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Agreed. While I'm not a fan of the ponies, I have to admit that Pushmo obviously took a lot of time and patience to create and deserves recognition for that effort. Great job KoiTenchi!

That said, I have to vote for number 7. What can I say, Rugrats was a great cartoon and its a great puzzle!

Looks like KoiTenchi is our winner - congratulations! I have to say I'm surprised by the low number of votes, though. We went from 14 votes for the last theme to only 6 this time.

Anyway, as promised, the next theme is Original Puzzles. For this one, your entry must not be based on any existing artwork. You can still draw a picture if you want, but it'll have to be your own picture. You have until 11:59PM GMT on Wednesday to enter.

Two quick questions in regards to this as I'm still trying to figure out what I want to do for this:

1) Does the puzzle have to make a picture or can it be completely and entirely abstact?

2) Could I make a pushmo based off a sprite I would make of my own original character, or is that considered existing artwork?

Also, though it feels nice to have won one, I want to note that I forgot to vote myself, but would have voted for the Rugrats Pushmo. It was a great puzzle and I had a lot of fun figuring it out. It also just looks cute.

Though I obviously really love those who voted for me, I just wanted to give you a shout out to you. I think it was really awesome of you to defend my Pushmo, and my right to make and submit it, even if it may not have personally been your favorite Pushmo. As I just said in the other post, I think the Rugrats pushmo was amazing as well, so I certainly can't blame you for voting for it!

Anyways, thank you for being so respectful.

As I said, you can draw a picture if you want - you don't have to. In fact, I'd like to see abstract puzzles for this one, since most themes we've had so far haven't allowed for them.

As for doing a sprite of your own character, I'll allow that. I'd rather people didn't base puzzles on characters they don't own, though, because then it could get messy trying to figure out what counts.

This level is about planning ahead. It's easy to get stuck, so be careful.

Here's my entry

Here is my Pushmo for this contest. I call it "I made Speghetti" although I am not sure what the puzzle has to do with spaghetti or me making it, or why "spaghetti" is misspelled.

Don't mention it, man. I believe that credit is due when someone has put as much effort into something as you obviously did with that Pushmo. Congratulations on your victory! Great work, and I look forward to seeing more of your puzzles!

Only three entries, huh? I guess this theme just didn't really inspire people. Oh well - here are our trio:

1. Zyrac

2. MofieWilson

3. Ecto-1

Vote for one of them by 11:59PM GMT on Friday.

I will have to vote for number one.

I vote for #2.

I prefer the 2nd one.

Number Two.

#1 got my vote

Been kind of busy this week and sadly didn't get to submit my own entry.

That being said, I think all three are great but I think I'd have to vote for Zyrac's puzzle. I tried it the day he posted it and never did actually complete it yet. It's pretty intense.

And it's another tie, this time between myself and MofieWilson. How did this never happen in the original thread? Well, congratulations to my fellow victor.

The next theme will be Sega. As usual, you have until 11:59PM GMT on Wednesday to enter. I look forward to seeing your entries.

Hooray! I shall try to make mine more difficult this time, too

I wanted to draw Billy Hatcher, but I couldn't get that to work. Instead I give you Tails - from Tails Adventure, specifically.

I try to draw this from scratch but it came out looking funny.
I made this one a few weeks back.

Our Lord Goddess Prosody approves.