Minecraft Player Builds 'Ghastzilla': A Happy Ghast Statue So Big, It's Basically a Landmark
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
A Minecraft player built a ridiculously huge statue of the Happy Ghast mob, proving that even friendly creatures deserve monuments of terrifying scale. It's so big, it makes villages look like Lego towns!
Right, so you know how Minecraft players are always building bonkers stuff? This one takes the biscuit, mate. A player by the name of Boscawinks (give 'em a shout-out!) decided the new Happy Ghast mob needed a monument. Not just any monument, mind you, but a colossal, landscape-dominating statue.
See, Mojang dropped the Happy Ghast in the 'Chase the Skies' update. It's basically a friendly version of the usual, scream-y Ghasts you find in the Nether. You get one by... well, it involves waterlogging a Dried Ghast. Trust me, it's less weird than it sounds (maybe). Anyway, these little blighters are adorable, and Boscawinks clearly fell in love.
What makes this build special? Size. Bloody massive size. The statue looms over a nearby village, making the villagers look like ants. It’s so big, some Reddit users are calling it 'Ghastzilla.' I reckon that's fair. Boscawinks even added a little player figure riding the Ghast, just like you can in the game itself. Clever touch, that.
Apparently, the original plan was even *bigger,* with a passenger riding *underneath* the Ghast. But alas, the build limit intervened. Even without the extra bits, this thing's impressive. And here's the kicker: Boscawinks built it all in Creative Mode, no mods, no add-ons. Just pure, unadulterated block-placing skill. Fair dinkum.
This whole thing reminds me of when I tried to enchant a fishing rod and accidentally summoned a flock of chickens. Some things in Minecraft just escalate, don't they? (Source: Game Rant)
Tags: Minecraft, Happy Ghast, Statue, Creative Mode, Ghastzilla
Original article: Game Rant