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Developing Battle Beast Tech 🫡 By utilising some complex light strings, assists, motion controls and creativity, I'm getting close to an actual TOD! Two combo routes here! Combo 1 leads to 97%. Combo 2 is a solo 90% damage route. #InvincibleVS #Invincible #Battlebeast #FGC

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