From Channel CBY, to Colbadoodle!
Basically the same thing, just different and more authentic presentation.
Made sure to keep the Frickbear's-esque artstyle, I really like it.
Honestly Iโd love if he gave himself a unique title like โThe Yellow Rabbitโ instead of just calling himself Springtrap outright
Something like โThe Everhareโ or Nosferatu (hi slender) would be gas
Have Springtrap just be the name he was given by Fazbearโs Fright
When you're making a FNaF rewrite but the idea you have is so far dethatched from the OG story that you might as well just make it an original project
(You might as well scrap it at that point)
@Croco_Art_ Honestly I just think his skin was soaked in blood during FNaF 3, given the DBD model has the red coloring but he still has his ears and nose, which makes it seem like red skin and not muscle
I guess I just want some feedback. How can I write a version of William Afton where he still does everything he did in the games, but make it FEEL like one consistent character, instead of what it was, an idea that was developed in several different directions over time?
It's genuinely so hard to write a consistent version of William, due to the variation of his actions.
In one depiction, he views everything he's doing as an attempt to "love", to create a family, but then the next time he shows up, it was all an elaborate experiment.
And I understand that these depictions don't ACTUALLY contradict each other, that they co-exist (as shown through characters like Molten Freddy), but they always FEEL so inconsistent when I try to write them, and that really bugs me tbh.
It's genuinely so hard to write a consistent version of William, due to the variation of his actions.
In one depiction, he views everything he's doing as an attempt to "love", to create a family, but then the next time he shows up, it was all an elaborate experiment.
I used pictures from the (graphic) novels, but this is also a thing in the games.
In one game, he's just a megalomaniac, and then a few games later, in events that may/may not take place BEFORE the MCI, he's experimenting on children to understand life and death.