#ed edd n eddy mis-edventures

[lowpolyanimals]

Rat from Ed, Edd, ‘n’ Eddy: Mis-Edventures

[sailorplank]

Ed-scension

[mysticbeaver]

[mrmosseater]

mis-edventures screenshot redraws

[amazingspace-22]

Пача мем

[atomicknockout]

Fun fact: This game destroyed my computer.

I got a physical copy for Christmas in 2020 I believe. I had previously tried playing ROMs of it, but I couldn't find any good ones. So when I got this, I was VERY excited.

The case comes with two discs and the manual, and even the original mail-in form for registering the game!

I open up my DVD/CD/CD-Rom thingy and put in the first disc. There was a pop-up stylized with Eddy iirc. Very cool. It downloaded easy peasy, just had to wait for a bit. Then, on the screen pops up Double Dee's face, saying "Insert Disc 2!". So, of course, I put in the disc.

Then it downloads.

Downloading...

Downloading...

Downloading...

VVVVVVVVVVVRRRRRRRRVRVRVRVRVRVRRRR

My PC decides scream nightmarish sounds that no one wants to hear, as though something set it aflame. I immediately pulled out the disc as I watched the life fade out of my monitor. I shut it down, waited for a moment, and then rebooted it.

DOS booting.... then pitch black.

I tried again.

DOS booting.... then pitch black.

I got as far as the beginning of the boot-up sequence where you could press a couple of keys to go into diagnostics, but as soon as it touched the Windows 10 buffer circle, it would shut down.

Luckily, my dad was very well-versed with technology (and Google) and was able to use the diagnostics tool to restore my computer to its old save.

And I never touched it again.

No clue if it's because of a virus or a difference in technology. I mean, the game is like 15 years old.

I luv this game sm !!! I just finished it today

[playstationpark]

A commercial for 'Ed, Edd n Eddy - The Mis-Edventures' on the PS2.

[crossover-enthusiast]

Watching a video about the handheld Ed Edd n Eddy games and Mis-Edventures GBA port 1. has these really nice animated portrait sprites and 2. makes me want to see a SM game with similar portrait sprites

[devileaterjaek]

Ed, Edd n Eddy: The Mis-Edventures (GBA)

I've played a handful of EEnE licensed games at this point, and was surprised to find this one was actually semi-decent. I'll have to replay the console version at some point, I can't remember if that one was any good

[cidnangarlond]

why do the rats in re4 remake use the same sound as rats you encounter in the ed edd n eddy: the mis-edventures ps2 game

[timpac-capstone]

Week 4

The one thing I'm most anxious about in my project is voice acting. I definitely want to have some dialogue in my story but the more I brainstorm the more characters seem to get involved and in that sense, I might have to look into hiring professionals. I am not a voice actor or an actor in general, I've done skit videos before but I'd hardly call that acting because I'm acting like myself with a layer of sarcasm rather than trying to put on a performance. Even when I watch professional voice actors do their performances I still feel a bit of secondhand embarrassment. I found this video by ProZD who is a professional voice actor/YouTuber on "How do you get into voice acting" and it's the answer that I expected which is you just do it and eventually you get better through trial and error. However, this is more so for people who are trying to get into the industry and not techniques to warm up your voice, how to find a voice for a character, or what microphone to use. But one thing that did stick out was that you have to get over that feeling of embarrassment of performing in front of others and once you learn how to do that you're pretty much halfway through the battle. Ideally, the only voice actor in this project will be me but I need to first get over my embarrassment of performing.

This is a snip bit from a much larger Behind The Scenes bonus video that mainly focused on the Ed, Edd, n Eddy: The Mis-Edventures video game. This clip specifically focuses on the show, such as what was the process of making the characters and how Danny Antonucci came up with the concept of the show and its characters. I watched this about 7 years ago and it was the first BTS video that I ever saw regarding how an animation was made. I had no clue about walk cycles, turnarounds, or model sheets up until that point so it was interesting revisiting to see what information I still retained after all these years and what Danny Antonucci's creative process is compared to other creators and showrunners.

I found this guy about 2 years ago, he's an animator from Canada who works for many big-name Japanese anime studios. A lot of what I know about animation production is from this guy, it has been really helpful in learning the differences in animation between the West and East and what is similar. It has also been very insightful as to how he got into the anime industry considering he is from Canada, the secret being having a really good and active Twitter account but that's probably not the case anymore. He mainly uses Clip Studio Paint since that's the standard in japan but that is a very expensive program and I'm sure Krita works just fine. Recently he's been doing a lot of tutorials on After Effects which will definitely be useful for me since I have some experience with that program.

I've only done a few digital drawings in my life and absolutely no digital animation so it is a big stressor on me because I keep saying I'm going to learn Krita but digital art is just so uncomfortable for me to do. I've only just recently gotten my drawing skills up to where I want them to be and that was because of a personal year long competition I did with my friend in which we had to make a drawing from scratch every single day for a year. However that was mostly all traditional, there is clearly I much different process for digital art but it's a bit difficult to figure out because to make a good digital piece requires your own personal preferences and knowing the limitations of your digital art program. It isn't as easy as just finding a single tutorial on Krita because every bodies work flow is different and when I see these 40 minute long tutorials I feel like I'm gambling away time I should be using drawing and making stuff in Krita. This is a channel I found this week that does ten minute long time-lapse videos on animating in Krita, I feel that these give me more exposure as to what the workflow in Krita is like and I don't have to spend much time watching his videos so that I can go on and do my own thing.

REFLECTION:

This was a much more research oriented week, I probably won't have time to put what I learned into action this week but still pretty useful information that I will definitely go back to eventually. I feel this process will become a lot more easier when I know what story I want to tell so that definitely will be my next goal to get done during this week.

[guywithbeer]

Do we have any fans of the ED, EDD N EDDY toons in the house?

#EdEddnEddyTheMisEdventures #review #ps2 #videogames #gaming #EdEddnEddy #playstation #playstation2 #ArtificialMindandMovement #MidwayGames

[20245sg]

Ed, Edd, N Eddy The Mis-Edventures (2005) GBA

10/10

[stardustsynchro]

Ed, Edd, N Eddy The Mis-Edventures (2005) GBA

10/10

[cats-in-video-games]

Cat from Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy: Mis-Edventures

[lowpolyanimals]

Pig from Ed, Edd, 'n' Eddy: Mis-Edventures