Top: The assumed main villain of the Darkness side-story.
Bottom: The main female lead form the Oriental side-story.
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Monday, February 16, 2015
Series Chronology.
From earliest to latest, this is the order in which the Aozora's Adventure games would take place.
- Aozora's Adventure
- Aozora's Adventure 64
- Aozora's Adventure RPG
- Rock-Aozora
- Aozora's Adventure II/Rock-Aozora 2
- Aozora's Adventure Gaiden
- Aozora's Adventure 3D World
- Aozora's Adventure III
- Rock-Aozora 3
- Aozora's Adventure 64 2
The colors on the titles are to show the three current main story arcs the games take place in.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Updates plus more concepts
Well, I know this blog doesn't get a lot of hits, but for those few that do, well good for you, because I got some minor announcements.
The artwork of Sharkane that I was working on since last week has been scrapped simply because I could not get the pose to work under any circumstances. My current solution is to make a pose that's a bit less dramatic (at the cost of getting swarmed by people saying "generic standing poses are crap") if I do choose to try drawing Sharkane again, or move onto another character.
Currently, finishing the Aozora's Adventure II cast is top priority, which is the group Sharkane is apart of. The group includes...
*Masayoshi (Done)
*Chinatsu (Done)
*Girou
*Saniko (Done)
*Fayato (Done)
*Kazuhikio (Done)
*Bachi
*Sharkane
*Grip
*Gnear
*Mignonette
I was also suggested by my good IRL friend Dominick to return to sketching concepts, which means a chance to finally give the Gaiden, Adventure III, and Rock III characters a real concept, especially Rodrigo who I only bothered drawing the head of since I didn't have a design for his lower body. However from all the stress I got trying to do the Sharkane pic I mentioned, I think I'll rest out a few days before I dive back into art.
Anyways a few concepts. These characters would most be prevalent in the series' spinoffs (which would include a kart-racing game and a tournament fighter) and wouldn't have any major appearance in the main series.
♂*The first character is the oldest of the four designs (around roughly Aozora's age) and is a mashup of two Disney characters: Jake from Jake and the Never Land Pirates and Francesco Bernoulli from Cars 2, alongside El Chavo from El Chavo del Ocho. He takes on the general template and color scheme of Jake, the personality of Francesco, and the nationality of El Chavo, making him a somewhat competitive Spanish pirate and easily the tamest of Aozora's main rivals (Masayoshi, Girou, Rodrigo, and him), since he is the only one not to be a full villain.
Thankfully, this character would not be what you'd call a racial stereotype. Despite originating from Mexico and having a Spanish accent, he's not portrayed in any form of negative light.
♂*The second design is based mostly on Takaharu Fukuroda from Kill la Kill. In this case, we have a Japanese schoolboy in his freshman year that competes in his school's boxing club (He plays fair, though). He has almost super strength and in combat against opponents outside the ring, he brings in massive metallic gloves that he wears, which have thrusters on the back ends for faster blows and doubly serve as miniature cannons that fire glove-shaped beams of energy.
♂*The third design is one huge shout-out to Gaara from what else but Naruto. He's a year older than design number 2 above (making him a high-school student in sophomore year) and resembles a somewhat young emo punk-rock Latin-American. Strapped to his back is a large, oversized plastic drinking bottle filled with sand and with many pieces of tape (of various kinds) and stickers on the surface (meant to mimic Gaara's own sand gourd, complete with a sticker that says "MUM", a parody of the "MWM" markings on the gourd). Using magic, this character can uncap the lid from his bottle (which is attached to the bottle of sand and freely manipulate it however he wants. Though he isn't able to control it to the extent of Gaara; for instance he cannot control chunks of sand larger than what his bottle can hold or else he tires out almost instantly. Personality-wise he's a bit of a grump and not exactly the social type.
♂*Design #4 is probably the most unique of the four characters. Here, we have a young, fearless and wild Russian boy with bright cyan hair, who pilots a mini-mecha with the main body resembling a blue colorization of Dark Man 1 from Mega Man 5. with a pilot's seat in the body's "head" (which is fully exposed, therefore you can see the driver). Much like Design #1 above, he is not portrayed as a stereotype of his nationality. The only thing that would hint at him being Russian would be his ascent and the Russian text present on his mecha.
