An experiment in art, culture, ip, blockchain and commUNITY. CA 0xD942b67cbb185AE9e539C1C1d5b79dfc7E207451
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$FEN is live!
Though there were a few launch issues. Token is live an available to trade on Uniswap.
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Today we begin to explore humor, emotion, storyline and intellectual property through art and motion. Creating alongside the community. All onchain. #Base
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Early cartoons used animals as characters because they were simple to animate and universally appealing. Their exaggerated expressions made them perfect for early animation, while it allowed creators to avoid the cultural baggage of human characters. (first FEN concept) $FEN
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🎃 Something has awakened in the RYFT 🌀
Whispers spread onchain, portals opening, energy stirring, and now…
$FEN is crossing the threshold...
This Halloween SZN, we join others in the RYFT Halloween Special, where tokens come alive as Hybrid NFTs forged between worlds.
🌀 Enter the RYFT. If you dare...
$31 in $RYFT tokens to 3 participants each:
📡 To Enter:
🐈⬛ Like this post
✨ RT to spread the signal
🗨 Comment your favorite Halloween Costume below 🎃
👻 Follow @fenonbase & @entertheryft to stay tuned for the next episodes and prizes that await
⏳ Winners announced in 48 HRS
#RYFTHalloweenSpecial 🎃🌀
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I'm not sure I'm using @zora right 😂 but you can follow Fen & Friends by going to:
zora.co/@fenandfriends
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MEET THE CHARACTER
Sable Starr (Trixie) - A dazzling desert fox with oversized ears, mile-long eyelashes, and a sly smile that leaves troublemakers distracted. Her charm isn't just skin-deep - she's clever, quick-witted, and knows exactly how to toy with Jack and Fen's hearts, often playing them against one another for kicks.
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Cartoons used exaggerated gags like pianos falling on characters because animation gave artists the freedom to break the rules of reality. Cartoons could bend physics, squash, stretch, and showcase impossible scenarios without consequences. These wild, over-the-top actions became a signature style of early and mid century animations. $FEN #Base
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$FEN is proud to announce our partnership with @nemesisdottrade!
Holders with more than 1 mllion $FEN tokens will be eligible for the WL collaboration with $NEMESIS and receive +300 arena points.
Qualified holders will mint a free NFT representing their position in the $NEMESIS whitelist on district.xyz
Claim access: wl.nemesis.trade
Floor reference: nft.nemesis.trade
Claim period closes tomorrow.
Final selection announced Friday.
@Nemesisdottrade
@districtxyz
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Cell animation revolutionized animation by introducing transparent cels, allowing characters to move over static backgrounds and making production far more efficient. This innovation standardized the animation industry, enabling the creation of classics cartoons that shaped global culture. Even today, modern digital animation builds on the same layered techniques, showing how cell animation laid the foundation for the entire art form. $FEN #Base
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It is essential for a character to have an antagonist who helps provide conflict and drive the storyline forward. Popeye had Bluto, the coyote had the roadrunner. These characters create tension and humor to keep the audience engaged. Without a cunning rival, the hero's strengths and wit would not shine as brightly and the cartoon would lack the push-and-pull dynamics that make them memorable.
$FEN would not be complete without his antagonist. So we present to you Jack. He is a ruthless, but sometimes witless, jackal. The kind we sometimes run into in web3. #Base
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MEET THE CHARACTER
Mortimer "Morty" Goldfarb (Director of Fen & Friends) - Morty likes to be thought of as the grand visionary of the cartoon world, though few others think so. Perpetually red-faced, he waddles around barking orders with a whispery lisp. Morty insists every frame is "art", but his cartoons typically leave audiences more horrified than amused.
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Let’s go! $FEN
Join the @fenonbase Trading Competition
1,330,000 in $FEN rewards will be distributed to those who trade $FEN on Velvet over the next 14 Days
How the tokens will be distributed:
- First 100 people to trade $100 of $FEN will receive 2,660 $FEN each
- 931,000 $FEN distributed proportionally to trading volume on $FEN (min = $100 of Volume)
- 133,000 $FEN distributed to Top 25 Stakers
When trading $FEN on Velvet, you will also have a 50% Gems boost on the token for the next 14 days
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We chose to make $FEN a rubber hose character because this style was historically the first major step in creating lively, flexible, and appealing animation figures. They were fluid, fun, and easy to repeatedly draw. It made emotion translate in the storytelling and paved the way for more advanced techniques. #Base
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$FEN is upset, he never got his "token allocation"....but guess what? NO ONE did. There is no team allocation, no KOLs, no alpha callers, no paid shills. No one to dump large bags of tokens on YOU!
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MEET THE CHARACTER
Fenis Fuller (Fen The Fox) - By day, Fenis dazzles his audience as the quick-witted star of Fen & Friends, as he embodies charm and cleverness with every animated frame. But once the cameras stop rolling, he has a penchant for degeneracy that no studio script could ever capture.
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Episode 1 Storyboard 5
Fenis couldn’t help himself—his obsession with his co-star Sable, better known as Trixie, was relentless and he had to see her before he left the building. He polished every gesture, every word, , desperate to win her favor. And Trixie, the consummate tease, played her role to perfection, dangling just enough warmth to keep him convinced he might actually stand a chance.
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The mutoscope was a simple, hand-cranked device that displayed stacked images in sequence. This created the illusion of movement and sparked interest in film and paved the way for modern cinema.
Early cartoons were also hand drawn and cells were stacked in a similar fashion to simulate movement.
Today we use animated gifs in the same way. This $FEN animation was made by simply stacking images in various states of movement and looping them.
