In fact, my main tools are MS Paint and VERY basic photoshop. I've always been plagued by not having an artist to help with my projects ALL of my life and I've had to use my horrible horrible drawing skills. The second one, I unfotunatly can't help with _. But since I'm not a chibi fan, I do have a question about physics: should I keep all knockback and jumping and stuff the same or should I scale all of that in half so Amy plays just like her bigger version on a smaller scale? I didn't make her chibi to begin with because I'm personally not a fan of small characters, but if there are people out there who enjoy the small ones, I'd be perfectly willing to make a small sprited version of everything (I've already written a java program to rewrite the AIR files to double the size of hitboxes for another character, I'm sure I could edit it to reduce them, and also resizing all sprites in half in fighter factory is three simple actions). Also, here are a few vids of the latest version: Also, there is now a Japanese voice pack and it also comes in 'chibi' format. The information is in the readme but basically, I added a bunch of defensive moves since she was incredibly lacking in them. UPDATE 1: I've released the second version.

You can find all the information (including screens and youtube vids) and downloads at my site: I put most of the important info in the readme but a quick summary is that I basically took Cyanide's Amy Rose, took the required sprites and sounds from Sonic Battle: ME so it will work in normal MUGEN, took a bunch of stuff from MugenHunter's Amy and injected it in (using Daniel Sidney's sprites), and then added a bunch of stuff that I thought made sense for her to have. I've gotten it cleared by both Cyanide and MugenHunter, so I've officially got full permission to do this. I just needed to get it cleared by a couple of people.

This started off as something for my own enjoyment but I started to think I'd like to release it.

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