Uploaded January 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago

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100% (id:per100) was my absolute favorite stick fight animation creator.

His stick fight Flipnotes were globally known to be amazing. There were some people that had a more polished style, and could make more outstanding effects like "Pero", known as ペロ (id:king-pero). But 100% (id:per100) had a certain uniqueness to his stick fights and a certain shroudedness in mystery to himself that made him my absolute favorite.

100% (id:per100) is the stick fight Flipnotes creator that revolutionized the entire genre of Flipnote animations with his stick fight Flipnote with the "Southern Cross" music by 403 Forbiddena. The special thing about this worldwide very popular and known Flipnote was that it was one of the first stick fight Flipnotes to feature consistant looking stick figures (head size and length / composure of the figures) with smooth animatons, many stick figures on screen at the same time, a very unique design to the "Final boss" alike stick figure, really good drawn "3D" effects and a very good synch of action to music. All of that while it was a fast paced, well drawn, well thought out, very polished, action packed animation by itself.
On top of all the awesome features about the stick fight Flipnote, it was also, just like many of Flipnotes an "Unlocked" Flipnote, which means that you could download it, modify it and upload it again, claiming it to be yours, which was something really badly abused among the Flipnote Hatena community. But the point of it being an "Unlocked Flipnote was that someone from the European and American community managed to download it (which was thought to be impossible before), and uploaded it to the different segments of Flipnote Hatena, where they were never intended to be at the time. But the community was actually very positvely influenced by this amazing Flipnote, it was very inspiring at the time.

Apart from the above described Flipnote that we will dope the "Southern Cross Stick Fight" video for simpilicity, 100% (id:per100) has made a big collection of very good stick fight Flipnotes.

In almost each stick fight Flipnote, 100% (id: per100) would change up the "style" at which he drew his stick figures a little bit, they would often turn out to be very unique.
Rule of thumb is that as he uploaded more Flipnotes, the stick figures he drew turned "taller", stood more upright, had thinner lower-legs, noticably shorter legs compared to the upper body, slowly transformed into having "feet" like humans, utilized joints like humans and had longer "arms" that could be utilized and moved better a compared to his "Southern Cross Stick Fight".
On top of all of that, his stick figures started to get more of a feeling of "3D" with his animation style, even in the obvious "2D" parts of his stick figure Flipnotes.
And of course, his animations and effects all improved along.

Last honorable unique feature about 100%'s (id:per100) stick fight Flipnotes is that for a long time, he didn't utilize the widely used method of copying and pasting a perfect "circle" as the head of your stick figure for a long time... At least... that's what he made it look like in some of more recent Flipnotes. What he actually did was have a set amount of predrawn stick figure "heads" that played in sequence kind of looked like a spinning and a little bit distorting ball. It was sometimes obvious that he utulized this, but it's near impossible to pinpoint exactly in which Flipnotes he did it exactly.

I think I could actually go on for hours about how awesome 100%'s (id:per100) Flipnotes were and even about how I feel like I can sense certain emotional states in them, but I guess I'll stop here.

I recorded these VERY LONG ago (double check: 30/5/2013), like, a day before Flipnote Hatena actually closed off in preparation for Flipnote Studio 3DS, which still hasn't been released yet outside of Japan. :(
I expected Flipnote Studio 3DS to be out for a very long time by now, so I never bothered uploading these.
I basically just wanted to have these very rare Flipnotes UNFINISHED by 100% (id:per100), barely seen by the world recorded and archived because he basically uploaded them on the very last day, so he could have a back-up just in case he might ever find himself using Flipnote Studio 3DS.

I really wish I actually had time to record the ENTIRE "FLIPNOTE MARIO" series by the Japanese creator known as "Ydash" or Yダッシュ (id:id:M41262816), who was Worldwide known as the Most Popular Flipnote Creator. But unfortunately, I didn't have enough free time for that, things weren't meant to be that way.