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More Custom Amiibos That Show Off Artists' Creativity
Every so often, I look at what the custom Amiibo community is doing and always come away impressed. Whether they're simple pallette swaps or full-on rebuilds of characters, the artists that make up the custom Amiibo community are always doing creative and interesting things with the base Nintendo character figures. From a beloved character from Undertale and an interesting crossover featuring two Sega characters to a simple repaint of Link to make him line up better with the striking art style of Twilight Princess, I find a lot to like each time I dive in.
Check out some recent creations I found while perusing the Amiibo Subreddit and the social media accounts of Custom Amiibo creators I've featured in the past. For more custom Amiibo creations, check out our previous posts here, here, here, and here.
Top Image: Ice Bowser
Credit: ZanarkandSky
Sans
Credit: PokemonJaiden
Deadpool Cubone
Credit: AkShop08
Piranha Plant
Credit: The Evilos
Jet Set Radio x Sonic
Credit: ZanarkandSky
Christmas Pikachu
Credit: AkShop08
Twlight Princess Link
Credit: Otakmon
Metroid 30th Anniversary Samus
Credit: Grinning Fox Customs
Mega Man Mario
Credit: AkShop08
Ness and Lucas Using PK Powers
Credit: Rasta_Joe
[Source: Reddit (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (7), ZanarkandSky on Etsy, AkShop08 on Twitter]
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