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The only show known to man where you can fit every single SpongeBob time card in the recording of one episode.
Dora the Explorer: Me puedes ayudar, where's the hill.
ONE HOUR LATER
TWO HOURS LATER
THREE HOURS LATER
Patrick: Can you move along I'm all out of time cards.
Dora: Where?
6 1/2 HOURS LATER
Dora: Louder!
ONE ETERNITY LATER
Dora: Oh, there it is.
a nick jr character who teaches spanish and lessons
4 year old: dora the explorer rocks!
Free-spirit at heart, a nature-lover and a girl called Kelly.
Look at how yolo she is, she must be an explorer!
An Inflatable Raft that you get from Wal-Mart when you don’t have dingy or tube and want to go floating or camping with your friends. It is Orange, Black, with White detailing and “Explorer 500” written on the bow of the raft. It’s pretty cheaply made. Usually purchased by the drunkest person at the camp site in a hasty fashion as the scramble out to the mountains. The user probably shouldn’t even be using it whilst so intoxicated.
Friend 1) “Hey, Man! We’re going floating at the lake today. Why don’t you come?!?”
Friend 2) “Sounds Rad! I just have to dip out too Walmart and grab a shitty Explorer 500 raft and a Cube of Pil’s”
Guy 1) “You probably shouldn’t go down that river in that shitty dingy. It’s too dangerous and you’re wasted!”
Guy 2) “Whatever, Dude! The Explorer 500 is the most solid boat ever. It’ll tackle these rapids like a Beast!”
*Guy #2’s body is found 4 days later 25 miles down stream floating face down and stuck in some brush*
Exploring somewhere EVERYONE has already explored with the chance to find something someone dropped like cash or jewelry, and hopefully not a river gun.
My new job is re-explorer and I am adding it to my resume.
An ability-gated exploration platformer (AGEP) is a genre term for a video game that is heavily based around exploration and non-linearity, with certain areas generally inaccessible without upgrades or new unlockable abilities.
The game space is often open-world or semi-open, and involves encountering obstacles that the player cannot usually overcome without later backtracking. This is the generic term for the genre more popularly known as "Metroidvania" or "Zeldavania."
I'm working on a new game. It's an ability-gated exploration platformer inspired by Dead Cells and Guacamelee!