Research on the Morphological Design Elements of Attack Damage Carry Characters in MOBA Games

With the advancement of network technology, MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) games have experienced explosive growth in both quantity and quality, accompanied by a continuous increase in user numbers. Compared to PC games, MOBA games offer advantages such as fewer time constraints, portability, and lower hardware costs, indicating vast potential for future development. Game characters, serving as the bridge between players and the game, play a crucial role in design, particularly the attack damage carry characters, which are highly utilized in games. However, current research on the design of attack damage carry characters remains incomplete, lacking systematic theoretical references. This paper focuses on female attack damage carry characters in MOBA games, exploring their morphological design elements. Through literature review and case analysis, the core elements of attack damage carry character design are summarized, including body type, proportions, facial features, and material prototypes. The study selects popular attack damage carry characters for in-depth analysis, extracting their morphological design characteristics, and validates their reliability through practical application. The research aims to provide theoretical references for game character designers and developers, guiding character creation through case analysis results to enhance the authenticity and appeal of designs.