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Her power needed to be Crystal Clear but needed some guide. 💎 Check this traditional animation test of Prisma by legendary WDAS animator John Pomeroy. ✨ Disney TVA is one of the few studios that still use traditional animation mostly used for Disney Jr. shows. #SofiaTheFirst

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