Bad Future's backgrounds are also in the works. There are a few things I've got to check in the WW backgrounds at large first.

Well, we have the background for the good future of Wacky Workbench, at least. That's a start.

Where's the HUD?

I like how Amy Rose is in Miscellaneous.
I don't know why.

Sonic CD has my Favourite sprites

"Sega enterprises"

"Fun Is Infinite"

@captaingame17 i am pretty sure that the explosions are the same as sonic 1's and the game over text uses the same font as the act clear text

Where is the Game Over sprite and effects? (like when sonic breaks an item box)

I’ve got WW sprites coming guys, dw.

they hurt my blue boi

@The Observer ok, thanks for clarifying

@Ruskah: I'm ripping things in a much more different manner than how it's been covered previously, and it takes longer since I have to research and test content to ensure total accuracy. Wacky Workbench lives up to its name in this regard, as there's a bit more than expected when I had some glances into it.

Simply, it'll be done when its done.

@The Observer why? aren't they like the other zones?

@Ruskah: On their way; they're not amongst the easiest of stages to rip.

where is WWZ bad and good future?

ummmm... can someone add the unused R2 Boss and Badnicks? i can't seem to find them in any version

Only the original version used sprites because the Mega CD couldn't cope very well in terms of palette and frame rate speed so instead of having a blocky video they just redrew certain sections/animation frames into sprites. Notice how clear the cutscenes are compared the typical FMV game the Sega CD got. It would take quite a while to rip though. From the 1996 PC port onwards Sega used the original animation video so they can't be sprite ripped.

Many of the old Mega CD and PC Engine games mostly from Japanese companies did use sprites for cutscenes, some like the PC Engine Sailor Moon "game" pretty much the entire game are sprite cutscenes. Not sure about Road Avenger or Time Gal though...

@beanluv: In the case of the CD-i games, they're actually stored as paletted sprite files, so they do in fact count.

@Random Talking Bush: yet you did for numerous CD-i games and more

@Sonicfan32: That's kinda why I was asking about the FMV being ripped and put into a sheet or something. The remastered FMV doesn't even really need to be ripped because it isn't even in the RSDK file.