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Henry Stickmin
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Henry Stickmin is an interactive cartoon movie series by animator PuffballsUnited. It was originally powered by Adobe Flash, but later was powered by Ruffle. As of 2022, there are five cartoons in the series, with the latest being "completing the mission", released in August 2020.
YouTube thought they had stomped interactive content on the web by removing annotations.[1] They were wrong.
The player gets several choices of what Henry should do next in order to get out of a bad situation. Usually, only one of the choices leads to the next step while the the other choices lead to hilarious fails.
The iterations of the series are "breaking the bank", "escaping the prison", "stealing the diamond", "infiltrating the airship", "fleeing the complex", and "completing the mission". Each iteration added more paths of interaction.
The series contain many meme references to movies and games, such as Undertale (Mr. Macbeth scene in "completing the mission), Super Mario 64 (painting and bowser fight parody in "completing the mission"), and Pilotwings 64 (Jumble Hoppers in "stealing the diamond").
Memes
The "mind crystal" from "completing the mission" is a reference to "The Sims".[2]
The fight against Mr. Macbeth, a train crew member in "completing the mission", is a parody of the "Undertale" game.
Charles is an ally of Henry and a helicopter pilot. Sometimes he crashes his copter into a building while singing "this is the greatest plan!" or variations thereof.
External links
- The Henry Stickmin Collection
- MISSION UN-POSSIBLE (i missed this...) | Completing the Mission - Markiplier (August 8, 2020)
- Henry Stickmin: Completing the Mission (THE END) - Markiplier (August 14, 2020)
- Completing the Mission - All Choices, Fails & Endings (with subtitles) (August 8, 2020)
References
- ↑ The death of YouTube annotations marks an end for early interactive web video - Mashable, December 14th, 2018
- ↑ Henry Stickmin Mind Crystal (The Sims Reference)