Block Plush
Big modules, giant paws and toy-like construction. Reads instantly from across the room.
- Best mobile silhouette
- Lowest model cost
- Least facial nuance
ART DIRECTION / OPEN FOR NOTES
Three routes for turning the collection’s chaotic cat energy into readable, customizable 3D characters. We recommend Pixel Sculpt, but nothing is locked until the board feels right.
THE BIG CHOICE

Big modules, giant paws and toy-like construction. Reads instantly from across the room.
Stepped cheeks, muzzle, paws and layered outfits. More identity without losing the pixel silhouette.
A 2.5D sprite given depth. Strongest connection to avatar art and the most stylized profile.
FIDELITY HIERARCHY
Large grayscale planes, chunky props and restrained atmosphere.
LOW DETAILCrisp cards, fish-bone chips, seat lighting and tactile motion.
HERO DETAILSharp portrait medallions make every player recognizable.
MAX DETAILTABLE IDENTITY
ANCHORED, NOT DETACHED HEADS
They carry the generated cat’s face, name, stack and live state. Expression tiles swap for smirk, gasp, sweat and victory while the cat’s identity stays stable.
CUSTOM CAT SYSTEM
Alley · Smoke · Ghost
Sleepy · Chaos · Scheming
Visor · Crown · Hair · Hats
Jackets · Hoodies · Costumes
Sneakers · Boots · Tiny sandals
Magenta · Cyan · Acid · Gold
GENERATED CAT ART
PLAY CURRENCY
Stacked at the rail. Tossed into the pot with a pixel clack. Showered across the table after an absurd win. Always play-only and marked no cash value.
WHAT WE WANT TO TWEAK WITH YOU
Squatter or taller? Bigger paws? More cat, more blob, or more toy?
Cuter, stranger, sleepier, rougher, or more faithful to the collection’s expression?
Chunkier like A, balanced like B, or graphic and thin like C?
How loud should an everyday cat be before hero skins turn ridiculous?