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The magic of putting a tail on

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公式:ちぃたん☆名古屋1 year ago

Chiitan is an otter mascot so water is Ok.

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Viper Midnight1 year ago

Wait.. so, does this mean we are at the end or beginning of this tail? X3

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Yoka - 🔜 NFC1 year ago

I love this!

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@egnur.bsky.social 🐅🐶1 year ago

Cute

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Wolfgang Von Schwarze 🍉1 year ago

I like the transition

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whitefox1 year ago

The tail is a very dangerous thing I tell you this as a Fox ^_^

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