[Free Download] Male & Female Fighting Pose Set — Free for Commercial Use by copainter Users

A free base pose set of male and female mob characters fighting. Free to use and permitted for commercial use, with tracing and edits allowed.

We’re distributing a set of base poses depicting male and female mob characters in heated arguments and fights, designed to be easy to use for illustration, manga, anime, game, and webtoon production. Use them when generating illustrations with pose specification in copainter or as rough underdrawings for character art. Tracing and additional edits are also allowed.

The license for the downloadable images on this page is listed near the bottom of this article.

File Details

• Format: PNG (white background)
• Resolution: 1024 × 1024 px (square)
• Download: Download and save the attached images in this post as-is.

Poses (Downloadable)

• Heated argument pose with raw emotions
  Perfect for intense shouting scenes; emphasizes emotional expression in manga and anime.

• Emotional woman vs. calm man (trying to stop the argument)
  A contrasting composition—useful for romance drama or misunderstandings.

• Angry man confronting a frightened woman
  A high-tension pose highlighting aggression and defensive reactions.

• Woman accusing, man explaining
  A pointing gesture and confused response—great for conflict or misunderstanding scenes.

• Confident woman vs. retreating man
  Shows a power imbalance—ideal for relationship clashes or dramatic tension.

• Uncompromising heated debate
  A head-on confrontation pose—works well in dialogue-heavy panels.

• Man pointing angrily at a decisive moment
  A dramatic clash pose—strong for story climaxes.

• Man and woman pointing at each other
  A realistic depiction of mutual blame—perfect for couple arguments.

• Emotional exchange between a quarrelling couple
  Expressive hand gestures—great for dialogue scenes and acting practice.

• Intense verbal confrontation
  Captures psychological tension—ideal for dramatic storytelling.

How to Use in copainter

Quick pose variations with AI Assistant

Load the image as a reference to quickly generate pose variations such as angle changes, limb adjustments, and left-right flips. Since these are pose references, they can also be used to specify poses for other characters.

Ensure consistency with Training (Enterprise only)

By specifying poses for a trained model, you can achieve highly accurate pose control—sometimes beyond what AI Assistant alone can produce. Using Image Transformation AI often yields especially good results.

Speed up workflows as a base for Line Art AI

Use these bases as early-stage roughs to improve efficiency. You can edit them in tools like Photoshop or Clip Studio Paint, then run Line Art AI—making even complex compositions easier to handle.

License / Terms of Use

• Eligible users: copainter subscribers
• Usage scope: Free and permitted for commercial use only when used within copainter
• Modifications: Allowed (cropping, painting over, color changes, vectorization, etc.)
• Attribution: Not required
• Prohibited: Redistributing or selling the asset data, claiming it as your own, or commercial use outside copainter

FAQ

Q. Can I use this outside copainter?
A. No. Free/commercial use is permitted only when subscribed copainter users use it within copainter. However, editing the assets in external software is fine if the purpose is to use them in copainter.

Q. Can I use it in commercial works?
A. Yes. Commercial use is allowed for works created using copainter. You do not need to create the entire work exclusively in copainter.
However, redistribution or resale of the assets themselves is not allowed.

Q. Are there more free pose sets?
A. Yes. Please see:
https://blog.copainter.ai/tag/assets/

Q. Are higher-resolution images available?
A. Use copainter’s Upscaling AI to upscale up to 4× in both dimensions.

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