Forgot to upload this here yesterday. AAAAAHHHHHHH.

We did it everyone! We survived 2020! But did everyone forget what wouldn't be surviving? The Adobe Flash Player. That mean all historical Flash Games created in the early 2000s era will vanish. Gone. But won't be forgotten...except for the millennial children born too late or who just got their head stuck in non-web games.

So for the real last drawing/doodle of 2020, I've decided to doodle some of my favorite flash games and some of the iconic ones that I love to play during my teenhood.

Flash Games from left to right: Junior and Father. (Junior. I remember playing on CoolMath, but I forget the title), Phil Eggtree (Riddle School), Fancy Pants, Snaily Snail (Snailiad), Snail Bob, Fireboy and Watergirl, Hungry Shapes, Chuck the Sheep and Armadillo from Curl Up and Fly, Paper Plane (Flight), Dino Shift, Sushi Cat, Drake (Drake and The Wizards), Cat and Ball (Factory Balls by Bart Bonte), Pico (Iconic even though I never played his game game because it was too vulgar for my tastes back when I first discover it), Redzilla, Unihound and Cerbolla (Monster Arena), A Duck from Duck Life, Paladog, Falcona (Min-Hero: Tower of Sages), Elephant (This is the Only Level, Elephant Quest), Wonderputt and last but not least:

D and Lina from Crystal Story II (I'll never forget these beauties.)

Did I forget someone? Eh... I don't think so. Even if I did, I probably won't fit them in the drawing anyway.

I apologize if it's not well-taken, well-drawn or colored, but I was in a rush and I didn't use one of my sturdier sketch book on drawing this.

Heck: Since Flash is ending, I even try to play a fourth playthrough of Crystal Story II. It’s the Deluxe version, but I’ve doubt it’ll live on when Flash ends for good and I won’t be able to finish that playthrough sadly.