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LOST KITTEN // COMPLETE PINEPAW AND THE FORGOTTEN WORLD MAP

Razmerry

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About

How incredible is this! Since I was little I've imagined hosting a MAP about my own characters, and being able to create one from a comic that was very near and dear to my heart has been a wonderful experience. Thank you very much to everyone who participated in this project, and everyone who read PATFW over the years.

You can read "Pinepaw and the Forgotten World" here: https://pinepawandtheforgottenworld.t...

PARTICIPANTS: 1 - hydemercats 2 - alumin. + Tealine 3 - weaver.ant 4 - Quiet Freak 5 - pinguboy_ 6 - Vyrewolf 7 - muraenid 8 - eberkonig 9 - art-emis99 10 - Cirrusinn 11 - eggonalegg 12 - mobiusghost 13 - SwordsAndSpectacles 14 - Goatir 15 - izzyphobix 16 - lykoilix 17 - MADM3L0DY 18 - Skipsplosion 19 - Katterpies 20 - UndeadDuudling 21 - SythenTheMystic 22 - needlepine 23 - Hellhunde 24 - glamourant

Thumbnail is by thrumples! Credits were created by Tealine!

"Lost Kitten" and "Wanderlust" were created by Metric. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.

(My videos are made for general audiences, not mixed audiences. They may involve gore, death, or heavy themes not suited for a child audience.)

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Razmerry
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