We worked on Chip and Dale, they are mostly the same save for the face and some texture work on the bodies being different.

Remy or as he's known in the game "Little Chief" was worked on by the team.

Turn around of characters that don't belong to a specific disney world in-game. Huey/Duey/Luey are all the same model with different textures. Chip and Dale have the same bodies with different heads. Remy aka "Little Chief" is part of the cooking minigame

Wreck-it-Ralph as a summon. One of the few models we recieved some initial data for from Disney, but still had to build up for the game. I remember needing to count the exact number of stitches from movie stills on his overalls to get complete accuracy.

Ariel was a model that was recreated from the PS2 version. There were many details that were painted in texture that we had to recreate now that the overall polygon budget was higher

Stitch was a model that was recreated from the PS2 version. He was a bit more straightforward than Ariel's conversion

Turns of all of the summons. Lakshya was responsible for the models and textures, VFX was added by Square later

For this scene we worked on the birds, an ambient NPC that was shown for a few small cutscenes.

For this scene we worked on the rabbits, an ambient NPC shown in a few small cutscenes.

We worked on the the transition of Madam Gothel to her older self. The hand and face models are specific to the old version and transition. The cape has 2 different versions, one that is on the character and for the fall.

For Rapunzel we worked on the long hair above the sholders, with the rest being solved by square and the short haired version. As well as the old version of Madam Gothel

Original toy designs we worked on, punch dinos for a progression mini game in the Toy Box world.

One of the very first models I remember working on. An original toy doll for the Toy Story world who gets corrupted by heartless.

Turn around of the Toy assets we worked on at Lakshya which are enemies you can battle.

We worked on the Monster's Inc version of Sora, Donald and Goofy. These were a lot of fun to work on.

Monster's Inc CDA based on the characters from the movie. They were built from the ground up to be movie accurate

Turns from the in-game viewer of the Monster Inc version of Sora, Donald and Goofy.

Turns from the in-game viewer of the CDA character from Monster's Inc

We worked on the cold/frozen version of Anna, as well as the sword that breaks for this scene. Everything from the sword breaks to the snowflake frozen patterns had to be movie accurate

The Pirates version of Sora, Donal and Goofy were quite the challenge to balance between getting the grime detail and not making it look too awkward on their more stylized proportions.

Gibbs is one of the characters where I was able to do hands-on work. I proxy modeled some of the clothing items like the vest.

I came on to help direct the texture creation of Tia Dalma. Tia Dalma had a ton to details that we had to get correct, so texturing was a rather large task.

We worked on the rock crabs that were used in gameplay and for cut scenes.

Turns from the in-game viewer of the Pirates version of Sora, Donald and Goofy.

Turns from the in-game viewer of Gibbs and Tia Dalma

For Big Hero 6, we worked on the suited version of Hiro, the face was done previously for the non-suited version

GoGo from Big Hero 6, we had to accurately build her entirely from scratch

For Fred, we worked on both the head as well as the full suit. His head is primarily seen during cut scenes.

We worked on the suit version of Baymax, the rocket glove is it's own piece that we also worked on

For the Dark version of Baymax, it uses a lot of the same pieces as the default version with new helmet, shoulder, hand and wing pieces. We also had to make the chest slot operational. The cube effect was handled by Square

Turns of Hiro and Gogo from the in-game viewer. Hiro's hair face and skin were completed for is civilian clothes version earlier

Turns of the different versions of Fred from the in-game viewer

Turns of Baymax and Dark Baymax from the in-game viewer. Cube effect on Dark Baymax's right hand was created by Square

We worked on Pooh and Piglet for the 100 Acre Wood mini game world

We worked on Rabbit for the 100 Acre Wood mini game world

We worked on Gopher for the 100 Acre Wood mini game world

We worked on Roo for the 100 Acre Wood mini game world, the Lumpy the Heffalump was created before I was on the project

We worked on Tigger for the 100 Acre Wood mini game world. There was a lot of care that was put into his tail's geometry and textures to make sure it would deform correctly with his bouncing

All of the 100 Acre Wood characters were remakes of KH2 versions to fit with modern standards. At the request of Square, they were all done as sub-division modeling to get the cleanest shading possible