Random Talking Bush's Submissions

[Random Talking Bush]

*lazily rolls on the ground* Whee... Here's a few more submissions, with some comments below each of them.


Alice Margatroid, from Touhou 7.5: Immaterial and Missing Power. DarkOverord already ripped all of the characters from this game's sequel, Scarlet Weather Rhapsody. In SWR, the sprites of the Shanghais (those are the dolls that Alice uses for her attacks, for those of you who don't know) were brand new.

Everything else was pretty much the same, other than new animations for each character. So, here's the original sprites from that game's predecessor. (There's quite a few things in the Misc. section that I haven't been able to get the alpha channels for... The effects were already like that, even in SWR's sprite files.)


Mario, from Mario Pinball Land (or Super Mario Ball for the Europeans). I'm really surprised that nobody ripped these before, considering how easy they were to rip. Run game, dump palette, open ROM in Tile Molester, find sprites, load palette, DONE.


...and Bomber the Kid, from Bomberman Party Edition. This is a "mini-project" I'm working on -- to finish what Ragey started. Let me explain.

About a year ago, Ragey submitted spritesheets of the characters here to tSR. However, he gave up on ripping those due to the way the sprites are stored (and I don't blame him!) and only ripped a few colours for each Bomberman (mostly white and black, with a 0-2 more for the rest). What I'm doing for this "mini-project" is I'm ripping the remaining colours for each and every one of them. I'm not even going to take credit for them, so each sheet will be as if Ragey himself finished the job -- I'm leaving the layout and credit tags alone. (If you don't want me doing that, feel free to clobber me with a frying pan or something like that.)

For Bomber the Kid, I ripped the Blue and Gold colours.

...and here's what Ragey had said when I asked him if I could rip the rest of sprites back in June:

I've been forever meaning to re-rip the Bomberman Party Edition stuff, as I never really liked the way I organised it, but considering I didn't exactly enjoy ripping it either, I practically encourage you to do it! You can credit as yourself, though, as I personally thought you had more input on it than I, what with all the palette finding and teaching me the basic functions of GGD. :]

Although I'm keeping the organization and tags for the sheets they way they are. Hope he doesn't mind.

(Oh, and I apologize for a lot of talking about a few things. <_< )

(EDIT: Ack! I mislabeled the two final stages in Scarlet Weather Rhapsody! They should've been the other way around! Here's a zip with the corrected files.)