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Hold onto your humanity...

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thanks for watching! we appreciate that you've been waiting for a while lmao (this was supposed to finish over a month ago)

but we're really glad this came out as good as we wanted it to! and we hope you enjoy it too ^^


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CREDITS FOR THIS EPISODE:

ART: VERB AND ORANGEDDREAMSICLE

WRITING: VERB

EDITING: RED BRI AND WARDEN

SONG: SCOTTERNBURG

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FULL TEAM:

Owners:

Verb
Tiago

Writers:

Verb
Masq
Abby the gamer
diego

Artists:

Verb
Needlemouse
BD4BUCKS
diego051251
DuK
Khriz
Tiago
Mexicanboi
Mrjrdino
ORANGEDdreamsicle
Renoxys
Spadearcade
SSG2008
Leinad plus
xd3monc4tx
Nexus raider
dur
gopher

Composers:

Verb
Scotternburg
Xara
Spooky
Amexkid
Spy king
nermall_
theglitchedlord
kj_dabest_
montyblokit
soul_of_sectonia
iicebiiii
theblackfox2017_94128
dur

Editors:

the_unknown_animator
sdblueware
your_local_tsb_player1038
cynicalazari

Voice actors:

cynicalazari
the_real_frisk
phoenixtherabbityt
waymanhafezi98
fireblaster24
plant05395
gingercatthecat
therealcowboygt
Xara
akaza

Coders/charters:

flying.haxe
angthesilly

Animators:

xd3monc4tx

Chromatic/dwp makers:

Scotternburg
BD4BUCKS


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