Dragon's Dogma 2 Player Creates Gigachad
A Dragon’s Dogma 2 player has used the game’s character creation system to make a hero inspired by the Gigachad meme. Dragon’s Dogma 2 is not even out yet, as it’ll only be released on March 22, but it’s already catching the attention of the community with these amazing creations.
The Dragon’s Dogma 2 character creator was released a few days ago, and it has become quite popular. With this tool, gamers can already create their avatar for the launch, and it seems that some players are really using their creativity to come up with interesting characters.
Now, a gamer called Inevitable-Tooth-454 has recreated the man from the Gigachad meme in Dragon’s Dogma 2. The Gigachad meme originally appeared in 2017 and it featured a muscular man with a very long chin, who was eventually discovered to be the Russian model Ernest Khalimov. Inevitable-Tooth-454’s character gets the spirit of the meme right, creating a bulky figure that strikes an uncanny similarity to Khalimov, especially due to using a black-and-white filter for the image. The post was really popular on Reddit, obtaining over 1,800 upvotes and getting several comments on how accurate the character looked.
Inevitable-Tooth-454’s creation is not the only recent Dragon’s Dogma 2 character to resemble a real-life person, though. Earlier this week, a fan made Daenerys Targaryen in Dragon’s Dogma 2, creating a highly realistic version of actress Emilia Clarke as the Game of Thrones character.
Instead of making accurate characters, some other gamers prefer to create bizarre ones, though. A few days ago, a Dragon’s Dogma 2 player tried to make a Pikachu in the game, but the result was utterly terrifying. This gamer created a humanoid version of the beloved Electric-type Pokemon, but instead of looking like a fluffy rat, it resembled a weird yellow monster instead.
Even more unique Dragon’s Dogma 2 characters will likely appear soon, as the game will only be available on March 22, and the franchise’s fans have plenty of time to
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