That's on the art front. It's more using mugen as a frontend FOR art. You could do the art without mugen.

Won't help you get a job, but it can come in under "other interests" if they're asked about. If nothing else it shows you can buckle down to a large project.

Speedy9199 said, November 04, 2011, 02:46:40 am

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PLEASE someone tell me you can put your mugen creation experience on your job resume when going into the field of animation, arts, video games creation etc. All the HARK WORK of a mugen creator can't be for NOTHING  Mugen can help you in College cuz for my college English class I wrote a paper about the mugen community in the past 2007-2008. I read it out loud to the class, everyone almost died of laughter, I got more friends, and I got THE highest grade possible for that assignment from my english teacher. 

I am teh winnah 

I'm kind of curious on what exactly you wrote on that paper or project you did about mugen, the fact that you said everybody laughed at you just makes me want to know lol...

Now, I say Sir,'s example craps out because showing art/sound/design/etc. that you made for mugen CAN help you if you're doing something like for a game or something else related, but that content actually has nothing to do with mugen and so the element of mugen could be completely erased from that matter and no one would've noticed unless they wondered why the material was made.

it can be the vessel to showcase our work in game, how the animation goes, etc. which is important if we make proposal for clients who need a character for their game. the advantage is that in mugen we don't have to make all the game elements, and we can compare our work against some other samples like characters ripped from fighting games, to discuss the style or size, etc.

What's wrong with what I said?

There is a "difference" between the actual game and it's community? Are you kidding? There have NOTHING to do with each other?