毛長 (けなが) マンモ
Mangmo is the official mascot of Project Mammut. She is designed to be the friendly face of the engine, helping new developers learn the ins and outs of the program and making the process of creating games a little less intimidating.
She's here to guide, encourage, occasionally distract.
Stats
- Age: 26
- Pronouns: She/They
- Height: 159 cm
- Hair: Brown
Personality
Mangmo is friendly, curious, playful and mischievous. She loves stories and the people who create them, and is always eager to see what is happening next.
Outfit
Mangmo's signature item of clothing is her magenta mammoth hoodie.
The mammoth face on the hood has an expression of its own. Its eyes will always reflect the same expression Mangmo has on her face, acting as an extension of her emotions.
This feature remains consistent even when Mangmo is story walking (see below).
The hoodie is her most recognisable feature and an important part of her identity.
Story Walking
Mangmo has the ability to travel between the thin pages of all the stories we tell each other by creating portals using various art tools that she carries with her at all times.
She can jump from one narrative to another, allowing her to observe, interact with, and occasionally cause a little mischief for the characters within.
While story walking, Mangmo can change her appearance, gender and clothing to better fit the world she's visiting. She might become a innocent bystander, a beggar, a paperboy or just about anything else a story calls for.
However, no matter how much she changes, there will always be one recognisable piece of her original identity.
At least one item of her clothing or appearance will retain both the magenta colour and mammoth face from her signature hoodie.
Fan Art
We don't just allow fan art. We actively encourage it, and we absolutely love seeing it!
We want to see Mangmo through your eyes, in your worlds and in your own style.
There are no expectations about artistic ability or experience. We'd much rather see a drawing from someone who's just learning to draw than something technically perfect.
One important request: please don't use AI to create images of Mangmo.
We want to see what people can make themselves. Whether it's a rough sketch, a doodle, a pixel-art sprite or a fully rendered illustration, we'd always rather see something made by a person than generated by a prompt.