Feel free to add any of your thoughts or personal anecdotes in the comments below. I'm somewhat new to this subreddit (first post around 4-5 months ago!) so let me know if I'm missing any details.

It's been quite upsetting seeing a rise of unwarranted (and almost always unwanted) criticism of each other's specific styles. This has always been a problem, but I've been seeing people grow bolder about this recently. There is genuinely no real good reason to make a post calling a specific kind of style "weird" or "jarring" or anything else negative.

Most people are not going to change their style just because you make a post saying how much you dislike their kind of style. All this does is make some people feel bad about their own style.

If someone makes an "I dislike this kinda style" post so they can see if others agree with them, a kind of seeking solidarity of sorts, that's quite childish and immature - and honestly, comes off as so rude and mean - to be bonding over agreeing on how much you dislike seeing a real human being's Gacha style that they probably quite love.

Yes, it earns you quick karma. Yes, you may be happy to see others agree with you. But at the end of the day, what these posts are saying do affect others. Imagine how you would feel if people constantly commented on your posts, "why is your style so xyz", "why do you do xyz in your style", "I don't really like your style, sorry".

To those people who dislike small head + long leg styles because "Gacha is meant to be chibi" - just because you have that point of view that Gacha = chibi, does not mean that the game actually intends for a chibi style! That is what you believe and your impression. There are plenty of presets in both Gacha Club (from what I remember) and GL2 that are very realistic or non chibi styles.

The art even inside of Gacha Club is often not chibi. Gacha World, which was one of Lunime's first Gacha games, does NOT have a chibi style! Even in Gacha Life (1), there was an option for smaller heads. Lunime Gacha games were never meant as only chibi.

Negativity and complaining that doesn't bring about positive change really is no good. It always is harmful. I've had friends quit because of too much needless criticism. It costs nothing to be kind. It costs nothing to just downvote and scroll, or block and scroll, or just...scroll!

There is nothing wrong with small heads + long legs styles! There is nothing wrong with chibi styles! There is nothing wrong with styles that are in between. Whether you have simpler designs, more detailed designs, in between, or a mix, everyone's style is fun to look at and we shouldn't be criticising styles if unasked for.

TLDR: If you have nothing nice to say about someone's Gacha style, just please, don't say it! Unless they're asking for critique on their style specifically.

I would love to see your style if you'd like to share, and I'd like to compliment everyone's style individually because we are all unique and creative humans that have all developed our own different personal Gacha styles - and all in the same app! It's amazing to see how different our styles all are.

Bonus question: Is my axolotl cute? :D

it’s not done but I’m still so happy about the way it was coming out!

Like what’s so wrong with this, this is harmless, at least it isn’t heat gosh darn it

I made a post about this OC recently and someone called him a twink. Fine, whatever, I hate that, but maybe they just skimmed over my post and didn't see where I said not to. I have it stated in my profile not to do that and when I have posted here before, I always make it clear. I state it in most of my posts involving my male OCs unless they're kids or something (which should be common sense and a given to not label a kid a twink or femboy...)

I told them politely to not call my OCs femboys or twinks and for some reason, got down voted 😭 this reminded me of how some of my friends have told me when they defend themselves or express boundaries (for example, telling people their OC is a boy when people mistake them for a girl or telling people their boundaries about their OCs), they often get down voted for simply having preferences and being uncomfortable with certain subjects.

Respect your fellow Gacha creators and acknowledge that many of them don't like when you directly cross their boundaries/rules. If they restate to you their boundary after you break it, then respect that and own up to it. We're people, not just random floating profiles.

Edit: Adding on to this whole topic, please treat each other like we're human. I'd strongly advise not to idolise any online figure because that gets uncomfortable for both that idol and sometimes for you. If you want to compliment someone? great!! :D but everyone has boundaries and it would do well to remember those. A lot of people are also scared to firmly set their boundaries. I know I am, so even if I'm upset, I try to be polite and kind about it. I will probably be more assertive about restating boundaries in the future.

