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Been a while since I've submitted anything (so long, I'm on page 2 as I'm typing this). Took a break for a while. And decided to check the map units for the Genesis and SNES version of Langrisser 2 [Langrisser Hikari for Mega Drive, and Der Langrisser for Super Famicom] since one of the main forums I visit used to have a forum game, and was wondering on if it would be possible for me to set one up and have little images for the units one could use for battling [no idea if I'd still do such a game, but at least the Genesis version sprites were easy to get]. So, why not, here's a sheet.
I probably won't do a sheet of the battle sprites, though the tiles need the help of an emulator's built in tile viewer (or the old fashioned but still applicable screenshots). The tricky part would be initiating the battles. Which is made easier since this game has a code that allows you to take as many actions as you wish in a single turn (victory on turn 1), and are not limited to just moving 3000 times with your own units, but even enemy units and NPC units (though "end turn" still has enemies and NPCs make their single legitimate actions) though you can't have your people attack NPCs (and save before using some units, attacking with civilians... is a bad thing to do [they stand there crying, enemies attack, any survivors just stand there crying until you reset the game or system (enemies attacking them though goes back to the main map and gameplay continues as normal)].

Well. Enough of my rambling. You came for a sheet, and here's a sheet. After the standard section and sheet icons




Played and finished a small (with cheat codes and a map) Japanese Famicom game called Space Hunter. Just need to compile and arrange the swimming sprites (all two of them...) with the rest of the animations (all three of them [excluding standing still and the flame from the jetpack]). Should probably study if enemies are completely random, or set by planet at random of which appears on screen.
Now as I said, this would be a Famicom sheet, and most of us know how artists for NES games loved using all three colors for a character, so I'll post these on a black background.

Oh well. Today is a Langrisser sheet for the little map people. No plan on doing maps due to too many animated parts, but amusingly are 24 x 24 tiles while the little people are 16 x 16 (with little info under them same tile).

OK. Enough rambling. Got two other sites to post this to, and one of them I'll need to translate the post into German.