While playing Minecraft, one player was inspired to create a massive statue to commemorate the introduction of the Happy Ghast, achieving an impressive result. Using the numerous blocks in Minecraft, players often create elaborate structures. Nevertheless, this particular Happy Ghast statue has caught the attention of many fans online, thanks to its enormous scale.
Mojang periodically introduces new content to Minecraft via game drops, adding even more to check out in the game’s open world. One of the most recent additions was the Happy Ghast as part of the Chase the Skies update. As the name implies, this mob is a far friendlier version of the hostile Ghast. Players can have their own Happy Ghast by waterlogging a Dried Ghast found in the Nether. This process will create a Ghastling that grows into a Happy Ghast. Thanks to its adorable appearance and utility to players, the passive mob has become very popular among fans, resulting in some impressive in-game tributes.
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PostsOne of these tributes came from a Reddit user known as Boscawinks, who created a statue of the Happy Ghast in their Minecraft world. The player managed to build a convincing replica of the mob, complete with its iconic harness and goggles. They even added a model of a player riding on top, as can be done in the game. However, what made the statue stand out was its incredible size. As seen in the images, the statue dwarfed the landscape. Specifically, the player built the Happy Ghast next to a village, humorously showing how big the creation was. According to Boscawinks, they had aspirations to make the project even bigger by adding a passenger below the mob. However, the build limit prevented them from doing so.
Minecraft Player's Happy Ghast Statue
The reception to the statue build has been very positive on Reddit. Hundreds of users have upvoted the design, with many claiming the huge statue was so good that it was difficult to distinguish from the real thing. In addition, others were impressed with the scale of the build, jokingly referring to the creation as "Ghastzilla” in the comment section. It is worth noting that Boscawinks said the build was made in Minecraft’s Creative Mode without mods or add-ons, adding to the impressiveness of the project.
This Happy Ghast statue continues the trend of players sharing incredible creations with the community. Many fans have been inspired to create impressive structures using the many blocks available. For example, one player made a desert town in Minecraft, complete with many handcrafted buildings and pathways.
CloseAs players wait for the next Minecraft drop to be released, more creations will inevitably be shared with the community. Hopefully, they will be as eye-catching as the Happy Ghast statue from Boscawinks.
