ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED: Gobs Join The Mintotaurs In The ApeChain Coliseum, Where They'll Fight Not Only Their Own Kind, But Each Other!
- Kyle
- 7 days ago
- 1 min read
Are you not entertained? The flames of Grimhold burned high last night as the age of horn versus horn and strength against strength at the ApeChain Coliseum came to an end, with Goblins stepping into the circle to battle not just their own kind, but also the mighty beasts from the mountains!
It was a magical Monday in the ApeChain ecosystem as GobsOnApe founder James Hall took to the timeline with a seven part thread announcing that the Coliseum had reopened and that Goblins could now face off against their fellow Gobs and the Mintotaurs.
“So they stepped forward. A handful at first. Unsure. Wary. Small next to the giants who ruled the sand. But the Colosseum did not turn them away. It welcomed them,” he wrote. “They fought. They lost. They fought again. And they learned— quickly. The Circle, brutal as it was, did not lie. Every blow had a lesson. Every bruise, a truth…. The flames of Grimhold burn high tonight. Not from fear— but from pride. The goblins have tested the Circle. They have not broken. They are ready to return.”
Like the original Mintotaur vs. Mintotaur battles in the Coliseum, these new Gob vs. Gob and Gob vs. Mintotaur matchups are transformed into onchain, AI generated stories, where winners are determined by a mix of strategy, real time decisions, and a bit of blockchain luck!
Tonight, all 2,222 Gobs and 3,333 Mintotaurs are invited to ape into the Arena, face their mystical foes, and collect the Horns and Bones of their enemies!
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The image of Goblins facing off against mountain beasts is truly something. It sounds like they're really pushing the boundaries of the spectacle. I'm curious to see how they'll evolve this format next. Perhaps we'll even see some kind of digital representation of these battles in the future? I've been tinkering with some basic 3D modeling lately and it got me thinking about the possibilities. Imagine a game, maybe something like crazy cattle 3d, but with Goblins and mountain beasts instead of cows! The sheer chaos would be amazing. I'm already hyped for whatever they come up with next.