A modder known as Goddessheraaa released a small tweak for Cyberpunk 2077 that lets players morph their in-game character into Lucy from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, the hit anime. This adjustment acts as a preset to alter the female version of V, so the character takes on Lucy’s distinctive look while preserving the game’s core mechanics and gameplay flow. The creator demonstrates the transformation with screenshots showing Lucy’s features on the V model, giving players a clear sense of the final appearance before trying the change in their own game.
To help players visualize the result, the article compares the in-game Lucy transformation with Lucy herself from the anime. The comparison highlights key traits such as Lucy’s hair color and style, facial structure, and signature clothing elements, helping readers gauge how closely the mod replicates the anime character’s iconic appearance.
For those curious about the visual differences between the two, the post provides a side-by-side narrative of how the in-game Lucy should look once the preset is applied, including shading, eye color, and overall silhouette. This offers a practical sense of what to expect and how faithful the adaptation feels within the cyberpunk world of Night City.
All necessary files to recreate the Lucy look in Cyberpunk 2077 are available for download, and players will need the Appearance Change Unlocker tool to install the preset. The setup is straightforward: download the preset package, install the unlocker to enable alternate appearances, and apply the Lucy preset through the in-game appearance options. Previously, another enthusiast experimented with bringing David Martinez, the anime’s central character, into Cyberpunk 2077, showcasing the broader interest in anime crossovers within the game community.
The release follows the recent debut of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, which arrived with a ten-episode arc. The show has drawn broad attention and has been well received by fans, earning a high audience rating and praise from many viewers for its storytelling and animation. The collaboration between the game’s universe and the anime has sparked ongoing conversations about character design, adaptation, and the potential for future crossover projects in this shared cyberpunk landscape.