• Each floor has its goal pole.
  
• Once you change your route, you can't go back. The only way to visit all floors is to replay the level.
  
• There are 4 manga pieces in every level. They are scattered between floors, so you need to play through all of them to complete it.
  • Gathering all manga pieces will give you a special prize.
    
• Every floor has 5 rep blocks so you can get its bonus whenever path you've taken.
  

• Killing an enemy will give you EXP points. You can stack them in the EXP bar, but being hit or dying will completely deplete it.
  
• Gathering a certain number of EXP points will level you up.
  
• Levelling up will make your attacks stronger and give them special effects. It does not affect Normal Arisa/Sengi~ though.
  
• You have 9 icons in your EXP bar, and they're sorted as follows:
  

• You start out at level 1 (no EXP). Killing four enemies will make you level up to 2, and killing 5 more will level you up to 3.
  

• Different powerups don't share EXPs. So, for example, if you were at level 3 with Nekomimi powerup, and decide to grab another, the EXP will go back to 0 so it can start counting for the new powerup. If you get the Nekomimi powerup again, the EXP will return to 3. It will make levelling up somewhat easier.
  
• Levelling up as Normal Arisa/Sengi~ and then picking a powerup will keep the EXP.
  
• Being hit or dying will reset all your EXP progress for all powerups though, as well as reverting Arisa/Sengi~ back to their normal state.
  • Should I make it so the other powerups' EXP progress are kept even if you take a hit/die? This will make the game a little easier. It's up to you.
    
• NOTE: grabbing a mushroom will NOT change EXPs as it's meant to be a simple graphical joke. You'll return to whatever powerup you had before grabbing the mushroom.
  • Should I make different human sprites for each powerup?
    
• PS: Should enemies give 'half-EXP' points, so you need to kill more enemies to level up?
  

• Rep points, in which finding all 5 blocks will give each player one life;
  
• Mangas, in which finding all 4 pieces will give you a secret prize. The manga icon appears in both characters' HUDs but they're updated at the same time.
  

• Although lives are counted separately for each player, if a player loses all his lives, he can borrow one from the remaining player. You can't borrow lives if the remaining player doesn't have lives too.
  
• Because of the co-op nature of the game, if you die, you'll return immediately, inside a gashapon capsule.
  • The player can decide when to drop the capsule, and where.
    
  • The capsule will come from above and roll for a while. Pressing JUMP Button will open the capsule. The player will be invulnerable for a limited time.
    
  • The capsule is invulnerable to any harm, except falling in a hole.
    

• To make the game more balanced, blocks will spawn two powerups so every player can get one. they jump out from opposite sides so there won't be any issues of the same player getting both powerups.
  
• Starsock is an exception, there wil be only one of her on the screen. She'll also protect only the player who got her, so the other player might want to walk behind to be protected together.
  
• Grabbing the coin will teleport BOTH players into the bonus room.
  

• To come out from the pipe in Co-op mode, press the opposite side you pressed to enter.
  

• Now that I think about it, how should the dead sprite act when at a slope?
  • Suggestion: Make Arisa/Sengi~ fall off the screen in normal deaths, and make her lie down when losing the last life? I dunno.
    
• The burned sprites are for when you die with lava, or any fiery object.
  

• In theory, Starsock could kill PK but they won't appear on the same level so it doesn't really matter. I can make a dead sprite for him for the sake of completeness.
  

• It is found in the levels as kernels. They can't be harmed in this state;
  
• Once you approach them, they'll jump out from it, hurting you in contact;
  
• Once they have spawned, they'll walk towards you somewhat fast;
  
• They'll jump whenever you do, making them a little harder to stomp on. Its jump is not high, though (probably one block-high jumps).
  

(04-18-2012, 12:40 AM)Rosencrantz Wrote: this is fucking hilarious

couple of issues, though: I see that you've addressed the main issue with Girlsal's legs (in that she was leaning too far forward because of their original placement), but the positioning still looks a bit unstable. I'd tweak it a bit more (maybe shift the right leg [our left] over another pixel). Second, the hair's just acting crazy in the run animation; what's the ref you're using for it? If you need one, I'd recommend looking at how Shanoa's hair flows in her animations for Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, or you could even mimic Miku's running animation from a pretty recently submitted sheet (this one has the added bonus of showing the double-pigtails that you have going for Girlsal)

Also, I know you're constrained for room and all that in the falling animation, but I would try to do something to compensate for the hair. It's not natural for it to shrink like that :F

And also also, when jumping, the hair probably shouldn't curl around like that. It should naturally be straight when it's being tugged into the air like that.

(04-17-2012, 09:52 PM)Gors Wrote: we noticed that Sengir wasn't 'moe' enough for the chat

(04-18-2012, 06:37 PM)Gors Wrote: