The CN Movie

"Ever wonder what your life is like when you're living life as a television star? Well, I have. I'm Finn, the guy in the white funny lookin' hat. I came to CN Studios way back in April 2010. When I first came to the studio, I really felt like I fit in. And who knows what it would have been like if I got aired on Nickel... Nickelback...? Nicholas? The company that aired my pilot. That was when I met my two best friends. It was Chowder and Flapjack."– Finn, narrating the opening scene
The CN Movie is a 2024 live-action/animated film, based on the Cartoon Network network, directed by James Bobin (The Muppets, Muppets Most Wanted). This serves as another film with hand-drawn animated characters in a live-action setting. And surprisingly enough, it's produced by Warner Bros., making it the second franchise centered around a row of cartoon characters in the real world after Looney Tunes. The movie depicts the network's characters as actors that interact with each other outside their universes.
After eight long years, Finn decides to reunite with his old friends Chowder and Flapjack. After a good reunion, Finn suggests on getting the two a movie to bring them back to the public (which they were torn down unfortunately). As the three set off to return home, they end up in New York City by accident, so their old friends (who are outside their shows) go out to find them with the help of a woman (Amy Adams) traveling on her way there. Jeremy Shada and Thurop Van Orman reprise their roles as Finn and Flapjack while Asher Bishop voices Chowder, in favor of the now older Nicky Jones; accompanied by Linda Cardellini as CJ, Kate Micucci as Sadie Miller, Sean Giambrone as Jeff Randell, Sean Marquette as Mac, Keith Ferguson as Bloo, and Grey Griffin as Yumi Yoshimura.
This film is meant to re-introduce the old Cartoon Network shows that have been taken off the air, concluded happily, or just been ignored by the studio. The film is followed by an adult mockumentary series on TBS, titled The CN Show, in July 2025. A sequel to the film was planned to follow the series, until it was scrapped.
==The CN Movie contains examples of:==
*2D Visuals, 3D Effects: When the animated characters hold live-action objects.
**Also applies in the second Stinger (see below).
*Ambiguously Gay: Yumi in this movie is shown to be attracted to girls. Even summed up after Judy gives her mouth-to-mouth.Yumi: Thanks, lady, but I'm saving myself for another girl.
*Actor Allusion:
**During the flashback prologue, Clarence has a few ideas with his revival idea as his show reaches cancellation.Clarence: How about this? An episode where Jeff gets casted for a show taking place in the '80s?Jeff: Clarence.Clarence: [sadly] I know.
**When Chowder and Finn reunite with Flapjack, Flapjack greets them in a southern accent and saying "Aw, did you come all the way here to see wittle 'ol me?" .
** Chowder mistakes Beth Tezuka's voice for Panini's.Chowder: You sound like someone I know back where I come from.Beth: Yeah, and everybody says I sound like that dumb blonde from that slice-of-life family show, even though I came out way before she did.
**CJ calls Sadie "Webby" at one point.Sadie: Don't make that joke again. Ever.
*Adaptation Personality Change: While he's still level-headed as he is in his own show, Mac is much more energetic and reckless as Bloo. Bloo, meanwhile, incorporates Mac's traits.
*Adaptation Relationship Overhaul:
**While the show sunk their ship after "Hot to the Touch" and "Burning Low", Finn and Bonnibel are a couple, which they started dating sometime around the second season.
**Flapjack and Sally Syrup had a few moments of Ship Tease in Sally's appearances, but here, they dated since her debut episode, which was a year before Flapjack even met Finn.
*Adaptational Badass / One Woman Army: CJ in this movie takes on a large gang of prison guards with no trouble.
*Adaptational Jerkass: Flapjack. As much as he's a soft cream puff in-universe, he's a little short-tempered, danger-hungry powerhouse out-of-universe. Regardless, he's still a nice guy all-in-all.
*Advertised Extra: Any one of the Cartoon Network characters you can name (sans CJ, Sadie, Jeff, Mac & Bloo, and Yumi). In the actual movie, they just have supporting roles and minor roles.
