Monster Wall
Built at Figma Makeathon 2026. What if you could build a creature that was completely, entirely yours?
We had one question going in. What if you could build a creature that was completely, entirely yours?
That question became Monster Wall.
Most collaborative tools feel transactional. You add your piece, you leave. No sense of arrival. No sense that the world noticed you showed up.
We wanted the moment of publishing to feel like something. Like you gave something life and watched it find its place in a world that was already there.
That single feeling drove every decision we made.
You pick a body. Give it emotional eyes, a mouth, horns, texture, color. Watch it come alive in real time on the preview card.
Then you name it. Give it a power. Fire, Freeze, Air, Mud. The moment you choose, a biome appears behind your monster. Desert canyon. Frozen tundra. Jungle swamp. Storm cliffs.
Then you write one line. What does this monster do? What does it carry? That part is yours.
Click Publish. Sound fires. A particle explosion erupts across the screen. The card flips. Fades. Then one screen. Your card. Centered. Breathing.
Three seconds of silence.
Just your monster. Existing.
A 5000 by 5000 pixel canvas full of monsters made by real people.
Fire cards shimmer with heat. Freeze cards drift snow. Air cards sway and push their neighbours. Mud cards creep at the edges.
When someone new publishes, nearby monsters slowly turn to face the arrival.
When you click Play, the power ripples outward. Flames float up from surrounding cards. Ice drizzles down. Wind blows cards sideways. Mud splatters on impact.
The wall does not sit still. It breathes.
After your card lands, something happens.
Gold rays pulse from your monster like sonar. A beam shoots across the canvas in an arc, accelerating, hunting. It lands on one card. That card pulses gold. A permanent thread connects the two.
Your monster is searching for its kindred spirit.
Kindred spirit found. Your monsters share the same soul.
Someone was already here. Carrying something similar. The wall found them for you.
Before publishing you can record your voice for your monster. A roar. A scream. Whatever feels right.
On the wall every card with a War Cry has an audio button.
Some of them are unhinged in the best way.
Built entirely in Figma Make. Supabase for the real time canvas. Scenes and particle overlays generated in Figma Weave. Every animation on the wall is pure CSS. No libraries.
Vibe coded, start to finish.
Built at Figma Makeathon 2026 by Wormit Labs.
