Hellzone

Yea

*Update*
 
-Changed Charge time to 4 (in the animation)
-Metal Claw can now be used freely (Like Squirtle's BubbleBeam)
-Ember Cost -1000 to use
-Flamethrower Cost -2000 to use

A Vs Intro idea I had in my head, a little tribute to Pokemon Mystery Dungeon
it's a two sprite animation; first sprite is 15 ticks and the second is -1 tick
All I have to do is code it in and test it
Plus find a proper intro sound or I could use the Pokemon Cry

[Preview]

 
 
[Download]
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zw8ewh9lh1ngf18/Wii%20Fit%20Trainer.rar?dl=0
 
 
[Comment]
Wii Fit Trainer is a four buttoned character, her attacks are one frame. Meaning you can't really combo with her, she's also always running. So she's pretty fast. Her AI is not hard at all, unless she racks up 3 bars and uses her special attack (her in game final smash) on you, it's overpowered. Anyways. She works with 1.0 and the author is Viniciuspikachu1

Have you ever downloaded sprites and wanted to make them into a sprite sheet? Well I've found an awesome tool that would help with that. Within just a few simple Steps you can be making sprite sheets yourself!!! The Reason I found this tool because a buddy of mine had a lot of mortal kombat sprites that he need made into sprite Sheets so i told him I would do it and after the first character with 5 to go still I decided to look for a tool to make my life a little bit easier and after a few hours of searching with different key words I found something, Glueit Sprite Sheet Maker. Now lets Get into how to use this program   Step One. Download Glueit (http://www.varcade.com/blog/glueit-sprite-sheet-maker-download/)   Now once you have downloaded the program and extracted it we can begin the process.   Step Two. Open Glueit    Now let me explain a little bit on how to use this program, Glueit allows you to open as many sprites as you have of the character and it will give you the option to make a sprite sheet   Add - Adds Sprites Delete - Deletes Sprites Clear - Removes All Sprites Move Up - Moves The Sprites Up Move Down - Moves The Sprites Down   Also Glueit has the option to save as a project so you can open everything up a future date so you don't loose your progress.   Step Three - Click The Add Button to add your sprites to the Glueit, Add all of your sprites at the same time. Depending on how many sprites your importing at once it may take a short time or 30 seconds   Now once you have added all of your sprites, you will see a big button where it says "Glueit" and there will be an option below it where it says "Number Of Columns"   The Button Glueit will make your sheet right away but if you don't setup how many columns you want it it will give you an error and wont properly save your sheet when you try to save it   Here is an example what a 5 column sprite sheet would look like   Step Four - Now you want to decided on how many columns "rows" you want, I've personally done up to 20 but 5 or 10 is the best for more optimal output. Once you have clicked "Glueit" it will process and a preview window will pop up to show you a preview of what you have chosen   Step Five - Click The Save button and choose your desired path where you want your sprite sheet to be saved and bam now you have a sprite sheet ready so you can index your sprites and rip them, This is the end result   Also glueit has another awesome feature built into it, you have the ability to preview sprite animations in with the program, so lets say your ripping sprites for a game and you want to see how there stance animation would look you could import the sprites and preview the sprites animation   I hope everyone can find this useful! Thank you for reading.   Over And Out  Hellzone   Itzhellzonemugen http://defconawesome.wix.com/itzhellzonemugen

More Screenshots Friends :)
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
To show my thanks guys for all the support and hype I'll start uploading something I'd like to call Fatal Friday Basically I'll show off 4 to maybe 5 Characters Finishers you know to get more hype and support lol it will consist of..........
 
1. Fatality 1
2. Fatality 2
3. Ultra 
4. Ultimate
5 . Random Finisher 
 
If you guys think its a good idea let me know and stuff but for now i must keep working and by the way guys just a reminder i am a one man army on this game its just me working on it characters stages all that good stuff so just keep being cool about the wait and more great awesome things will be shown peace for now

