What custom characters are
My Character turns your own description and an item into a one-of-a-kind character. The homepage shows the idea: "Stressed office worker, Weapon: Laptop" or "Grandma proud of her cooking, Weapon: Ladle". Pair an ordinary person with an everyday object, then apply the finished character to a job slot in place of your regular one.
- Current: each job's character in use and the ones you can swap in. Tap the Current card to go back to the default.
- Storage: your creations, gifts received and sent, purchased characters and mission rewards.
- Shared: characters other players shared, which you can buy with gold.
- Workshop: where you make new characters.
Only signed-up members can create, and each character uses a creation ticket. New members can get one free. Otherwise buy tickets with gold or an in-app purchase in the Workshop (prices are shown there), or earn them as first-clear rewards from some RPG missions.
Step by step in the Workshop
- Open the Workshop and use a creation ticket.
- Fill in the form: Gender (Male, Female or X), Item (the object your character holds; the only required field), a free description, Personal, Skin and Hair colors, an optional reference photo and an optional BGM Style such as Pop, Rock, Hip-hop, R&B or Jazz. With a photo attached, the character is drawn based on the photo, and a full-body photo is reflected best.
- Tap Generate. The base image takes about 1 minute.
- Confirm the base image or regenerate it. Regenerations are limited per day, the button shows how many are left, and regenerating replaces the previous image.
- After you confirm, additional images and the BGM are made, then the 6 battle videos as the final step. The whole character takes about 5 minutes, and a push notification tells you when it is done, so you can leave the app.
- Apply the character to a job slot under Current. If it is already applied to another slot, unapply it there first.
Voice lines for battles and RPG mode are created automatically after completion. The detail screen shows a Stats card plus the pose, item, Arcade Skill and RPG Move, Idle and Skill views.
Tips for writing a good description
The Workshop fields show faint examples. They follow a clear pattern: an everyday object as the item, and an outfit plus an identity in the description.
| Item | Description example |
|---|---|
| Frying pan | A master cook in a long-sleeve shirt, long pants and a kitchen apron |
| Bath brush | In a bathrobe with a towel wrapped around the head |
| Gamepad | An aspiring pro gamer in a hoodie and headset |
| Umbrella | An elegant figure in a trench coat and scarf |
| Back scratcher | An easygoing elder in a tank top and baggy long pants |
- Lead with who it is: short tags like "Sharp honor student" set a clear direction.
- Name visible clothes: tops, pants, hats, glasses.
- Match item and person, like a ladle for a chef. The animation guide also says to make good use of your unique weapon.
- Use a full-body reference photo; if the result disappoints, try a different photo.
Common mistakes: leaving Item empty, and regenerating an image you actually liked, since the old image is deleted.
Safety checks and refusals
Requests may be checked by automated systems such as the safety standards of external AI services, and anything judged to involve copyright, likeness rights or sensitive content can be refused. Do not enter real people, characters from other works or logos, and upload another person's photo only with their consent.
- "Your text contains restricted content": edit the description or item.
- "The photo couldn't be used. Continue with a text description?": carry on without the photo.
- "Something went wrong for a moment": your credit and today's attempt are untouched.
After a refusal your creation ticket stays, so you can change the content and retry; if a system error stops the job, that day's attempt is restored too. AI results may not be perfect: report a serious problem from the detail screen and it can be replaced, but not for a change of mind.
Battle animations
A finished character's detail screen lets you create animations for battle, marked "AI-generated". In Action (optional), describe a move such as "The character winks, then attacks"; a smooth, connected scene raises the quality.
- Each run finishes 3 animations in your storage; use the ones you like.
- Pay with gold or an in-app purchase for a set of 3, or use animation creation tickets.
- The animation plays with a 50% chance when victory is expected.
- Images with copyright or likeness issues may fail; animations that could not be made come back as animation creation tickets. If the character itself is the problem, retrying will not help.
Gifts and the Shared tab
Gift a character by entering the recipient's exact nickname; it leaves your storage and they get a notification. Turn sharing on and other players can use your character: you set a price, and while it is shared you see its earnings and how many times it was saved. Shared characters show the creator's nickname and country.
- Sort Shared by date, price or purchases and buy with gold; purchases go to Purchased in your storage.
- You cannot buy your own character or a duplicate, purchased characters cannot be shared again, and mission reward characters cannot be shared or gifted.
- After 3 reports a character is hidden from Shared automatically and the team reviews it.
- Shared characters may remain anonymously after you delete your account, so turn sharing off first if you prefer.