Just a joke?
Of course.
In the end, Sui Xiong still couldn't bring himself to throw away all his integrity—especially when the same character existed in two games with completely different appearances.
Come on, even if he was going to throw away his integrity, he couldn't throw it away twice in the same place.
For example, hypothetically—this was only hypothetical! It was important, so it needed to be emphasized first: hypothetically! Suppose Brother Xiong created a divine envoy based on a famous legendary warship that specialized in jinxing its teammates, jinxing whichever side it joined. Then the question was—excavator technology... no, that legendary warship had at least two personified versions that he knew of. Which one should he choose?
Obviously, no matter what he did, he could only plagiarize one character design at most. There was no way to plagiarize both at once.
Sui Xiong thought about it and laughed, amusing himself alone. Naturally, the people of this world had no way of understanding these memes from Earth, but that didn't stop him from happily being an idiot by himself.
After laughing, he continued designing "divine envoys."
Naturally, he began with mass-produced models. Considering that when priests summoned them in the future, the lowest-ranked destroyer would probably be their main target, Sui Xiong started there.
He carefully recalled things for a while, comparing the various versions in his memory, and shook his head again and again.
Fish-shaped creature? Rejected!
A fish-shaped creature with one or two arms sticking out? Was this a ghost movie? Rejected!
A little girl inside the mouth of a giant fish-shaped creature? Just thinking about it made his skin crawl. Rejected!
A little girl beside a giant fish-shaped creature? That could be considered.
A legless little girl riding some bizarre jet-propelled skateboard? That seemed a little