New Release: Luna Sad Spectrum Pack – Bring Real Emotion to Your Visual Novel Scenes

Sometimes, a story needs stillness. Not fireworks or declarations—just that quiet moment where a character breaks a little, pauses, and feels something deeply.

That’s exactly what the Luna Sad Spectrum Pack is designed to support.

This new release gives visual novel developers and storytellers the ability to show nuanced, emotional lows: not caricatured sadness, but real vulnerability. Whether you’re building a breakup arc, a moment of loss, or even a flashback scene with weight, these poses help you create emotional depth without words.

💧 What’s in the Pack

Luna appears in three distinct sad expressions:

• Default Sad – Soft, withdrawn posture with a distant gaze

• Upset – Tension in the eyes and mouth, fighting back emotion

• Mourning – Kneeling or slumped low, overwhelmed by grief

Each is provided as a transparent PNG, ideal for plug-and-play use with Ren’Py, Unity, TyranoBuilder, Godot, Naninovel, and others.

🎮 Why Use This Pack?

Because sadness—real sadness—is hard to write. And when done right, it resonates.

Use these expressions when:

• A romance route turns bittersweet

• A character reflects on their past

• You want a scene to breathe in silence

• You’re writing stories about empathy, memory, and loss

They don’t just cry—they express. And they give your players permission to feel alongside them.

📜 Licensing Options

• Indie License – $5.37 (credit required)

• Extended License – $10.58 (no credit required)

Each pack contains a clear license file and organized folders for easy integration.

🔖 Character Design Note

Luna is drawn and presented as a college-aged young woman (18+), thoughtfully created for stories involving personal growth, emotional resilience, or intimate narrative arcs. She’s the kind of person who journaled in the back row, listened more than she spoke, and probably stayed behind after class to help a friend who looked sadder than they let on.

This pack, like all others in the series, was developed with the intention of supporting age-appropriate, emotionally sincere storytelling. Whether your project is gentle or raw, Luna’s character is built to express with dignity and depth—never designed for underage ambiguity, always created with ethical storytelling in mind.