Mina: Alert Spectrum – Sprite Pack for Visual Novels & RPGs

Every great story has a moment of discovery, and Mina’s Alert Spectrum is built to showcase rising awareness and emotional tension.

Whether you're designing magical revelations, stealth encounters, or romantic tension spikes, these sprite expressions make your characters feel grounded and responsive—shifting from calm to edge-of-seat realism.

⚡ Ideal For:

• Surprise events and sudden plot twists

• Magical discoveries or hidden clues

• Dialogue pacing with rising emotion

• Visual novels, dating sims, and RPGs

• High-stakes reaction scenes (betrayal, battle prelude, reveal)

🔍 Included Poses & Emotions

(Labeled by tag in folders for easy plug-and-play)

• Default Alert – Focused gaze, slightly raised brow, ready stance

• Wonder – Wide eyes, slight smile or curiosity in posture

• Surprised – Open eyes, mouth parted, mild jump or start

• Shock – Tensed hands, upright stance, startled or frozen look

Each is drawn to transition visually between calm and conflict—perfect for layered scene design.

🧠 Use Cases

• Narrative games with visual timing

• Character-driven reactions in RPG engines (Unity, Godot)

• Suspense arcs in branching dialogue systems

• Slice-of-life visual novels with romantic or emotional weight

• Paranormal storytelling, thriller games, or school mysteries

🔐 Licensing & Ethics

This character sprite pack is fully original and hand-crafted. Mina is depicted as a college-aged (18+) woman with thoughtful, expressive emotion—designed for respectful, narrative-driven storytelling in visual novels, sims, and expressive RPGs.

Licensing Options:

• Indie License – $5.37 (Credit required)

• Extended License – $10.58 (No credit required, suitable for Steam and premium games)

📁 Technical Details

• Transparent PNGs

• HD-ready for all screens

• Emotion-sorted folder hierarchy

• Cleanly exported, minimal file size

• Compatible with Ren’Py, Naninovel, TyranoBuilder, Unity, Godot

  🌈 Expand the Narrative
  Want more emotional arcs?
  • Pair with Action Spectrum for tension escalation
  • Use Happy Spectrum after resolution or comic relief
  • Combine with Full-Screen CGs for payoff scenes or plot reveals