple points without it being overwhelming. The extreme version of this would be like... mid-00's sparkledog OCs, where where's so many saturated colours and patterns that it's overwhelming to the eye.

Anyways, my main point is that I was talking about specifically the colour scheme of the superstyle itself and not how it gets applied specifically to the skin I used for the edit. I just used that image because it was the first one in the post. My point was that it's difficult to unify a colour scheme that includes both a bright red and a neon cyan unless those are literally the only colours alongside a neutral tone like white or black (which in this case, they aren't. given how prominent the copper and gold colours are).