Mochi or Siam?
Siam has a similar compact cat shape but a dark face mask and bright blue eyes, giving the facial area stronger color separation.
Read Mochi's visual review and Siam's visual review.
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Use these packages to compare animation coverage, visual style, and install-ready assets. Open a pet page to see all 9 states, download the package zip, inspect pet.json and spritesheet.webp, and copy install commands. New to the format? Read what Codex pets are, then use the install guide when you are ready to add a package locally.
Compare before installing
A still image cannot show whether a companion stays recognizable while running or whether its waiting and failed states look different. Start with these three animation profiles, then inspect their full state grids at the size you expect to use. A quieter idle loop may suit focused work; clearer direction changes may matter more if you prefer a moving companion.
Already have an image? Check its animation grid. For a different subject or style, build a new pet brief.
The standing pose keeps a green terminal badge on the chest; running turns the unicorn sideways so the horn and rainbow tail show its direction. Choose it for a bold silhouette, then compare the lowered-head failure pose with the calmer seated waiting pose.
Natural coat and softer motionTilly: a quieter seated companionTilly keeps a stable seated outline during idle, with small eye and head changes. Running lowers and lengthens the body while the tail stays raised. Compare the detailed calico markings at a small scale before choosing this softer style over a high-contrast pixel mascot.
Detailed insect silhouetteCicada: wings stay front-facingCicada keeps its broad wing outline through most states and moves its limbs and body height instead of turning sideways. Direction changes are subtler than Pixelcorn's; check the running rows carefully if left-versus-right motion is important to you.
ExampleOpen Mosaic InvaderStart with a complete package page before filtering the catalog, including its state grid, manifest, spritesheet, and download.
Package selection notes
These comparisons come from inspecting the original animation atlases on . Follow a name to read its motion and readability notes alongside the state previews. Other catalog entries offer package files and previews; they do not all have a written visual review.
Siam has a similar compact cat shape but a dark face mask and bright blue eyes, giving the facial area stronger color separation.
Read Mochi's visual review and Siam's visual review.
Mochi shows exposed paws and a stretched running body; Boxcat preserves the box outline throughout movement.
Read Boxcat's visual review and Mochi's visual review.
Maltese uses a white body and heavy dark outline, creating the opposite light-dark balance without relying on colored eyes.
Read Chonk's visual review and Maltese's visual review.
Maltese has a simpler white outline and larger body changes, whereas Daisy keeps more detail in a compact, low pose.
Read Daisy's visual review and Maltese's visual review.
Boxcat also keeps an object in its silhouette, but the rigid box contrasts with Lint Sprout's bending leaves.
Read Lint Sprout's visual review and Boxcat's visual review.
Lint Sprout communicates failure through bent leaves, whereas Canary emphasizes a lowered head and facial expression.
Read Canary's visual review and Lint Sprout's visual review.
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