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Made another small sequence for Nathaniel Bandy 's Sonic Marathon, involving Sonic Frontiers. It felt nice to practice dynamic choreography a little more. The backgrounds are drawn by Daniella Alexandra. Seriously, she's very talented and always fun to collaborate. #SonictheHedgehog35th #sonicthedhedgehog

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