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Never Gonna Give You Up || a complete Cloudtail April Fools MAP

Ironyche

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About

I always loved Cloudtail and Brightheart as a couple. I found them really wholesome and I wanted to make something out of it. I hope you all enjoy. = = = = =

So anyways, get CloudRolled. By 19 people, too!

Yeah, this was actually a 10-day MAP that I and Gold Pup planned rather impulsively. We were so glad everyone made their parts in time for April Fools!

No, I am not finishing that PMV. = = = = =

[ PARTS PLAYLIST ] • Cloudastley

[ AUDIO ]

• I Hear a Symphony

• Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up...

• Rick Astley Gives Up

[ INTRO; OUTRO ] Ironyche [ 1 ] Gold Pup [ / @gold_pup ] [ 2 ] Pastel Cookie [ / @jaellybeanz ] [ 3; 4 ] Skye Snap [ / @skye6658 ] [ 5 ] MyrtleMysfit [ / channel ] [ 6 ] Stream [ / @streampike7015 ] [ 7 ] WeepingWillow [ / @weepingwillowtf1796 ] [ 8 ] Cryptidclaws [ / @cryptidclaws807 ] [ 9; 11 ] Zzkate [ / @zzkate ] [ 10 ] ✦ One Fred ✦ [ / @onefredo ] [ 12 ] Luyeshin [ / luniper ] [ 13 ] Firetail [ / @onefredo ] [ 14 ] SkyeStudios [ / @skyestudioss ] [ 15; 20; ending meme ] SleepyArt [ / @imsleepy_aaa ] [ 16; ending meme ] IcefireUwU [ / @cervidaze ] [ 17 ] EllieDaSpatula [ / @elliedaspatula ] [ 18 ] Pollux [ / @polarpollux ] [ 19 ] Sunstone [ / @sunst0ne ] [ 21 ] Sorinthia [ / @chiradez ] = = = = =

Warrior Cats belongs to Erin Hunter. Designs that weren't Cloudtail or Brightheart belong to Gekkozilla [ https://www.deviantart.com/gekkodesigns ] = = = = =

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