The artwork of Sharkane that I was working on since last week has been scrapped simply because I could not get the pose to work under any circumstances. My current solution is to make a pose that's a bit less dramatic (at the cost of getting swarmed by people saying "generic standing poses are crap") if I do choose to try drawing Sharkane again, or move onto another character.
Currently, finishing the Aozora's Adventure II cast is top priority, which is the group Sharkane is apart of. The group includes...
*Masayoshi (Done)
*Chinatsu (Done)
*Girou
*Saniko (Done)
*Fayato (Done)
*Kazuhikio (Done)
*Bachi
*Sharkane
*Grip
*Gnear
*Mignonette
I was also suggested by my good IRL friend Dominick to return to sketching concepts, which means a chance to finally give the Gaiden, Adventure III, and Rock III characters a real concept, especially Rodrigo who I only bothered drawing the head of since I didn't have a design for his lower body. However from all the stress I got trying to do the Sharkane pic I mentioned, I think I'll rest out a few days before I dive back into art.
Anyways a few concepts. These characters would most be prevalent in the series' spinoffs (which would include a kart-racing game and a tournament fighter) and wouldn't have any major appearance in the main series.
♂*The first character is the oldest of the four designs (around roughly Aozora's age) and is a mashup of two Disney characters: Jake from Jake and the Never Land Pirates and Francesco Bernoulli from Cars 2, alongside El Chavo from El Chavo del Ocho. He takes on the general template and color scheme of Jake, the personality of Francesco, and the nationality of El Chavo, making him a somewhat competitive Spanish pirate and easily the tamest of Aozora's main rivals (Masayoshi, Girou, Rodrigo, and him), since he is the only one not to be a full villain.
Thankfully, this character would not be what you'd call a racial stereotype. Despite originating from Mexico and having a Spanish accent, he's not portrayed in any form of negative light.
♂*The second design is based mostly on Takaharu Fukuroda from Kill la Kill. In this case, we have a Japanese schoolboy in his freshman year that competes in his school's boxing club (He plays fair, though). He has almost super strength and in combat against opponents outside the ring, he brings in massive metallic gloves that he wears, which have thrusters on the back ends for faster blows and doubly serve as miniature cannons that fire glove-shaped beams of energy.
♂*The third design is one huge shout-out to Gaara from what else but Naruto. He's a year older than design number 2 above (making him a high-school student in sophomore year) and resembles a somewhat young emo punk-rock Latin-American. Strapped to his back is a large, oversized plastic drinking bottle filled with sand and with many pieces of tape (of various kinds) and stickers on the surface (meant to mimic Gaara's own sand gourd, complete with a sticker that says "MUM", a parody of the "MWM" markings on the gourd). Using magic, this character can uncap the lid from his bottle (which is attached to the bottle of sand and freely manipulate it however he wants. Though he isn't able to control it to the extent of Gaara; for instance he cannot control chunks of sand larger than what his bottle can hold or else he tires out almost instantly. Personality-wise he's a bit of a grump and not exactly the social type.
♂*Design #4 is probably the most unique of the four characters. Here, we have a young, fearless and wild Russian boy with bright cyan hair, who pilots a mini-mecha with the main body resembling a blue colorization of Dark Man 1 from Mega Man 5. with a pilot's seat in the body's "head" (which is fully exposed, therefore you can see the driver). Much like Design #1 above, he is not portrayed as a stereotype of his nationality. The only thing that would hint at him being Russian would be his ascent and the Russian text present on his mecha.
Saturday, November 1, 2014
The Roast and Frost Elites in detal
-Copied from my dA.-
♂Frost # 1: A boy in his early teenage years (13-14ish) with spiky black hair with light blue highlights and somewhat wild blue/cyan/sky blue clothing.
I dunno why I'm having a bit of a trouble with writing this, considering it's something related to my own projects.
With that said, anyone that has been sticking around probably knows of my intentions for Aozora's Adventure III, the third main story of my Aozora's Adventure series. Though no designs of them have surfaced, I know pretty well how some of them (including the Aozora's Adventure Gaiden group) would look.
What's primarily stopping me of actually getting out and drawing these characters is that there's only about one or two specific parts of that character that I can indeed say is complete, with the other parts either being extremely simple, nonexistent at all, or too similar to the inspiration(s) of that character. This is what's stopping me from working on Rodrigo, or any other "boss character" from Gaiden or III.
The intended looks for the Gaiden guys are detailed in a blogpost I made a year and a half ago.
