Overview
Meet the Cute Leech Baby Avatar — the most alarming infant in digital history.
Part baby, part leech, all attitude. Perfect for horror comedy games, or any VRChat session that needs to take a turn for the weirdly adorable.
You can view or purchase the asset on the Unity Asset Store.
Explore the full Cute People 3D Collection on Sketchfab
and trace its strange origins back to Krinkle’s People — Illustration Set Now Avatars for VR and Games.
Design and Concept
This “teething” child comes straight from the uncanny valley’s daycare.
With its circular maw of teeth and an unfortunate diaper situation, it’s the embodiment of parental anxiety in stylized 3D.
You could call it:
- A monster baby.
- A misunderstood experiment.
- A high-maintenance child with biting issues.
Either way, you’ll probably want to keep it away from electrical cords.
Technical Details
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Rigging | Humanoid (Unity-compatible) |
| Animated | No (ready for Mixamo and Unity humanoid animations) |
| Textures | Color / Metallic / Normal (1024 × 1024 each) |
| LOD 1 | 3,546 Faces |
| LOD 2 | 2,176 Faces |
| LOD 3 | 405 Faces |
| Pipelines | Built-in (URP and HDRP not included) |
Clean UV mapping, balanced topology, and a mouth cavity that’s equal parts technical feat and comedic hazard.
Render Pipeline Compatibility
| Unity Version | Built-in | URP | HDRP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021.3.22f1 | ✅ Compatible | ❌ Not compatible | ❌ Not compatible |
Origin and Legacy
From the Cute People Archives, this avatar stretches the limits of what “cute” means.
It’s the kind of design that makes you laugh first, then nervously check if it’s blinking.
The Leech Baby started as a humorous offshoot of Krinkle’s People — an experiment in mixing adorable proportions
with uncomfortably biological traits. The result? A mascot for everyone who secretly loves dark humor in their design.
Commentary
The Cute Leech Baby Avatar is equal parts Pixar reject and biological curiosity.
It drools, it teems, and it will absolutely steal the show in your next Unity project.
And yes, it definitely peed its diaper during testing. Occupational hazard of being alive, I suppose.
You can view or purchase the asset on the Unity Asset Store.