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Game news Minecraft: This player spent two months rebuilding this city from the anime Attack on Titan, and it's incredible!

Attack on Titan in Minecraft

Amazing landscapes in Minecraft are often encountered thanks to the overflowing creativity of fans. Recently, a1ndrea, a user on the Reddit forum,
posted an image capture Impressive of his latest creation in the game. “I spent the last two months building Shiganshina from Attack On Titan in Minecraft”, he says, in a message accompanied by the village in question, which one would almost believe to be taken from a completely different game. The artist also has a YouTube channel, stan616, on which he shares the entire process of creation, brick by brick. A work that looks particularly monumental. In the comments, most spectators naturally say they are amazed by the accomplished task: “He is literally the best Minecraft builder since this game was released, by far. And from an Italian, congratulations, you deserve all the love. Keep up the fantastic work”, “I'm… I'm truly speechless. This is the best construction video I've ever watched.”

For those unfamiliar, the Shiganshina District of Attack on Titan is the one located closest to the Titans being on the edge of the Walls. This is the first place invaded by the Titans after the Fall of the Wall in 845. You will notice that the creator has not only taken care of the overall view, He also took care to provide each house with furniture and decoration.

Passion modding

There are now a ton of impressive fan creations in Minecraft. Not long ago, Ducky_67, a dedicated fan, started the crazy challenge to reproduce the entire Hogwarts castle in the game of construction. And after seven years of hard work, the result is simply breathtaking, with every detail of the castle having been painstakingly reconstructed, from the common rooms to the Grand Staircase which seems to extend into infinity.

Another Minecraft player, ForceUser101, took on the challenge of building Barad-dûr Tower from Lord of the Rings using blocks. It took two months to complete this architectural feat, using mods such as World Painter and World Edit to help create the tower and its surroundings. The final build measures 360 blocks high and 200 blocks wide, and ForceUser101 relied on numerous reference images to ensure a faithful reproduction.

And then we also remember Aequotis and his friends who managed to create a mountain of such realistic beauty that it looks like it came from a photograph. The mountain, made without 3D modeling, uses only the basic Minecraft cubes. And thanks to careful placement and clever use of shaders, the illusion of a smooth, rounded surface is perfectly achieved. A fascinating creative process which allowed this absolutely stunning rendering.