You may have done something as a child in a similar fashion with a pencil and a piece of paper. Rolling the pencil back and forth to simulate movement.
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MEET THE CHARACTER
Jack L. Ripper (Jack) - On screen, Jack is a snarling, sharp-toothed villian who makes life miserable for Fen and his friends. Off screen, however, Jack trades menace for manners, carrying himself as a refined gentleman in tailored suits, known for his high intelligence, wit, and impeccable taste.
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Episode 1 Storyboard 3
“CUT!” Morty’s voice cracked through the set, brimming with frustration. Fen’s lifeless delivery while chasing after his stolen coins was unbearable—no daytime Emmy in sight at this rate. But Fenis had heard enough. The cheerful, ever-optimistic persona he played for the cameras was just a facade and behind it lurked the chaos of his own degenerate, off-screen life.
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Episode 1 Storyboard 1
Here we see Jack sneaking through the darkness. What is he trying to do? Is that sneaky jackel trying to break into the $FEN vault? OH NO!!!!
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Early animations were often shown in theaters before main feature films. Animated shorts like Gertie the Dinosaur and Steamboat Willie were major attractions alongside live-action movies. By the late 30s and early 40s, studios such as Disney, Warner, and Fleischer regularly released these shorts to theaters, which helped animation become a mainstream form of entertainment. $FEN #Base
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$FEN about to come in hot with a Halloween sketch of the full Fen & Friends cast for the @EntertheRYFT Halloween Special! Excited to be partnered with this team who we have worked with in the past!
Projects, Founders, Creators and Teams with tokens on @base, @ethereum, @binance or @0xPolygon
If you would like a way...
🎃 To give token holders rewards
🎃 Use your token to create a Halloween Edition NFT
🎃 Drive a new revenue channel
🎃 Take some of your existing tokens out of the circulating supply
🎃 Let your community get access to the $RYFT airdrop
We have a Halloween Special Campaign we're designing just for you. DMs are open 🌀
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Fen & Friends is being produced by the most mediocre studio in web3. Proud to be the flagship cartoon produced and directed by @downbadcartoons. $FEN @base
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MEET THE CHARACTER
Benny Muddle (Benny) - Benny just always happens to be there, clueless and indifferent - not your typical weasel. He has endless excuses and a knack for avoiding responsibility while mooching off Fen. Always hanging around and getting himself into peculiar situations.
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You can now @EntertheRYFT with $FEN and wrap a custom Halloween NFT collectible! Only 100 are available at a cost of 66,666 $FEN.
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Mint cereal box #1 - An open edition sketch of the Fen's Crypto-Os box. Collect all 4!
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Episode 1 Storyboard 6
Frustrated, Jack L. storms off set, fed up with the consistent back and forth between Fenis and Morty. Determined to have a better day he snatches up some flowers and heads to Trixie's dressing room. Little did he know Fenis had beat him there and as not to give that fact away, Trixie quickly turned out the lights and told Fenis to be quiet.
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Episode 1 Storyboard 9
Jack L. storms into his dressing room, takes a moment to compose himself, then emerges onto the street—every bit the dashing gentleman once more. As he raises a hand to hail a cab, he feels his phone buzz in his pocket. What’s this? A message from Trixie?
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FACTS: FEN is a fennec fox. These little creatures have naturally appealing traits for a cartoon character including oversized ears, small frame, and an expressive face. Fennec foxes also carry an exotic yet friendly aura that make them warm and relatable to audiences. It's desert origin also lends itself to creative storytelling. $FEN
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Episode 1 Storyboard 8
In a moment of desperation, Fenis grabs Trixie’s fur coat to cover his bare backside. Trixie, thoroughly exasperated by his endless knack for getting into trouble, is ready to call it a day and head home for a quiet evening. But before she can leave, Fenis makes a clumsy attempt to steal a kiss—only to be swiftly rejected.
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Episode 1 Storyboard 7
Trixie insisted they make their getaway through the dressing room window to escape Jack L’s creepy charm. But as Fenis wriggled through, his trousers snagged on a rusty nail—sending him tumbling onto the sidewalk, moon first, in a blur of panic and pale cheeks.
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Fen comes home worn down — tired from work, tired from life’s hard hits — but determined to shake it off. He changes clothes, steps out into the night, hails a cab, and heads off in search of a few drinks and a little peace.
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Episode 1 Storyboard 2
Uh oh! Jack got into the vault. Good thing he left an easy trail for Fen and Benny to follow! Will they get the $FEN coins back? Stay tuned.
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Are we doing it right @jessepollak ?
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Mint cereal box #3 - A limited edition sketch of the Fen's Fatale cereal box featuring Trixie! Collect all 4!
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Mint cereal box #2 - A limited edition sketch of the Fen's Frenzy box. Collect all 4!
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Episode 1 Storyboard 11 (Episode Finale)
As Fenis steps into his favorite jazz lounge, ready to unwind, the smooth melodies come to a screeching halt in his mind — there they are. Jack and Trixie, nestled together in a dimly lit booth across the room. Rage overtakes reason; Fenis charges at Jack in a blur of fury. When the chaos subsides, Trixie looks down at the two battered men, wondering why she ever bothered with either of them.
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Looks like $FEN and friends got a jump start on #Halloween with a séance. Whose spirit should they conjure up - who would you want to talk to from the past?
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Mint cereal box #4 - A limited edition sketch of Fen's Fox Tracks cereal box packed with Fenergy! Collect all 4!
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$FEN wants to know....
What is your favorite cartoon style?
12%
Disney Style
60%
Vintage (Rubber Hose)
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Anime
25 votes • Final results
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