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Since the animation sequences that the pokemon games use simply distort and skew only two frames, the sheet does indeed include all of them.
I merely posted the animation as a preview to show how the two sprites are animated together as they would appear ingame. (not like they ever would.
How does it not make sense? One is an animation. The other is a model sheet with a few color variations. They're completely different. It's not like the sheet has every frame, either.
better together in one go, doesn't make sense if he does that. besides preview does the job, and main piece shows the makeup of it plus more, perfect way to show if you ask me.
I think the animationand model sheets would have been better as seperate submissions. I really dislike misleading thumbnails.
Wow, very cute, I like the concept of this, too. Great idea, and the preview animation looks like it could actually be in one of the Pokémon games.
I love Slime, (especially SpotSlime) so it's cool to see some pixels of it. *thumbsup*
If you really want to see all the distorted frames, you can just open it up in an animation program.
I really think this does a nice job mimicing the style, KoA. Kudos! Looks like it would be right at home in that game!
Dunno if the back sprites capture the goopy look quite as good as the front does though, so it could be worth taking another crack at.