This video inadvertently revived The Mystical Forest Zone from the dead. I thought the site was gone forever but it turns out around November 2021 they revived it and I just found out now.
Thanks for creating this, honored to be featured, and yeah, mystical Forest zone was my go to stop for Sprite sheets in making Sonic and pals. Someday I'll recreate the site, for now a link on the site to the archive will have to do. #cobblerhasnoshoes
Your point about sprite comics being a gateway into other creative endeavors is on point. What a nostalgia trip, I spent so much time growing up on the Mystical Forest Zone. Super awesome you were able to get a hold of them! And somehow didn't realize it was two brothers running the whole thing. Thanks Kajin and Damien :D
Sonicandpals.com is finally rebuilt (only took 5 years...) Relive the memories, or if you have never read the comic, experience the adventure of the epic saga spanning 2768 episodes. [note: the comic starts out slow but picks up after about episode 150-ish]. New Features: -Right/left arrow or swipe left/right quick navigation -Remember where you last left off (the continue circle-star) -Share the episode -Episode Rating www.sonicandpals.com
Ayyy I'm glad to see an old sprite comic restored. I didn't read yours back then, but I'll def read it now. It seems like something I would've enjoyed back then. :) I hope MFZ and InSONICnia will have a similiar return.
@@nontan59 I'm over half way through myself, just remember that it's pretty horrid if the beginning, but it picks up and I'm really enjoying it. Don't forget you can swipe on mobile left/ right to navigate and hit the red circle icon to save your spot.
When I was younger I used to have such a stupid elitist disregard for sprite art and animation, mainly out of jealously that they could smash out animations far faster than I could draw frame by frame. Now the joke is on me because I still hardly know any photoshop tricks or animation short cuts, I probably could have benefited from dabbling in a fandom or two
That's one of the reasons I shyed away from it in my teens. I took classes on photoshop, but I stopped being creative. I stopped writing, drawing, editing for fun, I just stopped being creative. I did that for like three years, and I seriously regret depriving myself of all that time I could have been learning and growing
Ok I take that back I have another comic called a comic of chaos I have #5 issues of it I just started it can you check it out but when I post it online plssssss.
Happy to see this part of internet history being covered, I feel it deserves to be remembered and it's good to see it done in good faith beyond the usual "Sprite comics where cringe 2000s nostalgia, how embrassing we used to make those lol" you see online when people bring the topic up.
Wow, I didn't expect to hear a shout out to Neglected Mario Characters 😲 I have no idea how I found that but I used to frequent that site all the time! I didn't know that it was one of the first sprite comics, that and the MFZ really struck me with a wave of nostalgia. Well done on this video. I'm not a sprite artist or sprite comic maker, but Kajin and Damien and the MFZ introduced me to the world of custom made sprites and made me respect spriters as a whole. After reading the newest issue of inSONICnia I would just spend the rest of the time just admiring the work they and the other forum users made. Thanks to them I spend hours on the Spriter's Resource looking at the sprites from my favorite games and admiring the hard work that is put into making sprites.
Word, I've always wanted to make a video covering some of my old favorite now defunct sprite comic series and websites, don't know what I waited on but you did a great job with this one, the mystical forest zone was one of my spots!
oh man hell yesssss! The mystic forest zone was amazing, Growing up where i did there was a pretty massive drought of just about everything sonic - i saved every single 'InSONICnia' webcomic! When i was doing a retrospective talking about sonic through the 90s and 2000s i grabbed as much footage as i could from the site and from SFGHQ
I was huge into Sonic sprite comics from the mid 2000s into early 2010s. Smackjeeves was where I made my home for this community, and it introduced me to many friends who I'm still in contact with today, and Mystical Forest Zone is where I first learned about Smackjeeves. Even now I still do make sprites, though I moreso do it as a fun hobby for myself to visualize OCs, rather than posting comics online. It would not be an exaggeration to say it's because of sprite comics, and Sonic sprite comics specifically, that made my online life how it is today.
