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Little Einsteins! A Complete 2 Hour Skywing Spoof MAP

PotterLion

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About

Okay. First things first, IM SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SORRY ABOUT THE DELAY! I was trying to finish as fast as possible but motivation likes to leave me every time it comes to me. I finally managed to motivate myself to finish and here it is! Hopefully the two month wait was worth it xd.

Parts Playlist: • Little Einsteins Theme Parts

Parts: 1: *MintStar * / @sykune. 2: *MintStar * / @sykune. 3: Tropicana Drawz / @vigileus 4: YouserTube / channel 5: TaraStudios_ / @echoedstars807 6: Bluestar of the Icewings / @bluestartsungalaxyofficial 7: HayWire Chupacabra / @haywirechupacabra 8: Tropicana Drawz / @vigileus 9: What's supp Doveees Productions / @whatssuppdoveeproductions8892 10: What's supp Doveees Productions / @whatssuppdoveeproductions8892 11: Dragonoid Potato / @becxius 12: Tropicana Drawz / @vigileus 13: YouserTube / channel 14: Snapdragonie / @snapdragonie 15: SpiritWings / @mochiowl 16: SpiritWings / @mochiowl 17: Who? / @nixoree8328 18: Rootbeer Studios / @tacodino642 19: Tropical Star / @tropicalstar7 20: Tropical Star / @tropicalstar7

Backups: Tropicana Drawz / @vigileus Jackie the Nightwing / channel Who? / @nixoree8328 HayWire Chupacabra / @haywirechupacabra

Thumbnail Contest Participants: Tropicana Drawz / @vigileus Dragonfly Mel / @dragonflymel Dragonoid Potato / @becxius *MintStar * / @sykune. Bluestar of the Icewings / @bluestartsungalaxyofficial

Thumbnail Contest Winner: Dragonfly Mel

Sub to everyone!!!!!

I didn't create/own the song or the dragon tribe.

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