The Finals: All Character Customization Options With Pictures

Embark Studios’ “The Finals” immerses you in an intense arena battle. Before you dive into the action, you have the opportunity to create your champion’s appearance. This guide offers detailed insights into The Finals’ character customization, enabling you to design a fighter that embodies your style and preferred gameplay.

Character Customization

5 tabs are included in each class customization. They are:

• Loadout
• Style
• Expressions
• Pets
• Watches

Loadout Customization

Loadout can also be customized based on your preferences. From weapons to gadgets customizations. Making them unique and specifically tailored to you and your build. Furthermore, both the weapons and the gadgets customizations are further divided into 5 main categories.

• Overview
• Skins
• Charms
• Stickers
• Animations

Weapons Customization

The weapon customization includes general cosmetic upgrades such as skins, charms, stickers, and animations of the weapon.

Overview

The Overview tab provides general information about the weapon, as well as keeps track of your XP left to open the new skin as you progress through the game over time.

Skins

Multiple Skins are available, from which you can choose to style your weapon according to your style and preference.

Charms

Charms or gun buddies are also a part of the game. You can choose among the different charms to suit your particular build.

Stickers

You can also choose from an array of stickers to apply to your weapon, and they can be bought using the Multibucks or unlocked over time as you progress through the game.

Animations

Animations are a new inclusion in the weapons customization tab, and you can choose different animations for the weapon of your choice.

Gadget Customization

Similar to weapon customization, gadget customization includes almost similar cosmetic upgrades to your gadgets as they are available to your weapons.

Overview

Besides giving you general details about the gadget, the Overview page records the amount of XP you need to unlock new skins as you play the game.

Skins

There are several Skins available, so you may customize your gadget to fit your preferences and taste. These skins can be purchased using the In-game currency.

Charms

Charms are also a part of the game. You can choose among the different charms to suit your particular build.

Stickers

Additionally, you have a variety of stickers to select from for your gadget. Similar to Charms and Skins, these are also purchasable via MultiBucks.

Animations

Animations are a new inclusion in the gadget customization tab, and you can choose different animations for the gadget of your choice.

Style Customization

Style customization mainly includes cosmetic and visual alterations to the character, from providing general outfits to customizing every aspect of the character’s visual appeal. Furthermore, Styles are available in four rarities:

Outfits

These are the current selection of outfits in the game. Some of them will be free, and some will not. You can either get them by purchasing the battle pass, or you can get a hold of them when they cycle through the game’s store.

Body Type

There are only two body types in the game currently; you can choose between a masculine or a feminine body type as you prefer.

Face

You can also choose among the different face and skin types according to your preference.

Hair

Furthermore, you can select between the hair color and hair type that you like. Some hair types might be locked or purchasable with the in-store bundle or the battle-pass.

Eyes

Following are the current eye selections in the game.

Headwear

You can also choose among the different Head-wear items, most of which are purchasable with the in-game currency “Multi-Bucks,” and some of them are locked, which can be opened as you progress through the game.

Facewear

Moreover, if you prefer a facemask look, you can opt for the options given below;

Body Paint

In contrast to popular belief, there is also the option to paint your body for a more unique and underrated look.

Upper Body

You also have the option to change your upper body apparel with something more unique to your style and preference.

Crossbody

On the other hand, you have the option to rock crossbody items following your likeness.

Badge

Badges can also be applied to suit your style and likeness.

Upper Back

You also have the option to style your upper back with items that suit your style. 

Lower Back

Similar to styling your upper back, you can also choose to style your lower back.

Wrist

The wrist can also be styled per your style and preference.

Hands

You can also choose to equip your build with gloves or no gloves.

Lower Body

Similar to the upper body, you can choose among the different options available in the game.

Feet

There is a wide selection of footwear you can choose from to make your build the best visually.

Expressions Customization

In contrast to the visual customizations, there is also a way to modify the gestures, emotes, and sprays of your character to spice it up even more.

Emotes

Emotes can be bought and equipped either to the emote wheel or as your character’s intro with your team.

Sprays

Same story with sprays; you can buy the sprays and equip it to the spray wheel.

Emoticons

You can also equip emoticons to the wheels and spice up your build overall.

Sounds

Similarly, Sound lines can be bought and equipped to the wheel to surprise your teammates while in-game.

Gestures

Gestures are also an addition to the expression tab after The Final’s full release. You can buy and equip these gestures.

Pets Customization

In addition to the Expression tab’s addition in the official release of the game, the devs also included a new Pet customization tab, you can buy and equip these pets and make your build visually appealing.

Watches

There’s also a slot for watches which you can equip to your character. However, as of writing this guide, there aren’t any watches in The Finals at the moment. You can check back in later when options become available.

My Thoughts

Personally, I just go the extra mile to make my character look more like a personified version of myself rather than leaving it to look like another NPC; I also take into account the type of play I would make in-game while customizing my character. Moreover, there is also a placebo effect for the new players, that a guy with a skin eliminates the new player he is automatically a good player in their eyes. 

With that being said, my guide for The Finals Character customization comes to an end. While you are at it, check out the best settings for the Finals, or if you are a controller player, check out the best settings for the controller.

Up Next

• The Finals: Weapons Tier List
• The Finals: Gadgets Tier List
• The Finals: How to Unlock Weapons
• The Finals: Best Heavy Build