@callebzzy: O próximo killer do DBD pode ser um personagem folclórico BRASILEIRO! 😳 #deadbydaylight #dbdtiktok #dbd #dbdclips #dbdmemes

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Filipe :

Íara ia ser LENDÁRIA, imagina uma Killer SEREIA

2026-07-18 18:56:57

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Gérson :

De sobrevivente vão ser 2 ( Lampião e Maria Bonita ) 😌😌😌😌😌

2026-07-18 23:50:41

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Profeta :

Estão tão sem ideia que daqui a pouco colocam o Lázaro no jogo

2026-07-19 15:05:25

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xzulioh :

UM CURUPIRA COM A HABILIDADE HAVER COM OS PÉS AO CONTRARIO SERIA LINDO

2026-07-18 23:11:01

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Senito :

Imagina o luxo que seria a Cuca

2026-07-18 17:55:52

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jade :

só existe uma opção e ela se chama Matinta Pereira!! colocar lendas como curupira e iara poderia ser ofensiva para os indígenas porque nas crenças deles eles são protetores da floresta e do bem, a matinta é associada ao terror na sua lenda original já

2026-07-18 21:18:19

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clayver :

LOBISOMEM POR FAVOOOOOR

2026-07-18 19:11:30

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guisoquesecreto :

O Saci ia ser babado usando o redemoinho pra se locomover no mapa

2026-07-18 16:11:23

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A_C :

Deviam fazer uma licença com ordem paranormal, ia serr incrível, imagina o Cristino como sobrevivente

2026-07-19 02:27:21

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roberto_viana_ :

Vi em algum lugar que eles não queriam fazer isso (?). Pq o folclore brasileiro quase sempre são de personagens guardiões da natureza.

2026-07-18 22:34:15

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dvdfkop :

Nossa a Rasga mortalha seria muito foda, toda uma questão do grito

2026-07-18 18:06:05

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Mari Sales :

Os seres do folclore brasileiro são vilões? Não, mas eles podem ser controlados pela entidade, isso explica tudo, já que nem todos os killers q temos no DBD são maus realmente

2026-07-19 04:02:14

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Millena :

E cadê o Link do formulário

2026-07-19 03:15:00

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Enzo Zanarin :

uma cuca com skin do sitio do pica-pau amarelo ia ser pfto

2026-07-19 12:24:06

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𝔖𝔱𝔞𝔯 𝔚𝔢𝔫𝔡𝔢𝔩♱ :

Seria mt bom a Cuca e a Cabra-Capriloca no jogo

2026-07-18 17:13:46

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Eu mesmo :

Saci que solta pipa kkkk

2026-07-18 16:52:17

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batataCLT :

O Corpo-Seco seria o melhor já que a história dele facilita a entrada dele, pois ele anda sozinho nas florestas e persegue viajantes, logo dá pra colocar facilmente no DBD

2026-07-18 23:36:59

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Maurício Júnior :

Na onde ta esse formulário?

2026-07-18 23:32:00

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botapradesceee :

como vota?

2026-07-18 16:11:31

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tweekcreek :

mapinguari seria o mais brutal sem sombra de dúvidas

2026-07-18 23:37:27

2

Igu :

O Encourado seria uma boa escolha

2026-07-19 00:17:11

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meupaíspernambuco :

💙🤍

2026-07-19 17:52:11

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yun0zk :

queria a iara ou a caipora

2026-07-19 16:20:04

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liebe 🏊 :

corpo seco é o mais foda para virar, sem dúvidas

2026-07-19 15:58:55

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kelvinramoo_s :

ia ser muito foda a mula sem cabeça pqp

2026-07-18 16:36:25

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