jacket. In Plastic Beach artwork, Noodle was most frequently depicted wearing a nurse dress and a scarf with striped knee high socks, gloves, and a butterfly mask, while Cyborg Noodle wore a security guard uniform. The artwork for Humanz mainly portrays Noodle in wardrobe that was inspired by the Black Panther Party and Sandinista National Liberation Front, and in artwork for The Now Now, Noodle was mostly depicted in jackets over crop tops with shorts or a skirt. While the music video for "Saturnz Barz" shows Noodle in a blue fur jacket and a black skirt with ankle boots and anaglyph glasses, she is shown in a cat outfit in the video for "Strobelite". Meanwhile, the music video for "Tranz" depicts Noodle in a pink crop top and a skirt with high heels and the music video for "Humility" shows Noodle wearing a pastel tank top with the phrase "Hello Kinky" printed on it. Age Originally designed as a 10-year-old in Gorillaz' 2001 debut album, Noodle and the rest of Gorillaz have since been depicted as getting progressively older with each Gorillaz album, and is portrayed today as an adult woman now entering her 30s. Since her debut in the Tomorrow Comes Today EP in 2000, Noodle has grown taller, obtained more mature facial features, and received a more toned physique as an adult. Her speaking voice has also become slightly lower and softer and her Japanese accent she previously had has disappeared since Humanz. Also since Humanz, Noodle (like 2-D) has had a slight change in nose shape, with her nose taking a more triangular form. Role in Gorillaz Noodle was designed as the guitarist, occasional keyboardist, and backup vocalist for Gorillaz. Noodle can play a wide array of other instruments as a result of her training from childhood, but generally sticks to her usual role as guitarist, sometimes depicted playing keyboard and performing additional or backup vocals on Gorillaz songs. Noodle sings additional vocals on the Gorillaz single "19-2000", and sings backing vocals on several other songs on the album. The making of Demon Days is portrayed in-universe as being led by Noodle, although Murdoc would try to claim the credit for it. The original demo version of "Feel Good Inc." is dubbed "Noodle's Demo" in the iTunes exclusive single release of the song. She is also depicted as the lead vocalist and additional keyboardist in the music