Kuchisake Yokai is a game-ready anime horror creature inspired by the Japanese urban legend of Kuchisake-onna (the slit-mouthed woman): a supernatural ghost with pale skin, bulging eyes, a wide slit sharp-toothed grin and long straight black hair with bangs, wearing a bloodstained uniform (white shirt, black knit vest, red tie, dark pleated skirt, black socks, loafers). Made as a monster / enemy for horror games.

The mesh is skinned directly to the UE5 Mannequin skeleton (SK_Mannequin), so the Third Person template animations and your Mannequin-based animation blueprints work on it without retargeting.

Included

• Unreal Engine 5.8 content folder: skeletal mesh with 4 LODs, physics asset, master material + material instance (Tint / Roughness / Metallic parameters), 2K base color texture, overview map with 14 animations playing on the character
• FBX (rigged, cm, Z-up) + texture
• GLB (rigged, embedded texture)
• Blender .blend (rigged, packed texture)
• Documentation (TXT)

Technical details

• Triangles: 30,906 (LOD0), vertices: 15,810
• LODs: 4 in Unreal (auto-generated)
• Skeleton: UE5 Mannequin, 118 bones (Mannequin bones plus helper/twist bones), 5-finger hands
• Max 4 bone influences per vertex
• Height: 1.66 m, real-world scale
• Bind pose: T-pose
• Materials: 1, textures: 1 x 2048x2048 Base Color (no normal / roughness / metallic maps)
• No facial blendshapes, no cloth simulation
• Animations: none of its own; the overview map uses the free UE5 Third Person template animations (Epic Games)

Known limitations: skirt and hair are skinned to the body (no cloth bones); long hair can intersect with the shoulders on some poses.

Content note: non-sexual horror monster (supernatural yokai). Bloodstains on clothing only; no gore, no nudity, no sexual content.

AI disclosure: the model and texture were created with the help of generative AI tools, then rigged, weight-checked and set up for Unreal by hand.

Unreal Engine files on Getly

The Unreal Engine download is the character content folder (meshes, LODs, physics, materials, textures, overview map). Create a UE 5.8 project from the Third Person template, extract the UE5_Content zip(s) into its Content folder and open the overview map. Multi-part zips: extract all parts into the same folder.