Sophia and GDBot are the mascots I designed for GDQuest. They are being used as sample characters in the tutorials too.
GDQuest is a tutorial project for Godot: https://www.gdquest.com/
Godot is a free and open source video game engine: https://godotengine.org/
Other versions of Feiya
- Sophia: mascot of GDQuest, a tutorial project for Godot game engine (this page)
- Feiya: support character in Electric Hearts, Sunset Era
- Feiya: support character in Spirit Animals in Disguise
- Connections between Electric Hearts & Spirit Animals in Disguise
- Characters based on my FOSS mascots
Design



Sophia’s hairstyle is based on the Godot’s robot head logo, taking inspiration from the 4 gear teeth on its head. Her hair color is derived from Godette, an earlier anthropomorphized character by the Godot community based on the logo. The names of Sophia and GDBot were given by the GDQuest maintainer Nathan.
Coincidence
Although Sophia’s name and her concepts were not my ideas, by coincidence, I found out later that I did have a forgotten original character with the same name who shared most of the concepts, the only difference being she has twin tails.
I rediscovered my own Sophia when I was searching in my computer for “sophia” to locate where I saved GDQuest Sophia’s source files. And I was pleasantly surprised by also finding my own Sophia in the result.
I might give Sophia a role in my original projects, Electric Hearts and Spirit Animals in Disguise.
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