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Blocky avatar game animation style

3D & cutaway · 16:9 / 9:16

Cube-headed avatars with printed faces run, jump and react in chunky block worlds like obby courses, lava floors, a city or a classroom. One switch changes the look between classic, modern, horror and story-time.

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An 8-second cut from a test film, with the sound off. A fresh Claude Code session made it with only this kit in an empty folder.

What you'd type

Make a 2-minute video about [your topic] in the reelstyles blocky-avatar style. Show me the scene plan first.

Briefs we tested this kit with

  1. "Day 1 of the obby" (modern, the template): A blocky avatar in an orange shirt and red cap lands mid-jump on a green sky platform, cheers "FIRST TRY!", runs a lava floor, leaps a gap, and ends waving at the checkpoint. Shots: mid-air hop-in with a caption, a cheer with arms up, a run toward the camera across stone pillars, a low-angle leap, a wave under the end card.
  2. "I lost all my coins" (cartoon-story): A story-time Short with one big-headed hero: he walks a block city with a sad decal face and tears, sits alone in a classroom, a friend walks in and waves, and his face swaps to a huge happy grin; he cheers in his bedroom. Shots: walk toward the camera on the sidewalk, knees-up sad close-up, the face swap, a cheer with arms up.
  3. "Never play this obby at 3 am" (horror): The spawn lobby goes dark, the red key light flickers, fog rolls in, the portals glow dim red. The hero looks around scared, a shiver, then runs toward the camera. Shots: knees-up scared close-up with the head turning, a wide of the dark lobby with flickering portals, a run at the camera, a hard cut to black under the end card.

In the kit

  • A style guide with the palette, type and rules for how things move and cut
  • Scene templates your agent builds from
  • Ready-made characters your agent animates
  • A checklist your agent uses to grade its own stills before it renders
  • Render steps for 16:9 and 9:16, 1920 × 1080 at 30 fps

The films you make are yours to publish and monetise. Licence and refund

Video formats it fits

Guide: How to make animated videos with Claude Code · Make it a 9:16 Short

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