Palworld Player Creates Iconic Anime Village & The Resemblance Is Uncanny

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, the smash-hit survival title created by indie developer PocketPair, has taken the world by storm, amassing an impressive 19 million player count in a short period. Though the focus of the game has mainly been on the 100+ cute Pals that are catchable in the title and the game's different public controversies, as a survival game — there's one thing that people will do, and that's construct some pretty impressive compounds. Though 's building mechanics aren't the most complex in a survival game, the sheer amount of freedom one has when building allows for some pretty eye-catching structures.

One user on Reddit named u/Commercial_Neck8986 took things to the extreme and re-created Paradis Island from the iconic anime . A city constructed to keep the ravenous and cannibalistic Titans out, Paradis Island is made up of three different walls named Wall Maria, Wall Rose, and Wall Sina that surround the island's capital. These walls are meant to serve as a defense against the Titans that roam around in the countryside, the same creatures that the anime's protagonist, Eren Jaeger, trains to defeat. The re-creation of this locale is pretty astounding and accurate.

This -building feat is even more spectacular considering the sheer scale of the compound. In, each wall of the island is comprised of several districts with their own unique and interesting histories, with Wall Sina alone being comprised of seven distinct districts. Though the build may not seem all that impressive when viewed high up from the back of the player's Frostallion, the size of everything gets put into perspective when they land down on the ground.

It's not only that's providing inspiration for impressive structures. People have gotten creative, constructing a range of impressive base designs that are both impressive and aesthetically pleasing. Everything from classic castles and cottages to more modern architecture has been tinkered with, with more creative examples sure to be created as the game receives