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I was inspired after discovering Cartoons!'s (CAP) Tomohawk animation to make a part-based, rather than frame-based, pixel animation of Necturna ([link] ). I tinkered with it a lot, learning on how to time stuff and get everything to match, and it's still not perfect, but at least I'm okay and getting used to it. I would like to try more of it out, but I have no time.

All of the pieces in this animation displace, rather than rotate, for each of the frames. I only have ImageReady, rather than Flash, to animate. I can rotate them, I suppose, but that would have to be done manually.

This is a bit old, actually. I wanted to put this animation and Mollux's animation ([link] ) as one file, but 51 frames x 23 frames does not make a good file size. After quite a while, I just ended up keeping the loops separate.

Well, enjoy this excuse for an update.

The concept of this design originated from Pokemon and produced by Smogon's ~Yilx , to all of which I do not own or intend to use for profit.

Description
I was inspired after discovering Cartoons!'s (CAP) Tomohawk animation to make a part-based, rather than frame-based, pixel animation of Necturna ([link] ). I tinkered with it a lot, learning on how to time stuff and get everything to match, and it's still not perfect, but at least I'm okay and getting used to it. I would like to try more of it out, but I have no time.

All of the pieces in this animation displace, rather than rotate, for each of the frames. I only have ImageReady, rather than Flash, to animate. I can rotate them, I suppose, but that would have to be done manually.

This is a bit old, actually. I wanted to put this animation and Mollux's animation ([link] ) as one file, but 51 frames x 23 frames does not make a good file size. After quite a while, I just ended up keeping the loops separate.

Well, enjoy this excuse for an update.

The concept of this design originated from Pokemon and produced by Smogon's ~Yilx , to all of which I do not own or intend to use for profit.