Cloud’s Forum Adventures (often shortened to CFA) was an awful comic series I worked on from 2012 to 2015. You’ll see what I mean just by reading one episode: its characters are dull, its plot is cliche, and its visuals are awkward and uninteresting. It’s about as fun to read as it sounds.

Episode Archive

The Yarn Adventures saga was the fourth story arc of the series. A mysterious magician by the name of Stringer makes his debut kidnapping Observatory members and whisking them to the faraway Patch Land. Sound familiar? Yeah, this is a ripoff of Kirby’s Epic Yarn.

Episode 1 – A Stringy Situation

Episode 2 – Arrival at Patch Land

Episode 3 – The Dream World Disaster

Episode 4 – Scaling Rainbow Mountain

Episode 5 – Castle at Sunset

Episode 6 – Back for Seconds

Episode 7 – Riding on the Wind

Episode 8 – Nighttime Mountain Trek

Episode 9 – The Shifting-String Battle, Part 1

Episode 10 – The Shifty-String Battle, Part 2

Episode 11 – The Shapeshifter’s Defeat

Episode 12 – Hotter than Redblaze

Episode 13 – Red-Hot Battle, Part 1

Episode 14 – Red-Hot Battle, Part 2

Episode 15 – Trek through the Ice-Cold Cave

Episode 16 – Strawberry Lakeside

Episode 17 – Third Pickings

Episode 18 – The Vacation’s End

Episode 19 – The First Stringy Battle, Part 1

Episode 20 – The First Stringy Battle, Part 2

Episode 21 – The Light Side’s Defeat

Episode 22 – Murky Waters

Episode 23 – Cthulhu Falls

Episode 24 – Entrance to the Jungle Temple

Episode 25 – Inside the Temple

Episode 26 – The Not-So-Great Escape

Episode 27 – The Final Stringy Battle

Episode 28 – Clash of the Hypernovas

Episode 29 – The Battle for Patch Land

Episode 30 – The Battle for the Miracle Crown

Episode 31 – Escape from Beanluv’s Dimension

Die-hard CFA fans (yes, they do exist) agree that Yarn Adventures was the worst story arc of the entire series. Apparently, it’s more forgettable than the rest of them. Regardless, if you’ve read all the episodes up until now, congratulations: you’re an extremely resilient person. Let’s continue testing that resilience with the next saga.

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