@kalyonnoyami: Top 7 Subaru Natsuki IF Routes | Part 2 @𝐾𝑎𝑙𝑦𝑜𝑛 𝑛𝑜 𝐴𝑟𝑡 #natsuki #subaru #fyp #animedit #animefyp

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boom_zero
BOOM :
1- pride 2- glutonny 3- envy 4- wrath 5- greed 6- lust 7- sloth
2026-09-14 01:41:48
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magicis_ground
Magic :
my dog was barking on beat I'm crying rn
2026-09-13 16:03:09
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booksamddreams
booksanddreams :
Envy on 6? Yall fr? Under sloth? Subaru has little to no character in that, only guilt and shame for running away and then after living his happy life come back to everything, naahhh can be a good loop but it’s not even slightly better than the main story
2026-09-12 14:25:41
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moroo78y
moroo78y :
1- gluttony 2- wrath 3- pride 4- envy 5- sloth 6- greed 7- lust
2026-09-14 10:08:18
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user879386881
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Sloth Highter then envy 💔
2026-09-13 19:05:51
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champion_bubason
Правитель на пенсии :
а чо зависть так низко, первое заслуженно
2026-09-13 14:55:52
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mohamedelsayeda420
Natsuki Subaru :
Greedbaru is the best
2026-09-15 04:30:59
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u.n42u70
𒉭 :
nahhh bro Daniel on top
2026-09-12 14:53:56
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m1h2m_16
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envy and wrath is better then sloth
2026-09-12 18:19:03
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hisko1608777
穆罕默德 :
Wrath >>>>
2026-09-12 23:17:59
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gooner9865
Gooner :
Nothing beats pride the only time he actually won
2026-09-12 12:24:09
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aze.salas_
aze salas$_$ :
how to watch each routes
2026-09-14 14:26:41
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Tysm for 4,000 followers|| we gained 2,000 within a day 🥳🎉 || alligators are so mean|| Imagine standing near the edge of a swamp when an alligator suddenly picks up a rock with its powerful jaws, gives a quick flick of its head, and sends it flying across the water. While this sounds like something straight out of an action movie, it’s fun to imagine a world where alligators have secretly mastered the art of throwing rocks. If they could, it would make perfect sense based on how incredibly strong, patient, and intelligent these ancient reptiles already are. Alligators spend much of their lives waiting for the perfect moment to strike. Instead of wasting energy chasing prey, they rely on timing, precision, and surprise. Adding rock-throwing to their imaginary list of talents would simply make them even more efficient hunters. A well-aimed stone could create ripples in the water, distract curious animals, or scare birds into flying closer to the alligator’s hiding place. Their patience would allow them to line up the perfect shot before making a move. Their incredible jaw strength would also make them ideal rock throwers. An alligator’s bite is one of the strongest in the animal kingdom, so gripping a smooth stone would be no challenge at all. By swinging its powerful neck and tail together, it could generate enough force to launch a rock surprisingly far. Since alligators already use their tails for explosive bursts of speed in the water, using that same power to add momentum to a throw seems almost believable in this imaginary scenario. Their sharp eyesight would make them excellent at aiming. Alligators can spot movement from impressive distances, especially near the water’s surface. That means they could carefully calculate where to toss a rock to hit floating logs, splash near fish, or startle other animals. After millions of years of evolution, it’s easy to picture them becoming expert marksmen if they ever developed that unusual ability. Young alligators could even learn from older ones. You could imagine baby alligators practicing with tiny pebbles while adults demonstrated proper throwing techniques. Over time, the best throwers would become legends of the swamp, earning respect from every creature nearby. Birds might stay extra alert, turtles would dive at the sound of a splash, and curious raccoons would think twice before wandering too close to the shoreline. Rock throwing would also make alligators even more mysterious. Campfire stories would spread about giant reptiles knocking fruit from trees, creating distractions with carefully placed splashes, or even settling arguments by seeing who could throw a stone the farthest across a pond. Whether anyone actually witnessed these events would always remain a mystery, making the stories even more entertaining. Of course, this is just an imaginative idea rather than reality. But picturing alligators as expert rock throwers highlights just how fascinating these animals already are. They’re powerful, patient, incredibly well adapted to their environment, and have survived for millions of years. If nature had decided to give them the ability to throw rocks, there’s little doubt they would become some of the most impressive—and probably most intimidating—creatures on Earth. #fyp #alligator #meme #blowthisup #viral

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