A Minecraft player has modded the characters from Poppy Playtime into Minecraft by reskinning mobs from the game, and the results are terrifying.

Poppy Playtime characters like Huggy Wuggy and Daddy Long Legs have been turned into custom Minecraft mobs by halvetone. Halvetone has made many videos about remaking Minecraft mobs into familiar characters. These videos include characters from Five Nights at Freddy's, Pokémon, Sonic the Hedgehog, Marvel, and more.

Along with its regular cast, Poppy Playtime is full of characters that have been implied to exist by either toys, posters, or other hints hidden around the environment. For example, Baby Long Legs and Daddy Long Legs have only been seen on posters in Chapter 2 of Poppy Playtime and have not made any in-character appearances yet. However, since the debut of Mommy Long Legs in Chapter 2, fans have been curious about this family she apparently has and if they will have any parts to play in the future chapters. Finally, however, now fans can see them all together in Minecraft, thanks to one dedicated fan.

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YouTube content creator Halvetone took the mobs of Minecraft and recrafted them into terrifying Poppy Playtime characters. First up was Baby Long Legs, which was made by taking a pig and reshaping the body and recoloring it. Then Daddy Long Longs was made in a similar method by editing the body of a Strider. In a previous video, Halvetone had made Mommy Long Legs from a spider, thus able to bring the entire Long Legs family together on screen. Next came Huggy Wuggy, who was created by resculpting an Iron Golem; he is even spawned the same way as the golems by placing iron blocks and carved pumpkins together. Then there was Bron made from a cow, Cat Bee from a bee, and finally Candy Cat from one of Minecraft's cats. Most of these characters' creepy and off-putting vibes carried through in their Minecraft models as they jittered and swarmed around Halvetone.

Daddy Long Legs ended up being the tallest mob, even taller than the Endermen, but what made all of them genuinely terrifying was the broken waddle-like walk cycles and the moments when heads and limbs didn't connect with their body. Creations like these trying to work with the original mobs' already given behaviors and framework make for creepy and hilarious distortions. The exception to this terrifying revelation came from Cat Bee and Candy Cat, who turned out to be both functional and surprisingly adorable. The "broken toy" vibe that these edited Minecraft mobs have meshed well with the tone of Poppy Playtime, creating a horrifyingly accurate experience.

These moments of legs not working how they are supposed to, or Bron's head floating either above or within his neck, have created visuals that are likely to stay within fans' minds and their nightmares. In the meantime, fans may have more edited mobs to look forward to when more chapters of Poppy Playtime release. Fans wanting to include these Poppy Playtime characters in their Minecraft game can download these edited mobs from Halvetone's Discord server.

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Devin Connelly is a gaming news writer for Screen Rant. She is also a concept artist, creative director, and lead writer for her own game "Romance is Dead". Based in Los Angeles with her cat Briley, she has been writing, drawing, and playing video games for as long as she can remember. She also loves to cook and talk about history.