Many have usedAnimal Crossing: New Horizonsfor unique content, and one player decided to recreate the opening credits ofChainsaw Man. The ongoing anime isproduced by Mappa Studios, the same studio behindAttack on TitanandJujutsu Kaisen.
Released on 2020 for the Nintendo Switch,Animal Crossing: New Horizonsallows players to customize their avatars and islands, while also interacting with the adorable NPCs. Players can also add friends, visit their islands, and share resources, as well as assets for items (clothing or furniture) they customized in-game.
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Thanks to its expansive customization, players have become inspired to createattention-grabbing islands inAnimal Crossing: New Horizons. In the case of Japanese YouTuber イヨくんの【あつ森アイランド】, they did the wholeChainsaw Manopening credits in the game. They made avatars fashioned after the anime’s main characters, Denji (in human and Chainsaw Devil form), Makima, Aki, Power, and Pochita. In one scene, they used an oversized Isabelle to play a devil. They also recreated the locations featured in the minute-long opening. To top it off, they used the opening song “KICK BACK” by Kenshi Yonezu.
TheoriginalChainsaw Manopeningcaught fans' attention in the past for referencing iconic scenes from films likePulp Fiction, No Country For Old Men,andConstantine. This is why fellowAnimal Crossing: New Horizonsplayers were equally impressed by the YouTube video. In the comments, the YouTuber’s received praises for their cuteChainsaw Manrendition. As of writing, the video already raked in over 221,000 views.
Despite how gruesomeChainsaw Manis, the YouTuber managed to create an almost accurate video using cute elements, and with minimal blood shown. This isn’t the first time a player used a devil or demon theme for theirAnimal Crossing: New Horizonscontent. One recentlyrecreated the iconicTheExorcistscenewhere Regan projectile-vomits all over a priest while she’s being possessed.
It’s been two years sinceAnimal Crossing: New Horizonscame out, but the game seems to be going strong. Players could still find something new to do and make in the game, resulting in some incredible island creations. The continued popularity has not gone in vain asAnimal Crossing: New Horizonsrecently dethronedPokemonas Japan’s best-selling game. With Nintendo consistently updating the game and adding new content, it might take a while before the hype would slow down. Unless, of course, Nintendo would suddenly come out with a newAnimal Crossinggame.
Animal Crossing: New Horizonsis available now, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch.
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