Palworld Leezpunk secrets revealed! Discover the hidden model beneath its iconic coat and explore fan reactions to this Dark-type Pal discovery.

Ever wondered what lurks beneath the signature style of your favorite Pals? A Palworld player has done just that, using some technical wizardry to peel back the layers of the enigmatic Dark-type Pal, Leezpunk. The discovery, shared with the community, revealed the character's model stripped of its iconic black hooded coat, leading to a wave of discussions, comparisons, and a fresh look at this often-overlooked creature. It's another example of how the game's dedicated fanbase continues to explore every nook and cranny, not just of the map, but of the game's very code.

The Mysterious Leezpunk: More Than Meets the Eye

Leezpunk is that cool, purple bipedal Pal you've probably seen striking a pose in the darker corners of the world. It's always clad in a dark hooded coat with a distinctive yellow V-shaped stripe, the hood artfully obscuring part of its face while letting its spiky yellow frills poke through. According to its Paldeck entry, this Pal is all about perfecting cool stances and poses. Beyond the style, Leezpunk boasts a practical Partner Skill called Sixth Sense, which detects nearby dungeons within a 100-meter radius, making it a surprisingly handy scout for exploration.

You can find Leezpunk in two main areas:

  • Southwestern parts of the map (anytime)

  • Northeastern regions (only at night!)

Despite the Dark type being generally strong in Palworld's combat system, Leezpunk itself isn't known for top-tier stats in battle or base work. It does have a fiery cousin, though: Leezpunk Ignis, who swaps the black coat for a bright orange one. But the question remained: what's under the jacket?

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The original image that sparked the investigation into Pal models.

Peeling Back the Layers: A Technical Revelation

The big reveal came from a player named BROHONKY on the r/Palworld subreddit. They used a program called FModel to extract Leezpunk's 3D model directly from the game's files. By posing the model in a standard T-pose, they were able to remove the coat asset, showing everyone what was underneath.

So, what did they find? The jacket-less Leezpunk model shows:

  • A clear, dark body outline marking where the coat and hood are supposed to sit.

  • A much more prominent and visible red torso.

  • That the iconic yellow V-stripe is not part of the body texture, suggesting the coat is a separate game object layered on top.

  • Each of Leezpunk's arms features two triangular scales.

The OP was clear: no other software was used to modify the model; this was the raw asset as it exists in the game. This peek behind the curtain answered a simple but burning question for many players.

Community Reacts: From Spyro to Shearing Sheep

The community's reaction was swift and filled with comparisons. The most common one? Spyro the Dragon! 🐉 With its purple body and yellow frills, the jacket-less Leezpunk bore an uncanny resemblance to the beloved purple dragon from the classic platformer series.

Reactions were mixed but largely positive:

  • "It looks... kind of strange without its coat, doesn't it? Like it lost its personality."

  • "Wow, it totally looks like Spyro! Thanks for sharing this, it's fascinating."

  • "Great work! Can you do Lamball next? I need to see what's under all that wool!"

The last comment highlights how this discovery opened a Pandora's box of curiosity. Players are now wondering about the base models of other Pals. Is Lamball just a smooth sphere under its fluff? What does a Tanzee look like without its leaf? The possibilities for this kind of model exploration seem endless.

The Endless Curiosity of Palworld Players

This incident is a perfect snapshot of the Palworld community in 2026. Players aren't just catching Pals and building bases; they're engaging in deep-dive investigations, data mining, and creative exploration of the game's underlying systems. From uncovering hidden model details to engineering incredible, physics-defying bases, the community finds new ways to interact with the game long after the main objectives are completed.

So, what's the takeaway? Even a Pal considered "not too stellar" in stats can become the center of attention through a simple act of digital archaeology. It reminds us that there's always another layer to discover, whether it's on the surface of the map or beneath the digital clothing of the creatures we befriend. Who knows what the community will uncover next? Only time, and a curious player with the right tools, will tell. What Pal would you want to see unmasked? 🤔