Talk:KEY EVENTS OF THE SAGA/@comment-72.129.158.38-20141202040949/@comment-7889158-20141206225958

@a wikia contributor

here's my suggestion, from one fan of thechocobro's work to another: if you want to make your series the same way he does, do your best to be your own creator, and avoid being just an imitator of the dimension saga. throw in your own style. not just with your character/source choices, but with everything else that goes into it as well.

and keep this in mind too: he had no help whatsoever, fine-tuning his animation skills with powerpoint. he did it all on his own. and clearly that's helped him develop his own style that is now just so singular. so if he were to do a tutorial (which he might even be willing to now, after the latest dimension-related video he posted), i think it ought to just be the basics. the things that are simply the most crucial to know, to even begin to animate like he does. the rest ought to be up to the person making their own series, to learn and develop on his/her own. that's how thechocobro did it, anyhow.

and i think in the end, it helps that person develop their own style and technique. not just doing everything thechocobro does. otherwise, HIS work is no longer unique. it happened to smbz, with all the imitators doing everything that series did, and i just would hate to see it happen to the dimension saga, is all. (heck, if it wasn't for thechocobro, i dont think any of us would have even thought it possible to animate with powerpoint in the first place!) i've been an avid viewer of his stuff for years, and the fact that he makes a point of NOT being like all the 'popular' youtubers out there is something that just stands out to me- so i guess i'm just looking out for him by saying all this.

so when you're making your series, again: dont forget to add your own unique flair to it. make it stand out. to be inspired by something is good, but to then copy nearly every aspect of it isnt the way to go. not if you want to be your own creator. and that's important.

so good luck, and here's hoping we're all talking about your series someday!