Same. I just watched this video yesterday and now I’m glad my Gamougg wiki was deleted (I still have no idea why).
I say, go for it. At the very least, Fandom has annoying, incredibly intrusive ads.
I’ll make the new Gamougg wiki on one of those sites soon enough.
I think I’ll go with wiki.gg, since it’s more geared towards games in genral.
Just submitted the request, let’s see how it goes.
It’s coming along, stay tuned.
If anyone wants to be an admin in it let me know and I’ll PM you.
While the wiki’s coming along, I decided a planet naming scheme:
Two letters, followed by 3 numbers, followed by a varying set of numbers.
Ex. Crimson would be TE-105-100, and Tarranus would be DS-102-100
The letters represent the climate of the planet (can be multiple if it varies depending on location).
TE means temperate, DS means desert, etc.
The next 3 numbers are just to determine when that planet was found (starts from 100, so 101 = 1st of its kind).
Next numbers show the average spread of climates:
Taking Crimson as an example, the TE in front and the 100 in back means it’s a 100% temperate planet. If you have TE/DS in front and 30/60 in back, that would mean the planet is about 30% temperate and 60% desert.
Soon, like matter of days soon.
Heck, maybe even tonight.
(Someone please reply, I can’t send any more messages)
Alright.
Thanks a ton!
The wiki is live!
I’m still gradually migrating all the lore over to there, so it’s relatively barebones for now.
Finally, now I can understand the lore without having to read through this whole topic. 
What did you do…I don’t know if I want to click that link
oh blank page
It’s just an empty page.
I didn’t do anything. I’m just excited for what you have in store (or should I say lore) for that character.
Wait was there ever a circle-like character in Cubetales? I never really pay attention to the lore.
There are a bunch of characters I made for the series [a long time ago] that weren’t made [fully] canon in the lore, or might not be canon anymore. One of these characters is the red circle boss from CubeTales 2 that was a red monster circle. He was a boss in CubeTales 2. I remember that in the recent CubeTales 2 remastered update that I started earlier this year and didn’t finish (yet), I changed this circle boss to be a humanoid being made up of circles, like instead of his whole body being a circle itself, it was multiple circles forming the shape of a bipedal creature.
TL;DR, yes there was a circle like character in CubeTales.
I would like to introduce people to the concept of what an interquel is in case they don’t know and also because it is cool. An interquel is a sort of cross between prequel and sequel. As you may already know, a prequel comes after and takes place before something while a sequel comes after and takes place after something. An interquel is just like a sequel, but instead of it being one it takes place before one. Like it’s in between a thing and a sequel. A recent example of this is the game Spider-Man: Miles Morales, which comes in between Marvel’s Spider-Man [PS4] and Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 [PS5].
How does this relate to CubeTales? Well, CubeTales 2 is a game, and CubeTales: Sparks of War takes place AFTER CubeTales 2, but BEFORE CubeTales 3! That means that CubeTales: Sparks of War is an interquel.
Would it still be considered an interquel if there’s content that takes place in the middle of just one story?
For example, I have several short stories I had written that are only a single moment during a larger book. So it’s not in between two larger quantities, but in between just one.
I’m not entirely sure, but I would say no. Unless the short stor(y/ies) you wrote are released in the middle of the larger book, or unless the larger book is split into two or more releases, I don’t think the short stories would be considered interquels. But again, I’m not too sure and this concept is really simple but just as hard to explain.
