Hello! You may or may not have seen me within this sub before. If not, call me woshcloth! I draw silly little cartoons and write about silly little cartoons.

I created this character called Kizzu a little while ago. I wanted to capture a specific, cutesy sort of style I see in some anime or Japanese media (like the little mouse fella from Detective Conan, whatever his name is). For some reason, I really like to hypothesize game ideas. And I saw potential in this nervous little creature… so potential I put out. This is by no means complete, and could be considered me throwing ideas at the way. but I’ll show it off anyway! Character designs are present in the image attached. Enjoy!

**Cho no Super Sprite**  
**Possible worlds include**:  
**Jimedoe**, the meadow of the **Sprites**  
**Yashoup**, the fruity tropic jungles  
**Baoshi**, the desert area and town of the **Doughmen**  
**Corontop**, an impossibly tall mountain will peril about

**Main characters** (and those related to them) **include**:  
**Kizzu**, the timid Sprite nurse and the main character you play as  
**Himeli**, the lesser Angel that grants Kizzu fighting capabilities, bringing her company on her journey, as well  
**Pii**, the **Nosh** that belongs to Kizzu  
**Tsuewee**, the whistle-like character that is the stubborn stooge to **Ickughbod**  
**Cappy T. Keel**, the sailor that owns the S.S. Sprite (which he uses to sail you to the following worlds)  
**Ickughbod**, the main antagonist of the game and interdimensional creator of **Imps** and their energy  
**GeneSis**, the only **Archangel** and the creator of the Sprite Dimension and everything in between

**Possible game mechanics include**:  
**Bubble**, the main form of attack that **Kizzu** uses which allows for damage and eventual **Bubbling** of enemies or objects. Bubbles follow **Kizzu** until kicked into another enemy, and only two at a time can follow her  
**Bubbling**, which signifies a defeat of an enemy signaled by the enemy itself being **Bubbled**, allowing for the now **Bubbled** enemy to be kicked into obstacles or another enemy  
**Bubble Burst**, a charged up sudsy aura that when released triggers hidden switches, highlights the location of certain secret objects, and briefly stuns all on screen enemies. Can be charged midair  
**Downpour**, an attack that allows **Kizzu** to jut downward, defeating any enemy she lands on one while doing this attack  
**Bubble Boppers**, a form of attack not natively obtainable, having to be bought as an optional upgrade all its own. They are arms made of bubbles that, if equipped, start the player off with one, heavy hitting attack at the beginning of each level. When contact with an enemy is made, the arms pop

**Main species** (aside from enemies) **include**:  
**Sprites**, creatures known for their carefree nature and happy personality** **(Kizzu, Dingu, Beebee, Cappy T. Keel)   
**Angels**, divine beings that rule over the Sprite Dimension and can be sent through the bugle in the sky to visit the Sprite Dimension personally (Himeli)   
**Archangels**, the highest class of angels with the ability to create life and warp worlds to their will (GeneSis)   
**Imps**, an everpresent force that can materialize to form violent beings  
**Doughmen**, doughy and meaty individuals that live under the hot sun of **Baoshi**

**Possible enemies** (in no order) **include**:  
**Pust**, the harmless blobby character that wanders about  
**Mogoeld**, the greedy character that hustles about in search of **KinCoins**  
**Manuemanu**, the playful character that juggles **Fruit Bubbles** and (in certain stages) throws **Bombs**  
**Doud**, the tall character that is passive and acts as a platform in pits  
**Nosh**, the globby little character that loves fruit and is a pet to **Sprites** like **Kizzu**  
**Googlebird**, the giant, ditzy character that is seen throughout **Googlebird Peak**  
**Maitashi**, the fungal character that stumbles around in a seemingly out of it daze due to its spores

**Important objects, values, or currencies include**:  
**KinCoin**, the currency in universe and in the game used for buying upgrades to abilities  
**Points**, which are gained from defeating enemies or collecting **Fruit** and is used to exchange for **Chances** when you collect 100 of them  
**Fruit**, which comes in many varieties (apple, orange, pear, grape bunch, banana, and melon) each with varying values of points  
**Chances**, which are the game’s equivalent of extra lives that can be found scattered sparingly across levels or through gaining 100 **Points**  
**Fruit Bubbles**, which are just bubbled **Fruit** of any kind, either floating around and needed to be accessed by platforming or being withheld by enemies like **Manuemanu** or **Nosh**  
**Bombs**, which are lying around in certain levels or thrown with the intent to harm by enemies like **Manuemanu**