Have you ever downloaded sprites and wanted to make them into a sprite sheet? Well I've found an awesome tool that would help with that. Within just a few simple Steps you can be making sprite sheets yourself!!! The Reason I found this tool because a buddy of mine had a lot of mortal kombat sprites that he need made into sprite Sheets so i told him I would do it and after the first character with 5 to go still I decided to look for a tool to make my life a little bit easier and after a few hours of searching with different key words I found something, Glueit Sprite Sheet Maker. Now lets Get into how to use this program   Step One. Download Glueit (http://www.varcade.com/blog/glueit-sprite-sheet-maker-download/)   Now once you have downloaded the program and extracted it we can begin the process.   Step Two. Open Glueit    Now let me explain a little bit on how to use this program, Glueit allows you to open as many sprites as you have of the character and it will give you the option to make a sprite sheet   Add - Adds Sprites Delete - Deletes Sprites Clear - Removes All Sprites Move Up - Moves The Sprites Up Move Down - Moves The Sprites Down   Also Glueit has the option to save as a project so you can open everything up a future date so you don't loose your progress.   Step Three - Click The Add Button to add your sprites to the Glueit, Add all of your sprites at the same time. Depending on how many sprites your importing at once it may take a short time or 30 seconds   Now once you have added all of your sprites, you will see a big button where it says "Glueit" and there will be an option below it where it says "Number Of Columns"   The Button Glueit will make your sheet right away but if you don't setup how many columns you want it it will give you an error and wont properly save your sheet when you try to save it   Here is an example what a 5 column sprite sheet would look like   Step Four - Now you want to decided on how many columns "rows" you want, I've personally done up to 20 but 5 or 10 is the best for more optimal output. Once you have clicked "Glueit" it will process and a preview window will pop up to show you a preview of what you have chosen   Step Five - Click The Save button and choose your desired path where you want your sprite sheet to be saved and bam now you have a sprite sheet ready so you can index your sprites and rip them, This is the end result   Also glueit has another awesome feature built into it, you have the ability to preview sprite animations in with the program, so lets say your ripping sprites for a game and you want to see how there stance animation would look you could import the sprites and preview the sprites animation   I hope everyone can find this useful! Thank you for reading.   Over And Out  Hellzone   Itzhellzonemugen http://defconawesome.wix.com/itzhellzonemugen

Have you ever downloaded sprites and wanted to make them into a sprite sheet? Well I've found an awesome tool that would help with that. Within just a few simple Steps you can be making sprite sheets yourself!!! The Reason I found this tool because a buddy of mine had a lot of mortal kombat sprites that he need made into sprite Sheets so i told him I would do it and after the first character with 5 to go still I decided to look for a tool to make my life a little bit easier and after a few hours of searching with different key words I found something, Glueit Sprite Sheet Maker. Now lets Get into how to use this program   Step One. Download Glueit (http://www.varcade.com/blog/glueit-sprite-sheet-maker-download/)   Now once you have downloaded the program and extracted it we can begin the process.   Step Two. Open Glueit    Now let me explain a little bit on how to use this program, Glueit allows you to open as many sprites as you have of the character and it will give you the option to make a sprite sheet   Add - Adds Sprites Delete - Deletes Sprites Clear - Removes All Sprites Move Up - Moves The Sprites Up Move Down - Moves The Sprites Down   Also Glueit has the option to save as a project so you can open everything up a future date so you don't loose your progress.   Step Three - Click The Add Button to add your sprites to the Glueit, Add all of your sprites at the same time. Depending on how many sprites your importing at once it may take a short time or 30 seconds   Now once you have added all of your sprites, you will see a big button where it says "Glueit" and there will be an option below it where it says "Number Of Columns"   The Button Glueit will make your sheet right away but if you don't setup how many columns you want it it will give you an error and wont properly save your sheet when you try to save it   Here is an example what a 5 column sprite sheet would look like   Step Four - Now you want to decided on how many columns "rows" you want, I've personally done up to 20 but 5 or 10 is the best for more optimal output. Once you have clicked "Glueit" it will process and a preview window will pop up to show you a preview of what you have chosen   Step Five - Click The Save button and choose your desired path where you want your sprite sheet to be saved and bam now you have a sprite sheet ready so you can index your sprites and rip them, This is the end result   Also glueit has another awesome feature built into it, you have the ability to preview sprite animations in with the program, so lets say your ripping sprites for a game and you want to see how there stance animation would look you could import the sprites and preview the sprites animation   I hope everyone can find this useful! Thank you for reading.   Over And Out  Hellzone   Itzhellzonemugen http://defconawesome.wix.com/itzhellzonemugen

Hello everyone! i am here to announce my latest W.I.P Rentaro from fighting climax. He will play like how he plays in the game, he will have auto combos and much more. He is an HD character. i know the effects from fighting climax are 3D models but i will do my best to find effects that would pair with him nicely.
 
