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DOWNLOAD PDF FILE TO ACCESS

NOTE: Oops! I only just noticed a small continuity blunder regarding Coco's device when uploading this!
I'll fix that soon and update this. In the meantime...

What's with the additional credit on the title card? And who on Earth is this person?
Kawashima Ari wrote the Crash Bandicoot manga Dansu! De Jump! Na Daibouken all the way back in the late 90's to coincide with the release of Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back in Japan.

And I must be honest, while the execution of this story is largely different, the concept I've used here credits itself back to this manga.
Now why did I do this? Simple: nothing really happens here, and I needed something that was funny through and through.
So I fell back on this tried-before story and made my own version of it... including a few jokes that I'm sure a lot of you will get a kick out of.

Meanwhile, this is where we bring back Dingodile and catch up with him before the next world. I also used this as an opportunity to link the events between the two worlds together more neatly, and have it seem less random than it was in-game.
I also took the opportunity to do a little lore-building for the Quantum Masks. Not that they needed any, but it felt like I needed to clarify what would go wrong... and why they're spread out across multiple universes.

Other than that... not much to say.
Hope you enjoy this one guys!
I look forward to your feedback.

Next installment:
I dare to go where Toys for Bob didn't and arguably should have.
It's about time!

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NOTE:

Crash Bandicoot and all related characters belong to Activision. No infringement is intended.
Please support the series to show your support for the developer studios of Vicarious Visions, Toys for Bob and Beenox.

The story of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time was originally written by Mandy Benenav.
Dansu! De Jump! Na Daibouken was originally written by Kawashima Ari.
I am merely basing my story upon these works; no infringement is intended.

Description

DOWNLOAD PDF FILE TO ACCESS

NOTE: Oops! I only just noticed a small continuity blunder regarding Coco's device when uploading this!
I'll fix that soon and update this. In the meantime...

What's with the additional credit on the title card? And who on Earth is this person?
Kawashima Ari wrote the Crash Bandicoot manga Dansu! De Jump! Na Daibouken all the way back in the late 90's to coincide with the release of Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back in Japan.

And I must be honest, while the execution of this story is largely different, the concept I've used here credits itself back to this manga.
Now why did I do this? Simple: nothing really happens here, and I needed something that was funny through and through.
So I fell back on this tried-before story and made my own version of it... including a few jokes that I'm sure a lot of you will get a kick out of.

Meanwhile, this is where we bring back Dingodile and catch up with him before the next world. I also used this as an opportunity to link the events between the two worlds together more neatly, and have it seem less random than it was in-game.
I also took the opportunity to do a little lore-building for the Quantum Masks. Not that they needed any, but it felt like I needed to clarify what would go wrong... and why they're spread out across multiple universes.

Other than that... not much to say.
Hope you enjoy this one guys!
I look forward to your feedback.

Next installment:
I dare to go where Toys for Bob didn't and arguably should have.
It's about time!

-----
NOTE:

Crash Bandicoot and all related characters belong to Activision. No infringement is intended.
Please support the series to show your support for the developer studios of Vicarious Visions, Toys for Bob and Beenox.

The story of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time was originally written by Mandy Benenav.
Dansu! De Jump! Na Daibouken was originally written by Kawashima Ari.
I am merely basing my story upon these works; no infringement is intended.