Chica is what happens when you take a kids’ pizzeria mascot, give it a gender update, a “realism” patch, and an existential crisis—then act surprised when the patch notes start screaming. She stands there as a technical marvel of nostalgia, nightmare fuel, and deeply questionable design choices, fully prepared to ruin your childhood, your sleep schedule, and your GPU in one elegant, cursed package.
In short: Chica isn’t just “anatomically correct”—she’s also morally way outside the warranty. A lovingly crafted monster for people who hear the word immersion and can’t tell whether it’s a promise or a threat.
This Package includes:
- Character configuration scene
- 4 texture presets (plush used, plush clean, plastic used, plastic clean)
- multiple eye color options with or without light sources attached
- Makeup options
- hide material options (toggle on/off cheeks, tail etc...)
- switch between an animatronic jaw or a built-in fleshlight
- convincing animatronic endoskeleton for all visible areas
animatronic endoskeleton:
I changed the endoskeleton to a more sophisticated and "convincing" one, which means i went more realistic with these latest FNAF looks so that it looks more like an actual animatronic instead of some sci-fi robot skeleton that moves all of it's limbs with some magically working ball joints.
This one feels more like a "home built" robot, i even painted some welding lines here and there. There is a skeleton structure for the upper torso, head, arms and legs. The lower torso "skin" has no seams so there is no skeleton underneath in that area.

The skeleton is linked to the bones, so you can morph the character to a large extend before stuff may start to break. Also the elbow and knee cover plates are linked with a different method so they react "independently" when bending the joints

The console monitor on the back plays an emissive video that i made for this. It's supposed to be some kind of boot-up sequence for the animatronic where you can see that the robot gets possessed by some entity before the boot up sequence starts again