10-20-2009, 08:33 PM
it just doesnt work by adding minor details to an already existing sonic sprite. its just looks like a badly rip off sonic with a hat and a screwed up face. it doesnt work like in mugen sprites since you have plenty room to work and merge stuff freely without much real effort. for a sprite of this size, you just have to be extremely careful with every single detail. everything looks rushed, umpolished, and therefore, unappealing to anyone with a minimun of common sense.
PS: the "sonic advance styled mario" is a Mario head from M&L pasted/rotated over a random body(aka it sucks). if you're really going to mimic DBZ's fusion concept, you should notice the whole point of that thing is to create a whole new character that still shows some elements from their originals.
i really suggest you to start again, from scrath, and desing the whole sprite on your own. that way you just have to follow your own guideliness instead of trying to emulate an style that you might not be ready to achieve.
PS: the "sonic advance styled mario" is a Mario head from M&L pasted/rotated over a random body(aka it sucks). if you're really going to mimic DBZ's fusion concept, you should notice the whole point of that thing is to create a whole new character that still shows some elements from their originals.
i really suggest you to start again, from scrath, and desing the whole sprite on your own. that way you just have to follow your own guideliness instead of trying to emulate an style that you might not be ready to achieve.