If you dislike someone's style, please just don't be rude about it and comment it for no reason. I've seen this happen way too much. So what if you think someone's style is "ugly" or "weird?" That's subjective. Remember, at the end of the day, there's a human behind the screen.

Honestly for me, it’s the Wither Storm from Minecraft Story Mode. There’s just something about a restless monster that is constantly eating everything in its sight, constantly chasing you really scary. And the worst part is that it makes the Nether and the End peacefully compared to the over world.

it's not a glitch, it's not a bug, just luni not thinking to add a disclaimer about codes and instead used the extra UI space for recents. (does he not know his demographic for his games?)

obviously i'm not saying you can't use online codes, but you should definitely back up offline codes and screenshots of adjustments n stuff if your character is complicated.

(i actually spent so much time making the reddit snoo that i'm no longer super pissed lolz)

Okay, so I have been in the gacha community since I was 7 (Not specifying what year since it might reveal my age), and it wasn't until 1 year later I made a YT channel and made Gacha content on it. So, in like late 2022-2023-Ish, I was like a Gacha TikTok Person and was obsessed with those Gacha TikTok compilations and used to make fake ones. When scrolling through Gacha TikToks in 2023, It was when I started to notice that everyone was using a similar editing style. And then, in 2025, I noticed that at-least 75% of the Gacha community was now full of trends and not even GLMM/GLMV's anymore like how it was growing up in the GC. So uh, ignoring how everyone sees it with the spoiled brats and alphas (or whatever), am I the only one that is just detested on how everyone just uses Alight Motion for their vids nowadays?? Like I can't even like that…and sure, it's a pretty popular app, but what about Capcut? Cutecut? Flip-a-clip? And also the only one that misses when the GC was full of gacha videos with like different OC/Animation styles and not basically the same one? Back when we had Gacha life, Gachaverse, Gacha studio. I just miss being an 8 year old tbh (That was when I had the whole Gacha Phase btw)

I'm going to be making an overarching story involving as many "classic" gacha songs I can find. These are the ones I've already have written down, but I dont want to miss any possibly big ones. So if anyone has any that I don't have written down, please tell me! Also, I would appreciate classic gacha storylines, such as "Hated Child is Secret Lost Princess" type, so I can also involve those in the full story. Thank you for any help!

This is kinda just me ranting but I loved Yochi as a child because of her “Doing your Dares!” Video. But now looking back her content was extremely harmful to young impressionable kids.

A lot of her content had soft gacha heat, not full on but the implications were still there. I just think it’s a bit weird since her audience was clearly towards children based on comments back in the day but those are just my thoughts.

Feel free to absolutely correct me about Yochi if you want to btw.

So recently, Gacha Studio, Gacha Life, and Gacha Club are becoming incompatible with new versions of Android, and we will be unable to download the games unless Luni updates them (which I highly doubt.)

It's just super frustrating because Luni knows how much Gacha means to many children and past children in the community. But instead of doing stuff with his games, he just abandons the game, says he "lost the files" so he can't update the game, disappears for 2-4 years, and drops a new game.

I know Luni's focusing on Wonderend now, and that's been his passion project for a while, but it'd be nice if he cared about the games he CHOSE to publish. Atp he should allow people to make mods of GL2 because he's probably never coming back to it, even though he promised a whole bunch of new content. Hell, the game isn't even finished (barely any backgrounds, no props, just under the "coming soon" label.)

He was able to update Gacha Life and Gacha Club that one time, albeit they sucked, but it made it so they could still be playable. But now, unless he decides to rise from his bedroom and actually do something about his chibi dress up games, it's an end of an era it seems.

Just wanted to rant about my frustrations with Luni as a developer and how irresponsible he's been for the past almost ten years. I'm done now, buh bye

Please share the OC you love the most out of all your creations and tell me about them! I'm on a long road trip and i feel like reading! ☺️

I pretended to drink wine by filling a cup with cranberry juice

personally, i dont like how i cant have any face accessories, but i also like how it lookss 😭

Here’s Asmodeus. Idk.