Pokemon Fan Builds Prism Tower in Minecraft
A player has built a stunning homage to the Pokemon franchise's Prism Tower within their Minecraft world, re-creating the iconic landmark within the sandbox game. The beloved game from Mojang and Microsoft has hosted plenty of homages to fan-favorite game franchises, re-creating iconic scenes and locations in their in-game worlds. Fans have created locations like Goldenrod City within Minecraft and even brought the mechanics of Pokemon into the game through mods. Now, one fan has crafted a stunning re-creation of the Kalos region's Prism Tower.
Fan interest in Pokemon X and Y's Kalos region has seen a particular spike, thanks to a recent announcement from the mega-popular franchise. During last week's Pokemon Presents broadcast, Game Freak and The Pokemon Company announced Pokemon Legends: Z-A as the next major console release in the series. The new entry was revealed to be taking players back to the France-based Kalos region, particularly focused around its central hub in Lumiose City. Now, one passionate fan has created an homage to one of the region's most iconic landmarks in Minecraft.
Reddit user segtendoppcc42 shared their stunning creation on the Pokemon subreddit, showcasing the full Prism Tower in all its glory in Minecraft. The images of the massive undertaking reveal the scale of the project, featuring a re-creation of the main road that wraps around Lumiose City. The user teases the future of the project within the post as well, suggesting they intend to build all of Lumiose City after completing the Prism Tower project.
The replies to the stunning Minecraft tower saw plenty of praise from fans, as well as some insight into how the creator crafted the massive structure. The user shared their method for creating the surrounding circles within the re-creation of Lumiose City, using a pixel art program to get the layout for the city before copying it by hand. Fans in the replies also joked that the user was attempting to «create their own Legends Z-A,» with
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