I made sprite comics on Smack Jeeves too!!! If I hadn't done that, I never would have gotten into graphic design or video editing, and I never would have been a RUclipsr. Making sprite comics on SmackJeeves has always been my secret origin of sorts as well
I don't even know how I got into online sprite comics, but I was there in early 2000s. Bob and George, Secret of Mana Theater, Stage Select, Stardroids... (huh, a lot of megaman - even though I was a battle network fan more than a classic megaman fan). ...And InSonicNia was one of them. I'd like to pass my respects to the creators, it was a great work of art and passion. I'll never forget the 200th issue and how much it made me smile! Glad to see the memories of these wonderful works of passion still ring true in spite of the sheer avalanche of data that is out there in the internet of the 2020s....
Super happy to see a video about sprite comics! They absolutely dominated my formative Internet years. I did wonder what happened to MFZ! Some of my Sonic sprites were put up on the site and inspired some poses that are still used in sprite projects today! My favourite comics back then were That's My Sonic!, Power Rings and another one with a red Super Sonic whose name escapes me ATM. I've made a lot of sprite comics for myself way back when but rarely if ever published them online. I'm definitely interested in getting back into spriting! Apologies for the ramble lol Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it! People with your history and experience in community or the exact kind of folks i wanted to see this video, so it makes me so happy that it managed to reach you!!!!
Such a wonderful video, actually being able to witness the ending of inSONICnia brought a tear to my eyes after I hadn't seen any update for years (Still not sure about the fate of Knuckles) would definitely love to read Kajin's book one day!
I must agree, those days reading and creating my own Sonic Sprite comics were some of my fondest memories as a tween, back in the early 2000s. Mystical Forest Zone, MG Comics, Spriter's Resource, PsyGuy, etc. First time I ever did anything creative; and it really got me into writing stories, game design, and the like. Met many good peeps on some of those forums, wish I would've kept up with them. Glad to see it's not something that's been forgotten. My only regret is that I can't remember one of the adult series I read, where Sonic and the gang were roommates, and it was very sexual in manner, but extremely funny too.
The Forest might never bloom again, but it's real cool to see people from way back then. Thank you for the video, and for sharing some nostalgia with me!
I used to use The Mystical Forest Zone for sprite animations in 2012! I didn't realise it went down until 2020 and as I looked it up again I saw the site was back up online. Now I can finally finish that project I was working on in my childhood. Good to see a covering of my childhood.
It's kinda funny looking back, hell I don't even know what I'd be doing if I hadn't discovered the MFZ, sprite comics or even Coodoo17's old sprite videos 😅 thanks for this trip down memory lane :)
Found this video the other day on Twitter on a discussion of said medium. Honestly I had completely forgotten abot TMFZ and InSomicNia, I now remember vividly finding the site and be amazed by the style and direction of the sprite comics and the site itself. I remember making also a comic that went pretty much nowhere but it sparked my interest in graphic design. Sad to see in a way that nowadays site exploring through search engines is pretty much dead, and that sites nowadays barely exist like they used to, and the ones that does always aim for the same barren design for the sake of function. Like I get it but sites before used to have such unique designs from one to another (TMFZ, Newgrounds, Armor games, etc). I must mention I am grateful from ISN as my first introduction to graphic design as a whole, which lead to learning sprite work, Photoshop and circle again by working on Minecraft texture packs. I must read these comics again.
I came here as an ex sprite comic author looking for the community which was once there. I miss these days. The sprite community used to be tight. Everybody knew everybody. Not so anymore. I still got a load of dudes I used to collab with on facebook. They all grewed up on me :(
Wow, this was a real nostalgia trip, seeing what became of Sonic and Pals, as well as InSonicnia and MFZ! I used to make sprite comics as well when I was in high school back in the early 2000's, although I stopped shortly before I reached the 100 issue milestone of my main comic "When Games Collide" because I wanted it to be something special and animated, with a Gutsmans Ass joke at the beginning since that comic was all about various video game characters along with some of my OC's meeting up through otherworldly means and getting flung into the games that started each characters careers, starting with Megaman 1. I think I actually did a cliffhanger right before Gutsman's boss chamber with Mario, Luigi, Sonic, Link, Megaman, and my self-insert getting ready to fight off all of the enemies from the stage that I had forgotten to put into previous pages and Link had a Metool helmet stuck to the end of the Master Sword.
