good logo but the name is a bit on the nose don't you think? id just go with something like super flat worlds

This post was last modified: Nov 1, 2024 at 6:17 PM by Spritanium.

It's super on the nose. It's supposed to taunt the companies

I also like how the word "Parody" lets me create an obvious callback to the Pokemon logo with the P that looks pretty much exactly the same

Finally, it functions as an ironic critique of my own project: I can't come up with my own ideas so I gotta just do a pale imitation of someone else's

Introducing Fat Cat, owner of all the world's licensed video game IPs

Ever since Marty O'Shaughnessy (Marty-O for short) found a secret warp zone during a bar fight, he's found his home among the mushroom people. There are only two things he cares about: having an enemy to stomp on, and being a still-tasteful caricature of a white european with a silly accent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQCJea92vF4

if he doesn't speak like this then im not buying

Yeah thats pretty much exactly what I was picturing lol

God help you when Marty-O gets hold of a Combustion Clover

Sometimes you just need a 16-bit glowup

i love spritey's grabbers

This post was last modified: Mar 15, 2025 at 9:33 PM by Spritanium.

Trying to figure out a way to animate these things without drawing a million frames



These are 3 frames each with a little bounce to create the illusion of more frames, also the middle frame is reused from the idle pose

This post was last modified: Mar 13, 2025 at 6:03 PM by Spritanium.

Victory pose

This post was last modified: Mar 19, 2025 at 9:49 PM by Spritanium.

Some TTYD-like puppet pieces that can be adapted to allow holding pretty much any object that is generally club-like



Snuckles' class is "Physical Comedian"

Hit animation (works w/ any weapon using some basic layering)



Changed the initial stance a little bit so the weapon is held at 45 degrees. Basically for each weapon we only need a "straight up" and a 45deg sprite, and using rotation in 90deg increments we can display it in all 8 directions.