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Nutty plushie is finally FINISHED! ✨💖

Thank you everyone for giving me support while doing this craft, and thanks for the patience! i made a collage too, hope y'all like it🥰🧡✨

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Mi humilde opinión de los personajes del amigitos felices 👌😎 

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No habría llegado a los 50 «Me gusta» sin vuestra ayuda. ¡Gracias por este sueño!

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Lumpy

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I drew Flippy,I’m not used to drawing furries but I think it looks nice :)

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HIM✨🧡✨🧡✨

XFIN CONSEGUÍ AL OSITO DISCOOOO EN EL JUEGUITO DE DEADEYE DERBY😭😭😭😭

ES TAN TIERNOOOOOO nOOOOO Q LINDO🧡🧡🧡🧡✨✨✨ COMO ME ALEGRA EL DÍA CON SOLO VERLO😭😭😭😭✨✨✨

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HIM✨🧡✨🧡✨

XFIN CONSEGUÍ AL OSITO DISCOOOO EN EL JUEGUITO DE DEADEYE DERBY😭😭😭😭

ES TAN TIERNOOOOOO nOOOOO Q LINDO🧡🧡🧡🧡✨✨✨ COMO ME ALEGRA EL DÍA CON SOLO VERLO😭😭😭😭✨✨✨

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i believe it's the moment to start working again on my mini nutty :'D👉👈✨💗 it's been a while since updated smth abt him, i'm soooo glad I've finished most of my homework so i can keep going w my projects :'3

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Nutty plushie is ON THE GOOO🫶💖✨✨✨

the wool color looks different in every photo i take!! in some the green of his fur looks darker UnU but i love how it is looking rn, here's some of the processヽ⁠(⁠*ﾟuﾟ⁠*⁠)⁠ﾉ

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Mini Nutty is almost finished! (⁠ ⁠/⁠^⁠ω⁠^⁠)⁠/🩷\(⁠＾⁠∇⁠＾⁠)⁠ﾉ One of my favorites crafts so far!!!! ✨🩷

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Ni he terminado el Mini Nutty de lana, pero ya ando planeando hacer al Nutty cartulina ヘ⁠(⁠￣⁠ω⁠￣⁠ヘ⁠) 💗 este dibujo grande ya lo tenía hecho hace como un mes, aun asi quiero completarlo✨

Más tarde SI O SII hago un peluche de Disco bear😤🫶✨LO NECESITO !!!! me encanta tanto su diseño y su flow, se volvió mi nuevo comfort character jijij✨👌😌🧡

En Conclusión, yo me pongo tarea de artes solita 🥸👍✨ojala me pidieran hacer tareas asi en la uni x,d

asii y me hace falta mimir más XD

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HTF- boys~

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MY SON okay but I’ll seriously discuss this now It gets funny at some point maybe if you like my humor. The whole time they’ve advertised a boss in Lost Mines and you know it’s Flippy you sort of expect it to be Fliqpy because Flippy’s not an asshole like that. However, we all thought Russell wasn’t such an asshole BUT LOOK WHO WAS BOSS IN RAGING RAPIDS. MOTHER. FUCKING. RUSSELL. Anyways, Flippy (in all his glory) is in a hecking tank leaving just about NO SPACE to shoot him. Not to mention the little guy looks so cute while trying to kill you. Anyways, he throws like three grenades in a row, don’t click them and you’re dead mate. I was using HANDY in second level cart armor and it still caused 100 damage. Flippy’s shots aren’t really lethal since it’s Lost Mines and he’s a pretty terrible shot anyways. But the grenades are 100% right unless you tap them. Which can get pretty challenging when you’re freaking out and being hunted by a known killer in a tank. Note he’s also using the second most expensive and best slingshot in the game unlike the normal slingshot every other boss would use. I say best slingshot because it has the second highest attack and reloads faster. Again, Flippy is a terrible shot so you’ll be fine. When the match is over you somehow LEAP across the tracks, STEAL his “Bowie knife” (I refuse to acknowledge it as one since the other day I picked up a book on knives and found that Bowie knives are tapered for easier stabbing but are not serrated like Flippy’s), and I assume either after that you fall to your doom or you successfully assassinate Flippy. In a tank. On his own course. Alright maybe leaping across the track wasn’t such a good idea after all. But ANYWAYS when you get to the win-loss screen it’s a Fliqpy icon that replaces the normal Flippy one. Assuming that you probably scared the shit out of him with your earlier stunt he probably flipped out and did battle on a moving tank. On a rickety track. With dynamite around you. You know maybe he could have thought that out more. Anyways, he emerges either dead or victorious. I’d like to point out that Flippy also gets two lives. I couldn’t survive while taking screenshots, so I have no idea whether something happens or not like with Russell. I’d say your best equipment would be poison ammo and some health kits that can heal over 100 health. You’re going to need them. By the way, make fun of my username and you’re dead kiddo.

