The Coffin of Andy Short answer: There is no official height published for Ashley Graves. Any specific number in centimetres or feet and inches that you see online is a fan estimate based on art, comparison with other characters, or community guesswork — not a figure from Kit9 Studio.
What the game shows, and what it does not
The Coffin of Andy and Leyley is a 2D RPG Maker MZ game with small character sprites and portrait art. It does not include a character stat sheet with heights, and dialogue does not state Ashley's height directly. What you can see is relative: Ashley is shorter than Andrew, which fits her role as the younger sibling, and she is drawn as slight and compact compared with adult characters in the game. That relative information is reliable. A precise measurement is not.
Why fan estimates differ
Fan estimates differ because they use different reference points. One fan might compare Ashley's sprite to a door frame in a scene. Another might compare her portrait to Andrew's portrait. Another might guess based on her age estimate — which, as our age guide explains, is itself unconfirmed. Each method introduces error, and the results do not agree with each other. That is normal for a game that never published official measurements.
How to read height claims online
- If a site gives a precise height with no source, treat it as a guess.
- If a wiki cites another wiki, that is not a primary source — it is a copy of a guess.
- Relative statements (“shorter than Andy”) are more trustworthy than absolute numbers.
- Do not use a height estimate to make claims about the character's age or maturity — height does not determine either.
For the characters themselves, the useful facts are not measurements but personality and relationship: Ashley is younger, sharper, and more controlling than Andy, and that dynamic — not her height — is what drives the story. See Characters and the characters guide.