A sequel to The wonders of Tiny Tina could bring back one of Borderlands 2The funniest Easter eggs in a grand way. While Borderlands has always been an offbeat series to begin with, The wonders of Tiny Tina embraces the chaotic and offbeat nature of the series even more than usual. Because of this, it’s perfect for referencing some of the more unusual parts of previous games. Especially, Borderlands 2 presented an unexpected shoutout to a game of a completely different genre. It was out of place, but hey Borderlands sense of humor, and Tiny Tina’s Wonderland 2 could go even further.
The most remarkable thing about Borderlands spin off The wonders of Tiny Tina is its unique design and framing device compared to other Borderlands securities. While Borderlands is a goofy series in its own right, The wonders of Tiny Tina takes the style of play and places them in a Dungeons and Dragons-esque world told by Tiny Tina herself. Tina’s active imagination and enthusiastic personality lead to a story with even more bizarre twists than a typical story. Borderlands adventure. This combined with the addition of spells do The wonders of Tiny Tina an entertaining twist on series standards, and one worth revisiting in the future. When this happens, fans should also experience a deeper version of Borderlands 2It is Minecraft tribute.
Borderlands 2’s Minecraft Easter egg is a perfect comic fit for Tiny Tina Wonderland
One of the Borderlands 2‘s Stranger Moments is one of the best Easter eggs in the Borderlands series. In part of the caustic caverns of Borderlands 2, the player may find an unusually square ledge that they can access. Following the path from there will lead them to a wall of blocks that look a lot like the ones in Minecraft that they have to break. Beyond some walls is a cave inhabited by Minecraft‘s infamous Creepers. In addition to this unexpected encounter, the player will also have the possibility of unlocking a helmet designed in Minecraftartistic style.
Borderlands 2The Minecraft Easter Egg Would Fit Perfectly In A Sequel To The wonders of Tiny Tina. As the players cross Tiny Tina’s Wonderland interactive map, the plot is subject to Tina’s own ideas and the sudden appearance of Minecraft-thematic blocks and enemies would not be out of character. A resurgence of the Easter egg could even be turned into its own side challenge, with the player having to fight with Endermen or Blazes, as well as a return of the Creepers. Such a mission might even give the player a chance to win Minecraft-themed gear, like blocky swords and crossbows.
Part of what made the Minecraft Easter egg work in Borderlands 2 was his sheer clumsiness. It’s impossible to pick up a handful of Creepers wandering into a random cave, and BorderlandsThe penchant for media parodies prevents such a joke from being out of place. This same absurdity makes the Easter egg a perfect choice for The wonders of Tiny Tina, which has an even more offbeat aesthetic that welcomes such cries with open arms. It’s easy to imagine Tina recounting how a group of Minecraft monsters would suddenly appear, momentarily interrupting the player’s quest.
The Creepers’ Cave is perhaps the weirdest thing players can find in Borderlands 2, but it made the Easter egg unforgettable. If the world of Bunkers & Badasses is revisited, it’s likely to continue Tina’s brand of fantasy-infused mayhem for another installment. There are strong arguments for a The wonders of Tiny Tina sequel, and the surprise return of Minecraft The Easter egg could be a fun surprise, especially with the added commentary from Tina and the gang. Minecraft may not be an official part of the Borderlands universe, but The wonders of Tiny Tina 2 could definitely have a place.
The wonders of Tiny Tina is now available for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S.
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