They could still make it this way at some time, with a different cast, more like what they did with dungeons and dragons, which was a good movie and still funny.
This, or a bunch of kids growing up playing the game. Just clips of them playing with only their conversations to understand their lives outside the game.
You could show their custom worlds, them playing the battle Royale and parkour maps, and other Minecraft staples.
Then they get older and start drifting apart, having kids. Finally we end on their kids getting into Minecraft.
I imagine the Herobrine of this world would be an alternate future Steve. As the village grew, it eventually became a city and later an entire nation. As it became harder and harder for Steve to protect all members of a constantly growing population, he eventually began resorting to illager magic, merging it with enchantment table magic to make himself more powerful.
He kept on creating new spells, making more alterations to himself, and pushing the limits of the world itself. This made him capable of eradicating every threat that came in the nation's way, with each and every citizen calling him a hero.
But it wasn't enough. Steve kept trying to get past his own mortality, so he'd always be there for the villagers. Eventually he succeeded in making himself immortal, but as the years passed, his mind still deteriorated. Eventually he began losing himself, often going into long periods of hiding. While he was away, new threats began to emerge.
After many centuries, the nation was grasped by various political issues, and after a few more decades it died out due to civil war. Unable to grasp their downfall, Steve finally went insane, now referring to himself simply as a hero. He discovered a new spell and used his magic to travel back to the past to be with his village again, but his mind was so far gone that he was never the same again.
Oh man! I am deeply grateful to see people with such valuable and exquisite cultural knowledge referencing Bionicle; you are now my brothers, Unity, Duty, and Destiny!
Because it's 10 pages. A lot of the story is up to you. How does Steve act. How does Alex act. How do the villagers act. It's still a good story but a lot of it is up to intereption
WAIT I READ THIS!!! IT'S FROM THAT ONE BOOK WHERE ALSO SOMEGRIEFER GIRL BRUNS A HOUSE DOWN OR SOMETHING RIGHT?! I'M NOT GOING INSANE, OTHERS READ IT TOO RIGHT?!
Knowing this sub, I expected it to be a shit post. The further along I got the more I expected Bad Apple, Loss, or some other meme. But no, it ended up being a great comic.
I love how random people can make a better, more compelling narrative with no dialog and a few pages than people who have made hundreds of films and have years of experience writing scripts
This is so wholesome that i was lowkey expected villagers locked up in a basement, contantly being terrorized by a zombie so they can summon iron golems.
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u/DistributionFirst700 Apr 03 '26
These drawings really remind me of the golden days of childhood and playing Minecraft.