D20 – Fantasy High: Junior Year
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Dimension 20: Fantasy High: Junior Year is the 21st season of the tabletop role-playing game show produced by and broadcast on Dropout TV, and the 3rd season of the Fantasy High campaign. DM'd by Brennan Lee Mulligan, The Bad Kids now face a rival adventuring party, attempt to solve the mystery of their missing member, and the greatest challenge of all: actually passing their classes and doing extra circulars.
This season of Fantasy High introduces a new logo, with the main title set in Espiritu Condensed Ligatures and the subtitle set in Fairplex. All character information and portrait titles use the font Carrotflower.
This logo in particular would later become a standard for all marketing of the campaign, which can be seen with some of the later content made about Fantasy High: Freshman Year.
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Banner artwork for Fantasy High Junior Year, logo featured on the left and cast Lou Wilson, Zac Oyama, Ally Beardsley, Siobhan Thompson, Emily Axford, Brian Murphy, and Brennan Lee Mulligan featured on the right.
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Screenshot of Episode 1, Summer Scaries
Siobhan Thompson playfully shrugging her shoulders towards the camera. Her name, pronouns, and Instagram handle are displayed in Cholla Unicase in the bottom left corner.
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Screenshot of Episode 1, Summer Scaries
Pictured is art of a closeup of an open binder on a student’s desk, with the left side of the binder showing art of Figueroth Faeth, and the left side of the binder showing a torn loose-leaf sheet of paper displaying basic character information in Carrotflower. All art shown on screen was illustrated by Cait May.
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Screenshot of Episode 1, Summer Scaries
Pictured is art of a closeup of an open binder on a student’s desk, with the left side of the binder showing art of Squeem, and the left side of the binder showing a torn loose-leaf sheet of paper displaying his name, pronouns, and a brief description in Carrotflower. All art shown on screen was illustrated by Cait May.
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