
Anime-themed textures and cleaner visuals for your next PvP fight.
36.7 of the 44 points that apply = 83 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Waguri Pack is a PvP-focused resource pack for players who want combat-oriented visuals alongside anime-inspired styling. It reduces screen clutter with smaller totems and items and removes particles, while built-in fullbright keeps dark areas visible. Anime-themed interfaces appear across menus, inventories, and chests, with redesigned armor, tools, weapons, paintings, banners, and enchanted books; the pack also includes a custom creative inventory and Waguri-themed menu and totem visuals. Custom audio includes combat and interface effects, phonk music for jukeboxes, and an “unya” sound when the custom Waguri totem is used. The pack also changes the appearance of the sun and moon with high-definition visuals.
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Changes 25 block textures, 49 item textures, 28 interface textures, 25 paintings, 28 particle textures, the moon, 63 models and 12 other files.
Adds 2 item textures, 8 armor textures, 3 interface textures, 1 painting, 48 other files, 2 models, 16 sounds and 1 language file. In OptiFine's formats: custom skies.
Block textures are mostly 16 by 16 pixels. 4 block and item textures are animated.
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