Handlebars COMPLETE Villain OC MAP

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(Reuploaded due to the last upload having some pretty nasty editing errors. Sorry about that!)

Song: Handlebars - Flobots

Happy New Year, everybody!

To all who stuck out hope for this project, thank you so very much! To those who lost hope, I can’t say I blame you :’D

This MAP has spent over three years marinating in the sands of time. I don’t want to get into the details of why, because they’re long and arduous. Let’s just focus on the amazing work of all thirty partmakers, no matter how old or young their parts are! Everyone did a stellar job and I can’t thank them enough. Hugs for all of you!!

This MAP is all about the bad guys! Villains, antagonists, what have you.

As stated in the original call, this MAP’s parts are separated into four parts: humble beginnings (parts 1-8), rise to power (9-18), absolute power (19-26), and fall from grace (27-28). The parts belonging to Salukisilver and Crowfolly are just the intro, spilt into two bits.

Again, thank you to everyone who participated in this project, and to everyone who supported it.

PART LIST: INTRO: SalukiSilver & Crowfolly Part 1: Neonwolfartist Part 2: HulluRichie Part 3: Saintghostsys Part 4: Lukey Charms Part 5: Sharkk Part 6: Bakatouga Part 7: Helioform Part 8: Deercliff Part 9: TheWolfWarrior Part 10: MtfoxX3 Part 11: Comicsavagery Part 12: Rosegolde Part 13: Fireworkcat25 Part 14: Deerhex Part 15: Acid Part 16: XKayden Part 17: Pkspsapphire Part 18: Shilly Part 19: Ryetaran Part 20: GoldenYuusha Part 21: Shenkkazoo Part 22: King Rory Part 23: Walterscotch Part 24: Risingbee Part 25: Ladyteelia Part 26: Nightrizer Part 27: Allnewthor Part 28: Biird

Enjoy!

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