Palworld Image Shows What Leezpunk Looks Like Without Its Jacket

A Palworld player used a program to uncover what the Dark-type Pal Leezpunk looked like without its black jacket and shared their discovery with other players. The Palworld player also shared the method they used to remove Leezpunk's jacket, leading other users to discuss how the Pal looks without the clothing item.

Leezpunk is a purple-colored bipedal Pal that walks around with a dark hooded coat. The coat has a yellow, V-shaped stripe in the middle, and the hood covers part of Leezpunk's face. However, the coat also allows its yellow, spiked frills to go through. According to the Paldeck, Leezpunk likes practicing various cool poses and improving its stances. Leezpunk's Partner Skill, Sixth Sense, allows it to detect nearby dungeons within a 100-meter radius, making it a useful Pal for scouting various locations. Leezpunk is found in both the southwestern and northeastern parts of Palworld's map, and the latter location only sees Leezpunk come out at night. Though the Dark type is one of the better types in Palworld, Leezpunk's statistics in both combat and in working on bases are not too stellar. Leezpunk has a Fire-type variant called Leezpunk Ignis that dons an orange coat instead.

While Leezpunk is usually not considered a popular Pal, one Palworld player shared what was beneath Leezpunk's coat. In their post on the r/Palworld subreddit, aPalworld player named BROHONKY stated that they used FModel to take Leezpunk's model from the game's files. With the model T-posed, the post showed that Leezpunk has a dark body outline to indicate where the coat and hood go on the model. Leezpunk's red torso is more prominent without its coat, but the outline does not show the V-shaped stripe from its hoodie, which may indicate that the coat is considered a separate game object. In addition, Leezpunk's arms have two triangular scales each.

The OP clarified they did not use other programs to add or remove Leezpunk's coat. In the comments, most Palworld players compared the