What is Robloxian 3.0?
Robloxian 3.0 refers to the Man and Woman avatar packages. Introduced in 2012 and adopted as default starter bodies for many new accounts around 2014, 3.0 marked Roblox’s shift toward more anatomically distinct avatar silhouettes.
Definition
Robloxian 3.0 is the community term for Roblox’s Man and Woman avatar bundles. These packages evolved from the foundation of Robloxian identity and the iconic Robloxian 2.0, replacing blockier proportions with more varied torso, arm, and leg shapes. They became the starter avatar option many new players saw upon account creation.
Release & Availability
- 2012: Man & Woman bundles introduced (later nicknamed “Robloxian 3.0”).
- ~May 2014: Became default starter avatars for many new accounts.
- Pricing: Started around 75 Robux, dropped to ~25 Robux, ultimately free.
Visual & Structural Characteristics
Man Bundle
- Thicker arms, puffed chest, rectangular legs
- Often compared to toy/action-figure proportions
Woman Bundle
- Thinner waist, more delicate limbs, elongated legs
- Early version included a noticeable butt (removed in 2017 after feedback)
Community Reception & Criticism
- Included faces sometimes labeled “unsettling/creepy” by players.
- Clothes could look stretched/misaligned with some accessories.
- Many veterans prefer the simplicity of 1.0 / the sleekness of 2.0.
Quick Facts
Release Year
2012
Default Since
~May 2014
Price → Now
75 Robux → 25 Robux → Free
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Robloxian 3.0?
Robloxian 3.0 is the community nickname for the Man and Woman avatar bundles released in 2012. These became the default starter bodies for many new accounts around May 2014.
Was Robloxian 3.0 free?
It originally cost Robux (prices seen around 75 → 25 Robux) and later became free. Today, players can equip the bundles from their inventory at no cost.
Why do some players dislike Robloxian 3.0?
While common and modernized, some criticized included faces as unsettling and noted occasional clothing stretch/misalignment. Others simply prefer the classic look of 1.0/2.0.