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Ever since Tears of the Kingdom's launch last month, we've seen Zelda fans everywhere turn into master builders. From 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:custom-built Master Cycle rep🧸lacements to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:whole theme parks and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:even Metal Gear recreations, Tears of the Kingdom's surprisingly in-depth creation tools have resulted in a ton of unique and interesting builds, with some actually being helpful for beating the game, and others just showcasing how unhinged players can be. 168澳洲幸运5开奖🦂网:Yes, we mean the Korok torture devices.
With so many different creations being made and shared across social media, it's easy to become a little desensitized to all of the cool things that have been built by Zelda players. Every once in a while, though, someone will share something that blows everyone's mind and reminds them just how great the building mechanics are. Take Twitter user versus_shobu, for example, who has somehow managed to create working Beyblades that actually battle each other.
, versus_shobu shared a brief clip of their creation with the caption, "Ohhhh! I made a beyblade!!!". The video shows them with a surprisingly detailed rig that holds two "Beyblades" (which appear to be made up of spinning motors and a grate for the top) above a hole that's supposed to resemble an arena.
The structure holding the Beyblades is already impressive enough and far more elaborate than anything I've ever built, but things really get interesting when versus_shobu gets things moving by hitting the device. This then causes the rig to drop the two Beyblades into the hole (or rather, lets them rip) and battle it o♕ut briefly, before both are sent flying off in separate directions, with one even hitting Link in the face on the way out.
It's a very brief, but intense battle that ends with a non-victory, as it seems that both of the Beyblades were sent flying out at the exact same time. Sadly, versus_shobu doesn't do another round to see who the overall winner is, but considering how much effort it probably took to get everything lined up like it was, I can't blame them for not wanting to chase the two spinning disks around to set up a rematch.
Although the creation is very complex (this is coming from someone struggling to make the hoverbike everyone keeps going on about), f. If you're wanting to let it rip, then we'd recommend giving it a watch and trying to make the arena yourself.