This VRChat Avatar That Lets Anyone Redesign Its Face

Sometimes you think you've seen everything the VRChat community can come up with, and then something completely new appears and leaves you amazed. As Nanigashi explained, this avatar is inspired by fukuwarai, a traditional Japanese New Year's game similar to "pin the tail on the donkey." In the game, a blindfolded player tries to place paper pieces shaped like the eyes, nose, mouth, and other face parts onto a blank face outline, usually creating a funny result.

As you can see in the promo video, this avatar is a playful "fukuwarai"-style character that allows others to freely rearrange its facial features. There are currently no details about the release date, but Nanigashi has another very creative avatar called 99. Its unique gimmick is that it explodes after being left idle for 99 seconds:

You can also purchase their Rock-Paper-Scissors (and Gun) prop:

Have a look at Fuyumidori's impressive showcase of chest muscle movement, and download the animation file to test it with your own character:

Nanka Tsukurouyo recently released TXTRCast, a texture painting add-on that lets you paint in your favorite software and instantly see the changes on your 3D model in Blender:

And if you're working on stylized 3D art, you definitely need to see how Eit Mitsufuchi achieved a stronger 2D look in his anime-style short film: