r/AlanBecker

random oc art dump go

My app wasn't working, so I had to make everything ON MOUSEPAD! for Ballista I gave up trying to go pixel by pixel coloring, and the website I use doesn't allow coloring individual pixels, you have to manually draw a square and copy and paste it!

THIS TOOK ME HOURS TO GET THE PROPS AND THE SIZE OF THE BRUSH TO GET ALL THE SHAPES, I had to guess and check every size to see if it looked right because I can't import things and I don't have a touch screen and mouse pad drawing sucks,

This isn't even all the props, these are the basic props...

(I loved working on it though, even though I lost my temper a few times... or a lot)

”What’s that silly sheep up to?”

This is a wholesome fan-made Animator vs. Animation story about what happened after Mitsi’s massive hair growth. The whole purpose of this story I made is to make the Animator vs. Animation Community happy, so I hope it makes your day better. 💟

(CREDITS): Alan Becker

(PREQUEL): https://www.reddit.com/r/AlanBecker/s/N7z1LG4Ued

(IMPORTANT REMINDER): It’s highly recommended to experience Animator vs. Animation 1-11 (or above) by Alan Becker before experiencing this fan-made story. Experiencing this story beforehand will result spoilers!

(RELEASE): August 18, 2026

Hope y’all like it

Great news: About a week ago I managed to fix the issue I was having with sprite editing, and I have been back working on TDL. I have reworked a lot of him, such as the idle animation, run animation, his "Ceiling Evaporator" move, (the black beam that gets fired into the sky on U-Strong), and I have finally made the Virablade work with skins, as seen in the image attached. I have also done a design for victim and H4CK3R, who I will be creating after I finish TDL, as honestly the workshop one isn't very great and is just a reskin of RuberCuber's TCO. The designs are in one of the images attached, along with my TDL, RuberCuber's TCO and Muno's Yellow.

I'm well aware that the TDL I have published probably isn't very fun to use due to how incomplete it is, along with the fact some other guy published a WIP TDL which is more polished, so I am going to make sure the finished TDL is fun to use, polished, and is faithful to RuberCuber and Muno's designs of TCO and Yellow, along with victim/H4CK3R. Thanks for all the patience, I will try not to disappoint.

I understand why other shows, and even Season 2 of AvA, give characters limited stamina. When you have an extremely powerful character like TSC, limiting their stamina can be a reasonable way to keep fights balanced.

But Victim literally gained these abilities only recently. He is inexperienced, he isn't particularly strong compared to the other major characters, and now he also has extremely limited stamina. Honestly, it feels unnecessarily cruel.

Victim wasn't the strongest character to begin with, so what was the point of giving him such a severe limitation? Personally, I think it would have been much more interesting if Victim had never gained these powers in the first place. His whole thing was that he didn't have the raw power of TCO or TDL. Instead, he relied on technology, intelligence, gadgets, and whatever resources he could create for himself. That's what made him unique. He was basically the Batman of the AvA universe.

It would have been much cooler to see Victim remain that way and continue helping TDL through his own technology and intelligence rather than suddenly gaining powers that still don't even make him one of the strongest characters.

And that's what I don't really understand: what was the narrative purpose of giving Victim these powers in the first place? Was he intentionally weakened so that he could replace Viraboth in the power hierarchy? Or was it simply to make him a suitable opponent for TCO?

If he was never going to become one of the strongest characters anyway, why change the very thing that made him unique? I think keeping Victim as the powerless-but-dangerous strategist who relies on technology could have made him far more interesting.

Victim´s my favorite, so I put him as example