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Kosperry — ''All Lupes Go To Faerieland''
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Published: 2015-04-25 08:23:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 31354; Favourites: 951; Downloads: 67
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....Eh, the title kind of makes sense only if you play Neopets xDDI decided to submit this one this week instead of a drawing I did of my werewolf character which I originally planned to upload today. Buuut, I might upload him next week.
I'm actually gonna try and submit this to Neo's Art Gallery for Lupe Day in May. Also that background was done in like, 2 minutes and you can tell XD
(Edit 5/1/15) It didnt make it in. :<
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Well, duh you know what All Dogs Go to Heaven is. You draw that style all the time
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Say guys, shouldn't we band together and try to help Kosperry by nominating her to become a Senior Member on Deviantart, so that we can all do something very nice for her in return for all the very nice things she's done for us? Here's a link to the DeviantArt page that explains how it works and what it takes for a DeviantArt artist to become a Senior Member: help.deviantart.com/29/
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The resemblance from Charlie to the Lupes is uncanny. You're scaring me with how much your style looks like Duth's.
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NEOPETS!!!! I thought I was the only one who remembered that game.......( I still have the Ps2 game they came out with, The darkest faerie! )
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What about Gelerts, tho? ;-;
They're dogs too...
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LOL I play Neopets and have a Darigan Lupe Too awesome!
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All Lupes.
Including mutants and darigans. XDD
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This looks cool.
Also, I've been wondering to myself, "What if Neopets was launched in 1984 for DOS instead of online?"
Well, a few things...
First off, you would need to get all sorts of diskettes to create, color, and customize pets, which can get quite annoying. Plus, pick a wrong disk and you may create a pet instead of color an existing one, or just get an error.
Secondly, on the earlier stuff (1989 and prior), the colors would be garish (because CGA graphics only supported up to 16 colors). Also, on most of the disks, there is only support for sound from the system buzzer, which would get annoying after some time (but you'll get used to it).
What's more, to challenge someone else on a different system, you would need to use a clunky and slow dial-up connection. (While you're sending the challenge, be sure to pray to Jesus that you don't get disconnected.)
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Thats a really interesting thought!
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More downsides:
Some game controls would be clunky. (Either WASD, GHJK, or number pad control instead of arrow keys - how annoying is that!?! Also, most older games wouldn't use a mouse, just a keyboard - ugh!)
Games would be on diskettes, and later on compact disks. (Some have annoying buzzer music and sounds. You would be lucky to find a few with SoundBlaster, AdLib, or Roland MT-32 synth sound support.)
The graphics would strain on your eyes, because of all the pink and blue of 4-color CGA. (You could set it to CGA 16-color, but the colors are still garish. EGA supports up to 64 colors. 256-color VGA wouldn't be available until 1990.)
3D graphics were an absolute pile of dung. (Later 3D graphics were better, though.)
Compatibility with Windows 95 would be an issue until later in the year. (The same goes with Windows 98 and other versions of Windows, up to Server 2003, then programs are strictly Windows programs from there.)
You would need to upgrade from 300 baud all the way up to 33.6K to access online features in the later years. (33.6K was recommended for higher speeds than 14.4K or 28.8K dial-up.)
You would need to send your challenge over a BBS.
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Totally. D8
I seriously love how detailed these descriptions are! I'm so into old computers and stuff, hehe.
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Imagine playing Gormball by only using the Enter key and numbers 1 through 5.
The Enter key would be used whenever the message "Press ENTER to continue . . ." pops up, of to confirm n-second delay.
The numbers 1 through 5 would be used whenever the message "Your move - input delay time (1-5), then press ENTER to throw Gormball." pops up.
A ">" symbol and a blinking cursor would appear below the line of text.
Example of Enter key application...
Brian waited 2 seconds.
Press ENTER to continue . . .
...and number keys...
Your move - input delay time (1-5), then press ENTER to throw Gormball.
>_
The game over screen:
The Gormball explodes on Thyassa!!!
You have been blasted out of the game!
Final Score: NaN
NP Earnings (load main disk): NaN
Win screen:
The Gormball explodes on Kevin!!!
You are the last player standing - you won!
Final score: NaN
NP earnings (load main disk): NaN
Your Prize: NaN
If the system date is set to 9/23, you'll see this message in conjunction with either the game over or win screens:
Today (Sep. 23) is the Annual Gormball Championship,
meaning that your NP earnings have just doubled!!!
This would also have a character select menu:
SELECT YOUR CHARACTER
1. Thyassa the Chia
2. Brian the Scorchio
3. Gargarox Isafuhlarg
4. Farvin III, Alien Aisha
5. Ember the Fire Faerie
6. Zargrold the COOL Grundo
7. Ursula the Usul
8. Kevin the Korbat
Input selection (1-8) . . .
>_
Error screen if input is not valid:
Error - input invalid
Main screen (with 1985 date stamp and large, flashing 8-by-8 text):
##### ##### ###### ## ## ###### ### ## ##
## ## ## ## ## ### ### ## ## ## ## ## ##
## ## ## ## ## ####### ## ## ## ## ## ##
## #### ## ## ## ### ## # ## ###### ## ## ## ##
## ## ## ## ##### ## ## ## ## ####### ## ##
## ## ## ## ## ### ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ##
##### ##### ## ### ## ## ###### ## ## ####### #######
(C) 1984, 1985 TNT.
Press ENTER to continue . . .
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I can totally imagine it!!