Ahhh... Sonic sprite comics... Making them myself was pretty much how I got thrown head-first into the internet and gained some minute sense of notoriety. I was 13 when I started reading those comics, and started making my own series, Sonic Future. I made the first 286 pages before it even went online. I was so inspired, I made that much through sheer passion, even though I had nowhere to host it. Thanks to The Sonlight Forums, someone suggested Smack Jeeves Webcomic Hosting, and Sonic Future's first page debuted the same day as Super Smash Bros. Brawl. I definitely took more Sonic & Pals leanings in the style, though, that's for sure! It didn't make a whole lot of sense. I wonder what would happen if I suddenly made it pop back up again...?
SJ is where I posted a few of my Sprite comics too! I made a 300 something page comic about one of Sonic's supporting cast members that sold their soul to get revenge on Sonic. It was really edgy and over the top, but so was I at the time. It taught me so many skills I still use today, regarding art and design
MFZ was everything to me as a kid. Making sprites and chatting in those forums launched my career. Is there like a "Missing Connections" for those MFZ forms? haha
I don't think it was InSonicnia but I remember way back in the early 2000s there was a site dedicated mostly to one long ass sonic comic that I think started with the older games sprites and then transitioned into the sonic advance sprites. As far as I can recall it had humor in it but took itself seriously to an extent with the story and world building. I think Knuckles was some dumbass in it or something. Idk. Wish all these sites we're still easy to find.
Ohey I see myself in here :O Or rather a very old cringey self but still! I have to agree though...sprite comics were definitely a great gateway to help with things later in life. I have no idea where I'd be at had I not stumbled upon the medium. For me though it started with sprite animations, which are also dying out as far as I'm aware. But when I found about sprite comics I thought "I could tell these stories in a much faster more convenient way....and since I'm still in school that's a great idea." As years went on I still practiced pixel art and now I only make my own custom stuff. I sometimes wonder about making a sprite comic in this new period of time and wonder how would it be received compared to how things used to be after all it's been over a decade.
You know Cyanide and Happiness? Check out their instagram page, if you could make a popular "comic strip" style comic, and upload it to Insta, I think it could work. The problem is finding a place where people are, and the fandom is VERY scattered. There's no central hub anymore, that's what Drunk Duck, the MFZ, and SJ were. It's wild how working on these comics over a decade ago effected all of us in ways that still resonate today.
@@SuperSwimTeam7 Oooh that may work. Who knows, maybe one day I'll figure something out and go back into all of that. Might be fun to see what I can do a decade later...especially since I have that archive of our cringe haha :P And I know right? It's insane to look at everyone we worked with and see that...oh we all went for creative mediums in life and have improved so much. So proud of the cringe family from the SJ days haha
Have you ever read Kid Radd? There's still a fan mirror of it up and even though its from 2004 its worth checking out. Its a sprite comic with original characters and animation.
Hey! I'm actually working on my own sprite comic, based on stuff like this. I understand its a dying art form, and I hope to at least help a bit to change that. I feel sprite comics are a great way to express yourself, and be creative. I'm hoping for a comeback of sprite comics like the two you talked about in this video. (BTW, loved the video.)
@@SuperSwimTeam7 Thanks! The whole comic is meant to call back to old sprite comics, and occasionally make fun of tropes from them. It has the feel of old sprite comics, while trying to improve off of them.
@@mysteryman9488 Hey, sorry for being late, but to clarify, the comic (if it ever really happens) would either be about Kirby and or other nintendo franchises. Reason I say if it ever happens is cause i'm currently trying to get caught up in other things, and don't know if ill be able to get a decent comic out.
