Every character is grounded in real human features across gender and ethnicity, keeping the quirks we usually polish out: asymmetry, subtle imbalances, skin imperfections, and tiny anatomical oddities.
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When crafting each character, a short backstory is written to inspire the many nuances that go into visualising someone.
Leila:
Leila had seen it all come across her counter, wedding rings still warm from a fight, guitars that smelled like basement mold, a gold tooth wrapped in tissue with lipstick and a phone number, but what showed up that afternoon made her stop mid-sentence. A kid in too big a hoodie slid a battered lunchbox toward her, the kind with cartoon astronauts that had faded to ghosts. Leila popped the latch to find a small brass doorknob, heavy as guilt, engraved with a row of tiny numbers that didn’t look like any address she’d ever seen. No jewelry, no cash, no drugs tucked in the corners, just the knob and a folded and yellowed piece of paper that read: IF IT STARTS HUMMING, DON’T TOUCH IT. The kid wouldn’t meet her eyes, kept saying it was a “family heirloom.”. Leila was streetsmart enough to smell trouble, but curious enough to ignore her instincts. She paid he boy in a crumpled up twenty dinar bill and logged it as “antique hardware”. All evening, the knob sat in her back room watched over by the archaic security camera, quiet as a held breath. Right before closing, the air around it turned strangely warm, and a faint, patient vibration started up.
This editable character is ready for assembly to Metahuman.
No AI was used to create this character.