Introducing Ksonkei from Like a Dragon Gaiden, a realistic and highly detailed 3D model crafted with precision for professional animation, cinematic production, and game development. This character captures Ksonkei’s confident and charismatic presence, blending authentic realism with the dynamic style of the Yakuza universe.This model has been created and fully rigged in Blender, offering complete control for animation through an advanced rig system. The rig enables smooth and expressive movement, making it ideal for a wide range of creative projects — from animated storytelling and game cinematics to commercial productions and digital art showcases.The attention to detail in this model is exceptional — from the lifelike skin shaders and meticulously crafted facial features to the accurate clothing folds and material textures. Every aspect of the character has been designed to convey depth, emotion, and realism, ensuring that Ksonkei stands out in any production environment.Optimized for Cycles and Eevee, this 3D model supports high-quality PBR materials and balanced topology, allowing for both detailed close-up renders and efficient real-time performance. Whether you’re an animator looking to bring your story to life, a game designer building immersive worlds, or a 3D enthusiast creating cinematic scenes, Ksonkei delivers versatility, style, and realism in one professional-grade asset.

Features:Realistic 3D model of Ksonkei from Like a Dragon GaidenFully rigged in Blender with animation-ready control rigHigh-quality PBR textures for lifelike renderingOptimized topology for smooth performance and deformationCompatible with Cycles and Eevee render enginesIdeal for animation, cinematics, games, and promotional contentDesigned with detailed attention to materials, anatomy, and clothing physics

Applications:Animated movies and game cinematicsReal-time rendering and gameplay integrationPromotional or cinematic trailersCharacter design and digital art projectsMotion capture and animation practiceFan-made or narrative-driven short films