I second that!

You won't ever be happy with the style unless you make them yourself using Blender/Maya or similar. I feel like you should start with blender cuz its free. and there is insane amounts of video walkthroughs and writeups to help you learn. Just part time hobby it. I have been doing it and its not terrible. You could probably learn blender enough to make these sort of simple character models within a year casually. And then you would never need to wait a year on a "maybe you will like what they give us"

I made a working character in 1 month of learning but i did go hard that month(8-10hrs a day of messing around in blender) and i managed to export it into bakin...run around. Jump etc...

Custom Animations take a bit to learn. So im still doing that. I took a break cuz of some real life stuff. But i still pick it up quite often and mess around in it.
There are however MANY FREEEEEE animations that you can add to your built characters using AccuRig or Mixamo. I highly reccomend checking them out. Take a bit to figure out but theyre simple to use.

If i had time i would make you characters myself based off of loose sketches you provided. But im pretty busy in real life right now.

Start small with blender. Just my tip to you.

I understand what my friends mean, but there is a massive process to develop your own 3D projects, characters, create the design of each weight and each animation and it's overwhelming, I want a DLC that comes with all the animations, native without needing to learn other programs to develop something, I know that sometimes we want something personalized for our story, but sometimes we just want a npç, and spending hours to learn in a third party program to export drawing is hard work, I admire those who have time to spare to develop their own 3d or 2d models, but I would like more native models to speed up the creation process. For me, it's easier to have the character and create the story based on it than to create the story and then the character.