We had yet another successful day celebrating the greatest internet series of all time. It's something I look forward to every year, and once again we had plenty of incredible installments in the Madness universe from so many skilled and talented creators! It's always so awesome to witness what beautiful brutality they construct, every time.

Due to my recent complete inundation of spicy art and animation commissions, I unfortunately didn't have the time to take another shot at a Madness animation to aptly participate in the annual festivities this year. And yeah, look, I know that's a piss-poor excuse, as it's all due to my own decisions as to how I allocate my priorities, but that's where I've been at. Maybe next year! Always got so many ideas growling in the cage. They're thrashing... ravenously.

That being said, I felt this would be a good time to reminisce back on my little history of Madness Combat throughout the years; I used to make Madness fan art and comics in my elementary days, and I always experimented with animations in Macromedia Flash. But it wasn't until 2018 I officially had a go at and published a complete cartoon: Madness Frankfurterfication.

After my animation debut of our grey, plus sign-faced hero speeding throughout an industrial facility obliterating his foes, I decided to have a go at a game, animated and programmed entirely in Flash: Madness Gemini. This was a game concept I dabbled with a little while prior to Gemini's development, and I felt Madness Combat was a great starting point to execute a prototype for it. Funny thing, I didn't realize it obtained Monthly 2nd of October 2019 until just recently, lmao.

The following year, 2020 brought yet another traditional Madness animation from me, Madness Magnification. MAG agents were always some of my favorite enemies in Madness, and the little brutal, sadistic, bloodlusting child in my heart would always get so excited every time he saw those fat dudes enter the scene. So I figured, why not make an animation starring one? So that's what I did.

Skip on over to 2022, and I decided to change things up; I forewent the traditional Madness style of animation in favor of frame-by-frame with Boys' Night out in Nevada. This would be the first one with the inclusion of @Hyenaedon and his god-tier electronic music tracks.

A couple years later, in 2024, I fired another frame-by-frame installment into this wonderful violent universe: Madness Combat: Credit Carnage. And god DAMN, that one was a lot of fun! A pretty massive crunch, as well; I had a flight out of the country I had to catch that was just before Madness Day, but somehow, someway, we did it. We did it, boys.

Finally, for 2025, I hacked together yet another FBF monstrocity: Madness Combat: Death Dunkers. This one not only included Hyenadeon's impeccable, pugnacious music, but @Parsolar crashed in through the ceiling and bestowed upon me his insane, beautiful audio he commenced as well. Just like the prior project, I was on a severe time crunch attempting to get it finished for Madness Day, and even worse than before! There was more I wanted to add and more I wanted polish, but sometimes you just gotta go with an MVP.

I always feel so honored to be a part of this wonderful, barbarous animated fictional cosmos that is Madness Combat. It's extremely cool seeing how far it's come, what the fans create, how much the quality advances from everyone each time, and of course, what @Krinkels himself continues to reckon on his original conception. It's amazing how quickly time keeps soaring; it just moves faster and faster each year. JFC.

As far as I'm concerned... this ain't the end of Madness, my friends; I always got plenty in mind. I'm just hoping I stumble upon an oasis throughout this sea of fat thighs and titties I found myself submerged in lately so I can actually execute these hypotheses. Until then? Thanks for sticking with me, and keep up the deranged work, boys.

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