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Honestly, this is just a normal Tuesday in Fur Haven.
Apparently this is like the end of Evangelion. I wouldn't know, I've never seen it.
Feat
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Can you find all the Hidden Juns?
Apparently this is like the end of Evangelion. I wouldn't know, I've never seen it.
Feat
and 
Can you find all the Hidden Juns?
Category Artwork (Digital) / Inflation
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1108 x 1280px
File Size 414.6 kB
Here is what I spy. I spy the Hidden Juns at..
One in the Potted Plant, another on one of the Bathtub legs, another one on top of the door (not the door itself but the mechanism that shuts the door) and yet another one behind the Newspaper.
That's what my eyes permit me to see.
One in the Potted Plant, another on one of the Bathtub legs, another one on top of the door (not the door itself but the mechanism that shuts the door) and yet another one behind the Newspaper.
That's what my eyes permit me to see.
Nice job on the whole sequence here Creature, I wonder if you're draw a little more of this, like a continuation where everyone in the city falls victim to your peach juice.
Also, lemme see if I could find these bonus Juns:
I see two on the first panel, one in the shadows behind the chair Lucky Hippo's sitting in and another one in the potted plant.
One is sitting on one of the bath tub legs on the second panel
A jun is above the entrance door to the cafe/diner hiding on one of the arms and another is over the newspaper Joe the otter's reading.
Also, lemme see if I could find these bonus Juns:
I see two on the first panel, one in the shadows behind the chair Lucky Hippo's sitting in and another one in the potted plant.
One is sitting on one of the bath tub legs on the second panel
A jun is above the entrance door to the cafe/diner hiding on one of the arms and another is over the newspaper Joe the otter's reading.
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