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Media References
All media that has been referenced throughout my franchises.
 Battle for Dream IslandBattle for Dream Island (BFDI) is an animated web series created by Cary and Michael Huang where anthropomorphic objects compete in challenges to win a grand prize, usually “Dream Island.” The show is known for its quirky humor, unique characters, and elimination-based competition format. It has developed a dedicated fanbase and inspired multiple sequels and spin-offs within the same universe. The main reference found throughout most, if not all of my franchises. |  SkullgirlsThe Skullgirls franchise is a 2D fighting game series developed by Reverge Labs and later expanded by Hidden Variable Studios and Autumn Games. It features fast-paced combat, hand-drawn art, and a diverse cast of characters set in a dark, stylish world centered around the mysterious Skull Heart. Praised for its deep mechanics, animation quality, and strong competitive scene, Skullgirls has built a passionate community in the fighting game genre. Reference found in Gods of the Garden. |  PokémonThe Pokémon franchise is a global multimedia phenomenon created by Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures Inc., centered on capturing and training creatures called Pokémon. Players, known as Pokémon Trainers, battle and trade these creatures while striving to complete their Pokédex and become Pokémon Champions. Since its debut in 1996, the series has expanded into various forms of merchandise, becoming one of the most successful franchises in the world. Reference found in Gods of the Garden. |
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 Sonic the HedgehogThe Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, created by Sega in 1991, follows Sonic, a blue, super-fast hedgehog who battles the evil scientist Dr. Eggman to save the world and his friends. Known for its high-speed platforming gameplay, it quickly became Sega’s flagship series and a rival to Nintendo’s Mario. Reference found in Blacky the Super Cat. |  KirbyThe Kirby franchise is a series of action-platformer games developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo, starring the pink, spherical hero Kirby. Known for his ability to inhale enemies and copy their powers, Kirby embarks on colorful adventures to save his home, Planet Popstar, from various threats. The series is celebrated for its charm, accessibility, and creative gameplay mechanics that appeal to players of all ages. Reference found in Blacky the Super Cat & Polum & Beyond. |  RobloxRoblox is an online platform that allows users to create, share, and play games made by other users using the Roblox Studio development tool. It combines gaming, social interaction, and user-generated content, making it popular among players of all ages. The platform also supports virtual economies where users can buy, sell, and trade items using its digital currency, Robux. Reference found in BFSFIDK, Polum & Beyond, Super Fellas, ETC. |
 Friday Night Funkin'Friday Night Funkin’ is a rhythm-based indie game released in 2020, where players control “Boyfriend” as he engages in rap battles to win the approval of his girlfriend. The game features colorful characters, catchy music tracks, and timing-based gameplay inspired by classics like Dance Dance Revolution and Parappa the Rapper. Reference found in Gods of the Garden & Insane Ibbambi Irritation. |  VS Dave & Bambi: Golden AppleVs Dave & Bambi: Golden Apple Edition is an expansive Friday Night Funkin’ mod that builds on the original Vs Dave and Bambi by adding new songs, characters, and surreal, often chaotic storylines. The mod is known for its experimental music, bizarre humor, and unpredictable shifts in art style and tone. It’s become a fan favorite for its creativity, difficulty, and sheer content variety. Reference found in Gods of the Garden & Insane Ibbambi Irritation. |  Geometry DashGeometry Dash is a fast-paced rhythm-based platformer where players guide a square icon through obstacle-filled levels by jumping in sync with the background music. The game tests timing, precision, and memorization, with each level increasing in difficulty. It also features a powerful level editor and a large online community that creates and shares custom levels. Reference found in Story of Reddy. |
 Joy Mech FightJoy Mech Fight (1993) is a Japan-exclusive Famicom fighting game in which the robot Sukapon battles an army of rogue robots to stop a mad scientist's plan for world domination. Players unlock new playable robots by defeating them, each with unique moves and fighting styles. The game is notable for its smooth, segmented robot animation and for pushing the aging Famicom's visual capabilities late in its lifespan. Reference found in Polum & Beyond. |
Two lone Platonians once lived secluded from society in their own state, Yoili.
Yolanda Barrie and her daughter, Yoselin Barrie built a little house within their own little nowhere, using the tree wood all around the area. After Yolanda became bound to the forest after her death, Yoselin lived alone in her house, by herself, with no one to talk to, until the Hero-Ins discovered her in her lonesome.
Yoili has become a more recognized state after Yoselin made herself known through the Hero-Ins. Platonians discovered the state's signature fruit, called Alloyberries; Shiny, gray, and circular fruits that can give you the power of a Yoilian for 24 hours if you eat enough of them. Rumor has gotten around that they don't taste as great, though.
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