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🌙 What if this story never gets an ending?
I've started creating Rin & Ren, an original manga-inspired animated web series. Episode 1 begins with a mystery… and I've just released the teaser.
But here's the twist: I'm not sure I'll make the next episode. 👀
That decision depends partly on you.
CONTINUE — I want to know what happens next!
STOP — The teaser hasn't hooked me yet.
Watch the teaser and cast your vote in the comments.
If enough of you want to see more, I'll bring Episode 1 to life. Otherwise, Rin & Ren's story might remain a mystery.
So, should their story continue… or end before it begins? 🎬
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Outstanding!
First Post ^^
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