Centipede

Overview Oculon — the eyeball centipede monster. Part horror, part nostalgia, and somehow a little bit adorable, this creature is inspired by the surreal enemies of early classic games and reimagined for Unity’s modern rendering pipelines. You can view or purchase the asset on the Unity Asset Store. View the model on Sketchfab https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/oculon-centipede-monster-rigged-and-animated-eb0ce2d8e1554c669071cdf0f384469c Its unsettling charm makes it equally suited to horror, fantasy, or whimsical dreamlike settings. Creepy enough to unsettle players, but too strange to be purely evil — Oculon lives in that uncanny space between fear and fascination. ...

Monster Centipede creature created in Zbrush and animated in Blender 3d. He is reddish in color with legs, stingers, and poisonous mouth parts. It is fully pose-able and animated. He’s also a little cute. In the original Legend of Zelda game, there was a centipede creature with a large eyeball. I found this inspiring, so I created a more modern version. Monster centipede poses and situations… Here is the centipede monster completely vanquished and lying on his back. ...

I’ve updated the textures and quality of the Oculon centipede monster model… /product/centipede-monster-with-giant-eyeball-3d-model-rigged-and-animated/ Having invested in a few month’s subscription in Substance Painter, I was able to bring more detail and realism to the textures, whereas before I was using ZBrush only, which has limited capabilities in final texturing. As mentioned in previous posts, this model is mostly inspired on the creature found in the Legend of Zelda, Lanmola. Here in Hawaii, we have lots of centipedes. They are of the larger sort, with very painful stings. Being an insect lover, I was quite happy to have brought this 3d model this far. ...

View on TurboSquid → Oculon – Eyeball Centipede Monster The Oculon is a game-ready fantasy monster, part insect and part nightmare. Its sleek, chitinous body slithers across the ground while a single unblinking eye at the head surveys its surroundings — eerie, intelligent, and alien. Created and rigged for Blender 2.90, it’s designed for games, cinematic use, and high-resolution concept renders. Technical Overview Formats: Blender 2.90 (.blend), FBX, OBJ Polygons: 5,446 Vertices: 5,450 Fully rigged and animated UV unwrapped with non-overlapping topology 4096×4096 texture and normal maps Low-poly optimized for real-time rendering Includes Cycles showcase scene with lighting and backdrop Concept and Design The creature’s design draws inspiration from classic horror games and surreal biology — a reimagined centipede whose anatomy is dominated by its ocular core. The eyeball serves as both its mind and its weapon, giving it an uncanny human element beneath its alien shell. ...

Sluggor and Occulon. Sluggor is a slug monster. Oculon is a centipede with an eye. Both are inspired from classic games. These are freshly retopologized, and ready for animation. I have some more creatures to adapt from Zbrush. It has been a fairly large project, but the end result is 10 new and interesting creatures for use in Unity 3d game engine. These are both fairly low topology. ...

Another monster ready to be retopologized. The eye needs work. This monster is a part of a series on the subject of monstrous insects. This guy is a centipede eyeball monster taken in part from the first Legend of Zelda game. Speaking of which, we got one of those Nintendo Mini’s coming in the mail soon. I know which game I’m going to play :D Centipede Eyeball Monster ...

Another creature in progress: Oculon. A centipede-like creature based on a design from the original Legend of Zelda. The end result will be different enough to be unique. This creature is more complex due to the difficulty of animating the walk cycle. Also, the many legs mean more bones. The segments as well. The end results, however, should be worth the trouble.