Destiny 2 Player Becomes Silver Surfer Thanks to New Hoverboard

A Destiny 2 fan has based their guardian on the Silver Surfer after getting their hands on the game’s new Skimmer hoverboard. The hoverboards are the latest class of vehicles within Destiny 2 that gives gamers the ability to pull off stunts as they explore each of the planets within the solar system.

Bungie recently added Skimmers to the game with its latest 7.3.5 update, and they can be unlocked by completing missions as part of the annual Guardian Games in Destiny 2. As gamers are already starting to get a handle on the new mode of transport, one player has already decided to redesign their guardian in the style of a popular character from the Marvel Universe.

A Reddit user going by J-Altman044 has posted their Silver Surfer-inspired guardian to the r/DestinyFashion subreddit. The build showcases the Hunter-class warrior adorned in full silver-colored body armor and a silver helmet that covers the player’s face. The Silver Surfer look is completed with the brand-new Skimmer and a clever use of color shaders to unify the entire outfit.

Players are certainly impressed with J-Altman044’s creation, as some have been asking about how to recreate the look for themselves. The OP has yet to comment on how the build was created, however, one eagle-eyed fan notes the Hunter armor is made up of a Couturier Mask, Raiju’s Harness, Luxe Sleeves, and the Dendrite Shimmer Strides. It is worth noting that there are hundreds of different armor pieces within Destiny 2, with many being rotated every week thanks to Destiny 2’s traveling merchant Xur. As a result, gamers will have to experiment with their wardrobe if they don’t have the exact same armor but still want to recreate the Silver Surfer for themselves.

Thanks to J-Altman044’s Silver Surfer creation, some fans are naturally wondering if an official crossover with Marvel could happen. Bungie is no stranger to teaming up with other companies, as The Witcher and Mass Effect franchises have already represented in the first-person