Sean H.

@sjhdoesgames.blacksky.app

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He/him. Game designer, writer, streamer, toku fiend, fighting game enthusiast. Co-founder and worker-owner at @munity.games | Links: http://sjhdoesgames.carrd.co | Looking for work. Inquiries: sn.heron@gmail.com

A tier list joking about a hypothetical Rugrats fighting game, overlaid over a screenshot from the Rugrats in Paris videogame, taken from Punchy's Youtube video about the Rugrats PS1 games. At the top are Phil and Lil in S tier, captioned "twins always strongest". Angelica is in A tier, captioned "ojousama normals". Tommy is in B tier, captioned "ryu from streets". Chuckie is in C tier, captioned "puppet character". Kimi is in D tier, captioned "grappler for some reason".
The entire cast of Custom Robo Battle Revolution on Gamecube, posing in a sepia-toned photograph with the caption "Thank You For Playing ..."
Key art for the anime Samurai Deeper Kyo, featuring Demon Eyes Kyo and several key characters.
Official art of Sentinel from X-Men as depicted in Marvel vs. Capcom 3, in its "Mango Sentinel" palette of blue and yellowish-gold.
A Marvel Sentinel in the famous Knicks palette (blue and orange) from Marvel Versus Capcom, as depicted in Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
Idris Elba sitting with his fingers steepled and looking thoughtful, with the caption "Learn to sit back and observe. Not everything needs a reaction."
Sentinel from Marvel vs. Capcom 2, in its infamous "Mango Sentinel" palette that colors it the same orange and blue of the New York Knicks.
A short gameplay demo of a game I'm making where you shoot cannonballs at falling crates to get powerups and points.
A game where a cannon is firing cannonballs at crates falling from the sky, transparent cannonballs serving as "prediction lines".
A cartesian graph split into 4 parts: appreciator is the top of the y axis, complainer is the bottom of the y axis, liker is the right of the x axis and hater is the left x axis. Sean has organized various fighting games into these quadrants. SF6, Strive, and Under Night 2 are in the top right in "liker/appreciator" with various games such as Xrd, DNF Duel, AC+R, Persona 4 Ultimax, Chaos Code, and more in the top right. Super Turbo, Bushido Blade, and SF4 are closer to the center in hater/appreciator. 3rd Strike, HFTF, AACC, and AH3 are in the upper part of liker/complainer. MK (including MK9) and BBTAG are close to the center as hater/complainer, while MK-post MK9 and Injustice are in the hater/complainer quadrant.
A snippet of a Discord conversation which says "undertale is one of the most commercially successful games of all time and it has no voice acting at all literal skill issue at this point idc"
Harry, one of the main characters of Custom Robo Battle Revolution, yelling at a pair of cops (one of whom is his sister), saying "You're not looking after *the people who need you!*" "The people who need you is inflated in big red letters.
The moderation team reserves the right to remove or ban individuals who demonstrate that they are a poor fit for the community space, separate from whether or not they have broken any rules. This can include antagonism toward other community members, disregard for community norms, or generally creating an unwelcoming atmosphere, whether that is outside of the community space (i.e, here or the stream chat) or not.
A post where I talk about my frustration with the Saudi government acquiring more of a stake in Capcom, with a particular point circled: "No suggestions for games right now, I'm just venting".
A Pokopia-themed image that says "trans rights are human rights" in the Pokopia font
The Tekken 7: Soundtrack Plus displayed in an iTunes library, indicating that the song being played is Moonsiders 2nd.
A snippet from a set of slides that says "Get playtesting done fast - External playtesting especially: if you play it too much yourself you lose your objectivity".
A post from a Twitch chat where I am saying "Similarly, if Hideo Kojima is evil Mario and Goichi Suda is good Wario, Yoko Taro is Waluigi".
The money tracker for the Black to Black speedrunning charity fundraiser, showing that they've raised $50,202 for Race Forward.
An input from the Godot game engine, described as "Joypad Button 3 (Top Action, Sony Triangle, Xbox Y, Nintendo X) - All Devices"
Auntie Maya of the webcomic Kill Six Billion Demons, fiddling with her beaded necklace, as she says, regarding a specific character, "God will never forgive me for the hate I feel for that man. There is no word to express it."
Auntie Maya of the webcomic Kill Six Billion Demons, fiddling with her beaded necklace, as she says, regarding a specific character, "God will never forgive me for the hate I feel for that man. There is no word to express it."
The results screen after a fight in Street Fighter 6, showing a fresh master rank for C. Viper for SJHDoesGames (me).
A 4-panel display in the game Shootlanzer, with three arcade buttons laid out in each panel: shoot and bomb up top, and dodge on the bottom left. The panels are labeled, from left to right, "Shoot", "Dodge", "Bomb", "Ult". Each panel has an image of Leona, Shootlanzer's main character, doing the corresponding action, except for Ultimate, where the text simply says "Trade powerups for ultimate power". The buttons that correspond to each action are being pressed and unpressed in synch.
A quick MS Paint sketch with three arcade buttons laid out: shoot and bomb up top, and dodge on the bottom left. a-two-headed arrow is drawn above Shoot and Bomb to connect them with the word "Ult" above it.
Leona Almeida, the main character of Shootlanzer, flying into stage 1 of Shootlanzer. She is wearing red and cyan armor patterned after an orchid mantis; the rest of the screen displays various info about Leona.
Leona Almeida, the main character of Shootlanzer, on an abstract background vaguely resembling a forest. She is wearing red and cyan armor patterned after an orchid mantis.
Concept art for Zero's Recoil Rod in MMZ3, a weapon that uses his Z-Saber to make a tonfa grip. There are several other designs included for it, including a wrist-mounted one or a physical knuckle with emitters on it. The design notes are written in Japanese but detail various aspects of each design.
