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Curious how you go about ripping GBA stuff, is it just hard ripping/using VBA's viewers? Or is there a more "clean" method?

Tile Molester and LOOOOTS of assembly (luckily not so much in the case of those recent two sheets). I still use VBA for map ripping most of the time, but rarely do I use emulators to rip sprites anymore.

Damn, I'm jealous. I can never get Tile Molester to work right with GBA games.

Black Cat Komas

Busou Renkin Komas

Bleach Komas

Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo Komas

D.Gray-man Komas

Death Note Komas

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Komas

Reborn! Komas

Yu Yu Hakusho Komas

Yu-Gi-Oh! Komas

Look you guys it's anime.

(10-30-2016, 07:57 AM)Skyla Doragono Wrote: [ -> ]Damn, I'm jealous. I can never get Tile Molester to work right with GBA games.

It's actually not too difficult once you work with it for a while. I've thought about writing out a tutorial and posting it somewhere around here but it would just be echoing stuff from Raccoon Sam's TM tutorial (it's on YouTube if you wanna check it out!)

Yeah, psh, only five years since the last post. Hasn't been any time at all. Nope.

GBA
Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors

Challenge Mode

This was a little side-project I've been messing with on and off. Nothing too extraordinary but it's from a game I adore so I couldn't help myself from ripping a few bits and bobs.

My priority these days when it comes to sprite ripping is revisiting some of my old, potentially incomplete content and games I've submitted to get them as close to complete as I can manage. What that looks like long-term, well... no clue at all -  but I'MMA DO MY FRICKEN BESTEST.

Happy ripping, y'all~

I guess the Shadowy Showreel is just gonna be me posting a random DBZ sprite sheet every few years.

DS / DSi
Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2

Broly

This game is what got me into sprite ripping so figured I'd dive into it again.

It's interesting to me that so many of the animation frames are just straight up unused in-game. For example: The in-game "charging ki" sprite (at least for Broly, maybe others) is a static image, even though the character data clearly has a looping animation for that action. Kind of weird. Makes me wonder how much of a rush there was to get this out early in the DS's lifetime.

Have a beautiful day you beautiful video game fans!

I haven't watched DBZ anything in years, but I'm always happy to see new rips from the series. Nice work!