PewDiePie stunned after Marvel Minecraft mod goes wrong YouTube: PewDiePie \/ MarvelIn his October 4 Minecraft episode, YouTube king Felix \u2018PewDiePie\u2018 Kjellberg teamed up with Sean \u2018Jacksepticeye\u2018 McLoughlin where a Marvel joke led to them installing an Infinity Gauntlet mod \u2013 but their quest to bring balance to the sandbox title went south. PewDiePie has started to branch out with his Minecraft series ever since defeating the sandbox game\u2019s final boss, and now the Swede has began experimenting with mods. During his latest co-op session with fellow YouTube star Jacksepticye, the duo decided to install a Marvel mod that gave them the ability to create the Infinity Gauntlet from the wildly popular Avengers films, but things went wrong when the Thanos\u2019 weapon failed to deliver. Bringing balance to Minecraft The two were out adventuring, when the Irish YouTube star joked \u201cyou\u2019re horse might have broken ankles by the time it gets here\u201d as their trip left injuries to their mounts. Pewds shot back \u201cthat\u2019s fine, you\u2019rs too\u201d which caused Jakesepticye to laugh, before he quipped \u201cas long as it\u2019s balanced, Thanos will be happy\u201d. The exchange then gave the Irish gamer a great idea. \u201cWe should make Thanos in Minecraft! Build a giant gauntlet!\u201d he exclaimed. Pewds then informed him that there was in fact a mod for it. (Timestamp of 11:08 for mobile viewers.) PewDiePie then installed the mod and was excited as his character equipped the gauntlet, before he started to question what it actually could do. \u201cWhy can\u2019t I Thanos you, Jack?\u201d he asked, as he clicked the Irish YouTuber, and nothing happened. He then tried to use it on a Creeper before the enemy blew up on the Swede, killing him. After respawning the YouTube king figured out what its powers were. \u201cGive me the Gauntlet, I\u2019ll show you what it does. It\u2019s the worst thing I\u2019ve ever seen.This is so disappointing!\u201d he said. Pewds walked up to an enemy and pointed his cursor at his head, and instead of making him disappear like the movies, it changed into a purple rendition of the Marvel villain, turning Minecraft enemies into little versions of Thanos. This caused Jacksepticeye to burst into laughter. \u201cThis is so stupid! He looks like a little grape man,\u201d he exclaimed as the Gauntlet failed to live up to expectations (Timestamp of 21:40 for mobile viewers.) Minecraft collaborations The YouTube king continues to dominate on the video hosting platform with his Minecraft series, as he\u2019s quickly blown past 100 million subscribers \u2013 a milestone he reached on August 25. However, after beating the vanilla version of the sandbox game, his videos have opened up to mods and crazy experiments in the sandbox title, which he often does when collaborating with other personalities. Jacksepticeye is also one of the most popular gamers on YouTube, as his friendship with PewDiePie goes back to 2013 when the Swede did a shout-out contest which the Irish gamer won. The brief mention kickstarted his channel, and the two have become close friends since. As of the time of this article, PewDiePie is at 101 million subscribers and is swiftly on track to break 102 million. His close friend and collaborator is at 22.8 million subscribers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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