Futa & Femboy Addon
Constructor-based expansion pack for futanari and femboy characters. Pony V6 XL, Illustrious XL, and NoobAI XL V-Pred.
The pack covers both character types through a modular prefix system: FUTA_ styles handle futa anatomy, archetypes, and scenarios; FEMBOY_ styles handle crossdressing, otokonoko, and femboy-specific content. Shared categories — POSE, SCENE, CAMERA, STATE, EXPRESSION — work with both. Styles are combinable: futa × femboy setups are explicitly supported through GROUP and ACTION categories.
Dedicated systems include body type constructors for different futa builds and femboy frames, genital variants beyond the Core pack, extended GROUP scenarios, and theme coverage for SPH, surprise reveal, public exhibition, corruption, and more.
Full version adds the complete species roster, full anatomy variants, extended markings, full archetype and action libraries, and the PDF combo guide - Full version + all future updates
How it works
Pick one BASE matching your model. Choose a BODY_ base to anchor anatomy — BODY_Base_Futa or BODY_Base_Femboy. Stack archetype, clothes, pose, and scene. FUTA_ and FEMBOY_ prefix styles indicate which character type they target.
For comfortable navigation across transformation categories, the Style Grid Organizer extension is strongly recommended:
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Description
Full version on Patreon.
Futa and Femboy. Dedicated futa and femboy anatomy and themes.
910 styles, 20 categories. Recent updates include expanded universal layer, public-use action and state styles, new CAMERA_Dominant_POV and POSE_Lying_Down, and improved EXPRESSION_Lip_Bite prompt.
Categories: ACTION, ARCHETYPE, BASE, BODY, BREASTS, CAMERA, CLOTHES, EXPRESSION, FLUIDS, GENITALS, GROUP, HAIR, LIGHTING, POSE, RACE, RATING, SCENE, STATE, STYLE, THEME.
BASE_Anti_3D + BASE_Style_3D =
BASE_Style_3D + BASE_Anti_3D =
Compatible with Pony V6 XL, Illustrious XL, NoobAI V-Pred. Style Grid Organizer extension recommended for grid selection.









