A really silly question regarding 3000LiSoB

[RyutheXIIIth]

So, yeah, this is a small thing, and a silly thing at that, but it's a thing that's been bugging me quite a lot for some reason. Well, you guys know that 3000 Leagues in Search of Bowser, right? And you also know the Touhou version, right? Well, I've never managed to find a video in YouTube that answers that burning question, and I just haven't had the time to get on a computer and download the patch.

Well, the question is: Who is the second player in the Touhou version? Is it a recolored Marisa? Or Reimu, perhaps? And what do their shrunk, grown, powered-up, victory and death sprites look like?

[RyutheXIIIth]

Bump?

[raocow]

I forget, can smw support two different players that have completely different graphics? Well, other than something like Drama Mistery.

[KobaBeach]

I forget, can smw support two different players that have completely different graphics? Well, other than something like Drama Mistery.

i think drama mistery's thing was just a matter of swapping player 1's graphics in certain levels

iirc that's possible with a bit of asm i believe

[Validon98]

The second player is just a green-outfit Marisa. I think gamercal was doing a stream of 3000LiSoB and he was playing with Kibatu, and the second player was just a green Marisa.

[RyutheXIIIth]

The second player is just a green-outfit Marisa. I think gamercal was doing a stream of 3000LiSoB and he was playing with Kibatu, and the second player was just a green Marisa.

Well, that answers my question, and this has made me realize something that was fairly obvious, but not easily noticeable(if that makes sense).

I forget, can smw support two different players that have completely different graphics? Well, other than something like Drama Mistery.

i think drama mistery's thing was just a matter of swapping player 1's graphics in certain levels

This is correct.

In theory, one could have as many different "players" as you want. Taking into consideration that a "player" is a controllable character that has its own logging system for score, coins, lives, etc.

So, essentially, all "players" have the same character, only with different palettes, with the exception of a few ingeniously-crafted hacks. Man, I realized that only now.