My partner looked over my shoulder and said "that's a lot of gags for a pixel art thing" and honestly, that's the whole mood. Thirty plus options just for what goes in or around the mouth. I spent maybe twenty minutes just cycling through the gagball variations, the ring gags, the tape, the weird spider ones that look like they'd leave marks. The mouth shapes underneath change everything too, from a tiny surprised O to something that looks genuinely uncomfortable. We were supposed to be making a character together but I got completely sidetracked by how the pixel eyes interact with the pupil placement. Twelve eye shapes sounds modest until you realize each one has separate pupil positioning and the dead stare you can achieve with the right combination is... something else.
The hair system is weirdly deep. Seventeen styles with three color variants each, but the way they layer with the bondage hoods and collars creates these accidental combinations that look better than the intended ones. Found a setup where a high ponytail clips through a leather mask in a way that looks deliberate, like some cyberpunk dungeon thing. The clothing has sixty plus pieces but half of them are harness variations and I'm not complaining. The single face shape limitation is bizarre though. One face. For everything. You can stretch it with the eye and mouth options but sometimes you just want a different jawline and nope, not happening.
Background selection is whatever, sixteen options that mostly serve to make your creation pop or disappear depending on how dark your outfit choices went. The foreground overlays are more interesting, chains and bars and stuff that frame the character. Made one with a full latex hood, the biggest ring gag, and this dead eyed stare that my partner said looked like a corrupted Pokémon trainer. The export function spits out a tiny PNG that's perfect for Discord avatars if you're in those kinds of servers. The whole thing runs in browser, no saves, so when you close the tab your abomination is gone forever unless you screenshot. Which feels appropriate somehow.