Trying so hard to find Sakana Yama if anyone remembers or even knows what that was. The main character was an OC named Urchin and it had the rest of the sonic cast. It was such a stereotypical cringey rawr XD random webcomic of it's time but I have so many memories of it I'd do anything to find an archive of it somewhere lol
I remember Kajin making new Insonicnia comics about two years ago during a brief attempt at reviving themysticalforestzone.com, which only hosted Insonicnia comics at that time. Does anyone here remember that? I remember that it was through this reddit thread that I saw the update and briefly skimmed through the new comics: www.reddit.com/r/SonicTheHedgehog/comments/8jokcf/the_mystical_forest_zone_is_back_its_under/
Totally separate video i know but i really need help would it be too much for u to make a new updated tutorial to flippys guide on downloading thug 2 and thug pro?
how you gonna show that video of the sonic adaptation of the story of jesus and not produce a link. There are thousands of issues, it will take me forever to find.
One is fucking gross but both are before my time. Psyguy allegedly tried to do some gross shit with kids from what I heard. Fireball 20xl had been replaced by the MFZ by the time I got into sprite comics. They were irrelevant as the second or third generationof Sprite artists had risen in their place
This video inadvertently revived The Mystical Forest Zone from the dead. I thought the site was gone forever but it turns out around November 2021 they revived it and I just found out now.
Thanks for creating this, honored to be featured, and yeah, mystical Forest zone was my go to stop for Sprite sheets in making Sonic and pals. Someday I'll recreate the site, for now a link on the site to the archive will have to do. #cobblerhasnoshoes
Thank you for helping me with it! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Your point about sprite comics being a gateway into other creative endeavors is on point. What a nostalgia trip, I spent so much time growing up on the Mystical Forest Zone. Super awesome you were able to get a hold of them! And somehow didn't realize it was two brothers running the whole thing.
Thanks Kajin and Damien :D
Sonicandpals.com is finally rebuilt (only took 5 years...) Relive the memories, or if you have never read the comic, experience the adventure of the epic saga spanning 2768 episodes. [note: the comic starts out slow but picks up after about episode 150-ish].
New Features:
-Right/left arrow or swipe left/right quick navigation
-Remember where you last left off (the continue circle-star)
-Share the episode
-Episode Rating
www.sonicandpals.com
Ayyy I'm glad to see an old sprite comic restored. I didn't read yours back then, but I'll def read it now. It seems like something I would've enjoyed back then. :)
I hope MFZ and InSONICnia will have a similiar return.
@@nontan59 I'm over half way through myself, just remember that it's pretty horrid if the beginning, but it picks up and I'm really enjoying it. Don't forget you can swipe on mobile left/ right to navigate and hit the red circle icon to save your spot.
When I was younger I used to have such a stupid elitist disregard for sprite art and animation, mainly out of jealously that they could smash out animations far faster than I could draw frame by frame. Now the joke is on me because I still hardly know any photoshop tricks or animation short cuts, I probably could have benefited from dabbling in a fandom or two
That's one of the reasons I shyed away from it in my teens. I took classes on photoshop, but I stopped being creative. I stopped writing, drawing, editing for fun, I just stopped being creative. I did that for like three years, and I seriously regret depriving myself of all that time I could have been learning and growing
Ok I take that back I have another comic called a comic of chaos I have #5 issues of it I just started it can you check it out but when I post it online plssssss.
Sonic was such a great game. I'm happy it still has fans to carry on the story.
Happy to see this part of internet history being covered, I feel it deserves to be remembered and it's good to see it done in good faith beyond the usual "Sprite comics where cringe 2000s nostalgia, how embrassing we used to make those lol" you see online when people bring the topic up.
Wow, I didn't expect to hear a shout out to Neglected Mario Characters 😲 I have no idea how I found that but I used to frequent that site all the time! I didn't know that it was one of the first sprite comics, that and the MFZ really struck me with a wave of nostalgia. Well done on this video. I'm not a sprite artist or sprite comic maker, but Kajin and Damien and the MFZ introduced me to the world of custom made sprites and made me respect spriters as a whole. After reading the newest issue of inSONICnia I would just spend the rest of the time just admiring the work they and the other forum users made. Thanks to them I spend hours on the Spriter's Resource looking at the sprites from my favorite games and admiring the hard work that is put into making sprites.
