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Object Overload 10th Anniversary Multi Animator Project!

Z Animations Studio

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The original Object Overload web series recently celebrated its tenth anniversary on April 21 this year. To commemorate this grand animation milestone, we decided to organize a multi-animator project and release it upon the birthday of the first episode’s release! We couldn’t be more proud of the end result as we put lots of time and effort into this M.A.P, but this also meant that we had to postpone it to get everything all sorted out and finished. We’re very sorry for the late release of this M.A.P, and we hope you guys still enjoy it despite that — just as much as we enjoyed making it.

This project is dedicated to Niall Burns (@XanyLeaves), the creator of Object Overload. His animation work has continuously improved since his object show’s original release, and he inspires us to make our own projects and improve our own skills every day. We couldn’t be more grateful for his continued presence in the Object Show Community, and we hope this project serves well in his honor. Once again, thank you, Niall, for helping us overload our own creative endeavors.

Go support these talented animators who make this project possible! ‪@fixop‬ ‪@alphaamoeba‬ ‪@skulBLiTZ‬ ‪@BrannFlakes‬ ‪@CeroFlakes‬ ‪@CubeTube_‬ ‪@FusionAnimations‬ ‪@EYEPSYCHIC‬ ‪@keysstudio7978‬ ‪@mewanimates‬ ‪@p0tatomango‬ ‪@MothsRus‬ ‪@ShatteredWaters‬ ‪@StudioCRJ‬ ‪@TacoSTUDIOS‬ ‪@vanillamilkisgud‬ ‪@voxeldoesart‬ ‪@Zakaroni‬

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