So with this in mind, some people believed that Joris’ mouth couldn’t be seen because the mask was blocking it and that the pointy long nose was a part of the mask. It is as if the symbols of the mask are mere face paint, but this is all because of game mechanics all classes use the same base/body/skeleton and (non-combat) animations. In the games, any Masqueraider can be seen smiling or looking angry like (almost) every other playable class while wearing the basic/standard mask. Outside of the game, the Masqueraider masks are made of wood and do not match the wearer’s facial expressions as if they were merged with the wearer’s face they’re solid. Include that his face was hidden with no visible mouth. To some people, it almost looked like (polished) carved wood. In season 1 and 2 of Wakfu, Joris’ nose is a much lighter color in comparison to the skin of his arms, chest and legs and not to mention pretty angular and shiny.
Joris’ nose fueled this fan theory, along with the introduction of Masqueraiders and Rogues into the games in 2011. Some fans speculate Joris is part of the Osamodas because of the use of a hammer/mallet and the white tufts and fur he wears these are both traits for in-game Osamodas. Mind you that this was like a year before the ‘Aux Tresors de Kerubim’ series came out (according to rumors, it wasn’t even in the planning yet).
#Dofus joris movie
The teaser/concept image of Joris’ design in the first draft of the Dofus movie showed Joris to have blue skin and white eyebrows. This theory started around 2011 during very early glimpses of the speculated Dofus movie called ‘Joris Jurgen’. In honor of the poll and people’s opinions, I present to you some of the more known fan theories people have been conjuring up over the last six years about what Joris could be. The answers were very varied and also spread out. A little while ago I made a poll to ask people on DeviantArt what they believed Joris is.
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