There’s a lot of people already doing collabs tho

i will

some day

is this bold and brash

you’re obviously a young kid and you’re excited about making stuff with SN and animation which is great

but the point of “showing off” your characters (or submitting to the website) is to have something other people want

when I, or anyone, can make this exact same figure in 4.5 seconds because it’s just a blue stickfigure with segments on the ankles/wrists, you’re probably gonna get snarky condescending comments (this is the internet, welcome)

i’ve given you advice in two previous comments but it doesn’t look like you’re actually applying any of it

4 minutes isn’t really anything just saying-

People legit spend hours, sometimes even months (*cough*, me) on single stick or pack. Plus what Ralph said, you need to make characters that people would want to use.

Alright maybe not everything applies to that but try to meet that requirement.

real talk with u rn
it’s likely not going to get approved

if you read the “Submit stickfigure” window, DBZ figures/OCs are held under much more extreme scruitny because there’s 59845987546 of them already and they all look alike

case in point here, same “baggy pants” base with some gloves and spiky-ish hair, it’s nothing too different from the countless other figures like it

not to mention the color and structure is just a bit simplistic where even a normal figure likely wouldn’t be approved, look at an OC like this, just random, for example

the structure, the color, the clothing details, etc – people will be interested in this and want to download it

now, to others reading this that may have a point that sometimes “simplistic figures do get approved ralf” – yes, sometimes, but there’s usually some underlying reason, typically usefulness or a specific niche