Why isn't there a generic model

[Jason Burnett]

All of the models presented with Character Animator have specific built-in personalities and styles that each represent some other designer's idea of what a character entails. In order to create a generic character, I have to disassemble the existing characters and still find that each of them have their own quirks and implementations. I really just need a generic model that I can add clothes to, modify their bodies to my preference, add or modify facial features. It seems like the very first model that this software should provide is the generic, genderless model with very few features.

Does anyone know where I could find such a thing? It's for a personal project, so I don't want to purchase one. Surely some generous soul out there has created a basic model facing forward and sideways that we can use in Character Animator.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[TheOriginalGC]

It's a little hard to find these days, but there is a "blank" puppet that can be downloaded here: https://adobe.ly/2LIzRqq

[oksamurai]

The Intro to Rigging Pack here has a ton of basic characters you can build on top of: https://pages.adobe.com/character/en/resources