Some dipshit leaving a comment on my video saying "Bro just play games for yourselves... Nobody watching anyway.."
A man points at an abstract painting in one panel, and asks, mockingly "Ha ha, what does this represent?" In next panel, the painting points back at him and says "WHAT DO YOU REPRESENT?" startling him. Below the panels, the man lies knocked out, with the text, "An abstract painting will react to you if you react to it. You get from it what you bring to it. It will meet you half way but no further. It is alive if you are. It represents something and so do you. YOU, SIR, ARE A SPACE, TOO." Source: The comic How to Look at Art drawn by Ad Reinhardt, in Arts & Architecture, January 1947.
A quote from Eiji Hino of Kamen Rider OOO: "If there is a hand reaching for help, and I don't reach out my hand when I can, the regret would make me wish I were dead... I reach out my hand, because I don't want that."
A description of the winter rent drive that I'm doing for the rest of 2025. milestones listed include unlocking game streams of tales of vesperia definitive edition, metroid dread, smt nocturne, and shadow hearts 1 at the milestones of $250, $1000, $2000, and $4000 respectively. incentives include paying $5 for googly eyes to go on my forehead, $10 for a set of ten pushups, situps, or squats, and $20 for switching the green screen I have. you can watch the stream at twitch.tv/sjhdoesgames or donate at ko-fi.com/sjhdoesgames.
Part of the results screen of a boss fight in Tales of Vesperia, displaying that I got a Faerie Ring from the secret objective in that fight.
Luke from Street Fighter 6 screaming "WOO! LET'S GOOOOOO!" really loudly.
Elena, from Street Fighter 6, in the middle of her winpose behind a graphic that indicates that I just got Master rank with her as a character.
Deactivated Tumblr user eldritchdilf says: Contrary to popular belief the biggest beginner's roadblock to art isn't even technical skill it's frustration tolerance, especially in the age of social media. It hurts and the frustration is endless but you must build the frustration tolerance equivalent to a roach's capacity to survive a nuclear explosion. That's how you build on the technical skill. Throw out the "won't even start because I'm afraid it won't be perfect" shit out the window. Just do it. Just start. Good luck.
Ad Reinhardt's comic How to Look at Art, from Arts & Architecture; it features a man pointing at an abstract painting and laughing at it, saying "Ha ha, what does this represent?" followed by the painting pointing back at him and saying "What do you represent?" and scaring him. The text below says, "An abstract painting will react to you if you react to it. You get from it what you bring to it. It will meet you half way but no further. It is alive if you are. It represents something and so do you. YOU, SIR, ARE A SPACE, TOO." The man lies down, knocked out, under the caption.
A graphic that says "learn about my vgm tastes! one like, one answer" with different criteria to match each like.
Tell me a video game name and I'm going to tell you my honest opinion about
A man cradles a crying woman, and says the following lines: "Hey... won't you believe in him? That.... even if there is no God or Buddha... there is Kamen Rider."
The cover art of Robopon 2 Ring Version, featuring the main Robopon, Sun-02.
The cover art for Lost Kingdoms, depicting Princess Katia, a dragon, a skeleton and another monster.
A video of me, dancing to the arranged version of Street Fighter 3 3rd Strike's "The Longshoreman". As the song plays, the following captions appear on screen: How to do The Anti-Cuomo Shuffle: 1: Find your favorite piece of music 2: Groove with it a bit, get your steps and timing down 3: BREAK IT DOWN SICK NASTY STYLE The dancing becomes more intense at 3, and I slowly shuffle off screen before giving a thumbs-up accompanied by the words "vote mamdani in the general election kthxbye"
Michael Jordan doing a huge celebratory jump after his legendary buzzer beater shot during the 1989 NBA Playoffs.
The first volume of the Clock Striker manga from the Saturday AM imprint, created by Issaka Galadima and Frederick L. Jones. It features Cast, a young black woman who is the main character, and her mentor Philomena Clock.
Michael Jordan in the middle of his celebratory jump after The Shot, the legendary buzzer beater that won the 1989 NBA First Round Eastern Conference Playoffs for the Chicago Bulls against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
A snippet of a C# function called MakeAfterimage, with a print statement that is programmed to output the words "kendrick scream".
Domon Kasshu from G Gundam, as featured in Super Robot Wars Y, drawing a beam saber with the words "G. GUNDAM" written on it as he says "I'm going to end it... WITH THIS!"
A lock screen for a phone with fanart of Elena from Street Fighter 3 drawn by hungry_clicker. She is looking at the camera and smiling.
A Black woman with wavy red hair and fancy red and black clothing, with a Monster Hunter Great Sword over one shoulder.
A Black woman gripping onto the side of a ship, looking off to the side as she's preparing to jump. She has wavy black hair with red ombre highlights and black lipstick, getting ready to jump onto a Seikret.
A blushing smiley with the text "Before the year ends... reply and give your honest thoughts about me?"
The North American cover art for Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga, featuring Mario, Luigi, Fawful, Popple, Cackletta, and Prince Peasly.
The Game Boy Advance box art for Mega Man Zero, with Zero himself on the cover.
The Steam art for Final Fantasy XIV Online, featuring the basic logo for the game and the Meteor Survivor.
The Japanese cover of Bloody Roar 2, featuring Yugo, Shina, Alice, Uriko, Long, Bakuryu, Jenny, Stun, and Busuzima.
A Gunpla model of the Burning Gundam from G Gundam, its fist extended forward.
The logo for The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX.
The logo for Guilty Gear XX Reload, subtitled "The Midnight Carnival".
The CD case art for Legend of Legaia, featuring the three main protagonists Vahn, Noa, and Gala.