As you’ll see from the other Kongs, the hardest part of these characters was staring at sprite sheets zoomed in at 800% and trying to differentiate a hundred different shades of brown from each other and deciding which of the five or so shades I had to use and where. 🙂Īnyway, Dixie was the easiest of the four Kongs to make, mostly because there were more yellows and purples to mix things up. This sprite is from Donkey Kong Country 2, when she completes a level and rocks out on an electric guitar with her hair. She’s got a helicopter spin to slow her fall, making her great for gaining a lot of horizontal movement across pits and other hazards. The first character I made was Dixie Kong, first introduced in Donkey Kong Country 2 and then starred in her own game in Donkey Kong Country 3. He asked me if I could make him the four playable characters from those three games, and although I said yes, I put it off for a while because the Donkey Kong Country sprites are more complicated than your average Super Nintendo sprite. One of my friends and I are huge fans of the Donkey Kong Country series on Super Nintendo. I had a lot of downtime this past winter after the new year and I was trying to put a lot of effort into making things I’ve promised my friends for a while now. I dunno.Īnyway, as promised almost three freaking weeks ago, I’ve had new Perler stuff I’ve wanted to show off for a while now. Just haven’t been feeling up to doing social things, lately. I don’t know what’s been up with me but I’ve been avoiding posting anything here for WAY too long.

Megaman x sprite sheet snes