Dark Souls Wiki Unveils Hidden Faces in Boss Pictures
Hey there, fellow gamers! Brace yourselves for a mind-blowing revelation that’s been hidden in plain sight for years. Turns out, the Dark Souls wiki has fallen victim to some next-level trolling, and we’re only just discovering it now. A sneaky Photoshopper has managed to add hidden faces to the pictures of bosses on the wiki, and it’s mind-boggling!
Thanks to the investigative skills of YouTuber Illusory Wall and redditor Darkwraith_Attila, the truth has been unveiled. They stumbled upon a bunch of images on the Dark Souls wiki that secretly harbor the barely visible visage of a yelling man. Talk about a hidden easter egg!
Now, you might be wondering how this went unnoticed for so long. Trust me, I’m just as baffled as you are. But fear not, dear reader, for I shall shed some light on this mysterious discovery.
The Bosses Are Not Alone
Illusory Wall found that the final boss of the original Dark Souls, Gwyn, Lord of Cinder, isn’t the only one with a secret face. In an incredible Twitter thread, Illusory Wall revealed that the same hidden face also appears on the leg of the Asylum Demon. It’s like a game within a game!
But wait, there’s more! An earlier discovery showed that the face had been added to an image of Nito as well. Illusory Wall went above and beyond, meticulously combing through numerous wiki entries to find if any other bosses had fallen victim to this trolling. Alas, they couldn’t find any more instances among the bosses.
Now, you might be thinking, “What about the regular enemies and NPCs?” Well, Illusory Wall didn’t have enough time to check all of them, but they did explore a decent number and came up empty-handed. So, it seems like the bosses were the primary target for this mischievous act.
A Face from Another Game
Here’s the cherry on top of this gaming mystery. The face used in all of these instances is from ‘The Mystery of the Druids,’ a PC point-and-click adventure game released back in 2001. Talk about a blast from the past! The creator of this face clearly has a sense of humor, and they wanted to spice up the Dark Souls wiki with a touch of nostalgia.
If you’re curious to see the face for yourself, it even has its own Know Your Meme page. But be warned, it might make you chuckle uncontrollably!
The Anonymous Troller
Now, who could be behind this epic trolling spree? According to Illusory Wall, all the faces were added by the same anonymous user on December 4, 2012. This mysterious individual must have had a legendary Photoshop session, leaving their mark on the Dark Souls wiki for all these years.
Whoever you are, dear anonymous prankster, we salute you for the laughter and joy you’ve brought to the Dark Souls community. Your subtle bit of practical jokery has stood the test of time and continues to entertain us.
Now, let’s shift gears to some uplifting news from the FromSoftware community.
LetMeSoloThem Helps 5000 Gamers Conquer Elden Ring
Gamers, rejoice! In another heartwarming story, a player known as LetMeSoloThem has achieved something truly remarkable. They have helped a staggering 5000 people beat Elden Ring, the highly anticipated action RPG from the creators of Dark Souls.
LetMeSoloThem, true to their name, has shown incredible generosity and skill by guiding fellow gamers through the challenging world of Elden Ring. It’s like having a gaming guardian angel by your side!
So, if you’re struggling with Elden Ring, don’t lose hope. There are fellow gamers out there, like LetMeSoloThem, who are ready to lend a helping hand and ensure you conquer this epic adventure.
And that concludes our gaming news for today, my fellow gamers. Remember, the gaming world is full of surprises, both within the games themselves and within the communities that surround them. Stay vigilant, stay curious, and keep gaming!