Pursuitcore fanart focuses on the cast of PURSUITCORE, an asymmetrical survival game on Roblox developed by TamaCorp. Inspired by OutLaik's Sonic.EXE: The Disaster, the game pits a team of up to seven Users against a lone Terminator, providing creators with a distinct roster of survivors, killers, and unlockable characters to illustrate across digital art communities.
Popular Characters Featured in Pursuitcore Fanart
Community artists draw both playable Users and Terminators, focusing on quirky designs, retro internet aesthetics, and character dynamics.
| Character | Role / Background in Community Sources | Common Fanart Depictions |
|---|---|---|
| Tac9 | One of the most frequently drawn Users/characters | Featured in standalone character illustrations, cute doodles (e.g., "Tac9 in sock"), and paired with Nyan |
| Nyan | Cat-themed character associated with internet culture | Digital drawings, furry art styles, and pairings with Tac9 (popularized under tags like "tacnyan") |
| Dotx | Identified by community players as a killer/Terminator | Stylized digital portraits and custom 3D model renders |
| Fukatsuki | Character inspired by Madotsuki from Yume Nikki | Tribute pieces highlighting the crossover aesthetics with classic indie RPG Maker horror |
| Dante | Prominent character frequently drawn in action poses | Illustrations labeled as "Ninja Dante," comic doodles, and group squad sketches |
| The Kit | Character linked to the "IWBTU Gaiden" badge unlock | Standalone portraits, badge tribute art, and character memes |
| Roflpix | Character unlocked via the "Manager Special" badge | Dialogue doodles, humorous comic sketches, and render models |
| Captain Limewire | Mentioned frequently in community tags and ship art | Group tributes and character interactions |
Additional characters referenced across community sketches and platform tags include Mikaela, Vinnie, Partypwny, Sweep, and Crafter.
Common Art Mediums and Creative Themes
Artists across the community produce work spanning several different formats and artistic styles:
- 2D Digital Illustrations: Hand-drawn digital sketches, line art, and colored portraits uploaded to forums and illustration boards. These range from fast-paced action shots of Users fleeing to chill character doodles.
- 3D Renders and Modeling: Several creators share custom 3D character models and renders, such as dedicated renders of Dotx or MEMZ-inspired compositions.
- Crossover and Tribute Art: Because characters like Fukatsuki draw direct inspiration from external indie media like Yume Nikki, artists frequently place these characters in collaborative or crossover scenarios with their original inspirations.
- Meme Doodles and Comic Strips: Group interactions, dialogue snippets, and humor-driven doodles (such as "Draw Your Squad" scenarios) are common among active player groups depicting in-game rounds and voice-line jokes.
Where to Find and Share Pursuitcore Art
If you are looking to browse existing pieces or share your own creations, the community actively posts work across three major creative platforms:
- DeviantArt: Hosts an active library under the
pursuitcoreandpursuit_coretags. Users regularly share digital paintings, 3D model WIPs, daily image challenges, and character reference sheets. - Newgrounds: Features dedicated illustration submissions and killer renders, complete with user ratings and comment feedback from the indie gaming community.
- Tumblr: Serves as a central hub for fast-paced character doodles, ship tags (such as "tacnyan" and "limeslices"), text post memes, and game round commentary.
Community FAQ
What game is Pursuitcore fanart based on?
The artwork is based on PURSUITCORE, a Roblox asymmetrical survival horror game created by the group TamaCorp. In each round, up to seven Users attempt to survive and escape while an opposing Terminator hunts them down.
Who is Fukatsuki in Pursuitcore?
According to community artists, Fukatsuki is a PURSUITCORE character directly inspired by Madotsuki from the indie adventure game Yume Nikki.
Is Dotx a survivor or a killer in PURSUITCORE?
Community artists and players document Dotx as a primary killer (Terminator) within the game, frequently drawing and rendering him in that role.