The III cast is much less incomplete, since I'm getting too sidetracked from actually developing them and imagining their designs to finding good names and asking around for people I could hire to draw up the concept, and from there I would draw the artwork. Going on a brief description of each boss would be tricky, but I'll try to sum it up as best as I can.
♂Roast # 1: A somewhat flamboyant/cocky blonde pyroknesis with modernized ancient greek/rome-inspired clothing, and angel wings on his back. Currently has the filler name "Icarus Man".
♂Roast # 2: A primarily white-colored armored knight that's javelin/lance themed; He has a large lance that's curved outwards like a needle built on his right arm, with a small opening on the tip to allow him to shoot fire out of the lance. His helmet also has a lance theme, with a long, triangle-shaped visor pointing outwards (but a standard, solid-color mouthguard) and a bushy red feather on the top. A shield is held by his left hand. He currently has "Joust Man" as his filler name.
♂Roast # 3: Think Toriko from the series of the same name armed out with bulky, heavy-duty black armor with loads of weaponry built into the armor, similar to Mega Man's Napalm Man.
♀Roast # 4: The only female of the Roast Elites, meant to be themed around a South American festival/carnival dancer with bright colors. She also has slightly darker skin than the other members.
♂Roast Leader: Think Tsumugu Kinagase and to a certain extent Ira Gamagori from Kill la Kill merged together and redesigned around a volcanic theme, with the same type of black armor Roast Elite # 3 has but designed to be volcano themed instead of weaponry-themed. He currently has the filler name "Volcano Man".
♂Frost # 1: A boy in his early teenage years (13-14ish) with spiky black hair with light blue highlights and somewhat wild blue/cyan/sky blue clothing.
The Frost Elites will have to come at a later date as they're very much nonexistent design-wise at this moment.
If anyone feels generous enough and wants to contribute, by all means go ahead. I wouldn't force it.
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Aozora's Adventure: Darkness Concept references.
And yes, that is A.I. Artificial Intelligence and Signs inspirations you're seeing pictured, along with a some Robot Chicken and Son of the Mask (again yes, THAT movie.., anything to give a good or a half-descent design from a shitty movie some love).
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Several High-Quality sketches
These three are characters that I seemingly forgotten about since I first designed them back in 2011/2012.
From top to bottom they are
*One of the antagonists of the Darkness side story, using Wolverine-style claws to attack.
*A character first appearing in Aozora's Adventure Gaiden, assisting Aozora during his flight to North Africa. He is very similar to Toshi, though while Toshi is more into electronics, this character is more of a basic builder.
*A character from Aozora's Adventure RPG that joins the player some time after Jirokichi joins the party. She specializes in magic-based attacks and is capable of powering up allies, healing them, and reviving them after they are defeated.
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Aozora's Adventure III
As weird as it may seem, yes I've decided to launch the third arc in the Aozora's Adventure series, consisting of Aozora's Adventure III, Aozora's Adventure 64 2: Kurayami Strikes Back, and Rock-Aozora III. This post will be based on Aozora's Adventure III.
For both Aozora's Adventure III and Rock Aozora III, the two "games" would put their focus on a mysterious character known as Jigoku, who is very much intended to be an opposite of Aozora (as shown if you directly translate their name's meanings: Aozora = Sky, Jigoku = Hell, which is usually located opposite of the Sky.), However long before the events of the "games", Aozora and Jigoku meet and become good friends.
Jigoku can easily be described as being mostly black and red with a very punk-esque appearance. His hair is standard black hair with red highlights at the tips, and he wears a leather jacket. He was made to resemble Red Mist from the first Kick Ass film, but with a more casual appearance.
Remember Sunset Shimmer from My Little Pony: Equestria Girls? Well you can think as of her being the MLP equivalent of my series' Jigoku,, just like how you can say Aozora is to Twilight Sparkle.
Or if you really want to scrape the bottom of the barrel, Justice Man from the Mega Man fan game "Mega Man Rock Force" is to Jigoku while Mega Man is to Aozora.
One day as Aozora is heading to his place of education, he meets up with Jigoku, announcing that he had something to tell Aozora on the rooftops of the school. So Aozora rushes in to hear Jigoku's story, only for Jigoku to get stunned out of nowhere, picked up by a giant rocket-powered robot with no legs (yeah mecha are still a thing) and beamed away to an as-of-yet un-revealved location. Aozora, joined by Satoru and Zik, battle the giant robot atop the roof of the school and set out to find Jigoku.