Word, I've always wanted to make a video covering some of my old favorite now defunct sprite comic series and websites, don't know what I waited on but you did a great job with this one, the mystical forest zone was one of my spots!
oh man hell yesssss! The mystic forest zone was amazing,
Growing up where i did there was a pretty massive drought of just about everything sonic - i saved every single 'InSONICnia' webcomic!
When i was doing a retrospective talking about sonic through the 90s and 2000s i grabbed as much footage as i could from the site and from SFGHQ
Happy to finally see a video on sprite comics
I was huge into Sonic sprite comics from the mid 2000s into early 2010s. Smackjeeves was where I made my home for this community, and it introduced me to many friends who I'm still in contact with today, and Mystical Forest Zone is where I first learned about Smackjeeves. Even now I still do make sprites, though I moreso do it as a fun hobby for myself to visualize OCs, rather than posting comics online. It would not be an exaggeration to say it's because of sprite comics, and Sonic sprite comics specifically, that made my online life how it is today.
I made sprite comics on Smack Jeeves too!!! If I hadn't done that, I never would have gotten into graphic design or video editing, and I never would have been a RUclipsr. Making sprite comics on SmackJeeves has always been my secret origin of sorts as well
I don't even know how I got into online sprite comics, but I was there in early 2000s. Bob and George, Secret of Mana Theater, Stage Select, Stardroids... (huh, a lot of megaman - even though I was a battle network fan more than a classic megaman fan).
...And InSonicNia was one of them. I'd like to pass my respects to the creators, it was a great work of art and passion. I'll never forget the 200th issue and how much it made me smile! Glad to see the memories of these wonderful works of passion still ring true in spite of the sheer avalanche of data that is out there in the internet of the 2020s....
Super happy to see a video about sprite comics! They absolutely dominated my formative Internet years. I did wonder what happened to MFZ! Some of my Sonic sprites were put up on the site and inspired some poses that are still used in sprite projects today! My favourite comics back then were That's My Sonic!, Power Rings and another one with a red Super Sonic whose name escapes me ATM.
I've made a lot of sprite comics for myself way back when but rarely if ever published them online. I'm definitely interested in getting back into spriting!
Apologies for the ramble lol Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it! People with your history and experience in community or the exact kind of folks i wanted to see this video, so it makes me so happy that it managed to reach you!!!!
Such a wonderful video, actually being able to witness the ending of inSONICnia brought a tear to my eyes after I hadn't seen any update for years (Still not sure about the fate of Knuckles) would definitely love to read Kajin's book one day!
I’m one of the few who contributed to adding sprites and staying active within The Mystical Forest Zone forums. Pure nostalgia
Thank you for your service!
I must agree, those days reading and creating my own Sonic Sprite comics were some of my fondest memories as a tween, back in the early 2000s. Mystical Forest Zone, MG Comics, Spriter's Resource, PsyGuy, etc. First time I ever did anything creative; and it really got me into writing stories, game design, and the like. Met many good peeps on some of those forums, wish I would've kept up with them.
Glad to see it's not something that's been forgotten. My only regret is that I can't remember one of the adult series I read, where Sonic and the gang were roommates, and it was very sexual in manner, but extremely funny too.
Thanks to you and this doc, the mystical forest zone was revived! major props
The Forest might never bloom again, but it's real cool to see people from way back then.
Thank you for the video, and for sharing some nostalgia with me!
Happy to help! Someone's gotta keep the memory alive
I used to use The Mystical Forest Zone for sprite animations in 2012! I didn't realise it went down until 2020 and as I looked it up again I saw the site was back up online. Now I can finally finish that project I was working on in my childhood. Good to see a covering of my childhood.