 



 

Have you ever downloaded sprites and wanted to make them into a sprite sheet? Well I've found an awesome tool that would help with that. Within just a few simple Steps you can be making sprite sheets yourself!!! The Reason I found this tool because a buddy of mine had a lot of mortal kombat sprites that he need made into sprite Sheets so i told him I would do it and after the first character with 5 to go still I decided to look for a tool to make my life a little bit easier and after a few hours of searching with different key words I found something, Glueit Sprite Sheet Maker. Now lets Get into how to use this program   Step One. Download Glueit (http://www.varcade.com/blog/glueit-sprite-sheet-maker-download/)   Now once you have downloaded the program and extracted it we can begin the process.   Step Two. Open Glueit    Now let me explain a little bit on how to use this program, Glueit allows you to open as many sprites as you have of the character and it will give you the option to make a sprite sheet   Add - Adds Sprites Delete - Deletes Sprites Clear - Removes All Sprites Move Up - Moves The Sprites Up Move Down - Moves The Sprites Down   Also Glueit has the option to save as a project so you can open everything up a future date so you don't loose your progress.   Step Three - Click The Add Button to add your sprites to the Glueit, Add all of your sprites at the same time. Depending on how many sprites your importing at once it may take a short time or 30 seconds   Now once you have added all of your sprites, you will see a big button where it says "Glueit" and there will be an option below it where it says "Number Of Columns"   The Button Glueit will make your sheet right away but if you don't setup how many columns you want it it will give you an error and wont properly save your sheet when you try to save it   Here is an example what a 5 column sprite sheet would look like   Step Four - Now you want to decided on how many columns "rows" you want, I've personally done up to 20 but 5 or 10 is the best for more optimal output. Once you have clicked "Glueit" it will process and a preview window will pop up to show you a preview of what you have chosen   Step Five - Click The Save button and choose your desired path where you want your sprite sheet to be saved and bam now you have a sprite sheet ready so you can index your sprites and rip them, This is the end result   Also glueit has another awesome feature built into it, you have the ability to preview sprite animations in with the program, so lets say your ripping sprites for a game and you want to see how there stance animation would look you could import the sprites and preview the sprites animation   I hope everyone can find this useful! Thank you for reading.   Over And Out  Hellzone   Itzhellzonemugen http://defconawesome.wix.com/itzhellzonemugen

Have you ever downloaded sprites and wanted to make them into a sprite sheet? Well I've found an awesome tool that would help with that. Within just a few simple Steps you can be making sprite sheets yourself!!! The Reason I found this tool because a buddy of mine had a lot of mortal kombat sprites that he need made into sprite Sheets so i told him I would do it and after the first character with 5 to go still I decided to look for a tool to make my life a little bit easier and after a few hours of searching with different key words I found something, Glueit Sprite Sheet Maker. Now lets Get into how to use this program   Step One. Download Glueit (http://www.varcade.com/blog/glueit-sprite-sheet-maker-download/)   Now once you have downloaded the program and extracted it we can begin the process.   Step Two. Open Glueit    Now let me explain a little bit on how to use this program, Glueit allows you to open as many sprites as you have of the character and it will give you the option to make a sprite sheet   Add - Adds Sprites Delete - Deletes Sprites Clear - Removes All Sprites Move Up - Moves The Sprites Up Move Down - Moves The Sprites Down   Also Glueit has the option to save as a project so you can open everything up a future date so you don't loose your progress.   Step Three - Click The Add Button to add your sprites to the Glueit, Add all of your sprites at the same time. Depending on how many sprites your importing at once it may take a short time or 30 seconds   Now once you have added all of your sprites, you will see a big button where it says "Glueit" and there will be an option below it where it says "Number Of Columns"   The Button Glueit will make your sheet right away but if you don't setup how many columns you want it it will give you an error and wont properly save your sheet when you try to save it   Here is an example what a 5 column sprite sheet would look like   Step Four - Now you want to decided on how many columns "rows" you want, I've personally done up to 20 but 5 or 10 is the best for more optimal output. Once you have clicked "Glueit" it will process and a preview window will pop up to show you a preview of what you have chosen   Step Five - Click The Save button and choose your desired path where you want your sprite sheet to be saved and bam now you have a sprite sheet ready so you can index your sprites and rip them, This is the end result   Also glueit has another awesome feature built into it, you have the ability to preview sprite animations in with the program, so lets say your ripping sprites for a game and you want to see how there stance animation would look you could import the sprites and preview the sprites animation   I hope everyone can find this useful! Thank you for reading.   Over And Out  Hellzone   Itzhellzonemugen http://defconawesome.wix.com/itzhellzonemugen

Hello everyone! i am here to announce my latest W.I.P Rentaro from fighting climax. He will play like how he plays in the game, he will have auto combos and much more. He is an HD character. i know the effects from fighting climax are 3D models but i will do my best to find effects that would pair with him nicely.
 
