Onryō Spirte and Facesets

[delukiel]

Hey everyone!

I'm making an RPG Maker "horror" game where you befriend an onryō(?). The ghost looks like an onryō, but is not actually one. For those out of the know, Sadako from The Ring is the most iconic onryō, with Kayako from The Grudge being a close second place. Thank you for your help in advance! I deeply appreciate anyone who takes time to help.

Resource Type:
Facesets, sprites

Maker Format: (2k,2k3,XP,VX,Ace,MV)
RPG Maker MZ

Art Style: (Ace RTP, Mack, LPC, Cartoony, Realistic, Artist's original, ect.)
Pixel art for the sprites; somewhat realistic, but still "cute" for the portraits (it's a faux horror game, after all). Or maybe something like this! Do whatever you think is best!

Description:
(See initial paragraph also!) Black hair covering sides of face, rendering most of it obscure. At various points she smiles though, so if the hair would make that impossible, it doesn't matter.

Reference Images:
Sadako from Sadako (2019)
Kayako Saeki
Another link to the image above.

 

[Avery]

The 1 million memorial bonus pack has a sprite for what they call "SF_CursedGirl", but in fact, the sprite for "SF_Doll" might also work for that particular thing. If I understand google translate correctly, those also are allowed to be used if you own either RMMZ or RMMV. Both don't come with a face, but it would be a starting point and you could try make something matching with the generator worst case.

The pack can be found here: https://tkool.jp/mv/special/1-million-memorials.html

 

[delukiel]

The 1 million memorial bonus pack has a sprite for what they call "SF_CursedGirl", but in fact, the sprite for "SF_Doll" might also work for that particular thing. If I understand google translate correctly, those also are allowed to be used if you own either RMMZ or RMMV. Both don't come with a face, but it would be a starting point and you could try make something matching with the generator worst case.
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The pack can be found here: https://tkool.jp/mv/special/1-million-memorials.html

Thank you so much!