without the staples.Ī weird animation of Duster talking while doing some weird pose, which matches the unused Flint one mentioned previously.Īnimation of Duster getting electrocuted & collapsing onto the ground. Probably intended for the aftermath of an attack by the Masked Man.Īnimations of Duster using the wall staples. Unused sprite of an unconscious Flint without his hat. He kneels similarly in Chapter 8, but never in this direction. Unused sprite of a hatless Flint crouching. Unused animations of a hatless Flint talking in multiple different directions. In the final, Flint never walks while hatless. Unused animations of a hatless Flint walking in multiple directions. Unused sprites of a hatless Flint standing, with angles never seen in-game. Unused animation of Flint talking while looking up.Īpparently an unused sprite of an unconscious Flint, very similar to its hatless counterpart. floating up? The final two sprites are moved up a pixel. Unused animation of Flint looking up & just. Unused animation of Flint looking up & walking. Unused animation of Flint doing either an uppercut or jumping. Found with the sprites for the campfire scene before Ollie being hit, it suggests Flint would've walked to Ollie in order to attack him. Unused animation of Flint walking to the right while holding a piece of wood. This is actually fully functional by putting him in the second party-member slot using debug and bringing him to the train in Chapter 4. Unused sprite of Flint dodging the train. It almost looks like the pushing sprites Lighter & Isaac have in Chapter 1.Īnother weird unused Flint animation of him talking while doing some weird pose. Unused animation of Flint tipping his hat lower than usual, almost taking it off. Unused animation of Flint talking while crouched. Unused sprites of burnt Flint crouching in all manners of directions.Īnother set of kneeling Flint, but he's only charred this time.Īn animation exists of Flint clinging to the airship at the end of Chapter 5 who, according to the Mother 3 ( EarthBound 64) trailer at Spaceworld 1999, would have replaced Kumatora in the party at this point in the game. The top-left and top-right animations' second frame is one pixel off-center. Unused charred variants of Flint talking. Due to Flint being the sole protagonist while he is covered in soot, he never talks. In the final game, Flint is the only playable party member during the forest fire, which prevents you from viewing these.Ĭharred variants also exist, and just like the burned ones, these also go unused. Unused burnt variants of Flint walking while K.O.'d. The up and left animations are used in-game. Unused talking animations for Claus in his Commander outfit. Unused walking animations of Claus in his Commander outfit. In the final, only a down-facing one is used.
Unused sprites for Claus in his Commander outfit. Unused sprite of post-timeskip Claus just sitting. Although he does lose his shoes in the final game, they still appear on his fallen sprite. Unused sprites of Young Claus knocked out in different directions.Īn unused sprite of a fallen Young Claus without his shoes. Young Claus playing Stone-Sheet-Clippers, used in the unused Masked Man flashbacks. Originally intended for the early version of the "F-F-Fire!" scene. Young Claus pulling on something & falling over. (Jeff's Graphic Dump: ) Unused Character Sprites Party Members Claus This is also the last enemy with a sprite. This Pigmask is associated to enemy 100, an enemy that can't be fought because of how the RAM handles enemies. This bear is associated to enemy 00, an enemy that can't be fought.Ī palette swap of a Navy SQUEAL. In the game, an item named Honey Shower allows you to summon bees to hit enemies, but sometimes the narration says that a bear showed up instead no bears actually appear graphically, though. According to unused Battle Memory text, it was meant to be fought in the Mole Cricket Hole.Īn unused bear sprite with some honey on his claws and teeth. He is sadly unused, and thus we never get to see his wonderful sprites.Īn unused mini-boss called the Tiny Forest. This enemy, Alkaline Man, is an extremely interesting and original palette swap of Battery Man.
It's most likely that this was the original sprite used for when he removes his mask. It's notable that he doesn't hold a sword. It's similar to the one where he reveals his true identity, but still holding his arm cannon. The Masked Man also has a "back sprite" during the first fight with him, which shows him unmasked. They include the Strawberry Slime, the Cactus Wolf, the Forlorn Junk Heap, the Surprise Box, the Almost Mecha-Lion, the Steel Mechorilla, Master Eddy, and the Firefly. Since they cannot be approached from behind, many bosses and mini-bosses have unused back sprites.
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