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The Web3 market can feel very gatekept, especially when people have a scarcity PvP mindset. So, I wanted to help change the culture by peeling back the curtain on our world-building process at Moon Zero in the hope it inspires more projects to produce great work. From concept to...

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@MoonZeroHQ Keep building the community

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@MoonZeroHQ Great behind the scenes! Looking great, @patrickdang 👏 The animations are a beauty too 👀

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@MoonZeroHQ Thanks so much for the kind words. We’re doing our best ✨

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@MoonZeroHQ Im loving the vibe of MoonZero ! Shaman King vibes fr🔥

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@MoonZeroHQ 👏 super excited to see what you have cooking for this!

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@MoonZeroHQ yeah man appreciate that!

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@MoonZeroHQ Really interesting to follow how the animation was put together. Saw at the end you mentioned more characters and animations! Can't wait 😁 🔥

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@MoonZeroHQ ye we got more coming

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@MoonZeroHQ Amazing video man! The content quality is top, love the breakdown 🙌

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@MoonZeroHQ Appreciate that! animation is top notch too

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