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Admin: Text replacement - "Madness Combat 2: Redeemer" to "Madness Combat 2 Redeemer"

2024-03-06T20:58:31Z

Text replacement - "Madness Combat 2: Redeemer" to "Madness Combat 2 Redeemer"

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	=== Madness Combat 2: Redeemer ===		=== Madness Combat 2 Redeemer ===
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Hardway jones: correction

2023-06-24T07:39:49Z

correction

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	'''Goofs''' are mistakes or errors that appear in a piece of media. Since most of the [https://www.newgrounds.com/collection/madness Madness animations]are created by [[Krinkels]] alone, there are usually a few goofs that slip through during the animation process and end up in the final product. Over the decades, as Krinkels has gained experience and grown more attentive to detail, these goofs have become less common and harder to spot. However, they still happen often enough to be worth documenting.		'''Goofs''' are mistakes or errors that appear in a piece of media. Since most of the [https://www.newgrounds.com/collection/madness Madness animations] are created by [[Krinkels]] alone, there are usually a few goofs that slip through during the animation process and end up in the final product. Over the decades, as Krinkels has gained experience and grown more attentive to detail, these goofs have become less common and harder to spot. However, they still happen often enough to be worth documenting.

	As a rule of thumb, goofs are unintentional. For instance, in [[Madness Combat 6: Antipathy]], when [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]]'s feet disappear during certain scenes, it's considered a goof because it was unintentional. However, in [[Madness Combat 9.5]], when Hank(MC6)'s feet disappear as a deliberate reference to Antipathy by Krinkels, it's an artistic choice rather than a goof. Furthermore, animations that lack goofs altogether will not be listed here.		As a rule of thumb, goofs are unintentional. For instance, in [[Madness Combat 6: Antipathy]], when [[Hank J. Wimbleton\|Hank]]'s feet disappear during certain scenes, it's considered a goof because it was unintentional. However, in [[Madness Combat 9.5]], when Hank(MC6)'s feet disappear as a deliberate reference to Antipathy by Krinkels, it's an artistic choice rather than a goof. Furthermore, animations that lack goofs altogether will not be listed here.

Hardway jones: Final template.

2023-06-24T07:30:53Z

Final template.

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 '''Goofs''' are mistakes or errors that appear in a piece of media. Since most of the [https://www.newgrounds.com/collection/madness Madness animations]are created by [[Krinkels]] alone, there are usually a few goofs that slip through during the animation process and end up in the final product. Over the decades, as Krinkels has gained experience and grown more attentive to detail, these goofs have become less common and harder to spot. However, they still happen often enough to be worth documenting.
-As a rule of thumb, goofs are unintentional. For instance, in [[Madness Combat 6: Antipathy]], when [[Hank J. Wimbleton|Hank]]'s feet disappear during certain scenes, it's considered a goof because it was unintentional. However, in [[Madness Combat 9.5]], when Hank(MC6)'s feet disappear as a deliberate reference to Antipathy by Krinkels, it's an artistic choice rather than a goof.
+As a rule of thumb, goofs are unintentional. For instance, in [[Madness Combat 6: Antipathy]], when [[Hank J. Wimbleton|Hank]]'s feet disappear during certain scenes, it's considered a goof because it was unintentional. However, in [[Madness Combat 9.5]], when Hank(MC6)'s feet disappear as a deliberate reference to Antipathy by Krinkels, it's an artistic choice rather than a goof. Furthermore, animations that lack goofs altogether will not be listed here.
 == Goofs in Madness Combat ==
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 === An Experiment ===
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Hardway jones: Added most of list, testing to see how it appears.

2023-06-24T07:13:19Z

Added most of list, testing to see how it appears.

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Hardway jones: Paragraph clarifying what counts as a goof.

2023-06-24T06:23:19Z

Paragraph clarifying what counts as a goof.

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	'''Goofs''' are errors ~~made while producing~~ a piece of media ~~that appear in the finished product~~. Since most of Madness ~~is animated~~ by Krinkels alone, there are usually a few goofs in ~~each animation that gets uploaded~~. As Krinkels~~' skill~~ and ~~attention~~ to detail ~~have improved over the two decades since the first Madness animation~~, goofs have become ~~rarer~~ and harder to ~~find~~. ~~Despite this~~, they still ~~occur frequently~~ enough to be worth documenting.		'''Goofs''' are mistakes or errors that appear in a piece of media. Since most of the [https://www.newgrounds.com/collection/madness Madness animations] are created by [[Krinkels]] alone, there are usually a few goofs that slip through during the production process and end up in the final product. Over the decades, as Krinkels has gained experience and grown more attentive to detail, these goofs have become less common and harder to spot. However, they still happen often enough to be worth documenting.

			As a rule of thumb, goofs are unintentional. For instance, when Hank's feet disappear during certain scenes in [[Madness Combat 6: Antipathy]], that was unintentional and thus a goof. However, when that same Hank's feet disappear in [[Madness Combat 9.5]], it's a deliberate reference to Antipathy by Krinkels and is thus an artistic choice, not a goof.

Hardway jones: Pre-draft, testing editor functionality.

2023-06-24T05:31:07Z

Pre-draft, testing editor functionality.

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'''Goofs''' are errors made while producing a piece of media that appear in the finished product. Since most of Madness is animated by Krinkels alone, there are usually a few goofs in each animation that gets uploaded. As Krinkels' skill and attention to detail have improved over the two decades since the first Madness animation, goofs have become rarer and harder to find. Despite this, they still occur frequently enough to be worth documenting.