Smg3 are you ok?
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  • Reads 1,478
  • Votes 44
  • Parts 34
  • Time 47m
Ongoing, First published May 07, 2024
These characters are from the animator @Smg4
The person who made this story was Me!
Btw I don't have great grammar, and if there is any mistakes that bother the heck out of you. Then tell me and I will fix the mistakes 
Also this story might be boring lol
Art by me🤯! No take!

Smg4 and his crew recently noticed Smg3 acting weird. What had happened? Well that's for you the reader to find out!
(Smg3 getting weird things starts at chapter 25, chapter 21 will explain, lol mostly smg34 stuff yada yada)

I'm have no title ideas so pretend that the titles aren't basic :,)

I am to basic to add to much angst, but if you like it then you do :D
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