AHMx Helm Canon
A growing gallery of photorealistic youth avatars wearing Aletheian Gundam-inspired helms. Each entry documents a specific AHMx unit so it can be referenced consistently across curriculum, character sheets, and in-world storytelling.
Helmet Profile
AHMx001 is the canonical Aletheia Helm – a refined Gundam-inspired design that sets the visual language for the entire series. The shell is a smooth ceramic cream with layered armor panels and a strong central ridge. Twin elongated V-fins sweep back from the brow in matte gold, framing a warm amber visor that reads as both protective and welcoming.
Each ear carries a circular emitter disc with the Studio Aletheia A mark glowing softly in orange-gold, tying the avatar directly to the curriculum brand. The geometry balances sharp mecha lines with friendly proportions, making it ideal as the primary “talking head” guide for students.
Helmet Profile
AHMx002 evolves the prime pattern into a more forward-operational helm. The crown is broken into stepped armor plates, suggesting additional sensor channels. Four fins define the silhouette: two primary fins sweeping back, and two shorter brow fins that sit low and aggressive along the visor line.
The finish is a cool ceramic white with graphite inserts and subtle panel-line shading. The visor remains a unified amber shield, but the lower faceplate is more angular, implying higher protection and capability. This unit is ideal for “field operative” or mentor avatars who accompany students into more complex challenges.
Helmet Profile
AHMx003, nicknamed “The Warden,” blends motorcycle-visor futurism with exo-suit tactility. A dark, nearly seamless visor wraps across the face, sitting inside a hardened frame of angled armor plates. Twin side antennae rise like sharpened ears, with smaller mechanical details clustered near the jaw and cheek.
The helm reads as a guardian unit: less ornamental, more mission-focused. It’s designed for roles where the avatar represents safety, boundaries, and consequence – the keeper of site permissions, pacing, and the “rules of the map” inside the learning world.
Helmet Profile
AHMx004 is built as a breach-and-survey helm. The shell is smooth and aerodynamic, with paneling that wraps backward into a single prominent side fin. A large, motorcycle-style visor dominates the face, designed to hinge up in-world even though it appears sealed in the artwork.
A cylindrical respirator canister mounts along the jawline on
one side, glowing with a deep neon rose core
(#D15679) and three matching indicator LEDs. The
shell is a cool, pale tone that lets the respirator and visor
become the focal points, making this avatar perfect for safety
notices, hazard flags, and “read this before proceeding”
guidance.
Helmet Profile
AHMx005 translates the Aletheian helm language into a creature silhouette. The shell forms a stylized panda head: white armored surfaces with soft panel seams, rounded snout geometry, black “ear” caps, and minimalist black-circle eye panels that still feel technological.
Venting along the cheek keeps the tech language present, and the side plate carries the designation AHMx005 in a Mokoto-inspired font treatment. This helm is ideal for younger learners, low-stakes activities, or moments when the curriculum needs a softer, mascot-like guide that still belongs to the same world as the harder mecha shells.
Helmet Profile
AHMx006 began as a classic yellowjacket-inspired helm and has evolved into the “Pink Lemonade” quick response pattern – a vibrant insectoid shell designed for speed, agility, and visual pop. Twin antennae arc forward and up from the crown, while a pair of long, straight fins stream backward like stylized wings.
The original yellow accents have been replaced with a deep
neon-rose body color (#D15679), paired with cool
#DEF7FF paneling and white detailing. The enormous
smoke-grey lens is lit from within by LED hexagons in
#DEF7FF, hinting at an internal targeting or scan
grid. The designation AHMx006 appears in red
along the side plating, anchoring the helm firmly in the canon.
Outfit coordination follows the same palette: Pink-Lemonade shell tones, pastel panels, white suede sneakers, and a thin yellow-rose line tracing the outer leg seam to echo the chenille logo patch on the hoodie.