One gamer has created an impressive Bokoblin Chest based on the ones in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and its sequel, Tears of the Kingdom. Zelda fans often share real-life creations based on games like Breath of the Wild, and this Bokoblin Chest has garnered particular praise for its similarities to the ones found in Hyrule.
Throughout the open world of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, players can run across numerous monsters while exploring. Players can often discover groups of these enemies in encampments, providing a potentially challenging fight. While defeating these foes can award Link monster parts and weapons, Bokoblin Chests can sometimes be unlocked. Despite having an ominous, skull-like design, these chests can give players additional items and weapons for use on their journey.
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In a Reddit post, a Zelda fan known as playingwithperlers shared pictures of their real-life version of a Bokoblin Chest. Despite noting that a few finishing touches were still needed, the creation looked impressive in its current state and matched that seen in the games. According to the Reddit user, the chest consisted of four 3D-printed parts, which were glued together. Once assembled, the creator went through several steps to make the chest more accurate, including spray painting the parts to look like they had a rocky surface. They even included a Korok from the Zelda games inside, adding a humorous element to the project.
Zelda Fan’s Bokoblin Chest
Many Zelda fans have approved of the chest, with the post gaining over 1.6K upvotes. In the comments, fans talked about the design, pointing out what they liked. In addition, some even suggested that glow-in-the-dark paint should be applied to the eyes of the chest to add a creepy effect.
This impressive Bokoblin Chest comes as fans have an opportunity to relive Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom on the Switch 2. Coinciding with the release of the new hybrid console, Nintendo released Switch 2 Editions of the open-world Zelda titles. Among the changes, the games received improved frame rates and higher resolutions, making Hyrule look even more beautiful.
As many players return to Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, the gaming community continues to showcase its love for the franchise in eye-catching ways. For example, one person recently created a cosplay of the Miner Set armor for Link from Tears of the Kingdom, revealing what it would look like in real life. With fans waiting for news about the next mainline installment in the franchise, it will be interesting to see what creative projects are shared online in the interim.
