At least, that's exactly what the game's development team thought, leading to a mix of delight and bafflement upon Chort's recent rocket to fame.
And this is something that, while unexpected, has been embraced by developers according to director and producer Yoshi-P at a press conference at Berlin Fan Festival.
"Of course, we do understand that he's very popular and there have been many memes, but really, I just couldn't understand – like, just why?"
"I can understand, maybe a little bit. I mean, this is some huge bulky guy, and he's standing there, and then suddenly he rolls. So, from that perspective, I can kind of understand."
"These kinds of things, when they happen for us, it's really great for us to see as well, because we are involved in creating this entertainment, and it's really fun for us to see.
"And we do have big smirks on our faces when things like this happen."
Set to release early next year, the update is set to bring plenty of new content such as housing updates, a FF7 crossover raid and more – and fingers crossed, maybe even the return of Chort.
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