Ladybug & Cat Noir Maker

Two figures appear on load: one in a red spotted suit, one in black with cat ears. The screen splits their options cleanly, and a tab at the top switches which hero you are editing. Your first choice is usually a hairstyle, because each click swaps the cut instantly and the difference between a sleek bob and messy short hair changes the whole face. Both heroes update only on their own side, so the other stays untouched while you work.

Each wardrobe covers skin tone, eye shape, hair, masks, suits and accessories. You can give the red hero a domino mask with wide eye holes or a sharper one, and pair it with a spotted bodysuit or a plainer training outfit. The salon section adds nail polish and small details like earrings. Pieces layer in a sensible order, with masks sitting over hair and collars tucked under jackets, so nothing floats oddly. Colors are adjustable on most items, which means the same suit can go from classic red to teal in one drag.

The twist is the duo setup itself. Typical makeover games style one character, but here every round is judged as a pair, and the ending is a finished portrait of both heroes side by side that you can save when it looks right.

Start with the black hero, since his palette is stricter, then pull one shared color from his design into her outfit so they look like a team. Keep both masks the same shape even if the colors differ, because mismatched masks break the pairing. Check the nail polish tab before finishing, since it is easy to miss and a small color echo there ties the portrait together.