You’re right—clean quads are the bodyguards of a model. They keep everything in line, so when you bend or twist, the shape stays loyal and doesn’t collapse. If the mesh gets sloppy, the whole thing feels like a guard that’s gone off duty. Keep the quads tight and the deformation will stay in line, just like a well‑trained squad.

That’s the spirit—no stray polygons, no loose ends. If the guard squad stays tight, the whole model stays strong. Keep the lines clean and you’ll never have to worry about a breach.