•.°○Animator Vs Animation: The Aftermath 𐀪 ○°.•
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  • Reads 321
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  • Parts 4
  • Time 28m
Ongoing, First published Dec 30, 2024
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"Every villain is a hero in their own mind." - Tom Hiddleston

I do not own any of the characters, except for my Ocs. The rest are rightfully owned by Alan Becker.

⚠️READ THIS. THIS IS IMPORTANT⚠️:This story takes place after Episode 11. This is non-canon. It's just my own version of what will happen in future episodes. I wrote this before Episode 12 and future episodes came out, so some things may be right. Some may be wrong, but either way, this story is like an alternate ending to the AvA series. There are no ships in here. I'm more focused on the storytelling than ships (pls don't hate me 🥺) but if you want to ship the characters in here, go ahead. I won't stop you and I will always respect whatever ship you like, even if I don't agree with it. I also include Ocs of mine to make the story more original. I will post my Ocs's Bios soon :D
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