Thank you... and what's next! (Patreon)

2023 was a….weird year. I am grateful for everyone who watches, comments, and shares our videos and a huge thank you to those who support us on Patreon! Youtube is going through some changes so we sat down and made some plans! 

The first video of 2023 will be a Nabiu short taking place after the events of the Beastiary Update  in January and the second video will be Something about Donkey Kong Country 2 in February! 

2024 is the 30 year anniversary of Donkey Kong Country so we are excited to make this one as a tribute! It’s my favorite of the Donkey Kong series. 😊 Funymony assisted with writing and he’ll actually create the storyboard/animatic for this one. He is also a huge fan of the DKC series so we know it’s in good hands. Here is some of my concept art below!

As I mentioned before, I am going to focus on shorter videos. While I loved making the 8-10 minute something series episodes, it took longer and there were more chances that something would happen during production to cause delays. I’m also going to start doing Youtube shorts here and there. Some shorts will focus on Nabiu while some will be previews of something series videos, kinda like an “ad” that links back to the main video while others still might be games I may not have time to do a full video on. I’m also playing with the idea of revisiting some older videos in a shorts format to bring attention to the channel. My goal is to publish a full something series video every other month and, hopefully, that will give me enough time to finish The Fruitless Quests of Nabiu pilot episode.

I’m also hoping to introduce some extended scenes on the TerminalMontage Clips channel, kinda like Cucuí Ganon Dos!

And, yes, we plan to make the Zelda OoT Water Temple video this year! 😄

Lastly, I am going to share more .GIFs of published videos on Patreon so you all can download them, if you’d like! 

I cannot thank you all enough for your support. The landscape of the internet is always changing, youtube is always changing, but no matter what happens, I’m grateful to have the chance I’ve had all these years and I could not do it without this community.