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== In the ''Minecraft'' franchise == | == In the ''Minecraft'' franchise == | ||
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He is one of the writers in both seasons of {{MCSM}}. He is often cited as a source for behind-the-scenes information and clarifications about the story, characters, and development choices. | He is one of the writers in both seasons of {{MCSM}}. He is often cited as a source for behind-the-scenes information and clarifications about the story, characters, and development choices. In addition to his narrative work, he also wrote the lyrics for the songs "{{MCSM|Jack's Lament}}" and "{{MCSM|Taste My Bravery}}". | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Revision as of 11:10, 5 August 2026
Template:Scope Template:Infobox person Eric Stirpe is a writer and director. He is known as a writer in Minecraft: Story Mode and Minecraft: Story Mode - Season Two. His other works include Tales from the Borderlands (2014), Batman: The Telltale Series (2016), High on Life (2022), and The Walking Dead: Season Two (2013).<ref name="imdb">Eric Stirpe - IMDb</ref>
In the Minecraft franchise
Template:Expand section He is one of the writers in both seasons of Template:MCSM. He is often cited as a source for behind-the-scenes information and clarifications about the story, characters, and development choices. In addition to his narrative work, he also wrote the lyrics for the songs "Template:MCSM" and "Template:MCSM".
Trivia
- Back when Template:SMEp came out, Eric Stirpe made bottles of Ivor's Eversauce and gave them as gifts to all team members who worked on the game. The bottles' labels were designed by him and the episode's lead designer, Molly Maloney.<ref>Template:Tumblr</ref><ref>Template:Tumblr</ref>
Gallery
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A flowchart made by Eric Stirpe regarding an information's canonicity in Template:MCSM in one of his responses in tumblr
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Bottles of Ivor's Eversauce
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Ivor's Eversauce
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The back view of the bottle
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The label of the bottles