I decided to make some tweaks to the vectors of the boomboxers from Super Paper Mario to make them look neater and more accurate to how they actually appear in Super Paper Mario. Here are the changes I made to the vectors: - They all use a regular standing costume like how they appear in a level in Super Paper Mario. - All of their outer speakers now have the same outline thickness, with the beepboxer now having a different colored outline for it's outer speakers to match how it looks in Super Paper Mario. - Their inner speakers are now completely circle, with the blastboxer now having a different colored outline for it's inner speakers to match how it looks in Super Paper Mario. - The shine on their heads are now neater, with the boomboxer and beepboxer having an additional shine to it. - The beepboxer's cheeks are now the same color as how they appear in you guessed it, Super Paper Mario. - Their arms and mouth are now smoother in appearance. - Their eyes are now aligned with each other on the y axis. - Their bodies now have the correct outline color (though it's barely noticeable). - The outline thickness of some other parts have been slightly thinned as well. Although the dark boomboxer doesn't really need an improved vector at first, they actually do need one since I changed the outline thickness of the other boomboxers and changed their arms, and that somewhat changed the shape of them slightly (excluding legs). If you can't see the tweaks I made to them right away, I recommend pressing space (tapping the screen on mobile) to show a comparison between these vectors and the vectors from the original project.
Credit to @Twin138956Scratch and @TesloComedian for the original projects and sprites. Credit to Nintendo for Super Paper Mario and the boomboxers. Feel free to use these, but I recommend you credit Nintendo though. Just backpack or export the first 4 sprites if you want to use them. FUN FACT: Although I said that I didn't have access to Super Paper Mario in a conversation with @Burgnew_On_A_Laptop in "A Holiday Skate", I visited a relative's shortly before I made my remix of "AY in Noggin's RL, GL Game Redux" and realized that they have a Wii, one of the 2 consoles that can run Super Paper Mario. This means that I have actually played Super Paper Mario now and thus have access to it, though I can only play it when visiting the relative since I don't have a Wii or a Wii U (the Wii U is the other console that can run Super Paper Mario) at home.
