Various RMXP sprites by Ace_V

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For a more traditional Christmas decoration, here are two versions of an animated Christmas tree!

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Is your hero on a quest to fetch or read something inside a museum / library? Perhaps this two-frame animated pedestal can be of some use!

Choose between an old book, ancient map, goblet&rosary, a golden tome, or the royal crown.

Some notes:
- There are frames of each of the above items that do not have a sparkle. These are intended for when the quest isn't active yet.
- Once the quest is active, you can set the custom autonomous movement to alternate between the two-frame sparkle.
- I also included one frame of an empty pedestal with no glass in case your hero needs to take the item.

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Making a horror game and you feel like the RTP clown isn't quite scary enough? Give this little edit a try! I painted over the RTP clown so the two blend well together.

Just add a new shriek SFX and some grimy tilesets and you're good to go! 

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Continuing the series of clowns, here's my second take, this time with headwear instead of the rainbow hair.

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Rounding out my series of clowns, here's my third and final clown/jester, this time less rotund and with a funky walk animation (you can also set Stop Animation to on for this one) 

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To wash away the clown make-up, here's an animated shower head, as well as a tileset add-on for the shower stall, shower head, and a bath rug!

There are animated modes for the shower:
1. Off, with sparkling shower knob
2. Just-turned-off with a little bit of water dripping from the shower head.
3. Running water.
4. Running water with soap suds and some steam for when the player/NPC is in the stall.

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Continuing the water theme, here are four animated aquariums meant for a wet market, restaurant, or pet store.

Two of them use RTP critters (some type of silver fish...mackerel, perhaps? And the RTP lobster.) The third is a red sea bream I made, and the last aquarium is an empty one filled with water and the aerator still running.

You can place these in the background, though they work really well in the foreground, as well, since the tanks are partially transparent so you can see the player moving behind them.