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I wanted to take the time to reflect on Edd, his World and his Legacy, and how he fundamentally changed who I am and what I want to do with my life. This comes 13 years after the very first video Edd uploaded online and 4 years after his death. How are you? That's great to hear.This week saw the release of The End, the final Eddsworld video. Dock 2.0/Lion: I'll form the body Switch/Go: And I'll. 10) Occupation.Bex Riley XB: DDR Universe 3 Gypsy woman Artist: neo-GRUV NI: DDR Hottest Party GYRUSS (FULL TILT) Artist: JT.1Up XB: DDR Ultramix 2, DDR Universe Habibe (Antuh muhleke) Artist: Wendy Parr NI: DDR Hottest Party 2 HACK Artist: Komaba Mikiya XB: DDR Ultramix 2 (SP10) Hakuna Matata NI: DDR Disney Grooves Hammer Dance From Super Mario Bros. 150 - Anniversary Golden Hits Special Mega-DJ Kaori's 'Ride' into the PaSeishun uta nenkan 90-nendai soshuhen 1 11)Which site did you here about us.2004 - Super Eurobeat Vol.

In fact, the project file for these games ran more like movies, which were stitched together depending on what the player did. These games, to put it mildly, were not coded well. At this time I had released the first Bullet Bill game and was working on an Excitebike based game. Edd was looking for someone to help make a game for Thomas вЂњTomSkaвЂќ Ridgewell's 16th birthday, and our mutual friend decided that with my practically zero coding knowledge at the time, I'd be perfect for the job. But now, with that project wrapping up nicely, I figured this was the perfect time to reminisce about my time in Edd's World.I first met Edd in 2006 through a mutual friend.

Edd, however, loved it, and got excited about what else we could do. It was super crude and all I really did to make it a 'game' so to speak was move Tom via the arrow keys and have him jump when you hit up. I think in the background it said вЂњHappy Birthday Tom!вЂќ or something along those lines. From what I remember it was Tom in a small rectanglar area jumping for circles that exploded when you collected them. After some small talk he told me what he wanted me to make, he sent me all the art for it and pretty much went вЂњhey, make this an actual gameвЂќ. At this point I had never heard of him and didn't really know what to expect.

It was all a lot of fun, and in fact I still have a. I'd rip the art assets out of a video he uploaded in the morning and finish a parody of it by that night. And then shortly after we just upload anything and got on the featured section. We would joke that we both had so many people who love our content that we could just upload anything and it'd get on the featured section. For those who don't remember, SheezyArt was like DeviantArt but somehow even worse. To this day I don't know if Tom liked his present, or if he even played it, it never really occurred to me to ask.Since then we kept in touch, usually making dumb jokes on SheezyArt.

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I showed him what I had made and he was super ecstatic, and then I asked him to animated the legs and he was considerably less ecstatic. The original animation just had Edd walk in place with music playing so it's not like he had to. I decided against uploading it, however, because Edd only ever animated the top half of his character. I figured I could pretty easily make this into a game so I coded the full framework for the game in a few days. Not really thinking too much of it I did what I always did, I downloaded it and proceeded to mess with it. This, weirdly enough, is actually how our other game projects got started.Near the end of March 2007, Edd uploaded a small Sonic 2 Special Stage animation for his SheezyArt banner.

We blocked out the first four levels and haphazardly threw together a story mode to justify the silly levels. I made the first level and sent it over to Edd, saying вЂњthis is a cool idea how about we turn it into something biggerвЂќ. Edd uploaded a small Doom parody clip of him shooting red monsters, and I thought it'd be fun to turn that into a game. Much like the previous game the whole process took roughly a week or so, which was pretty good considering what we managed to put out there.I'd say just over a year later the exact same thing happened. Finally, 'Not-So Special Stage' was completed and uploaded.

Newgrounds held a their 'Power of Three' event back in 2009 and Edd and I were eager to create something for it. We eventually came up with 10 levels, some maybe better thought out than others, and finally released 'Bang, Boom, Splat!', our most successful game.Now at this point we had released a game together once a year since we met, and right on schedule in 2009 we did start working on a fourth game together. When Edd found this he loved it, and wanted to add even more to the game. While waiting for Edd to animate parts for the first 4 levels I added a Zombies Ate my Neighbours level, intended as a Easter egg if you beat the story mode.

If I recall correctly I had just started university at this point and couldn't work on the game as much as I would've liked. We got pretty far in this concept, with 3 out of the 6 levels actually finished, before the project ended up dying. We settled on an idea called 'Kid Thulhu and the Jan Ken Bunch', the concept being a kid version of Cthulhu would be the main character, fighting Megaman style against the 'Jan Ken Bunch', which were Rock-Paper-Scissors based enemies. This was the first time Edd and I would actually scope out an idea together, as opposed to me just repurposing content he had already made.

He did this so regularly that I had hundreds of small flash files from him, sometimes exact duplicates because he forgot he already asked me about them. I believe starting with Eddie's Teddy, Edd would send me WIP files for critique. We had a lot of really cool ideas for it and I still have a lot of Edd's sketches lying around for the bosses, so maybe this will actually see the light of day at some point.Now back around 2006 all the way up to Edd's death, I was involved in Eddsworld. Honestly I keep a lot of Kid Thulhu to myself even now because I like to think I'll still work on this idea later on.

I sent him back the notes and a few versions of it playing to help him decide on how the theme should sound. He sent me a voice clip of himself humming a pretty flat version of what the theme is now, and asked me to transpose it for him. Edd also came to me when discussing the Eddsworld theme. Starting with Ruined I also provided coding, music and sound effects for quite a number of movies, though in classic Edd fashion no matter how much or how little I contributed to each movie, I was only ever credited in the special thanks section as 'Ian', and that's if I was even credited at all. I voiced a character in Zombeh Attack 3, animated the videogame portion of the 2007 Halloween Special and appeared in Spares.

We chatted, and I admitted I thought Bing was pretty cute at the time but that was about it. Now, Edd was the first online friend I told about me being gay, albeit accidentally when he was asking me for relationship advice, and I guess just wanted an honest conversation about it. The very last conversation we had was him asking if I found him attractive.

Of course, nowadays I am happy married, and my lovely partner easily fills that inspiration role, but back then I had lost the most creative person in my life and I didn't really know what to do. A lot of the stuff I made back then was influenced by him and what he was doing, so losing that all of a sudden was a huge blow that seemed impossible to recover from. I've mentioned this before but Randy is the one that first got me into animating, but Edd was for all intents and purposes my inspiration for animating. Now out of these three events, Edd's news hit me the hardest. This news came pretty fast after Randy Solem, the owner of VGDC, passed away, and shorter after this news my boyfriend at the time was admitted into hospital and I couldn't visit him. Andrews.I didn't really know what to do honestly.

I knew when Wolfgun released his new album at the time, Sundisk, that I'd want to make another animation for it.