What the main heroes don't realize is that Jigoku has been faking his friendship with Aozora, as Jigoku is considered an undercover spy for a team of five known only as "The Roast Crew", a team looking to engulf Japan into an endless sea of fire, and from there build their own empire which they will rule and conquer other territories with. While not all of them are strictly pyrokinesis users, each member has some form of attack that utilities fire. Going by standard Mega Man logic of calling each one "[name] Man/Woman" until I give them proper names, here's a brief listing of the team's main members, who will serve as the main world bosses, the Roast Elites, of the first five zones (worlds) in Aozora's Adventure III:
*Icarus Man
*Joust Man
*???
*???
*Volcano Man
After defeating all five, Aozora further searches the Roast Crew's HQ to locate Jigoku. Upon reaching Jigoku, he and Aozora engage in a heated battle, ultimately leaving Jigoku wounded and unconscious on the floor. Aozora proceeds to demand answers, but Jigoku is unable to respond, as he lies on the groung face-first. The Roast Elites barge in and reveal the truth. The Roast Gang had only wanted to assemble an army in Japan in order to send a message and combat their rivals and greater evil "The Frost Gang", whom outnumber the Roast Gang by extreme numbers. As they go to retrieve Jigoku, the Roast Crew HQ instantly becomes under attack by the Frost Gang, easily defeating the entire Roast Crew minus Jigoku, who was dropped after two of the Roast Elites failed to escort Jigoku in time, leading to Jigoku's still-unconsious body being abducted by several shadowy figures.
The sixth through ninth Zones of the game are based around Aozora and company battling through the Frost Gang and their own "Frost Elites". Much like the Roast Elites, the Frost Elites are not always based on ice or freezing, but they all have some form of attack that involves low temperature:
*???
*???
*???
*Avalanche Man
(Yes I did play Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.)
Eventually after fending off Avalanche Man, Jigoku is revealed to be alive, now ice-blue in color and with many artificial enhancements to his body, battles Aozora once again and as expected, is defeated. In his (assumed) dying words, he apologizes to Aozora for what he had to go through because of him and his team's actions and intents. Suddenly, a projection of longtime series villain Joker appears in the sky, announcing that he was the one that founded the Frost Gang, and challenges Aozora and his allies to risk their lives and try to stop him in the newly-created Joker's Castle 3.
Along the way, Aozora and his friends might come across several distant areas that visiting is optional (much like Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii), and includes additional foes that may be challenged.
*Maple Woman
*???
*Titan Man
*Spectrum Man
*Atomic Man
Remember how the main Aozora's Adventure series of "games" would use Mario-centric power ups?
Well they're back for the third "game", but I decided to try something different, Make power ups that transform characters into appearances based on specific anime series, as well as acquire powers based on the series they pay homage to. For instance, collecting a "Soul Mask" dons the user in an appearance alike a Soul Reaper from the Bleach series, allowing the user to swing bladed weapons that emit some form of razor beam that travels ahead. Then there's the "Stand Mushroom", which radically alters the outfit of the user into something like you'd see in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, complete with giving the user a "Stand" that battles alongside the user. I was also thinking of a "Zodiac" form based on Saint Seiya.
Here you can find the concept designs I commissioned for both Soul Aozora and Stand Aozora.
I repeat, I'll make these games someday before I die, but I'd really like to learn programing or find a team that I could hire to help me make a freeware title!
For both Aozora's Adventure III and Rock Aozora III, the two "games" would put their focus on a mysterious character known as Jigoku, who is very much intended to be an opposite of Aozora (as shown if you directly translate their name's meanings: Aozora = Sky, Jigoku = Hell, which is usually located opposite of the Sky.), However long before the events of the "games", Aozora and Jigoku meet and become good friends.
Jigoku can easily be described as being mostly black and red with a very punk-esque appearance. His hair is standard black hair with red highlights at the tips, and he wears a leather jacket. He was made to resemble Red Mist from the first Kick Ass film, but with a more casual appearance.
Remember Sunset Shimmer from My Little Pony: Equestria Girls? Well you can think as of her being the MLP equivalent of my series' Jigoku,, just like how you can say Aozora is to Twilight Sparkle.
Or if you really want to scrape the bottom of the barrel, Justice Man from the Mega Man fan game "Mega Man Rock Force" is to Jigoku while Mega Man is to Aozora.
