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I found a gif showing why this wasn't used more. [i.imgur.com]
Also, I've updated the description since Yacht Club Games didn't stick as close to the limitations as I thought they did.
http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/DavidDAngelo/20140625/219383/Breaking_the_NES_for_Shovel_Knight.php
Mega Man used a trick where his face was a seperate sprite overlayed over his body. I think Shovel Knight's devs may have gone a bit overboard with that idea.
That looks like the same colors, aside from the four SK colors.
I removed two duplicate colors (30 and 2D) and moved the light blue (31) to 2D's place (Far left). I don't remember why though...
Here's the palette I used. [i.imgur.com]
That's a pretty good joke.
Here's a WIP pic. [i.imgur.com]
By the way, the Gi armor's colors are based on the Conjurer's Coat, which increased SK's magic at the cost of some defense.