I don't think there exists an official FL-Chan for Drumpad, so I took a thematic matching image from Konachan.
Background Image Source And here is another image of that character - could be useful for a plugin thumbnailHow to install? Download the zip file and copy/replace the contents from the folder "skin files" into these folders:
C:\Program Files (x86)\FL Studio 21\Plugins\Fruity\Generators\Drumpad\Artwork
C:\Program Files (x86)\FL Studio 21\Plugins\Fruity\Generators\Drumpad\Skin
C:\Program Files (x86)\FL Studio 21\Plugins\Fruity\Generators\Drumaxx\Artwork
C:\Program Files (x86)\FL Studio 21\Plugins\Fruity\Generators\Drumaxx\Skin
In the zip is another folder "original files" if you want to switch back and forgot to make a backup of the replaced files.
Enjoy
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Why did I do that?
Some knob-labels differ from the names used in the velocity-linkable-parameters and some knobs work the inverted way around (e.g. decay) - which both was confusing to me. So I looked up in the manual what the knobs do - tried them out - and marked the knob-ranges e.g. with increasing thickness to indicate which direction increases/alters the value.
Why FL-Chans / Anime Girls?
I like the thought of plugins being characters/personalities, interacting with each other and contributing their voice in a call-and-response manner. It feels more natural and engaging to me than a purely mechanical tool/office application. It's more like "hanging out with your friends" this way. Plus: Seeing the characters floods my brain with short bursts of happy feelings, which is motivating and inspiring to me and keeps me going.