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🎶 [Haku’s Backstage Blowout] 🎶 Fooled around with mmd before but first time posting! Used this audio made by Krone 🔞 bc there’s a severe lack of Haku fart content 😞 bring HGG back fr (Pls give feedback and tips to improve!) #yowanehaku #fart #fartanimation #onara #mmdfart

58,625 次观看 • 3 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Gassi 的头像
Gassi3 个月前

Also shoutout @Tooty3D for helping me figure out the jet smoke effect forever ago on an old acc, making your effects available was a godsend fr 🙏🏻

Aleuci 🏴‍☠️💀⏳🎼 的头像
Aleuci 🏴‍☠️💀⏳🎼2 个月前

@endrboss99 @KroneTK This brings back memories

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Corsir_O12 个月前

@KroneTK Need that but with Luka

Gassi 的头像
Gassi2 个月前

@F4U_C0RSA1R @KroneTK So I have some good news for you abt the animation I’m about to finish….

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Corsir_O12 个月前

@KroneTK Wife :3

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Xahhdjgh2 个月前

@KroneTK This is peak🤩🤩You know, I've had a fart fetish for a long time and I remember this character often being used as fart animation material with Miku. It's been a long time since I've seen her fart again😅😭

Gassi 的头像
Gassi2 个月前

@KroneTK Ty for the support! Can’t let Haku go unappreciated 🙏🏻

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Corsir_O12 个月前

@KroneTK Wish my face was there 🥵

Gassi 的头像
Gassi2 个月前

@F4U_C0RSA1R @KroneTK We all do brother, we all do 🙏🏻

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Epro☆2 个月前

@KroneTK This is really good <3

Gassi 的头像
Gassi2 个月前

@KroneTK Thank you!!

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Kirby O Blue2 个月前

@KroneTK maaan you just started and you already made peak.. you can only go up dood..~

Gassi 的头像
Gassi2 个月前

@KroneTK Tysm!! Imma keep tryna improve!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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Aries🔞💨2 个月前

I love Haku so much… she is my favourites.. We need HGG again..

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Gassi2 个月前

Same!! Haku>>>>>>> Honestly discovering HGG when I was younger changed my brain chemistry, lowkey want to try my hand at remaking some of my favs!

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Aries🔞💨2 个月前

HGG is the reason I discovered my fetish!! In fact, Vocaloid farts is probably the reason I started learning mmd animation.. Seeing my favourites have nothing is the reason I started my account

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revengeoftheweebs2 个月前

@KroneTK This is amazing 🩶

Gassi 的头像
Gassi2 个月前

@KroneTK Tysm!!

创世纪 的头像
创世纪2 个月前

@KroneTK 非常好Haku Fart动画,爱来自瓷器😍

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Unident2 个月前

Insane first post btw, and I agree haku is just better than everyone I will NOT hear it any other way

Gassi 的头像
Gassi2 个月前

TYSM YOU KOW BALL HAKU IS THE BADDEST

Unident 的头像
Unident2 个月前

Been a haku fan for like 6 decades it’s a shame that there isn’t all that much stuff with her in general compared to the others

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MikuHumanToilet (hiatus)2 个月前

@KroneTK HAKUUUU I love this so much 💜🥃💜🥃💜 your animation is soo good!!

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Someone2 个月前

@KroneTK WE NEED MORE VIDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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