Devlog: Drawing Revulsion – Bringing Cringe, Judgment, and Side-Eye to Life with Mina’s Disgust Spectrum

Devlog: Drawing Revulsion – Bringing Cringe, Judgment, and Side-Eye to Life with Mina’s Disgust Spectrum

"Not every scene ends with a kiss. Some end with a gag, a scoff, or a really well-timed ‘ew.’”

💡 Why We Built the Disgust Spectrum Pack
Most sprite packs cover love, anger, sadness… but what about disgust?

We realized there was a gap in the emotional toolkit—an absence of that squirmy, sarcastic, uncomfortable vibe. Whether your character just got hit on by someone shady, stepped in something questionable, or overheard something wildly inappropriate, we wanted to give devs the tools to express that feeling with style.

Thus, the Disgust Spectrum was born.

🤢 Not Just “Ew”—It's a Whole Mood
Disgust isn’t one-note. There’s the subtle lip curl when someone says something dumb. The side-eye when things get awkward. The full-body cringe when things cross the line.

Every sprite in this pack was illustrated to reflect a different shade of repulsion:

• Aversion is the slight withdrawal—just enough to feel it.

• Disgusted is the full emotional NOPE, written all over her face.

• Extreme Disgust? That’s meme-worthy. Think “get it away from me” energy.

We wanted this pack to serve both comedic timing and serious discomfort, depending on your scene.

🎯 Who This Pack Is For
This set is perfect for devs building:

• Comedy or slice-of-life VNs with awkward moments and sharp reactions

• School dramas or dating sims where not every character is a good match

• Mystery or horror scenes with unsettling revelations

• Or even tsundere-heavy routes that require a little snark and sass

If you’ve ever written a scene where a character rolls their eyes so hard it hurts… this is for you.

🖼️ This is the fourth entry in our Mina Spectrum line, following Angry, Smug, and Concerned. Each pack is built for creators who care about emotional nuance and expressive storytelling.

Stay tuned for the next spectrum—because Mina’s moods are far from done.

— Prometheus Pictures