🎵 "I dunno what I was sheeting... leaving my pixel behind..." 🎵

Hey hey heyyy, sprite stans! ...I know, I know – who in the world is this blue-haired guy? Yeah, I'm normally on the sister site, the Models Resource. However, I'm doing the Spriters team a little favour today and momentarily stepping in to write this week's update! Lots of neat looking sprites you lot have got here, so let's see...

First up is The Huntress with an elite of enemies, tanks, and backgrounds from Commando: Battle of Britain. Next is a portrait-oriented group of Fire Emblem: Heroes by Falconpunch and some adorable pixelated Dadish submissions by TheRealNumber7! Marching in afterwards are various 4-star characters from Osomatsu-san Hesokuri Wars by Biggest_Chungus, large casts from Tribal Hunter by Ragey, the Star Ocean games by true, and Mars 3D by Perdition's Gate Enjoyer. Ragey makes another appearance as well with various general sheets from Blazing Bleaks! There's a good number of Pizza Tower tilesets by SKL, too, and a heap of charmingly styled UI elements from Minna de Taisen Puzzle by blueberrymuffin. And there's definitely more content available than what I've only listed here, that's for sure! We have loads of amazing and witty customs this time around as well; be sure to check 'em out if you're interested! My personal favourite has gotta be these Tears of the Kingdom Mushrooms (Minish Cap-Style) by KaSurigan! Yep, love that good ol' cozy ✨pixel art✨.

This is usually the part where I offer up a tip for submitters, but this isn't exactly my area of expertise? Hmm... ah, I got it! Alright. Submitters, here's a tip from me: when you're generating an icon for your sheeted submission, please avoid attempting to fit the entire thing into the small preview thumbnail. Rather, choose a particular sprite of interest from the sheet that could convey the overall subject of your submission and make that the focus of your icon instead. It wouldn't hurt to include two or three additional subjects if it's, say, a multi-character sheet. Just be sure not to overdo it!

Just think, "What would dodos do?" Stay fresh, and stay off the hook!