One day as Aozora is heading to his place of education, he meets up with Jigoku, announcing that he had something to tell Aozora on the rooftops of the school. So Aozora rushes in to hear Jigoku's story, only for Jigoku to get stunned out of nowhere, picked up by a giant rocket-powered robot with no legs (yeah mecha are still a thing) and beamed away to an as-of-yet un-revealved location. Aozora, joined by Satoru and Zik, battle the giant robot atop the roof of the school and set out to find Jigoku.
What the main heroes don't realize is that Jigoku has been faking his friendship with Aozora, as Jigoku is considered an undercover spy for a team of five known only as "The Roast Crew", a team looking to engulf Japan into an endless sea of fire, and from there build their own empire which they will rule and conquer other territories with. While not all of them are strictly pyrokinesis users, each member has some form of attack that utilities fire. Going by standard Mega Man logic of calling each one "[name] Man/Woman" until I give them proper names, here's a brief listing of the team's main members, who will serve as the main world bosses, the Roast Elites, of the first five zones (worlds) in Aozora's Adventure III:
*Icarus Man
*Joust Man
*???
*???
*Volcano Man
After defeating all five, Aozora further searches the Roast Crew's HQ to locate Jigoku. Upon reaching Jigoku, he and Aozora engage in a heated battle, ultimately leaving Jigoku wounded and unconscious on the floor. Aozora proceeds to demand answers, but Jigoku is unable to respond, as he lies on the groung face-first. The Roast Elites barge in and reveal the truth. The Roast Gang had only wanted to assemble an army in Japan in order to send a message and combat their rivals and greater evil "The Frost Gang", whom outnumber the Roast Gang by extreme numbers. As they go to retrieve Jigoku, the Roast Crew HQ instantly becomes under attack by the Frost Gang, easily defeating the entire Roast Crew minus Jigoku, who was dropped after two of the Roast Elites failed to escort Jigoku in time, leading to Jigoku's still-unconsious body being abducted by several shadowy figures.
The sixth through ninth Zones of the game are based around Aozora and company battling through the Frost Gang and their own "Frost Elites". Much like the Roast Elites, the Frost Elites are not always based on ice or freezing, but they all have some form of attack that involves low temperature:
*???
*???
*???
*Avalanche Man
(Yes I did play Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze.)
Eventually after fending off Avalanche Man, Jigoku is revealed to be alive, now ice-blue in color and with many artificial enhancements to his body, battles Aozora once again and as expected, is defeated. In his (assumed) dying words, he apologizes to Aozora for what he had to go through because of him and his team's actions and intents. Suddenly, a projection of longtime series villain Joker appears in the sky, announcing that he was the one that founded the Frost Gang, and challenges Aozora and his allies to risk their lives and try to stop him in the newly-created Joker's Castle 3.
Along the way, Aozora and his friends might come across several distant areas that visiting is optional (much like Newer Super Mario Bros. Wii), and includes additional foes that may be challenged.
*Maple Woman
*???
*Titan Man
*Spectrum Man
*Atomic Man
Remember how the main Aozora's Adventure series of "games" would use Mario-centric power ups?
Well they're back for the third "game", but I decided to try something different, Make power ups that transform characters into appearances based on specific anime series, as well as acquire powers based on the series they pay homage to. For instance, collecting a "Soul Mask" dons the user in an appearance alike a Soul Reaper from the Bleach series, allowing the user to swing bladed weapons that emit some form of razor beam that travels ahead. Then there's the "Stand Mushroom", which radically alters the outfit of the user into something like you'd see in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, complete with giving the user a "Stand" that battles alongside the user. I was also thinking of a "Zodiac" form based on Saint Seiya.
Here you can find the concept designs I commissioned for both Soul Aozora and Stand Aozora.
I repeat, I'll make these games someday before I die, but I'd really like to learn programing or find a team that I could hire to help me make a freeware title!
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Aozora cameos in Pirate Madeline!
It's true, the main protagonist of the series makes a suprise appearance in Pirate Madeline, a webcomic drawn by my good pal Randommode!
The page Aozora appears on is the tenth page, shown here. On the second panel, take a close look at the ship the giant Golem crushes apart!
DOES THAT MAN LOOK FAMILIAR TO YOU?
It's pre-mid-2011 (aka classic) Aozora, in all his cyan glory. Looks like he need some backup from the Jetters!
Thanks much to Random for drawing this. C;
The page Aozora appears on is the tenth page, shown here. On the second panel, take a close look at the ship the giant Golem crushes apart!