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Also, imagine the original Usuki Frenzy with a 1987 date stamp and 4 color CGA graphics (16 color option available too) - imagine the eye strain from all the pink!
And the original Chia Bomber with a 1986 date stamp with 4 or 16 color CGA - if you select 4 colors, your eyes will bleed from all the red, green, and yellow!
Chia Bomber 2 would have VGA 256 color graphics and a 1990 date stamp - oh, and Roland MT-32 music and sound instead of system speaker music and sound.
Same with Usuki Frenzy 2, except it would have a 1992 date stamp and SoundBlaster music and sound.
Jolly Jugglers would have a 1991 date stamp, VGA 256 color graphics, and SoundBlaster music and sounds.
Faerie Bubbles would have a 1989 date stamp and ugly EGA graphics, but it would support the Roland MT-32 synthesizer. (The sound effects come from the system speaker, though.)
The list goes on and on.
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More earlier games ported to DOS:
Hasee Bounce: 1989 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, Roland MT-32 music, sounds from system speaker.
Feed Florg (original): 1987 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, sounds from system speaker.
MAGAX: Destroyer (original): 1987 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, music and sounds from system speaker.
Extreme Herder: 1987 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, music and sounds from system speaker.
Go! Go! Go!: 1986 date stamp, 2-bit CGA graphics (black-green-red-yellow), sounds from system speaker.
'Chute! (Tetris knockoff): 1986 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, music and sounds from system speaker.
Neopoker: 1985 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, sounds from system speaker.
Scarab 21: 1986 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, sounds from system speaker.
Round Table Poker: 1987 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, music and sounds from system speaker.
JubJub Blackjack: 1985 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, sounds from system speaker.
Sutek's Tomb: 1988 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, Roland MT-32 music, sounds from system speaker.
NeoQuest: 1986 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, music and sounds from system speaker.
Neoquest II: 1989 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, Roland MT-32 music, sounds from system speaker.
ToyBox Escape: 1989 date stamp, 4-bit CGA graphics, SoundBlaster sounds.
What about later games?
Meepit vs. Feepit: 1990 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics (with 4-bit CGA option available), SoundBlaster music and sounds.
Feed Florg 2: 1991 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, SoundBlaster music and sounds.
MAGAX: Destroyer II: 1992 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, SoundBlaster music and sounds.
Wicked Wocky Wobble: 1992 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, Roland MT-32 music, SoundBlaster sounds.
Snot Splatter: 1994 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, mouse control, AdLib music and sounds.
Super Hasee Bounce: 1993 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, SoundBlaster music and sounds.
Kookia: 1995 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, mouse control, AdLib music and sounds.
Pakiko: 2000 date stamp, 16-bit VGA graphics, Windows 95/98 support.
Jumpin' Gem Heist: 1994 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, mouse control, AdLib music and sounds.
Sorcerers' Skirmish: 1995 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, Roland MT-32 music, SoundBlaster sounds.
S.M.E.L.T.: 1996 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, Windows 95 support, Roland MT-32 music, SoundBlaster sounds.
Extreme Herder 2: 1994 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, AdLib music and sounds.
Biscuit Brigade: Hagan's Last Stand: 1993 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, mouse control, Roland MT-32 music, SoundBlaster sounds.
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I've also decided on Prof. Milton Clodbottle's Astounding Habitarium getting a DOS port. It would have a 1995 date stamp, 8-bit VGA graphics, SoundBlaster music and sounds, mouse control, and support for Windows 95.
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In fact, Meepit vs. Feepit would gain a lot of popularity on DOS, resulting in releases for Sega MegaDrive (Genesis) and Commodore AMIGA the following year (1991). It was later released for SNES in 1992.
The original Chia Bomber and Chia Bomber 2 saw the same fate. Chia Bomber 1 got released for NES, Sega Master System, and Atari 7800 in 1987. Chia Bomber 2 got released on SNES, Sega MegaDrive (Genesis), and Commodore AMIGA in 1991.
There would be others that would be ported to other systems, such as Gormball, which got ported to Commodore 64 and Tandy in 1986.
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Oh the nostalgia of playing Neopets when I was 12. :3
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OMG YOU PLAY NEOPETS, TOO??
You're officially my favorite artist now luv u
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Neopets, I see I've found another fan huh?
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Ah, it was you who was behind all those memorable movies from my childhood.
... wait, you weren't? Holy Mother of God, you are the greatest doppelganger of all time!
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I used to be sooooooo into neopets, now I don't play it at all and I don't think I ever owned a Lupe though, and the closest I got to one was a gelert....I need to log into my old account.
Ixi's were always my favorite pets they're soooo cute.
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OMG. You even included the shadow of the cel. How far will you go for realism? lol
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Oh my God this is incredible! You've really mastered the Don Bluth art style and have created something spectacular by crossing it with Neopets lol! Great job!
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Thanks for reminding me to feed my pets 0-0
Awesome work,nice play on the references I have to say! ^_^
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Thank you for the Neopets references and All Dogs go to Heaven references
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Neat! Now I can't wait to see that werewolf character of yours.
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About 11 years and still going strong...hehe!
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*High five* Same here! I'm a Xweetok nut myself 
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Awesome!! I've got a few draiks on my accounts. Always loved them! Aishas, Korbats, and Lupes as well. :>
I have oh man...like...over 50 irl plushies. D:
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They've been a bit late with their AG on Neopets since Jumpstart took over but you should definitely enter it lol.
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Man, Neopets. I remember that site! I keep pondering if I wanna go back or not, hah.
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