In Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, Character Creation and Customization is interestingly unique. You can really make your Fatemaker stand out with the numerous cosmetic options available to you. Race, appearance, voice, personality, and lore are just some of the options available to you while creating your character in this game.
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands lets you play as a Fatemaker instead of a fixed vault hunter, allowing you to choose from a variety of different appearances based on many options or, of course, solely for aesthetic reasons. Your physical attributes are unaffected by how you appear.
All Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Character Customization Options
Body and Personality
Gearbox appears to have a lot of possibilities for us to play with with when it comes to customizing our character’s appearance in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. The game also has four distinct personality types with two actors for each personality type. The following are some of the characteristics that you have the option to modify:
Body
- Body Type
- Body Size
- Head Size
Personality
- Voice Pitch
- Pronouns
- He/Him
- They/Them
- She/Her
- Voice
- Gallant A (Voice Actor: Jennifer Losi)
- Gallant B (Voice Actor: Adin Rudd)
- Clever A (Voice Actor: Caitlin Glass)
- Clever B (Voice Actor: Aaron Phillips)
- Gruff A (Voice Actor: Erica Lindbeck)
- Gruff B (Voice Actor: Christopher Sabat)
- Strange A (Voice Actor: Elizabeth Maxwell)
- Strange B (Voice Actor: Brendan Blaber)
Facial Features
Face Presets and Makeup cosmetic options are available in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands to give your character a distinct look. There is the option to disable symmetry. This will allow you to make one eye or ear huge while the other one is tiny.
- Head
- Head Shape
- Skin Color
- Hair and Headgear
- Facial Hair and Masks
- Hair Color
- Ears
- Ear Symmetry
- Ear Shape
- Left and Right Ear Size
- Nose
- Nose Shape
- Nose Size
- Nose Height
- Mouth
- Mouth Symmetry
- Mouth Shape
- Upper and Lower Lip Size
- Mouth Height
- Eyes
- Eye Symmetry
- Eyebrows
- Eyelashes
- Eye Shape
- Pupils
- Eye Color
- Left and Right Eye Height
- Left and Right Eye Spacing
- Left and Right Eye Angle
Face Decoration
This game includes a variety of face decorations as well, so be sure to take your time making your character look good. You can modify the following characteristics:
- Scar and Tattoo
- Scar
- Flip Scar
- Tattoo
- Flip Tattoo
- Tattoo Color
- Makeup
- Eyeliner
- Eyeliner Color
- Eyeshadow
- Eyeshadow Color
- Blush
- Blush Color
- Lipstick
- Lipstick Color
Armor Decoration
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands’ Armor Themes are cosmetics that enable you change the appearance of your weapons and armor. It can be applied to any piece of armor, allowing you to tweak your character’s appearance to perfection.
Armor Presets use Armor Themes to provide a uniform look for your character. The following are some of the characteristics that you have the option to modify:
- Armor Pattern
- Under Armor Pattern
- Primary Color
- Secondary Color
- Tertiary Color
Character Presets in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
There are presets or the randomize option if you don’t want to create your own look from scratch.
Character Presets:
Banners
In addition to customizing your hero’s appearance in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands, you can also design your own banner. It’s is seen in the main hub, as well as whenever you interact with other characters. When you complete a dungeon, a banner with your name on it will appear in the Overworld. Banner Sets allow you to personalize your banner in a variety of ways.
Character Emotes in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
Yes, you’ll be able to use Emotes! just like in Borderlands. There are a number of emotes in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands that may be used to point out directions or express general feelings about the loot you’ve found.
Character Statues in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
It is possible to have statues of your hero appear in Brighthoof. Not only is there one statue to honor you, but there are several in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. The statues of your friends will also be present while you play Co-Op. It is possible to alter the appearance of the Hero Statue Material by applying cosmetics.
Slider Overdrive in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands
Those who choose to create truly horrifying works of art may do so as well. It is possible to go beyond the limits of where lips and nose can be clipped together by using the sliders. A mod isn’t required.
How to use Slider Overdrive in Character Customization
Slider Overdrive provides more customization possibilities options, and here’s how to get to it:
- To begin, go to the main menu and choose the New Game option.
- In the character creation screen, you’ll have the choice to enable or disable Slider Overdrive once you’ve selected a class and built your Fatemaker to your liking. To get started, simply toggle it to “enable.”
- The quick-change Kiosk in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands lets you modify your character’s appearance at a later time. Izzy’s Fizzies Tavern in Brighthoof is where you’ll find this machine
As you progress through Wonderlands, you’ll be able to further alter your appearance at Quick Change kiosks. Instead of merely swapping out heads and changing the color scheme, you now have access to a full-featured character editor!
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands will be out on March 25 for the PS4, PS5, PC (Epic Games Store), Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
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