*Advertising by Association: The first trailer opens with text saying "From the director of The Muppets, and the studio that brought you Space Jam, Space Jam: A New Legacy, Looney Tunes: Back in Action, and The Powerpuff Girls Movie."
*Animated Actors: From seeing the Crystal Gems (other than Amethyst) eating, to CJ and Margaret as friends, to some dumb characters actually smart, or maybe selfish characters are actually kind off-set, they're a good qualification. Although some of them retain their perks.
*Animation Bump: The CN characters move as they do in their respective homes, but in the real world, they move more fluently.
*As Himself:
**Thurop Van Orman, Pendleton Ward, and Carl Greenblatt. However, they were just disguises the trio uses to get inside the Warner Bros. studio.
**Kaley Cuoco appears briefly as the supporting CN characters arrive at the Warner Bros. studio.
**Japanese rock duo Ami Onuki and Yumi Yoshimura of Puffy AmiYumi voice their animated counterparts at the end credits.
**Sadie's voice actress, Kate Micucci, even interacts with Sadie at one point.
**John Oliver appears briefly in the Stinger discussing the announcement of the Cartoon Network Studios headquarters' closure.
*Attention Deflect...Ooh, Shiny!: Flapjack gets distracted by a car's hood ordainment at the start after they visit Warner Bros. Studios, then again in the climax when the characters are chased by the police.Flapjack: I can't help it, I like somethin' shiny.
*Big Applesauce: The trio ends up in New York after ending up trapped in a plane's cargo hold when Finn's backpack was accidentally put in there. This kickstarts the movie's plot of their friends going there to save them.
*Biting-the-Hand Humor: Directly at Cartoon Network than Warner Bros., apparently.
**During the first scene in the movie, the defunct cartoon characters give out their complaints with the studio with Finn in group therapy.Ms. Baker: That was nice of you to share your life story, Finn. We've all had tough lives out of our shows.Bubbles: Yeah, we recently got a reboot, which depicted us horribly! [she fires her eye beams at a poster of the PPG reboot] Ben: Look who's talkin'. I got one six months after you.Sumo: Our show got canned thanks to those superhero jerks! We barely even got close to getting a crossover.Johnny: I got a TV movie instead of an actual movie movie! But I don't blame the girls for their movie's box office flop.Uncle Grandpa: Speaking of which, wasn't it about time they released their movie on Blu-ray?Yumi: Our show got cancelled after our creator left. Even all the stuff that had us on the network's site was removed.
**And in the Candy Tavern after the trio reunites, Chowder and Flapjack talk about their bittersweet series finales after given word that they were cancelled. Chowder: ...I think the worst part in my finale was I married Panini and had a bunch of kids!Flapjack: You think you have it bad? Me and Cap'n got turned into real people at the end of my last episode and we got chased out of Stormalong.Chowder: It's like Cartoon Network no longer cares about humor anymore.
*Black Helicopter: Mac and Bloo hijack one after the group misses their bus back to Burbank during the Chase Scene.
*Breaking the Fourth Wall: Usually done throughout the movie by Chowder, Yumi, and the narrator. Pretty much any character with a show that constantly breaks the fourth wall.
*The Bus Came Back: The show brings Sally Syrup back after two episodes of The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack. Here, she returned to Stormalong after eight long years of not seeing Flapjack.
*Butt-Monkey: Flapjack receives Amusing Injuries throughout the story, as well as receive some smacks upside the head.
**Yumi can count as well, as she suffers some comedic slapstick for one thing and unwillingly chosen to come for another.
*The Cameo: The Cartoon Cartoons series Cow and Chicken, I Am Weasel, Ed, Edd n Eddy, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Sheep in the Big City and Codename: Kids Next Door. appear in flashbacks of the characters celebrating the 20th and 25th anniversary. Aside from acquired shows and characters, this also includes:
**Tom Cavanaugh as a WB studio security guard.
**Timothy Dalton, Kathleen Turner, and Wayne Knight who have previously had roles in other live-action/animated films.
**Bryce Dallas Howard as one of the people getting off the plane the trio's trapped in.
**Dennis Haysbert as a news reporter.
**Kaley Cuoco appears briefly to be on-break from filming The Big Bang Theory, and ends up fangirl'd by CJ.
**Hell, even Bravest Warriors characters Chris, Beth, Danny, Wallow, and Plum appear for a brief scene when the trio arrives at Warner Bros. for the first time.
