Minecraft creatures as Pokemons. One player’s concept and a great modification that connects two worlds.
Every year Mojang allows players to choose one mob to introduce into the game. Each fan has one vote, which can be cast for one of the three creatures. During the Minecraft Live 2020 event, Glow Squid was selected, and in 2021 players could choose between Allay, Glare, and the Copper Golem.
One of the players stated that it would be a great idea to transform these mobs into creatures resembling the ones from the world of Pokemon. What does his concept look like?
Mobs from Minecraft as Pokemon
First, it’s worth taking a look at the mobs that may have ended up in Minecraft. The first to be revealed was Glare (A trailer of one of the three Minecraft mobs that players will be able to vote for). It could point to a place where it’s dark enough for aggressive mobs to spawn.
Another mob was Allay (The second mob that players will be able to vote for during this year’s Minecraft Live – Allay). It is mainly characterized by the fact that it is able to search for items identical to the ones given to him by the player.
The third creature was the Copper Golem (The Copper Golem is the third mob for this year’s Mob Vote during the Minecraft Live event).
What could the mobs shown above look like if they were Pokemon? Graphics showing this were shared by a user with the nickname SilverStar57. In addition to choosing the right creatures from the game for Nintendo consoles, he redesigned Minecraft mobs to resemble both their prototype and Pokemon.
It’s also worth noting that this isn’t the first time the Pokemon world has collided with Minecraft. Mojang’s production is known for the fact that players can do practically anything in it. There have been many impressive structures that resembled Pokemon, however, what really shows how good this combination can look is the Pixelmon mod.
The modification not only introduces over 800 pocket creatures to Minecraft but also a huge number of items and mechanics. If you are a fan of Pokemon, it is definitely worth taking a look at this mod, which can be installed on versions 1.12.2, 1.10.2, 1.8.9, and 1.7.10.