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A creative Minecraft enthusiast recently brought to life LEGO interpretations of the Happy Ghast and Ghastling, unveiled during the highly anticipated Minecraft Live 2025 event. This event was a highlight for fans, introducing a slew of new content slated for next year. But among all the buzz, the endearing Happy Ghast and Ghastling truly stole the show.
During the 2025 edition of Minecraft Live, Mojang disclosed plans for the year, including a distinctive block called the Dried Ghast. This introduction allows players to put a playful spin on the typically intimidating Nether Ghasts. Players can transport this unique block back to the Overworld, where it can be rehydrated to become a Ghastling—a small and cheerful creature that eventually evolves into the much-beloved Happy Ghast. Not only are these mobs undeniably cute, but they are also rideable, offering players added mobility and an enhanced building experience in Survival mode.
Amidst the buzz surrounding upcoming game updates, a Redditor known as Cowalla1 caught everyone’s attention by recreating these mobs in LEGO form. Shared on the Minecraft subreddit, these LEGO renditions display the potential for a real-world set inspired by these in-game creatures. Cowalla1 crafted figures that mirror the cubic charm of the game, basing the Happy Ghast on a Cheesey Studios design while personally designing the harness, goggles, and the Ghastling.
In sharing their creations on Reddit, Cowalla1 noted that crafting the Ghastling posed some challenges due to its petite size and intricate details. Despite this, the post has accumulated over 5.6K upvotes, with many praising the build quality and the creative addition of removable goggles for the Happy Ghast. Fans are eagerly anticipating the opportunity to build their own versions, and Cowalla1 has generously prepared instruction sets, pending approval on Rebrickable.
These innovative LEGO designs are a testament to the excitement building for Minecraft’s upcoming updates. Though the official in-game arrival of the Happy Ghast and Ghastling is scheduled for the second game drop of 2025, Mojang has hinted that eager players might soon get to see these mobs in testing phases.
Looking forward, the first game update of the year is slated for release on March 25, bringing a host of new features to Minecraft, including fresh variants of the chicken, pig, and cow, along with enhanced graphics. Players are waiting in anticipation to dive into these new Minecraft adventures!