It's kinda funny looking back, hell I don't even know what I'd be doing if I hadn't discovered the MFZ, sprite comics or even Coodoo17's old sprite videos 😅 thanks for this trip down memory lane :)
Right? Same here! Happy to bring up some old memories (:
I made my own sprite Comic called sonic multiverse
Can you do my sprite comic
Found this video the other day on Twitter on a discussion of said medium. Honestly I had completely forgotten abot TMFZ and InSomicNia, I now remember vividly finding the site and be amazed by the style and direction of the sprite comics and the site itself.
I remember making also a comic that went pretty much nowhere but it sparked my interest in graphic design.
Sad to see in a way that nowadays site exploring through search engines is pretty much dead, and that sites nowadays barely exist like they used to, and the ones that does always aim for the same barren design for the sake of function. Like I get it but sites before used to have such unique designs from one to another (TMFZ, Newgrounds, Armor games, etc).
I must mention I am grateful from ISN as my first introduction to graphic design as a whole, which lead to learning sprite work, Photoshop and circle again by working on Minecraft texture packs.
I must read these comics again.
I came here as an ex sprite comic author looking for the community which was once there. I miss these days. The sprite community used to be tight. Everybody knew everybody. Not so anymore. I still got a load of dudes I used to collab with on facebook. They all grewed up on me :(
Wow, this was a real nostalgia trip, seeing what became of Sonic and Pals, as well as InSonicnia and MFZ! I used to make sprite comics as well when I was in high school back in the early 2000's, although I stopped shortly before I reached the 100 issue milestone of my main comic "When Games Collide" because I wanted it to be something special and animated, with a Gutsmans Ass joke at the beginning since that comic was all about various video game characters along with some of my OC's meeting up through otherworldly means and getting flung into the games that started each characters careers, starting with Megaman 1.
I think I actually did a cliffhanger right before Gutsman's boss chamber with Mario, Luigi, Sonic, Link, Megaman, and my self-insert getting ready to fight off all of the enemies from the stage that I had forgotten to put into previous pages and Link had a Metool helmet stuck to the end of the Master Sword.
I'm so glad to hear this video brings back memories for others who used to be involved in the spriting community
Such a passionate video for a fan comic
Thank you!
I love Insonicnia, Sonic SATAM, Sonic live-action movies, and the 2D Sonic games.
Ahhh... Sonic sprite comics... Making them myself was pretty much how I got thrown head-first into the internet and gained some minute sense of notoriety. I was 13 when I started reading those comics, and started making my own series, Sonic Future. I made the first 286 pages before it even went online. I was so inspired, I made that much through sheer passion, even though I had nowhere to host it. Thanks to The Sonlight Forums, someone suggested Smack Jeeves Webcomic Hosting, and Sonic Future's first page debuted the same day as Super Smash Bros. Brawl. I definitely took more Sonic & Pals leanings in the style, though, that's for sure! It didn't make a whole lot of sense. I wonder what would happen if I suddenly made it pop back up again...?
SJ is where I posted a few of my Sprite comics too! I made a 300 something page comic about one of Sonic's supporting cast members that sold their soul to get revenge on Sonic. It was really edgy and over the top, but so was I at the time. It taught me so many skills I still use today, regarding art and design
MFZ was everything to me as a kid. Making sprites and chatting in those forums launched my career.
Is there like a "Missing Connections" for those MFZ forms? haha
I don't think it was InSonicnia but I remember way back in the early 2000s there was a site dedicated mostly to one long ass sonic comic that I think started with the older games sprites and then transitioned into the sonic advance sprites. As far as I can recall it had humor in it but took itself seriously to an extent with the story and world building. I think Knuckles was some dumbass in it or something. Idk. Wish all these sites we're still easy to find.
Ohey I see myself in here :O Or rather a very old cringey self but still! I have to agree though...sprite comics were definitely a great gateway to help with things later in life. I have no idea where I'd be at had I not stumbled upon the medium. For me though it started with sprite animations, which are also dying out as far as I'm aware. But when I found about sprite comics I thought "I could tell these stories in a much faster more convenient way....and since I'm still in school that's a great idea." As years went on I still practiced pixel art and now I only make my own custom stuff. I sometimes wonder about making a sprite comic in this new period of time and wonder how would it be received compared to how things used to be after all it's been over a decade.
