EmeraldBoneK wrote:

Stack in the Shelves

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Scratch should feature Planes as an official studio because planes naturally combine creativity, science, engineering, and storytelling in a way that fits Scratch’s mission perfectly.

Planes are one of the most versatile themes on Scratch. They can be used for games, simulations, animations, educational projects, music visualizers, and storytelling all at once. A single plane studio could include flight simulators, airport tycoon games, dogfight games, rescue missions, crash investigations, physics experiments, historical recreations, and cinematic animations. Very few themes allow this level of variety while still being easy for beginners to understand.

Planes also strongly support learning. Projects about planes naturally teach physics concepts like lift, drag, thrust, gravity, speed, and momentum without feeling like schoolwork. Scratch users could learn about real-world aviation, engineering design, navigation, weather, geography, and even math just by remixing and experimenting with plane projects. A featured Planes studio would quietly turn Scratch into a fun aviation learning hub.

Planes are extremely remix-friendly. One user might create a simple flying mechanic, another remixes it into a racing game, someone else turns it into a war game, and another user converts it into a peaceful sky exploration experience. This chain of remixing is exactly what Scratch wants to encourage, and a featured Planes studio would accelerate that creative loop.

Planes also appeal to a massive age range. Younger users enjoy colorful cartoon planes and simple flying games, while older users enjoy realistic physics, detailed cockpits, airline management, and historical aircraft. A featured Planes studio would bring together beginners and advanced Scratchers in one place, strengthening the community.

From a visual standpoint, planes are perfect for Scratch. Moving backgrounds, scrolling clouds, parallax skies, day and night cycles, explosions, contrails, and airports all showcase Scratch’s animation and visual capabilities. Featuring Planes would push creators to experiment with advanced visuals and effects while still using simple blocks.

Planes are also culturally universal. Every country has airports, airlines, and aircraft, which makes plane projects relatable to Scratch users worldwide. This global relevance makes Planes a strong candidate for a featured studio that can represent the entire Scratch community.

Finally, a featured Planes studio would inspire long-term projects. Aviation projects naturally evolve over time: adding new planes, improving physics, expanding maps, adding missions, or upgrading visuals. This encourages persistence, improvement, and learning, which aligns directly with Scratch’s core values.

Featuring Planes as a studio would not just highlight cool projects. It would promote education, remix culture, creativity, visual storytelling, and long-term learning all at once. That makes Planes one of the strongest possible themes Scratch could feature.any way here's the studio link: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51163335/

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Please feature Stack in The Shelves

Hi! This studio is a collaboration between @purno_mola and me! It can inspire scratchers to make creative projects! Check it pls! https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51166379

Another cute theme!! Please feature The Garden of Crochet!!

https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51104337 plz add

https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51107780/ pls

I want to propose this amazing studio Collab with two amazing scratchers! https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51100593

I would like to propose this studio! https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/51100593