Google translating Minecraft mobs 10,000 times creates unique and funny characters.
Gary the snail is a surprising and adorable translation of the Minecraft silverfish mob.
The robot warden turns into a boxy character named BoxyBoo with a broken arm.
Princess Peach, a translation of the Pillager, is a cute and pink mob with arms that won't cooperate.
Stitch, inspired by the frog mob, becomes a hilarious and broken-legged character.
How did you come up with the idea of Google translating Minecraft mobs?
—I wanted to create unique and unexpected characters by translating Minecraft mobs multiple times.
Did you use any specific language for the translations?
—Yes, I used Google Translate to translate the mobs into different languages and then back to English.
Were there any mobs that didn't translate well?
—Yes, some translations didn't make sense or resulted in weird and broken characters.
Which translated character was your favorite?
—I loved the translation of the silverfish into Gary the snail. He turned out adorable and unexpected.
Did you encounter any challenges during the process?
—One challenge was fixing broken body parts and animations caused by the translations.
00:00Introduction to the concept of Google translating Minecraft mobs for funny and unexpected results.
02:30Translation of the silverfish mob into an adorable snail named Gary with unique characteristics.
07:15Translation of the warden mob into a boxy robot named BoxyBoo with a broken arm and funny animations.
12:45Translation of the Pillager mob into Princess Peach, a cute pink character with arms that won't cooperate.
17:30Translation of the frog mob into Stitch, a hilarious and broken-legged character with unique animations.
