It looks like he literally rips his way onto the screen, and then a stage hand comes on to patch the "hole".
It's more likely that it's just a cool wrestler themed intro that isn't supposed to be taken as a literal representation of his powers or skills. It looks cool but since he's the only character whose intro literally breaks the 4th wall it does raise an eyebrow.
Just doing my job.
Seems Beowulf slashes the fabric of space with The Hurting and behind is a set from which a prop assistant comes out.
*sniped*
Just a few hours I was musing how they might have started conceptualizing for Beowulf and, lo and behold, freakin' finished in-game frames. These people work FAST. 0_0
Mandatory IT HAS BEGUN.
Side note, you guys saw the Robo-Fortune screen? Maybe it's the blurriness but I dare say it looks nothing more than a Ms Fortune alternate palette.
I meant in the sense that it's not already handwaved by in-game lore. Peacock has Looney Toons powers, Beowulf doesn't have the same benefits.
not to be rude but stage crew has tended to wear similar clothing over the ages and his name is not from the viking age but from the poem "Beowulf" a poem questioning what is what separates monsters and people
To be fair, it's hard to tell when people are joking or not solely through text.
Yeah it seems that Beowulf tears through the "Background", but it's really just a paper backdrop that the film crew carries away for his intro. That also means that it's tailored for every single stage, awesome.
That's would be a much better, and more diegetically coherent explanation. Beowulf takes his intros very seriously.
I'm not sure these are finished frames. They could just be decently polished concept sketches. I could be wrong but his proportions seem kinda off in them. It'd also be decidedly strange for them to finish Beo frames before Eliza has even half her colored frames done.
Link to the image? Haven't seen it yet.