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❄️ Let it Go ❄️ || Complete Ashfur Spoof MAP || [READ DESC] FULLY COMPLETE VERSION COMING SOON

SHARKFIN

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❄️[Update coming soon]

❄️Unfortunately, a terrible ice storm hit my house a few days ago, knocking out powerlines and destroying lots of trees on my property. (How ironic that an ice storm interupeted a Frozen MAP) my electricity and internet connection has been gone and will be gone for a few days. I had to drive out to the city just to set this premier 😭. so this copy of the "Complete" MAP isn't going to be the final version. This is just a mostly finished one that is premiering early so it can remain a part of the Jester's Jamboree Mapathon. As soon as I get my internet back I will be finishing the editing and fine polishing of the project, for example adding ‪@SpiritWcue-cq8di‬ amazing part that I couldn't add in right now. I also realize in my rush to finsh editing, I spelled some of your names wrong. Those will be fixed too! I promise I will get the real complete version for everyone, but for now, enjoy!! ❄️ 🌨 ☃️

❄️Songs:

Main: Let it Go by Idina Menzel, soundtrack of Frozen Outro: Into the Unknown Epic Orchestral Cover by Frostudio Chambersonic

❄️Thumbnail:

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❄️Animators:

ARTSY-PUPPETS (Cringe-Person) Lopodart Agent_frigg Ravenspot SpiritWcue_onpaws Ravenclanstudios Sharkfin Joycon Sports LeafyLoaf JustKittenAround yelow sheep ☆Galaxy☆ Mightyoblivia ABF2801 batkeiko

❄️ Thank you guys so much for all of your hard work on this super fun MAProject!

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