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Lisa: The Hopeful
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Lisa: The Hopeful

The Lovelies

[9]

Party Members

[7]

Benny "Beltboy" Oberwinch

Clyde "Cyclops" von Volger

NPCs

[20]

Coldstein Kegger

Corny

Deep Ones

The Engine Enthusiasts

Console	Genre	Developers
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	Dunkelschwamm Mar 21, 2018, 6:30 AM
	Note about the rips: As with Lisa: The Painful and Lisa: The Joyful, there is a lot of repetition in the resources that I decided to include in the sheets rather than take the time to eliminate (there's so many subtle differences between some frames that I didn't want to risk eliminating something unique). Additionally, all of what I ripped is from Lisa: The Hopeful Definitive Edition, which includes sprite work contributed from the fangame community to spiffy up and complete the work of the original fangame author TacoSalad. I chose this version as it is the most up-to-date version of the fangame and, if the title is to be taken literally, is the ultimate and final form of Lisa: The Hopeful. A side effect of this, however, is that the asset files are riddled with depreciated sprites and older version of sprites which have since been replaced in-game with newer, ostensibly better ones. I've elected to include any depreciated sprites and frames left in the game's files in the sheets for completion's sake. For an example of what this may look like in the sheets, scroll to the bottom of the sheet for The Engine Enthusiasts and you'll see a single frame of the old version of a joy mutant which was left in the game data. Since Lisa: The Hopeful is a fairly complex RPG Maker game with many branching paths and conditional encounters, I hope it's understandable that I did my best to organize these sheets in the way that felt the most appropriate to me.