**Possible bosses** (in no order) **include**:  
**Doud and Proud**, the largest recorded Doud that has a sapient bump on its head named **Proud** that is angry and in a drunken haze after watching too many movies and having one too many swigs  
**Gubble**, a gum-like character that lives in **Gubble’s Gulch**, being controlled by an **Evil Virus** to become hostile, ruining **Yashoup**’s** **flow  
**Gertrude the Gullible**, a childish giant that got tricked by **Tsuewee** into being evil and destructive, with the **Imps** making sure she is none the wiser to this

**Minor characters include**:  
**Dingu**, a clumsy Sprite that lives in his house that is near a cliff to poke fun at his accident-prone ways, way down in **Whoopsy Doop Stoop**   
**Rabbi Douda**, the leader of the **Douds** in **1** – **4**, who can’t seem to find a job for them  
**Fishes**, with their individual names unknown, are residents of **Bunch Bubbleway** who have lost items needed to be returned in **2** – **2**  
**Vegetables**, who each want to be turned into a dish before they rot so they can finally go to **the big kombucha bar in the sky** in **2** – **3**  
**Beebee**, an eager Sprite who wants to improve her aim with **Starchery** practice

**Stages sorted by world include**:  
**1** – **1** Rockabye Hill (Jimedoe), **1** – **2** Whoopsy Doop Stoop (Jimedoe), **1** – **3** Googlebird Peak (Jimedoe), **1** – **4** Way of the Doud (Jimedoe), **1** – **5** Wiggly Wildworks (Jimedoe), **1** – **BOSS** Tall Tale Hideaway (Jimedoe)

**2** – **1** Fruity Falls (Yashoup), **2** – **2** Bunch Bubbleway (Yashoup), **2** – **3** Veggie Beddybye (Yashoup), **2** – **4** Soda Pop Spring (Yashoup), **2** – **5** Sling Bean Starchery (Yashoup), **2** – **BOSS** Gubble’s Gulch (Yashoup)

**3** – **1** Dry Man’s Drop (Baoshi), **3** – **2** Fool’s Gold Dash (Baoshi)

(the rest of the levels are by no means complete, like a lot of stuff here)

**Stages that revolve around helping people include**:  
**1** – **2**, where you help **Dingu** pay more attention to his surroundings  
**1** – **3**, where you help retrieve the stolen **Googlebird** egg  
**1** – **4**, where you help **Rabbi Douda** and his **Douds** get jobs as platforms  
**2** – **2**, where **Pii** helps you swim about and return items to **fishes**  
**2** – **3**, where you help willing **vegetables** get turned into a dish  
**2** – **5**, where you help **Beebee** get better aim via **Starchery** practice  
**2** – **BOSS**, where you help **Gubble** by smacking him around a bit, knocking out the **Evil Virus** in his stomach

**Stage hazards and gimmicks include**:  
A mobile **Googlebird**, seen in **1** – **3**. Near the end of the stage, where you attempt to scale **Googlebird Peak**, the giant bird walks around, unintentionally posing a threat to you. The bird itself is invincible, so you have to avoid its steps to reach the peak and finish the stage  
**Douds** being utilized as platforms, seen in **1** – **4** and a couple of stages after their debut. Douds rise at certain intervals, specifically from the bottom of peaks. They can be used as platforms, and they don’t seem to mind

**Pii** provides assistance, first seen in **2** – **2**. Pii seems to be waiting in the second room of the stage, with **Kizzu** incredibly confused as to why he is there in the first place. **Kizzu** prepares to lightly chastise the young **Nosh**, but **Himeli** stops her. He says he foresees him helping them out. **Pii** then bubbles **Kizzu**, allowing for her to swim throughout the remainder of the level until she breaches land

A **Mogoeld** race, seen in **3** – **2** where the entire level circles around racing against multiple Mogoelds. There are multiple placements in the race, ranging from fifth place to first places, with obstacles to trip you up along the way

Cho no Super Sprite — a stupid game concept with my silly characters