Tulpa Pride is a divine character created as the embodiment of justice against the sin of arrogance. Rather than representing pride itself, this figure serves as a celestial punisher—an awe-inspiring god who brings judgment upon those blinded by their own superiority.

The design begins with a humanoid base, layered with elements drawn from animals traditionally associated with pride and majesty.

• The head features a radiant, multicolored crest inspired by a peacock’s display feathers, evoking beauty, ego, and spectacle.

• A mechanized waist guard unfolds into bat-like wings, adding both theatrical flair and an imposing silhouette.

• The legs end in griffin talons, symbolizing nobility mixed with fierce dominance.

Tulpa Pride’s body is sculpted in white marble, chosen to reflect the sacred and timeless nature of divine figures. Gold-plated armor adorns the form, reinforcing an image of royal arrogance and heavenly power.

This character appears in the first episode of Ultra Lotus I made. The model was sculpted and detailed using Blender and ZBrush, then rendered in Unreal Engine 5. It supports both body motion capture and facial performance capture, making it fully ready for real-time animation and cinematic production.