<![CDATA[This study focuses on culture-driven character design for Aventala: The Lost Tribe by transforming Indonesian endemic animals and cultural elements into humanoid forms documented in a character sheet. The objective is to formulate and validate a culture-driven character design pipeline via: (i) a personification sheet that maps physiology–fantasy–psychology–sociology, (ii) scene-based moodboards to align tone and persona, and (iii) a user study employing a six-indicator 5-point Likert instrument (mythology, culture, fantasy, naming, traits, and sheet readability) analyzed in a Business Intelligence dashboard. The method combines narrative comprehension (DRTA), qualitative data curation, sheet construction, moodboard development, and an online survey with the target audience. Results show a moodboard satisfaction level of 85.24% and character acceptance ranging from 83% to 86%, indicating coherence across cultural representation, fantasy elements, naming, and traits. These findings suggest the proposed pipeline is effective for evidence-based design, and the personification sheet serves as a practical cross-team artifact to guide iteration decisions.]]>
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