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Asinine Age Changes and Ret-cons
9 years ago
Hey guess what, Asinine Age starts again in January!
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*cough*
Anyway, some preliminary info. I'm going to be changing some things about the comic to hopefully improve both the story and the setting. Some important changes include:
1) Removal of some current comics, primarily dealing with the story introduction, the king, and the princess
2) The King character is being completely changed to be an older, more competent figure, and the Princess's father instead of brother. His role will be significantly reduced
3) The Princess will be a much more prominent character in this version, with slightly altered motivations
In any case, anything related to older Asinine Age media will be moved into a sub-folder instead of deleted, so it can still be seen there. Anything in that folder, however, will be considered non-canon
This week I hope to post the new Prologue to the comic, which marks the beginning of the comic in color! I hope you enjoy!
...
*cough*
Anyway, some preliminary info. I'm going to be changing some things about the comic to hopefully improve both the story and the setting. Some important changes include:
1) Removal of some current comics, primarily dealing with the story introduction, the king, and the princess
2) The King character is being completely changed to be an older, more competent figure, and the Princess's father instead of brother. His role will be significantly reduced
3) The Princess will be a much more prominent character in this version, with slightly altered motivations
In any case, anything related to older Asinine Age media will be moved into a sub-folder instead of deleted, so it can still be seen there. Anything in that folder, however, will be considered non-canon
This week I hope to post the new Prologue to the comic, which marks the beginning of the comic in color! I hope you enjoy!
I tried to keep the young king in, but it was too complicated to figure out how to make it all work with an older dead parent. It made the story easier to write to have an alive, older father/king instead of a younger brother king.