Silhouette first
The oversized twintails, asymmetric skirt and chunky shoes stay immediately readable even when the pose and camera are moving.
Project / 01 · Unreal milestone
POI
ZON.
A stylised cyberpunk hacker brought from Blender into Unreal Engine—now textured, rigged, moving, and finally able to show some attitude in real time.
- Blender
- Character art
- Animation
- Unreal Engine
THE MILESTONE
From model to
movement.
PoiZon began as an anime hacker and “tech witch” with an intentionally loud silhouette: acid-green twintails, asymmetrical clothing, oversized footwear and a compact cyberpunk mask.
This update marks her first complete real-time presentation. The clothing, material breakup and layered hair are now reading together in Unreal, while the dance test proves the rig and character can hold up once she leaves the modelling viewport.
Unreal Engine test
A little dance.
A very big milestone.
The first animation pass puts the full character under motion: hair, layered clothing, proportions and the oversized shoe silhouette all have to stay readable while the rig does its job.
REAL-TIME PLAYBACKFULL-BODY RIG TESTUNREAL ENGINE
Latest character pass
Materials, layers
and attitude.
Silhouette anchor
Chunky shoes,
sharp details.
The shoes ground PoiZon’s exaggerated proportions and carry the black, white and acid-green material language all the way to the floor. Fabric leg warmers soften the hard-surface forms while straps and bright laces keep the focal rhythm intact.
LAYERED FABRIC MATERIALSACID-GREEN LACE ACCENTREAL-TIME SILHOUETTE
What this pass proves
A character built
to hold up in motion.
Material separation
Leather, fabric, mesh, metal and neon accents are tuned to feel distinct without breaking the tight black-and-green palette.
Real-time personality
The Unreal test shifts PoiZon from a static model into a performer, exposing the next round of deformation and secondary-motion polish.
PROJECT STATUS / ACTIVE