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From Zero to Three Hundred Thousand (Happy Tree Friends: Deadeye Derby)

We launched ‘Happy Tree Friends: Deadeye Derby’ on Apple’s App Store exactly 3 weeks ago (1/16/2014). Since then we’ve had nearly three hundred thousand installs (292,376 as of this sentence), two million sessions (1,959,321), and three million five hundred thousand games played (3,496,272). But, the most remarkable number is the number of marketing dollars we’ve spent to date: $0.

Prior to 'Deadeye Derby’, my expectations for the App Store were turning pretty bleak. 'Deadeye Derby’ is our 10th (released) game since we started submitting to the App Store in May, 2012. With that many titles, smooshed dreams, and heavy hearts, the App Store was looking more and more like winner-takes-all, and we weren’t winning. 'Deadeye Derby’ changed all of that. Don’t get me wrong, we still have a long long long… long… really long way to go, but it proved that there’s still a place for indie developers in the App Store - even without Apple featuring the app or spending a fortune on marketing.

King.com, the maker of 'Candy Crush Saga’, is expected to IPO with a valuation of $5 billion. Yet, we’ve been beating them in the ranks for weeks in some territories. To date, we’ve been ranked #1 overall, under games, or under a games subcategory in Germany, Mexico, Poland, Bolivia, Greece, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Ecuador. The stores in the latter part of that list may not be too impressive, but Germany is ranked among the top 5 markets by revenue.

Working with the Mondo Media guys has been great. You can’t find a more creative or enthusiastic bunch anywhere else. Happy Tree Friends is a solid, albeit niche, IP. They receive millions of hits a month and they’ve, literally, had generations of viewers. Even they’ve been happily, no pun intended, surprised by the game’s performance so far. Their massive viewership hasn’t been solely responsible for the game’s growth. Previous licensed games only received a fraction of our current downloads. We’ve been lucky to find each other and align our goals. I find the best business partners are those that are in the same boat as you, paddling in the same direction, headed for the same warm and fuzzy horizon.

Our most successful game behind 'Deadeye Derby’ was 'Swipe the Deck’. We inked a deal with Chillingo, the original 'Angry Birds’ publisher, to sell three million copies of the game for $0.99 a pop. A week and a half after the launch and only forty thousand free downloads later, they stopped promoting the game. The figures weren’t where they should have been and they had bigger fish to fry. I don’t blame them, and they were supportive while it lasted; but, at the end of the day, we were just another game studio to them.

We still have a long way to go - if you didn’t get that in the earlier sentence. The App Store is still dominated by huge corporations and blockbuster hits born on the backs of many Benjamin Franklins, but there is hope. An indie developer can rise to the top of the charts with the help of some loyal fans. That’s enough to keep me going as I sign off on my v1.0.4 update and finally get some rest after 72 hours of “this was supposed to be submitted on Thursday.” (Apparently Apple stopped accepting applications built with pre-Xcode 5 development tools. So I had to install a new OS, Xcode 5, update all our SDK integrations, and fix all the little fun iOS 7 inconsistencies in our game. \rant)

If you haven’t heard of our game yet, please give it a spin. It’s still a work in progress, far from perfect, but it’s a start, and it’ll only get better with time… hopefully. If you like it please share the game with your friends:

https://itunes.apple.com/app/happy-tree-friends:-deadeye-derby/id725760113

If you want to tire-kick 'Swipe the Deck’, you can find it below. We have plans for an all new tricked out version.