*Cardboard Prison: CJ and Sadie get out of Arizona State Prison no problem after setting a fire in their cell, fleeing said cell, and the former kicking the hell out of the guards.
*Celebrity Paradox: During the supporting characters' Rescue Arc, they unintentionally meet Kate Micucci, the voice behind Sadie, which ends up with Micucci saying that she voices her and Sadie not believing that.
*Chase Scene: The occasional car chase variant where the CN characters are chased by the Los Angeles Police Department in New York.
*Comic Book Movies Don't Use Codenames: Princess Bubblegum and Flame Princess are referred to by their actual names Bonnibel and Phoebe in this movie.
*Company Cameo: Warner Bros. Studios is seen later on in the movie when the trio goes to ask for a movie deal. That aside, Cartoon Network itself gets in on the act.
*Company Cross References:
**The boys get thrown out by one security guard reminiscent to another security guard that did the same thing to Porky Pig back in 1940.
**A few towards Looney Tunes: Back in Action.
***Chowder, Flapjack and Finn wear disguises of their creators that come off with a zipper in the back.
***As Mac and Bloo fly back to CN Studios, they accidentally hit the WB water tower, which starts tumbling down.
*Contrived Coincidence: When the characters tell Judy about their journey to New York, Judy was traveling there.
*"Could Have Avoided This!" Plot: After Judy was told about the gang's situation when Mac and Bloo hijacked a transit bus to get to New York which had CJ and Sadie taking the fall for it and the others hitchhiking afterwards, she brings up the fact that they could have bought a flight to New York than go through all that trouble.Yumi: [after several face-smacks] Why didn't we think of that?!
*Crazy-Prepared: CJ keeps a set of matches in her hair for such an occasion, mostly if her power went out.
*Creator Cameo: See "As Himself" above.
*Dance Party Ending: At the start of the end credits. As well in its post-credits scene.
*Deadpan Snarker: The narrator naturally makes a dry remark of the situation or digs at how the story's going. The trio has their moments, too.
*Determinator: Officer Ethel is shown to be a "get the job done" cop. When CJ and Sadie escape from jail, she's hot on their trail throughout the movie
*Drives Like Crazy: In the car chase scene, Yumi takes over driving Judy's Yukon and plays her guitar while the song "Time Bomb" plays in background. She then fights with Chowder over the steering wheel.
*Drunk on Milk: One scene shows the trio in the Candy Tavern after reuniting. They're seen drinking root beer, along with Flapjack hiccuping and stuttering while talking.
*Dumbass Has a Point: Chowder makes a good one on Finn's suggestion.Finn: Hey, how about we re-introduce you guys with a movie?Chowder: Finn, as much as that sounds like a good idea, who, by today's standards, wants to see a movie about either a cat-bear-rabbit thing, even though I'm pretty much basically a cat, and a kid who wants to be an adventurer? It would probably take fans' full interest in one to happen.
*Earn Your Happy Ending: Shown in during the credits, all the defunct show characters are back in the studio, now interacting with the current running show characters. They're also out and about after relocating as well.
*The Exile: After a character's show has concluded or been cancelled, a character is exiled to remain in their home unless brought out for the network's celebration.
*Fish Out of Water: Finn, Flapjack and Chowder go out of the studio and into the real world with less knowledge of it whatsoever.
*Free-Range Children: Chowder, Finn and Flapjack. Back in 2010, they were going around the studio and going around their respective homes without adult supervision.
*The Genie Knows Jack Nicholson: Despite being exiled since cancellation, Chowder and Yumi make a few references to following media that was way after their times. Justified since they're fourth-wallers.
*Genre Savvy: Chowder, due to being a fourth-waller, and CJ, due to being a pop-culture enthusiast.
