Adventure Time, a show made by a guy who worked on Flapjack, Pendleton Ward.
This show has it all. Character development, humor, crazy adventures, and even its own gender swapped version.
Notable characters:
Finn the Human - A 15 year old human boy who loves adventures.
Jake the Dog - Finn's adoptive brother who can change his body into any shape.
Princess Bubblegum - Ruler of the candy kingdom, she tends to do a lot of science experiments.
BMO - An adorable video game robot who lives with Finn and Jake.
Marceline the Vampire Queen - A half demon vampire who enjoys playing music.
Lumpy Space Princess - The sarcastic princess of Lumpy Space who speaks in a valley girl accent.
Lady Rainicorn - the Korean speaking girlfriend of Jake's.
Flame Princess - The hot tempered ruler of the Fire Kingdom.
Ice King - The weirdo wizard who tends to kidnap princesses a lot.
Was rewatching the TAS WIP 1 & 2 and saw something I missed last time I watched it. At 7:01 you head over and activate pillar 5's fans... But wouldn't it be slightly faster to do so after turning on #6's? Removes about 2 seconds of 'backtracking' there, I imagine.
4:41 - If you don't approach Suto and instead use the door, he notices you and drops down to block the way out. I'm not sure whether the dialog change from doing this would be faster including him leaping up and back down, but it has the added benefit of keeping him closer to the door so you can leave the room faster afterward. I'm wondering if it's possible to sequence break the fight entirely by using the Mannan facing right @ 4:38 and somehow shoot it, jump to the right into the attack it creates, and damage boosting to the hanging platform to the right of it. It'd require testing, but if you pull it off you'd be able to enter the generator room from the lower entrance and skip both the fight and having to backtrack to Jack to get the key at all. 7:30 - Damn, that was sweet. There's probably going to be another update to the game tonight, but again, it shouldn't affect the TAS at all. Just some routine bug fixes later in the game.
Jumping to control speed Speed on the ground oscillates rather than staying capped at a maximum. By decelerating in the air, the speed can be tweaked such that the oscillation peaks at a higher value on the ground. Jumping again can then freeze the oscillation at that maximum speed until landing. This is why I tend to stay in the air as much as possible. Horizontal Enemy Boosting Until I get the Booster 2.0, I'm normally limited to a maximum speed of 845, but by lowering my speed to below 512 and then clipping the corner of an enemy, the enemy pushes me forward and I can reach speeds of up to 1023. This is usually very difficult to do, since it requires hitting an exact position on a moving enemy and reaching a specific velocity value at the same time. This trick is why I get hit so much early on in the game (to push myself forward faster than normal and save a bunch of frames every time). Note that it only works on certain types of enemies, because not all enemies have the type of solid collision that can push the player around. Invulnerability Reset Normally the player blinks for a while after getting hit and can't get hit again during that time, but some things (such as the end of a boss round) can reset the invulnerability time and allow you to immediately get hit again. Most importantly, opening the menu resets your invulnerability. This was used to get hit twice in a row by a bat to skip a bunch of backtracking in Grasstown. I didn't discover this trick.
My main goal with this movie was test lsnes and see if it's better than snes9x, only that. I could be faster, but the scripts that I use in snes9x doesn't work in lsnes, complicating my TAS.
you know i am not used to tasvideos yet give me a break please