An avid fan ofThe Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdomhas shown off their rigging skills by making a Vtuber based on Purah, a popular character who was introduced in thisnew era ofZeldagames. It’s yet another example of the game’s player base showing off their creative dedication both in and outside of gameplay.
Introduced inBreath of the Wildas a centuries-old lady experimenting with age-altering magic, Purah quickly made an impression on gamers with her various eccentricities. Her adolescent redesign inHyrule Warriors: Age of Calamitywas met with a lot of positive reception from fans as well, WithThe Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, that positivity has remained.
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Redditor Capn_Cinnamon flexed their creative muscles by rigging a VTuber model of Hyrule’s leading scientist, based on her newest redesign. The 56-second clip shows the model lip-syncing to the words of a woman who sounds nothing like Kate Higgins' portrayal of the character.Purah’s workshop fromTears of the Kingdomacts as the background, while a stream chat window is located below. Through the persona, the artist tests out some of the movements, pointing out how the now iconic Purah Pad was unable to be incorporated as it would come between the hands and minimize physical expression.
The user further explained how difficult it was to incorporateBreath of the Wild’s lighting engine to properly emulate the character, but nonetheless appeared proud of their hard work, even incorporating the ability to alter the model to remove Purah’s glasses and more. Those in the comments appeared impressed nonetheless. Capn_Cinnamon further explained how they intend to use this model during their Twitch streams under the name MonikaCinnyRoll, which others note have mostly centered onSplatoonas of late.
Seeing fans display their love for any video game is always enjoyable, andTears of the Kingdomis no exception. Whether it be players building the most insane vehicles in-game or evencompressingTears of the Kingdom’s gigantic map to fit in one’s hand, it never gets old to see where the fandom will go next.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdomis available now only for the Nintendo Switch.
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