Neither can the mountain light and air penetrate Brume Tower's thick iron doors. Neither is the sun able to restrain the old familiar skeletons, whose bones gather up into human shape when you step near, nor the gaunt zombies who buckle and strain under barrels of oil, which will scorch your beard off if struck by a wayward sword. Light can be introduced to Brume Tower by setting fire to stone cups that bubble with black oil. But don't be fooled: these happy rays do nothing to hold back the nightmare horde - the 10-foot Minotaurs that drip lava from their armpits, the fat and bald crawlers (their missing legs replaced by nothing but tendrils of smoke) who detonate themselves if you come too close.
It's something new to the series, in other words, at least in terms of ambiance. This second instalment acts as a visual counterpoint: a brisk, cobweb-clearing tumble down a mountainside, snow-crunch underfoot, bright sun overhead. While an official King of the Hill and Bloodborne game is even more unlikely than Bloodborne 2, fans can at least imagine the fantasy thanks to Simwill_'s fanart.The first chapter in the Lost Crowns series was a scramble and grope through a dim-lit weave of crypts and caverns. While players are still hoping for news of a Bloodborne sequel, or even for Bloodborne to release on PC, others have been using the works to imagine their own adventures in Yharnam. Fanart and cosplays are particularly popular due to the game's unique and Gothic aesthetic, which has also helped to cement it as one of FromSoftware's most memorable releases. Related: Bloodborne Looks Like a Dark Kingdom Hearts In Disney Crossover Artīloodborne has been a firm favorite choice of source material for talented artists and creators since its launch in 2015.
The simple yet ingenious image has been a hit on the Bloodborne subreddit, receiving over 4,000 upvotes from fans.
Dale is dressed as the Skeptical Man (otherwise known as the Narrow-Minded Man), while Bill has joined the Cainhurst Vilebloods covenant, and Boomhouer wields the boom hammer. Hank himself is made up as The Hunter, dressed in the typical outfit seen in the game, along with an added beer. Redditor Simwill_'s impressive artwork mimics the show's iconic opening, featuring Hank and his neighbors drinking beer. While the FromSoftware classic and the animated sitcom might not have a lot in common on the surface, Hank, Dale, Bill, and Boomhouer's characters fit surprisingly well within the terrifying world of Bloodborne. An artist has cleverly and hilariously reimagined characters from King of the Hill as Bloodborne citizens, creating a fanart crossover for the ages.
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