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Here is the wip of Gloom’s walk cycle. The coloring is still rough and I have to put some in-betweens as well as redo the arms, but I wanted to get a feel of her movement before I drew all the images. 

Once upon a time: There were two Fast Food superheroes named Ham-Man and Wiener-Ladd.

And everyday: They fought crime as vigilanties across the city of Sandwich Massachusetts.

Until one day: A sudden boom of plushies using their likeness were being sold without their permission.

And because of that: They went to investigate who was creating these plushies so they could go through the proper steps to sue. 

And because of that: They discovered a pirate known as Plushi, who has been turning people into marketable plushies.

And because of that (continue as needed): The three of them had to duke it out in a 2-v-1.

Until finally: Plushi was defeated. 

And since that day: Plushi has been captured and no one was turned into a plushie again.

And the moral of the story is: To not infringe on someone's likeness. 

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Once upon a time: There were two Fast Food superheroes named Ham-Man and Wiener-Ladd.

And everyday: They fought crime as vigilanties across the city of Sandwich Massachusetts.

Until one day: Oscar M. Eyer started stealing all of the chinese restaurants’ Pork Buns. 

And because of that: Ham-Man and Wiener-Ladd find him and confront him. 

And because of that: Ham-Man is turned into a plus sized Pig through Eyer’s new invention. The Robot known as Boar Bot, capable of scrambling molecules to be that of a pig.. Wiener-Ladd is immune however. 

And because of that (continue as needed): Wiener-Ladd Must take down the robot and revert Ham-Man to his original state. 

Until finally: Wiener-Ladd is successful in taking down Boar Bot and reverts Ham-Man back into Sesame Seed Glory. 

And since that day: Eyer’s “HogWash” plans were put on hold, as the duo chased him off. 

And the moral of the story is: Sometimes you’re the only one who is able to face the odds. 

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Once upon a time: There were two Fast Food superheroes named Ham-Man and Wiener-Ladd.

And everyday: They fought crime as vigilanties across the city of Sandwich Massachusetts.

Until one day: The City starts shaking.

And because of that: Ham-Man and Wiener-Ladd go out to investigate.

And because of that: They discover that the city has been turned into a giant sushi conveyor belt. All clues point to Baby Blubba.

And because of that (continue as needed): Ham-Man and Wiener-Ladd must put Baby Blubba in time out and shut down his contraption.

Until finally: Ham-Man and Wiener-Ladd find a way to shut down his contraption and return the city to normal.

And since that day: Baby Blubba has been under house arrest. 

And the moral of the story is: Don’t be a glutton. 

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Once upon a time: There were two Fast Food superheroes named Ham-Man and Wiener-Ladd.

And everyday: They fought crime as vigilanties across the city of Sandwich Massachusetts.

Until one day: The show was cancelled,

And because of that: 14 years down the line, the executive big heads who own the property decided to make a “Greatest Hits” to capitalize on nostalgia. 

And because of that: A commercial was made to advertise the Ham-Man and Weiner-Ladd DVD Box Set. Coming to retailers near you. 

And because of that (continue as needed): This is an advertisement now. 

Until finally: The advertisement ends.

And since that day: No one knows when the Box Set will be released. But here’s to hopin’.

Still working on the gags. I’ve already drafted the ideas and now sketching how to the set them up in the story. To further understand how they these traps work, I looked up the mechanics on how the traps were set up. Surprisingly, I found some tutorials on my traps. I’m also working on the edit of my story board with the help of my professor and peers.

For the past few weeks, I have been focusing on storyboarding the gags that occur in the story. My main inspiration for these gags so far have been Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner. 

I’m still not done with that and foresee another week or 2 hashing out gag ideas, but here are some sneak peeks at the gags. 

A gloomy girl reluctantly befriends a very outgoing girl, but this friendship may not be a good thing.