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✿ *COMPLETE* Roar || Pokemon MAP ✿

Alpha_Wolf_Coder

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Hi! Wolfy + 11 other animators here! :D

This MAP will likely crash your device (unless you have a super strong one). Use this turbowarp link so it can be run much smoother :) https://turbowarp.org/694671461

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I'm so happy this finally got complete (sorry it took so long to put together)! :o Everyone worked so hard and persisted through my (maybe annoying) reminders!! We hope you enjoy and please watch the whole thing! >:D

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Credit (also provided in the project) :) Thanks so much for participating <3 Please lmk if I made any mistakes!

1. @Alpha_Wolf_Coder || Charizard 2. @graywolfalpha || Riolu + Luxray 3. @AltaTheWolf || Cubone + Marowak 4. @EEVEE500 || Umbreon/Charizard hybrid 5. @Alpha_Wolf_Coder || Espeon + Flareon 6. @mimikins_123 || Flareon 6 1/2. @Alpha_Wolf_Coder || Pyroar 7. @Bobqtea || Umbreon (sadly left scratch?) :( 8. @WingsOfFireGalaxyQwQ || Arceus 9. @hipecky || Absol 10. @cs2401003 || (Mega) Rayquaza 11. @Alpha_Wolf_Coder || Poochyena 12. @FloofiiCat || Shinx 13. @Greninja714 || Luxray + Pyroar 14. @dentebianco || Eevee Outro. @Alpha_Wolf_Coder || Charizard

TNE Winner: @Cupcake_6

Thank you also for the back ups who were ready to step in when needed :D @EEVEE500 (4) @dappled-gray_horse @-CHAOTlC @PikaPikaPika09 @-_Fluff_The_Wolf_- @sandwing310 @krm271krm271 @Kawaii_lil_Taco @dragontoothless123

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Music - Roar by Katy Perry Original MAP Call - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/680966889 Originally Shared - Sep 11th

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