*Great Escape: When an inmate Jose hears about the CJ and Sadie's situation, he helps them break out by making a fire... which ends up happening right away. This ends up working and the girls run off with ease and escape in one of the police cars, off to reunite with their friends.
*Hero Antagonist: Los Angeles Police Department officers Ethel and Waylon serve as such to CJ and Sadie.
*Hopeless with Tech: Comes as no surprise that Chowder, Flapjack, Mac and Bloo know little about modern technology. Justified since they've been exiled by cancellation eight to nine years prior.Jeff: So you've attended celebrations outside of exile, but you never learned about technological advancements during your time out?
**Finn might be a downplayed example. He's aware of the existence and use of it, but doesn't have a good enough grasp on it.
*Inflating Body Gag: Yumi has her body inflated like a balloon when Tess gives her resuscitation.
*I Want You to Meet an Old Friend of Mine:
**Sean Giambrone and Sean Marquette, who are co-stars on The Goldbergs, reprise their Cartoon Network roles as Jeff Randell and Mac respectively.
**Amy Adams (Judy) and Maya Rudolph (Ethel) reunite after working together on Disenchanted.
*Interactive Narrator: The Powerpuff Girls' narrator. The only people he interacts are characters who are aware of the fourth wall. This is helpful with the gang as they bring Yumi along.
*Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Flapjack. Despite his off-screen personality, he's still kind-hearted to people.
*Kiss of Life: After Judy inadvertently hits Yumi, she uses resuscitation to revive her.Judy: I always thought my first kiss would be with a guy.
*Kleptomaniac Hero: Mac and Bloo are pretty much an exaggerated example of this trope. They can get any piece of transportation from a transit bus at the start to a helicopter at the end.CJ: How do you keep getting these things?
*The Knights Who Say "Squee!": CJ fangirls over Kaley Cuoco to the point where she asks for a selfie with her.
*Loads and Loads of Characters: The movie features a large majority of characters from shows that are primarily produced by Cartoon Network Studios. Those consisting of Dexter's Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, The Powerpuff Girls, Samurai Jack, Time Squad, Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?, The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, Megas XLR, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, The Life and Times of Juniper Lee, Camp Lazlo, My Gym Partner's a Monkey, Ben 10, Squirrel Boy, Class of 3000, Chowder, The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack, Adventure Time, Regular Show, Sym-Bionic Titan, Robotomy, The Problem Solverz, Secret Mountain Fort Awesome, Uncle Grandpa, Steven Universe, Clarence, Over the Garden Wall, We Bare Bears, Long Live the Royals, Mighty Magiswords, OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes, Apple & Onion, Craig of the Creek, and Summer Camp Island. Shown in the end credits scenes set in 2023 are characters from Victor and Valentino, Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart, Infinity Train, Close Enough, Tig n' Seek, The Fungies!, and Unicorn: Warriors Eternal.
*Logo Joke: Since the movie takes place in 2018, the Warner Bros. Pictures logo is the 1998-2020 version (with the Warner Bros. Discovery byline rather than using the Time Warner/WarnerMedia byline) and the Cartoon Network Studios logo is the 2013-2021 version.
*Massive Multiplayer Crossover: Not only does this have almost every Cartoon Network character, it also includes the Bravest Warriors characters in one scene.
*Mythology Gag:
**This isn't the first time having the Cartoon Network characters in a real world setting, notably the Hoopshots commercials.
**During the prologue, Chowder, Flapjack and Finn have a burping contest, with Flapjack besting them with his long belch he did in "Kid Nickles".Flapjack: Now I gotta use the can. Excuse me.
**Chowder mentions that he eats brain grub each week.
**Flapjack can be seen playing with his foot with a face drawn on it.
**As shown in the opening, Finn recalls his show's pilot, which was shown on the Nicktoons network back in 2007.
**This is the second time (third, if you count the CN City bumper) Bloo takes and drives a bus. 
**In one of the Stingers, Dexter showcases Cartoon Network City 2.0, a town reminiscent to the CN City bumpers from 2004 to 2007.
