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Update 02

🕑 Added 2025-07-29 13:36:07 +0000 UTC

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MPArt

Thanks for your considered input, pumpkin! I think that, if I were to do a longer feature, it would probably be wise to do it as you describe. So, in some ways, it would be similar to my current release schedule, but there would perhaps be more of a through arc linking the episodic releases. As you say, it is challenging to meet everyone's interests in terms of ending types, monster types, body types, etc. At least, in a timely manner, lol. It would be goofy fun to maybe do a series in which some sort of damsel squad gets taken down one member at a time with each installment, for instance. Maybe a structure like that would meet all of these qualities. At any rate, I'll keep all of these thoughts in consideration!

pumpkin

You may be able to have a feature that you divide into parts for more regular release and keep that income stream up in the process. However, both you and the audience can get bored with the same thing so i think what you are doing is good. Elaborate and extend when suits but not every time. We'll tell you when we really want more of something.

MPArt

Thanks for your considered feedback! I genuinely would be quite interested in creating a long animation like that. And, I think that many people would be interested in a larger project like that, too. Unfortunately, I've found that, the longer I go between project releases, the more that my income can drop off. So, it's something that I'd really need to plan out to make sure that I could afford to produce it. But, it's good to know that you would also prefer a longer format, and would be in favor of such an effort!

MPArt

I appreciate the feedback! It's always a challenging balance for me of navigating production time and release frequency. So, it's good to know that you prefer a ratio like this.

A2

I agree with the person above. Short films are what the entire Internet is littered with today. There aren't many authors who can think through a plot and make a full-length film. That's why many people love the gamer's video about Resident Evil. Or Mendes, who created his own 20-minute full-length film about a sanctuary and a monster and became very famous, but then switched to short films and got lost among the countless videos of other authors. In general, think about a full-length film, even if it takes 3-4 months, at least one of these should be in your arsenal.