#8-bit theater

[superexplosive]

Folks, it’s happening!

[lilithfairen]

Obligatory 8BT~

[groge]

twinkin' it with red mage

[cowboy-in-training]

greatest webcomic character

[velvetvexations]

I'm so happy! I just found out the 8-Bit Theater script book has been purchasable with PledgeManager for several months. I missed out on the Kickstarter and it really wounded me I wasn't able to get it. This was the fastest I've ever scooped something up.

[nerdknowledgepool]

Let me know if the creator of 8-Bit Theater is a fascist or some shit, but this build is one of my favorites ever. It's silly and powerful in equal parts.

[driver270]

Twitter right now:

[mk-wizard]

Remember, just because someone writes and epic fanfic doesn’t mean the media it was based on belongs to that fan. If anything, I think that fan would want people to try their own spins.

That is why I plan to go ahead with by Final Fantasy 1 fancomic. It’s not that I don’t respect 8-Bit Theater. Heck, it was one of my introductions to webcomics, it is the one sprite comic I like and it is the one media with the type of humor that usually rubs me the wrong way done in such a way that even I can sit back and laugh at.

It’s just that FF1 is not suddenly untouchable just because one fan did something great. Heck, different professionals have adapted the same media in great ways. Classic Disney Pinocchio and Del Toro Pinocchio were each made by different people (duh), but they’re both great. So why shouldn’t fans try still be able to make fanfiction based on the same media? Especially, if they think it will be really neat?

Brian Clevinger is a genius and he always will be for what he did, but he is also my inspiration in that we shouldn’t be afraid to put a great idea on paper. I admit that my take is going to be a serious story with a deep meaningful plot with just hints of comedy unlike his legendary piece, but it has the same idea: have fun.

PS: The only thing my fancomic will have in common with his is the naming system of the characters. For example, the thief is simply named Thief, the black mage is named Black Mage, the fighter is named Fighter, etc. because the characters had no official names and my fan theory behind is that the heroes actual names got lost to history on purpose.

PPS: If you’re curious about the name of MY fancomic, it will be The Thief and the Oracle: A Final Fantasy Tale.

[spark-circuit]

yippee! my Final Fantasy pins arrived from Etsy! :) i swear i was hearing voice earlier so it must've been Santa! how lovely!

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(Meanwhile, while Spark's out of the room...)

[wrongweaponsdrawn]

Detective Chambers: You are all selfish monsters who need to go to prison for the good of everybody else.

The Narrator: Wait, even Tippet?

Detective Chambers: Except Tippet.

Tippet: Yay!

Detective Chambers: He's arrested for collusion.

The Narrator: Yay!

(Source: 8-Bit Theater)

[shittymurderparty]

Redacted: I can't believe the nerve of that anchor guy. Schmitty: Still, you didn't have to kill him. Redacted: Hey, I waited until the cameras were turned off. You ask me, that's a crap load of control there. Schmitty: Not immediately indulging in murder isn't a sign of self-control. It's a sign of, what is it, ah yes, sanity. (Source: 8-Bit Theater)

[hateandowls]

Happy Friday!

[lilithfairen]

Happy Ides of March on your ass~

[queer-wizard-dad]

There is nothing that embodies all my favorite things in a character design more than

[nerdknowledgepool]

Hey Tumblr. I can't sleep. It's 3AM and I'm wide awake in bed. I'm going to just let you know that today's post, the Sword-chucks from 8-bit Theater, are one of my most favorite builds of all time and I hope you like them. Come back in about 13 hours.

[despazito]

As far as modern animated movies go they should honestly teach Madagascar in animation school. Lots of visual gags, well paced, tons of fun slapstick poses and boarding to study.

Honest to god this is one of my favourite single shot sequences from 2000s cg animation, it's just so fun and memorable