Dragon’s Dogma 2 Player Creates Cursed Version of Winnie The Pooh

A Dragon’s Dogma 2 player has attempted to create Winnie the Pooh in the game, with some truly cursed results. Players have wasted no time in messing around with the Dragon’s Dogma 2 character creator, but not every creation comes out looking picture-perfect.

Capcom recently gave players access to the Dragon’s Dogma 2 character creator, but the game itself isn’t released until March 22. This gives players plenty of time to come up with their protagonist for their playthrough, with all creations moving over to the main game when it launches. Some are using the tools to create characters from their favorite games, such as the Dragon’s Dogma 2 player who recreated Shadowheart from Baldur’s Gate 3. As players become more familiar with the tools, expect plenty more of these amazing creations in the near future.

Redditor RedH0rn decided to share their Dragon’s Dogma 2 version of Winnie the Pooh with the game’s online community, and frankly, it’s more than a little scary. The Dragon’s Dogma 2 character creator is clearly designed to bring human characters to life, but when players venture outside of that, the results can be quite haunting. This recreation of Winnie the Pooh definitely has a passing resemblance to the adorable cartoon character, but the fuzzy bear can be summed up best by one comment in the thread, “You know, just because you can do a thing doesn’t mean you should.”

What Capcom has achieved with the character creator is extremely impressive. The tools are some of the most powerful seen in a long time, allowing for a huge range of characters to be brought to life. It's fantastic in theory, but as this Winnie the Pooh recreation shows, it isn't always perfect. Another player even created a cursed Pikachu in Dragon's Dogma 2, so there definitely are some limitations to what gamers are able to achieve. Perhaps with time, as mastery of the character creator grows, these types of creations can look a little less creepy.

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