https://itunes.apple.com/app/swipe-the-deck!/id546995221

If you want to cheer along with us for every new user, I have a counter I rigged up for launch:

http://htfslingshot.endersfund.com/htf_slingshot/web/count

You can also track our players as they compete for the top spot on our leaderboards:

http://htfslingshot.endersfund.com/htf_slingshot/web/leaderboard/weekly

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From Zero to Three Hundred Thousand (Happy Tree Friends: Deadeye Derby)

We launched ‘Happy Tree Friends: Deadeye Derby’ on Apple’s App Store exactly 3 weeks ago (1/16/2014). Since then we’ve had nearly three hundred thousand installs (292,376 as of this sentence), two million sessions (1,959,321), and three million five hundred thousand games played (3,496,272). But, the most remarkable number is the number of marketing dollars we’ve spent to date: $0.

Prior to 'Deadeye Derby’, my expectations for the App Store were turning pretty bleak. 'Deadeye Derby’ is our 10th (released) game since we started submitting to the App Store in May, 2012. With that many titles, smooshed dreams, and heavy hearts, the App Store was looking more and more like winner-takes-all, and we weren’t winning. 'Deadeye Derby’ changed all of that. Don’t get me wrong, we still have a long long long… long… really long way to go, but it proved that there’s still a place for indie developers in the App Store - even without Apple featuring the app or spending a fortune on marketing.

King.com, the maker of 'Candy Crush Saga’, is expected to IPO with a valuation of $5 billion. Yet, we’ve been beating them in the ranks for weeks in some territories. To date, we’ve been ranked #1 overall, under games, or under a games subcategory in Germany, Mexico, Poland, Bolivia, Greece, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Ecuador. The stores in the latter part of that list may not be too impressive, but Germany is ranked among the top 5 markets by revenue.

Working with the Mondo Media guys has been great. You can’t find a more creative or enthusiastic bunch anywhere else. Happy Tree Friends is a solid, albeit niche, IP. They receive millions of hits a month and they’ve, literally, had generations of viewers. Even they’ve been happily, no pun intended, surprised by the game’s performance so far. Their massive viewership hasn’t been solely responsible for the game’s growth. Previous licensed games only received a fraction of our current downloads. We’ve been lucky to find each other and align our goals. I find the best business partners are those that are in the same boat as you, paddling in the same direction, headed for the same warm and fuzzy horizon.

Our most successful game behind 'Deadeye Derby’ was 'Swipe the Deck’. We inked a deal with Chillingo, the original 'Angry Birds’ publisher, to sell three million copies of the game for $0.99 a pop. A week and a half after the launch and only forty thousand free downloads later, they stopped promoting the game. The figures weren’t where they should have been and they had bigger fish to fry. I don’t blame them, and they were supportive while it lasted; but, at the end of the day, we were just another game studio to them.

We still have a long way to go - if you didn’t get that in the earlier sentence. The App Store is still dominated by huge corporations and blockbuster hits born on the backs of many Benjamin Franklins, but there is hope. An indie developer can rise to the top of the charts with the help of some loyal fans. That’s enough to keep me going as I sign off on my v1.0.4 update and finally get some rest after 72 hours of “this was supposed to be submitted on Thursday.” (Apparently Apple stopped accepting applications built with pre-Xcode 5 development tools. So I had to install a new OS, Xcode 5, update all our SDK integrations, and fix all the little fun iOS 7 inconsistencies in our game. \rant)

If you haven’t heard of our game yet, please give it a spin. It’s still a work in progress, far from perfect, but it’s a start, and it’ll only get better with time… hopefully. If you like it please share the game with your friends:

https://itunes.apple.com/app/happy-tree-friends:-deadeye-derby/id725760113

If you want to tire-kick 'Swipe the Deck’, you can find it below. We have plans for an all new tricked out version.

https://itunes.apple.com/app/swipe-the-deck!/id546995221

If you want to cheer along with us for every new user, I have a counter I rigged up for launch:

http://htfslingshot.endersfund.com/htf_slingshot/web/count

You can also track our players as they compete for the top spot on our leaderboards:

http://htfslingshot.endersfund.com/htf_slingshot/web/leaderboard/weekly

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If only mondo wish that deadeye derby will be also avail on android. Damn, that’ll be fun for me… (Or I could just forcefully buy an ipad)