Sincomplete's Incomplete Projects #2: Town 3D Platformer.

I wanted to make a 3D platformer in Game Maker that takes place inside my real life house and neighborhood.

What's incomplete:

• Level layout
• Texturing
• A goal
• Death screen
• Walk/Jump animations

Escape to unlock cursor.

WASD to move.

Space to jump.

Download:

https://mega.nz/file/fBIGzDTZ#BNpDB-ayqVCz61Cf0qwxXDv4ti8Mh3cTQzABW0XcnxQ

Sincomplete's Incomplete Projects #1: Clown Mode

A Game Maker game I was creating from an idea I got while high.

What's incomplete:

• Only 5 levels. 2 of which are empty.
• No ending.

Download:

https://mega.nz/file/fZIWxLBB#BcbH67nI2ZwhUiXHY0tTq3Ay5BjRDiSaXm0Wy5YW1TY

Old small-community Roblox games.

Roblox games that had a small active community.

Original Be a Dragon Or Slayer - Roblox 

DBAN - Roblox

DragonBall Sparking Meteor - Roblox

DBZ Adventures: Open Source - Roblox

◙ Alchemy ◙ - Roblox

All anime looks the same.

 This image was made to debunk the dregs who say the epitome, "All anime looks the same." Unfortunately, this image proves those dregs correct. For example, all of these anime (aside from "Shin-chan") use the same head shape, facial features (tiny nose and large detailed eyes), anatomically correct human bodies, and detailed hair. The only thing different about them is the color palettes and the facial expressions, but I guess to the maker of this image, is enough to make them look entirely different.

 A few anime I could think of that have some unique styles are Shin-Chan, Gregory's Horror Show (my personal favorite), Panty and Stocking, Aggretsuko, Pingu (Yes, that's an anime now), and Lupin III. 

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Loco Loons

Here's a comic I started, hope you enjoy.

The New Spongebob Episodes...

Season 10 and 11 of Spongebob have been the most chaotic and ugly thing the entire show has ever been, and it's glorious. The expressions in the characters are so fun to look at and the atmosphere helps it even more.

Here are a few screenshots from the episodes, "Krabby Patty Creature Feature" and "Teacher's Pests"

Beautiful background

 

Mr. Krabs Tranforms

Sandy too.

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Don't forget Bubble Bass!

"Maybe I'll be safe in here til' this all blows over.."

These two seasons helped me refind my love for the show and I'm excited for what horribly beautiful monstrosity this show comes up with next.

Animation Fans vs Story Fans

 Sometimes people will pass themselves off as animation fans when they really don't know much about animation at all. They care mostly about the story and barely any of the actual animation itself (Despite on some superficial level like the fluidity of the animation.) These people I call "story fans". Some examples include popular YouTube 'cartoon' reviewers such as TheMysteriousMrEnter, Alpha Jay Show, and Saberspark. These channels rely on criticizing the writing in cartoons while parading the "animation fan" tag. Being an animation fan is about admiring the artwork of the drawings,backgrounds,breakdowns,key frames,and/or character designs of a piece of animation, not about admiring only just the story. Sure, you can like the story and all but it's not the main focus of what makes animation.

  A recent video came along about the current animation industry and some of the trash that's been spewing out of it; 

 This video is full of good points about the corruption of the animation industry and its impact on a child's life, but there's not one single mention of the actual visuals of the animation. Really, the criticism is mostly towards the integrity of creating a kids film than the animation itself.

The term "animation" is a loosely defined genre; you wouldn't put a show like Family Guy in the same area as SpongeBob SquarePants just because they're both animated. So ask yourself this; would you consider a movie that has the blandest animation in the world with an amazing story a good contender to a movie that has the most beautiful and expressive animation in the world with a horrendous story if it was in a contest for the best animated film? Keep in mind, it's not best written film.