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Mabinogi Mobile has a profile feature where you can choose a representative character and leave a short self-introduction. It’s called Stellagram. Each day, players can vote for one of three Stellagrams. The person who gets the vote gains Charm, and if they match with the person who voted, the voter gets a Charm boost too—a neat little win-win system. But here’s where it gets interesting: since this is Mabinogi Mobile, a game that clearly takes character customization very, very seriously, Stellagram can be decorated in all kinds of ways. Let’s dive in.

What goes into your in-game Stellagram profile

A Stellagram includes more than just your main character’s Charm, Combat Power, and Life Skill Power. You can also add keywords, dislikes, your usual play hours, a one-line message, and even a body profile (?). That means there’s a lot more room to show off your personality. Sure, some players might look at all that and sigh, wondering, “Do I really have to set this up?” But no worries—we’re mostly just choosing from options. Instead of feeling like a chore, it becomes a fun little moment to spend on yourself. Better yet, visibility is completely optional, so you don’t have to make it public if you don’t want to. Pretty thoughtful, right?

A body profile? Why keep that to real life?

Personally, I have zero plans to shoot a real-life body profile. But before we get into that, let’s talk about what the term actually means. The National Institute of Korean Language defines a body profile as a commemorative photo of the body at its peak condition, achieved through exercise and diet, or the photo itself. Put more simply, it’s basically a physique showcase shot. That’s why I figured the term still works when talking about my character’s profile image. And if you’re wondering why “body profile” suddenly came up in a post about Mabinogi Mobile’s in-game profile... well, that’s exactly the fun of Mabinogi Mobile profile pics.

How your look changes with the pose

Yep—you can snap photos with all kinds of poses and expressions. Why does that matter? Because even if everything else stays exactly the same, the pose alone can completely change the vibe. It’s a great way to make your adorable, gorgeous character stand out even more, or to show off the exact mood you’re aiming for. And once you start clicking through them one by one, testing things out and decorating as you go, it gets really, really, really fun.

How expressions change the mood

So, you’ve picked a pose—but something still feels a little off? That’s where expressions come in. Even with the exact same pose, the overall mood and the message it gives off can shift completely depending on the facial expression. This one uses the “Feeling Great” pose, and as you’ll see below, the expression changes everything: it can go from a fawning “Oh no, boss, please take good care of me” kind of energy to a sexy wink that looks like a bartender shaking up a drink.

What’s your class? Showing off your charm by class

If you take the default profile photo without a weapon, your character is simply standing there in a relaxed pose. But the moment you equip a weapon, the motion changes to match your class. In other words, the weapon you bring into the photo opens up all kinds of different poses. I wanted a Joseon-era warrior look, so I put my character in hanbok and gave them a sword. The default Swordsman pose looks like this below. And it’s not just that—Frost Mage, Flame Mage, Thief, Longbow, and other classes all bring their own distinct appeal, so you can hunt down the exact style you want.

The outfit you wear and the class weapon you hold both affect the motion, which means you can create a surprisingly wide range of moods. To make that easier to see, I stuck to just two outfits and only swapped the weapons. I changed the expressions here and there too. I laid everything out so you can catch the details at a glance. What kind of image are you going for? I found way too many looks I liked, so picking just one has been a challenge.

Alright, last one. Our profile still feels a little incomplete with just that, doesn’t it? A one-line message is one of the strongest ways to express who you are. You can also choose decorations freely. I still only have the decorations I got from the old Sanrio collab, so I haven’t been able to style mine as fully as I’d like. But looking at other players, the variety is seriously impressive. That’s another form of personality on display too.