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#hololewd VA: JellyfishJubilee 🔞COMMS OPEN🫧 SFX: Raptoraudiosfx(open commissions) Shishiro Botan Blender Credits of assets at the end. This one is to test the water in Blender and getting a hang of the timeline and graph editor, its really simple but ngl, i love how it turned out in any case.

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