"Merida Looks Great": Disney Dreamlight Valley's Merida Is Pure Nightmare Fuel In Storybrook Vale

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The newest expansion, has brought some new faces to the valley, but it's also brought a few new glitches. Among the newest arrivals to the game is Princess Merida, a beloved character from the Disney movie known for her bright orange curls and Scottish brogue.

What Merida is known for is herbulging eyes and striking T-pose gait. Unfortunately, this is exactly what she does in a clip shared by Reddit user Cavalish, as she glides away with her arms outstretched in what can only be called a nightmare-fuel loop. "" writes Cavalish, ""

When was first released in 2012, it used some revolutionary tech to render realistic hair one strand at a time. And she still looks amazing and every bit the fiery redhead in expansion, at least most of the time. is riddled with bugs, though, and the terrifying render of Merida is one of the worst. In this bug, she looks like she's been squeezed just a little too hard and her arms are perpetually stuck in a T position.

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The community has remained supportive in light of Merida's obvious physical differences, with SveaBoBaya hilariously stating "" The glitched-out look is so iconic that Redditor Portal2player58 even suggesting that the look "" Apparently,Merida's pop-eyed makeover isn't the only glitch affecting her and the other newcomers to the valley. Another glitch mentioned by players has Merida, Flynn, and Hades "" any time players try to interact with them, as reported by stryker101.

Merida isn't the only Disney character to receive an unwanted makeover by A visual glitch earlier this year resulted in the cursed combination of Olaf and Ursula into one unsettling being. Other silly bugs that have plagued players in recent months include scandalous dresses and a cursed bale of hay cosplaying as the monster from (that is, following a player around).

Luckily, Disney is fairly quick about