DOES THAT MAN LOOK FAMILIAR TO YOU?
It's pre-mid-2011 (aka classic) Aozora, in all his cyan glory. Looks like he need some backup from the Jetters!
Thanks much to Random for drawing this. C;
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
A third game!?!
UPDATE: More info on Aozora's Adventure III here!
http://aozorasadventure.blogspot.com/2014/04/aozoras-adventure-iii.html
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It's true. Sometime after I get done with Aozora's Adventure II, I'll be moving on to other projects, leading up to Aozora's Adventure III. Now keep in mind the games are still not in active development, but with how things go around my turf, I may design both Aozora's Adventure and Aozora's Adventure II at the same time as my idea is shoving quickly towards the second game more than the first with the selected theme and bosses in place (that doesn't mean I hate the Jetters, mind you).
Of what little info I came up with in regards to AAIII, here's what I came up with. Aozora's Advrnture III would take place in 2021, two years after the second game. All the main cast gets new redesigns to give them a more "wild" feel. World 1 would be known as "Icarus Skyroads Zone", and with it would bring in a gothic punk on rollerblades with neon colors as the first main boss, who attacks with hand-crafted scythes and balloons with spikes, as she has a mild carnival theme to her.
Aozora would get a true rival in this game; a mostly red-colored punk going by the name "Jigoku" as it means Hell (while "Aozora" means the sky, the exact opposite of Hell).
Inb4 a s*%#storm begins, I'd like you all to know this is currently in a very early point of development, and I'm looking to have it become a large community project in comparison to the second game, with players and fans alike designing both the enemies, bosses, environments, and submitting their personal alterations to the existing cast. This idea alone is why AAIII will be on the backburner until the series gets a good reputation, especially in Japan, compared to all the hype I'm giving over Aozora's Adventure, 64, Oriental, Darkness, RPG, Rock-Aozora, II, Gaiden, and others. So please don't go bashing this idea when it's still in it's ideas stage.
http://aozorasadventure.blogspot.com/2014/04/aozoras-adventure-iii.html
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It's true. Sometime after I get done with Aozora's Adventure II, I'll be moving on to other projects, leading up to Aozora's Adventure III. Now keep in mind the games are still not in active development, but with how things go around my turf, I may design both Aozora's Adventure and Aozora's Adventure II at the same time as my idea is shoving quickly towards the second game more than the first with the selected theme and bosses in place (that doesn't mean I hate the Jetters, mind you).
Of what little info I came up with in regards to AAIII, here's what I came up with. Aozora's Advrnture III would take place in 2021, two years after the second game. All the main cast gets new redesigns to give them a more "wild" feel. World 1 would be known as "Icarus Skyroads Zone", and with it would bring in a gothic punk on rollerblades with neon colors as the first main boss, who attacks with hand-crafted scythes and balloons with spikes, as she has a mild carnival theme to her.
Aozora would get a true rival in this game; a mostly red-colored punk going by the name "Jigoku" as it means Hell (while "Aozora" means the sky, the exact opposite of Hell).
Inb4 a s*%#storm begins, I'd like you all to know this is currently in a very early point of development, and I'm looking to have it become a large community project in comparison to the second game, with players and fans alike designing both the enemies, bosses, environments, and submitting their personal alterations to the existing cast. This idea alone is why AAIII will be on the backburner until the series gets a good reputation, especially in Japan, compared to all the hype I'm giving over Aozora's Adventure, 64, Oriental, Darkness, RPG, Rock-Aozora, II, Gaiden, and others. So please don't go bashing this idea when it's still in it's ideas stage.
Friday, August 9, 2013
Ball-Kun: Pumped up and Ready to Roll Out!
And the "Pumped Up" part is literal.
As per the recent decision to make the characters in Tiny Lab Production's Orborun into humanoid robots that transform into balls, Ball-Kun of course got this treatment. And darn, he's looking quite slick.
I'm not sure if this will become cannon to the Aozora's Adventure series with Paku-Chan getting the redesign as well, but I may have the idea cameo at one point or another.
As per the recent decision to make the characters in Tiny Lab Production's Orborun into humanoid robots that transform into balls, Ball-Kun of course got this treatment. And darn, he's looking quite slick.
I'm not sure if this will become cannon to the Aozora's Adventure series with Paku-Chan getting the redesign as well, but I may have the idea cameo at one point or another.
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