30 Pixel Yokai & Urban Legends — PNGs (S/M/L @1x)-CP06

Capsule: Japanese Yokai & Urban Legends (CP-A31)

A set of 30 SNES-style pixel sprites featuring modern Japanese urban legends—Kune Kune, Kuchisake Onna, Hachishaku-sama—plus classics like Zashiki-warashi, Chochin Obake, and even cute Japanese animals. RPG Maker VX/VX Ace ready. Commercial OK, editing OK, no redistribution. Filenames: CP_A31_* (approx. 100–300 px, transparent PNG).

Volume 1 is here

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What’s inside & Specs

• 30 transparent PNGs (approx. 100–300 px, sizes S–L)
• Filenames: CP_A31_*
• Verified for RPG Maker VX / VX Ace (also works in Unity 2D, Godot, etc.)
• Strict pixel look (nearest-neighbor, clean 1px edges)
• Format: PNG with transparency / sRGB
• Example use: indie games, prototypes, game jams, streaming/video thumbs, slides, stickers
• Not just for games—use them in thumbnails, stream graphics, and documents too.

License (highlights)

• Commercial use: OK / Editing: OK (resize / recolor / compositing allowed)
• Not allowed: reselling or redistributing the raw assets (including modified versions)
• Credit optional: Pixel Material Studio
• No AI training/dataset use (see below)

How these sprites are made

These sprites are not simple one-click AI outputs. I use generative AI only at the rough idea stage to explore poses and shapes. After that I redraw and clean everything by hand in Photoshop: fixing anatomy, adjusting palettes, removing jaggies pixel by pixel, and testing each monster inside RPG Maker to make sure the scale and clarity feel right in-game.

Because this workflow mixes AI assistance with a lot of manual polishing, I kindly ask that you don’t use these files as training data for new AI models. Small creators rely on direct asset sales, and turning finished packs into free training datasets makes it harder to keep releasing new work. If you like this style, I’d be very happy if you use the sprites themselves in your games instead.

Why this exists

Our second Japanese set focuses on urban-legend horror and modern folklore—creatures that shaped Showa and Heisei-era ghost stories. We added iconic figures left out from Volume 1 and aimed for a lineup that works naturally in horror RPGs or “urban legend hunter” adventures.

Included Monsters

Names shown are examples.

・CP-A31. Chochin Obake — A lantern spirit with a tongue longer than its patience. Floats around demanding attention.
・CP-A32. Maneki Neko — Cheerfully beckons fortune… and occasionally trouble. The paw never stops.
・CP-A33. Haniwa — Ancient clay guardian. Doesn’t move often, but when it does, everyone notices.
・CP-A34. Zashiki Warashi — A child spirit bringing blessings, mischief, or both—depending on snack supplies.
・CP-A35. Onsen Monkey — Hot-spring master who throws rocks at anyone disturbing bath time.
・CP-A36. Deer — Graceful wanderer who pretends to be innocent while looting your items.
・CP-A37. Ezo Red Fox — Fluffy charm with sharp instincts. Its adorable tail is 50% strategy.
・CP-A38. Iriomote Cat — Rare forest hunter, proud and fully aware of its own rarity.
・CP-A39. Teke Teke — Crawls fast enough to ruin anyone’s day. Silence is its warning sign.
・CP-A40. Jet Babaa — Elderly speed demon who outruns half the monsters in existence.
・CP-A41. Noh Mask — Floats silently while reading your deepest fears like a script.
・CP-A42. Kune Kune — Mysteriously wiggles in the distance. Looking closely is not advised.
・CP-A43. Maiko — Graceful dancer whose elegant steps double as devastating technique.
・CP-A44. Miko — Shrine maiden with supernatural aim. Exorcisms delivered daily.
・CP-A45. Ramen Man — Slurps noodles mid-battle. Steam counts as intimidation.
・CP-A46. Nurikabe — A stubborn walking wall blocking paths, dreams, and weekend plans.
・CP-A47. Hachishaku Sama — Tall, quiet, and unsettlingly polite. The hat hides more than shadows.
・CP-A48. Kuchisake Onna — Asks if she’s pretty. Every answer is a losing choice.
・CP-A49. Kabuki Actor — Fights with dramatic flair; every strike ends with self-applause.
・CP-A50. Red Panda — Weaponized cuteness capable of disarming entire parties.
・CP-A51. Namahage — Roaring winter demon specializing in scolding lazy adventurers.
・CP-A52. Kunoichi — Swift, stylish, and skilled at vanishing right after a witty remark.
・CP-A53. Ryukyuan Woman — Traditional dancer whose elegance hides strong spiritual power.
・CP-A54. Lady From TV — Crawls out of the screen uninvited. No power button stops her.
・CP-A55. Salaryman — Overtime warrior powered by caffeine and despair. Strongest after 10 p.m.
・CP-A56. Ushi Oni — Bull demon of the coast. Heavy steps, heavier strikes.
・CP-A57. Mt. Fuji Spirit — A serene mountain deity—towering, calm, and surprisingly talkative.
・CP-A58. Battle Robot A — Standard combat model. Reliable, polished, and always mission-ready.
・CP-A58. Battle Robot B — Heavy-armor twin of the same unit. Talks less, hits harder.
・CP-A59. Susanoo — Storm god with a sharp blade and sharper attitude.
・CP-A60. Amaterasu — Radiant sun goddess whose warm smile hides world-cleansing power.

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