Thank you.

lol 10 pages already. woot!
Can the 'finisher' be another combo? Or does it have to be one attack?
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@ACbeam Since he's tied up, whatever object he is tied to is also thrown.

@turquoise, it says on the front that it can be anything as long as it involves the thing the victim was tied up with as a LAST hit, you can do anything prior to it.

Thx mustika :3 now i will change mine then..
Sry for that i just want to make it clear

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Thx mustika :3 now i will change mine then..
Sry for that i just want to make it clear

Yeah I made it clear in the frontpage too, you can go and read it if you have any other question ♥.

In stead of my guy being physically tied up can I have him emotionally tied up?

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In stead of my guy being physically tied up can I have him emotionally tied up?

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How is that good? I suck lol

Hey! Let me just straighten some things up for you guys since the overall combo of this round could be pretty confusing.

There are two fighters. One stick is tied up, and the other is not. The tied stick could be covered up from every body part excluding his head (I used head to toe as a figurative statement than actually being clear. That was bad on my part, haha.) The tied up stick starts off the combo performing a headbutt with his exposed head.

The combo then crosses over to the opposing stick figure (or the stick figure that isn't tied up) performing the line of attacks mentioned on the front page. It should be obvious to find. (Yes, it should be possible to do a throw and then an uppercut in a combo. Ever considered throwing your opponent in the air and uppercutting him during his landing?)

After the long chain of combos is dealt from the opposing stick figure, the tied up stick figure breaks out whatever it was originally tied up with and destroys his non-tied up opponent in any finisher you may please. (Note: It must only be ONE attack or a series of the SAME attack, and the object he was tied up with must be involved with the finisher, whether he is strangled, whipped fiercely, etc.)

And yes, if the stick figure is tied up to an object, it can be used in the finisher.

Hopefully this clears up some questions. :D

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How is that good? I suck lol

A strict judge and critique?
You must be a good animator. 2D animator of course. I never seen an animation from you, only artworks.

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A strict judge and critique?
You must be a good animator. 2D animator of course. I never seen an animation from you, only artworks.

Well I've been watching everyone animate for years but I dropped off of the animation planet ages ago. I can make something well because I'm good at critiquing myself, but I'm also extremely lazy and procrastinate more than anyone you all know. So if I do make something it's going to be very simple and quick just to get people hyped idk lol. I won't have much time to work on it. So don't expect that since I'm a hard ass at critiquing that that means my animation will be top quality as far as my standards go lol. I'll probably be finished in a few days whenever I start it.

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Thanks for that Tsang

Hey guys, since BSE only allows stickmen, would mechs be considered full-body and while we're on this topic, are blob monsters or moving boxes allowed?

Can the tied up stick get out of the rope/whatever right before the uppercut?
sorry for the questions