“You came to know me first, with twisted flesh and broken bone. You've been frightened by the monsters, but your skin is not your own..”
anyways live laugh longestsoloever
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“You came to know me first, with twisted flesh and broken bone. You've been frightened by the monsters, but your skin is not your own..”
anyways live laugh longestsoloever
I have a confession to make-
Spoilers for The Amazing Digital Circus episode 8
Hey Dr. Tennaville, what’s the prescription?
THIS ISN'T A DRILL PEOPLE!!!! LONGESTSOLOEVER HAS RELEASED A TENNA SONG, AND THE STUPENDIUM REPRISES THEIR ROLE AS SPAMTON 😭😭💖💖💖
One of my versions of the Infinite. This is a T-ERROR. After the events of Sonic Forces Infinite died. However, thanks to the Phantom ruby , the imprint of his soul has been preserved in the world. Not exactly a ghost, but rather something on the other side. He sees the world around him, but no one sees or hears him. For a long time, he tried to get in touch with at least someone, but it was useless. As time passed, the ruby's magic gradually dissipated. And with magic, Infinite's memory gradually disappeared. Soon there was only anger and hatred for others. He doesn't remember who he is and he doesn't remember why he's angry. He wants to harm and kill. He learned how to interact with technology. At first it was just a hindrance, but over time he was able to master more. Turn on technology, manipulate it, and eventually even briefly materialize from the screens. He began to live in one of the small towns where he began to terrorize the inhabitants with his antics. Some saw him at night in the static on the screens. There are rumors that this is some kind of new Eggman's virus. Eventually, T-ERROR started injuring others. Then he started killing. Sometimes just using a technique, and sometimes dragged to the other side of reality through static on the screen. That's why the residents called him T-ERROR.
I came up with all this under the great inspiration of the song
INTRUDER | Mandela Catalogue Song by longestsoloever
fucking love this song
Favorite Music Friday
Started by @jellyeliart, and this time around I was tagged by @pixiedurango and @sorcerousadventurer. Thanks guys! 💙 I loved your picks!
Doing a few again today, but that's because they're related.
I love Sonic the Hedgehog (raise your hand if you're surprised), and I love a lot of the music from the games and stuff. This one came up on my phone playlist the other day, and so I decided to share it as my FMF entry.
But it's not just one.
Explanation time: when Sonic Frontiers came out, there was a...well, a sort of conditional boss fight. The base game has three difficulties: Easy, Normal, and Hard. You only fight The End, the "true" final boss, on Hard (the other two modes defeat the boss via cutscene instead). This music plays during that fight:
Luckily, the game isn't too much more difficult on Hard (at least for me), and if nothing else, you can play the whole game on an easier mode and then switch to Hard right before the point where you would trigger the final boss and still get that fight.
The game received three DLCs. The third, Final Horizon, is an expansion/alteration to the final sequence of the game, Ouranos Island, increasing gameplay and raising the difficulty a bit, and leading into a new final boss fight. That fight got a re-cover of a different song from the game for its boss music, but the end credits for beating Final Horizon now got this track over it:
It's a vocal version of the original game's final boss fight, but more mellow. It really suits new character Sage's story. It made me actually see Eggman from a new perspective (along with the rest of the stuff in the game). I love it. But I also love the original version. And you know what these soundtracks were missing?
A version that combines the two.
A few people have done mixes of the two, but the best I've found is from Primis on YouTube, who was able to isolate the vocals from the background music so as to better mix it with the original boss music:
Brr. Gives me chills (in a good way).
Okay, two bonus songs that go with the above.
The first is another mash-up, but rather than two versions of the song, it's the original version plus the final boss's monologue from the original version of the boss fight. I love the monologue. I kind of wish this person had spaced it out a little more to stretch the full length of the song, but oh well.
And this second one is a fan song for Sonic Frontiers by longestsoloever, and would fit right in with the other titan boss themes as an alternate boss fight song.
Enjoy!
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did a quick little test shot at the end of the day to see what choreographing a fight feels like, for what'll end up being a Made To Hate You music video.
i've never *truly* tried animation like this before.
"Code Red" and "No Exit" were definitely attempts at it but I barely knew my software, let alone the principles of animation and setting up a good rig
that's not to say i know what i'm doing now, either, of course