I am expanding a small line of desk-sized “wobble” figures and need fresh, print-ready 3D models of chibi-style anime characters. The core requirement is a set of stylised, spring-mounted figures that can be printed on a common FDM or resin printer without additional sculpting. Scope • Characters only, all in super-deformed chibi proportions with oversized heads and a stable weighted base so the toy rocks back upright when tapped. • Half of the roster follows popular anime icons I will supply as reference sheets; the remaining slots are open to your original ideas that match the same playful energy. This mix should feel like a coherent collection when displayed together. • Freeform surface detailing is encouraged—hair tufts, clothing folds, small props—so long as the final geometry remains watertight and under 500k polygons per figure. Deliverables 1. High-poly source files (ZBrush .ZTL or Blender .BLEND) with organised sub-tools/collections. 2. Watertight, support-friendly STL files scaled to roughly 100 mm height. 3. A quick test print layout diagram showing suggested part orientation and minimal supports. 4. One 360° turntable render per character for catalog mock-ups. Acceptance criteria • Each model balances correctly when printed and fitted with the supplied steel ball weight. • No overhang exceeds 55° without integrated support nubs. • Facial features read clearly at 0.1 mm layer height. • Licensing: original sculpts stay exclusive to this project; fan characters stay within fair-use parody and will not reuse any trademarked logos. Tools I already use include PrusaSlicer and Lychee, so compatibility there is a plus, but any solid pipeline—Blender, ZBrush, Nomad Sculpt—is welcome as long as the exports are clean. If you love translating anime charm into tangible desk toys and can optimise files for hobby-grade printers, this collaboration should be fun and fast.