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So originally I ordered this game off Amazon on the day it won Best Shooter and Best Multiplayer at the 2015 Game Awards, when it was $10 off, before it got delivered a couple days after. (Although, during Black Friday it was apparently available for half that at Walmart, according to my aunt.) I proceeded to not touch it over the next few weeks, and kept putting off playing it (it and Super Mario Maker, which I got a week earlier) either because I still had classes and exams to come, or because I wanted to focus on finishing other things like ordering and packing Christmas gifts before I'd get sucked into playing these games.

Fast forward to January 4th when I finally opened the game and had a go at it. All I can say after that is that a couple days later I'd been consumed by it (and loved the final boss) and had the idea of this little comic thing, although I'd kept putting that off too. By the evening of the 10th, I'd already put in 69 hours into the thing. After that...instead of 10-12 hours daily it was more like 3 or 4, since I kept pressuring myself to start vectoring this here thing, though I wanted to keep playing Splatoon so badly. Having my spring college semester not start until the 19th may have helped a bit.

Eventually only got to work on it in the afternoon on the day the North American Past/Future-themed Splatfest would start, and would finish it about 15 minutes into Splatfest. I'm sure this joke has been done before but it applies to my past week and a half rather accurately.

I think I need more pointers for backgrounds, even simple ones like these.

Dlsclaimer: Nonsensical crossovers like this aren't supposed to make sense to begin with; don't look too deep into it.

Other disclaimer: The pony depicted is "Crescent Moon", not "Doctor Whooves", despite the resemblance.

Time: 3 hours

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Made as fan art of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, copyright Hasbro and produced by DHX Media, and Splatoon, copyright and developed by Nintendo.

Description
So originally I ordered this game off Amazon on the day it won Best Shooter and Best Multiplayer at the 2015 Game Awards, when it was $10 off, before it got delivered a couple days after. (Although, during Black Friday it was apparently available for half that at Walmart, according to my aunt.) I proceeded to not touch it over the next few weeks, and kept putting off playing it (it and Super Mario Maker, which I got a week earlier) either because I still had classes and exams to come, or because I wanted to focus on finishing other things like ordering and packing Christmas gifts before I'd get sucked into playing these games.

Fast forward to January 4th when I finally opened the game and had a go at it. All I can say after that is that a couple days later I'd been consumed by it (and loved the final boss) and had the idea of this little comic thing, although I'd kept putting that off too. By the evening of the 10th, I'd already put in 69 hours into the thing. After that...instead of 10-12 hours daily it was more like 3 or 4, since I kept pressuring myself to start vectoring this here thing, though I wanted to keep playing Splatoon so badly. Having my spring college semester not start until the 19th may have helped a bit.

Eventually only got to work on it in the afternoon on the day the North American Past/Future-themed Splatfest would start, and would finish it about 15 minutes into Splatfest. I'm sure this joke has been done before but it applies to my past week and a half rather accurately.

I think I need more pointers for backgrounds, even simple ones like these.

Dlsclaimer: Nonsensical crossovers like this aren't supposed to make sense to begin with; don't look too deep into it.

Other disclaimer: The pony depicted is "Crescent Moon", not "Doctor Whooves", despite the resemblance.

Time: 3 hours

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Also on Tumblr ( ).

Made as fan art of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, copyright Hasbro and produced by DHX Media, and Splatoon, copyright and developed by Nintendo.