A VFX Graph was developed to extract vertex positions from a skinned mesh by baking them into a mesh asset, enabling particle systems to spawn directly from the original geometry. This approach allowed for highly integrated visual effects that appeared to emerge organically from the character's surface. The system included adjustable parameters for particle size, color, lifetime, velocity, and selectable textures, supporting four unique texture options.

Shader Graph was used to control particle appearance over time, combining a power noise node with a step function to simulate gradual texture decay—creating a disintegration effect resembling aged or burning paper. Additionally, a complementary particle system was implemented using a small sprite sheet that cycled through four frames based on particle lifetime. The sprite animation progressed automatically as the particle aged, while also applying rotational motion to enhance the visual dynamics and give the effect a more fluid, deteriorating motion.