 



 

[Download]
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fpdj1i7dpcwsb88/fight.snd?dl=0
 
 
[Comment]
The classic Clayfighter announcer, he says.
 
"LET'S GET READY TO CRUMBLE!"
"FIGHT!"
 
And that's about it. It's overall pretty cool because I love the Clayfighter announcer, so anyways. Enjoy.

I Was going to wait a to reveal him but since all the Fighting Climax hype is building up may as well get in on the action so introducing Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax Shizou Heiwajima, From Durarara
 
(Don't Mind the typo)

 

 
He will play exactly like how he does in Fighting Climax so this isn't just some edit or anything its the real deal he's actually just about done being The only character to have full resources well most of them all I have to do is his sound and special effects and he's good to go
 
Theres a lot I wanted to add to him but im going to stick to his normal playstyle and maybe make my own personal edit if this version goes well but yeah stay tuned to the topic to find out more about Shizou I will return later on with pics and Videos if everything starts working hopefully it does.

[Preview]



[Download]
http://www.mediafire.com/download/d1v0jsme09o6v3s/Akira_Yuki.zip
http://1drv.ms/1CHpsvu

[Comment]
From Read Me.
Name : Akira Yuki
Style : Bajiquan
Origin : Virtua Fighter (Series)
Gameplay : Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax

Please note that some gameplay mechanics from the offical game are not translated over in this version of Akira.

I am aiming for as accurate as I can, I HAVE NOT PLAYED THE GAME FIRST HAND.

And I also apologize for the sounds, Im looking high and low for sounds. He has NO striker, Maybe in a future update.

=MOVES=
x - Light
y - Medium
z - Heavy

For a complete full on movelist, Please go to this website.
http://wiki.mizuumi.net/w/Dengeki_Bunko_Fighting_Climax/Akira_Yuki

All moves are coded as the website has listed, with the exception of the back throw, I only coded forward. and the Midscreen Starter I did not add either. You make up some combo, its fun!
 

*EDIT* Hey guys I wanted to make a video for those who are interested in palette making and wanted to dive into color separation.
 

Just like my Squirtle, this Charmander is an edit off of BrunoSS', the differences will be like that of my Squirtle (Ex: better animations, boxes, attacks will be more fluid, etc.)
 
I don't have ALOT of coding knowledge, so if anybody wants to make this a Co-Op project, just like Squirtle was (Ryon+Me), let me know and we can exchange Skype info (I don't have a mic, I prefer typing anyway. What coding knowledge I did learn from Ryon a year and a half ago, its pretty much gone. My brain gets overwhelmed and I start forgetting stuff (I kind have what they call: Short-Term Memory Lost)
 
I don't have work Mon-Fri, so that'd be a great time for me to get on Skype
 
What I've done so far
 
-Fixed dis-positioned sprites (Just Charmander's sprites for now)
-Improved Standing Anim
-11 New Pals
-New Small Port
-New Big Port
 
What I want to do before tonight is over with
 
-Fix Charge
 
Here's the pals that I did based on the video games:

just finished rentaros second climax art! 

Sweet another Fighting Climax character to put Shizou against lets hope he turns out as well as Akira 

Hello everyone! i am here to announce my latest W.I.P Rentaro from fighting climax. He will play like how he plays in the game, he will have auto combos and much more. He is an HD character. i know the effects from fighting climax are 3D models but i will do my best to find effects that would pair with him nicely.
 
 



 

Hello everyone! i am here to announce my latest W.I.P Rentaro from fighting climax. He will play like how he plays in the game, he will have auto combos and much more. He is an HD character. i know the effects from fighting climax are 3D models but i will do my best to find effects that would pair with him nicely.
 
 



 

My Latest WIP G from windy x windam, i will do my best to make him accurate to his game play and i will add my own personal touch to him
 

 

 

i plan to make all of the character's

Hello Everyone this is my first character that i am releasing to the public, He his from a DS game called Windy x Windam, I did my best to make him accurate to him game play from the game but i also added my own personal touch to him, i hope you enjoy playing with him, he is a 4 button character.
 



 
Thanks to grim for ripping the sprites
 
DOWNLOAD LINK
http://1drv.ms/1wbQACT
 

Download
http://retrostage.trinitymugen.net/CvS2_Arctic.zip
Source
http://mugen.retrostage.net/Hi-ResMAIN.htm