You know Cyanide and Happiness? Check out their instagram page, if you could make a popular "comic strip" style comic, and upload it to Insta, I think it could work. The problem is finding a place where people are, and the fandom is VERY scattered. There's no central hub anymore, that's what Drunk Duck, the MFZ, and SJ were.
It's wild how working on these comics over a decade ago effected all of us in ways that still resonate today.
@@SuperSwimTeam7 Oooh that may work. Who knows, maybe one day I'll figure something out and go back into all of that. Might be fun to see what I can do a decade later...especially since I have that archive of our cringe haha :P
And I know right? It's insane to look at everyone we worked with and see that...oh we all went for creative mediums in life and have improved so much. So proud of the cringe family from the SJ days haha
Have you ever read Kid Radd? There's still a fan mirror of it up and even though its from 2004 its worth checking out. Its a sprite comic with original characters and animation.
Trevor is a legend
its crazy because i started making one last month
Hey! I'm actually working on my own sprite comic, based on stuff like this. I understand its a dying art form, and I hope to at least help a bit to change that. I feel sprite comics are a great way to express yourself, and be creative. I'm hoping for a comeback of sprite comics like the two you talked about in this video. (BTW, loved the video.)
Thank you so much! I wish you the best in your endeavors!
@@SuperSwimTeam7 Thanks! The whole comic is meant to call back to old sprite comics, and occasionally make fun of tropes from them. It has the feel of old sprite comics, while trying to improve off of them.
@@sharrel704 Where can I check out the comic? I've really been dying to read a sprite webcomic ever since Smack Jeeves became virtually unreadable.
@@mysteryman9488 Currently nowhere. Sorry.
@@mysteryman9488 Hey, sorry for being late, but to clarify, the comic (if it ever really happens) would either be about Kirby and or other nintendo franchises. Reason I say if it ever happens is cause i'm currently trying to get caught up in other things, and don't know if ill be able to get a decent comic out.
ITS BACK! IM ON DA WEBSITE RIGHT NOW!
What was that sonic sprite comic with that Ranma 1/2 joke, and five rings that tell jokes?
Trying so hard to find Sakana Yama if anyone remembers or even knows what that was. The main character was an OC named Urchin and it had the rest of the sonic cast. It was such a stereotypical cringey rawr XD random webcomic of it's time but I have so many memories of it I'd do anything to find an archive of it somewhere lol
I remember Kajin making new Insonicnia comics about two years ago during a brief attempt at reviving themysticalforestzone.com, which only hosted Insonicnia comics at that time. Does anyone here remember that? I remember that it was through this reddit thread that I saw the update and briefly skimmed through the new comics:
www.reddit.com/r/SonicTheHedgehog/comments/8jokcf/the_mystical_forest_zone_is_back_its_under/
oh fuck these comics were from my childhood what the hell lol
I hope we get a review on Bob and George from someone also inspired
Come on Mastercougar/Dai/Daidalos, I know you're out there
What an excellent video. On a side note, does anyone have Sonic and Pals archived? I really want to reread the entire comic.
Totally separate video i know but i really need help would it be too much for u to make a new updated tutorial to flippys guide on downloading thug 2 and thug pro?
I never know about sprite comic only sprite animations made using flash
0:11 Where's Did Sonic Get From?
Sonic
can you do a video on my sprite comic sonic ultimate its not online yet but it will be soon
how you gonna show that video of the sonic adaptation of the story of jesus and not produce a link. There are thousands of issues, it will take me forever to find.
SGXP GANG WYA
lets goooo
nah i'm good
geng geng
I make sprite comics
what about psyguy and thats my sonic .---.
One is fucking gross but both are before my time. Psyguy allegedly tried to do some gross shit with kids from what I heard. Fireball 20xl had been replaced by the MFZ by the time I got into sprite comics. They were irrelevant as the second or third generationof Sprite artists had risen in their place