*Narrating the Obvious: Lampshaded by Chowder.Yumi: You realize the audience already knows about this.Narrator: You wanna narrate this movie?Yumi: No.
*The New '10s: The film takes place in November 2018, specifically two months after Adventure Time concluded.
*The New '20s: The epilogue takes place in August 2023, five years after the main events (see The Stinger below for more details).
*No Antagonist: Aside from police officers Ethel and Waylon serving as Hero Antagonists, the movie doesn't have much of a villain and focuses on the characters traveling halfway around America.
*Not Growing Up Sucks: Bubbles utters this.Bubbles: We've turned 20 a few days ago. [everyone applauds] But even though we are 20, we're still little girls that still fight crime during the day before bedtime.
*Not So Above It All: Even most characters, i.e. Panini, retain their common quirks from their in-universe counterparts.
**Finn and Chowder have more common sense than Flapjack does, but are still young boys like him and partake in childish pursuits like any other boy their ages.
*The Other Darrin: Implied, zigzagged and lampshaded in-universe. Chowder is voiced by Asher Bishop in this movie, due to Nicky Jones being too old for playing the title character. However, in one scene...Finn: We've been meaning to ask you.Flapjack: You sound different.Chowder: Oh, yeah, after eight years, my old voice was getting older, so I got a new voice. [reverting to Nicky Jones' voice] But my old voice is still around.[Finn and Flapjack look at him awkwardly]Chowder: You'll get used to my [reverting to Asher Bishop's voice] new voice, even if you'll miss my [with Nicky Jones' voice] old voice.[with Asher Bishop's voice] New voice.[with Nicky Jones' voice] Old voice.[with Asher Bishop's voice] New voice.[with Nicky Jones' voice] Old voice.[with Asher Bishop's voice] New voice.[with Nicky Jones' voice] Old voice.[Finn covers his mouth]Finn: Please, stop.Chowder: [with Asher Bishop's voice] Sorry.
*Overly Long Gag:
**The boys attempt to get inside the Warner Bros. studio, only to get thrown out by security. They use many disguises to get in, such as disguising as women; salesmen; the Three Stooges; and delivery boys. Their fifth attempt to get in was by disguising as their creators, which apparently worked.
**Chowder's Other Darrin scene above.
*Portal Picture: In the same vein as Looney Tunes: Back in Action, the 2D-animated characters can enter backgrounds to enter their homes and also enter other things, such as posters and billboards. CJ and Sadie use this technique to hide from the police.
*Power Trio: Chowder, Flapjack and Finn.
**Freudian Trio: Flapjack is the Id, Finn is the Ego and Chowder is the Superego.
**Nice, Mean, and In-Between: Chowder is the Nice (kindhearted, sympathetic), Flapjack is the Mean (pigheaded), and Finn is the In-Between (passive aggressive but considerate).
*Putting the Band Back Together: After Bonnibel suggested that Finn reunite with his friends, he bites the bullet and goes to their respective homes.
*"The Reason You Suck" Speech: Sandra the receptionist (Tina Fey's character) gives a good reason on why the studio wouldn't wanna make a movie about either Chowder or Flapjack.Sandra: Let me give you a simple answer: You're not as appealing for moviegoers.[Flapjack crosses his arms in response]Chowder: I told you, Finn.Sandra: You guys are good for the younger demographic as well as the older demographic, but I don't know if you can incorporate well in a movie. [to Chowder] Your show consists of constant fourth-wall jokes, a few out-of-character moments, ridiculously named foods to differ from the characters... and let's not forget unaware potty humor.[a toilet is heard flushing, then a man walks by holding a newspaper. Chowder chuckles]Sandra: [to Flapjack] And yours has disturbing content that could scare a child and some female characters that are voiced by male actors.Flapjack: Well, maybe my creator thought it would be funny or cost less.Sandra: Look, your shows are okay; they have good morals from time to time, but what they lack are character development. So, the answer is "no". Need I go on?Finn: Uh, yeah. How do you know so much about their shows?Sandra: I watched some of their episodes with my kids.
*Road Trip Plot: The premise focuses on Finn, Flapjack, and Chowder ending up in New York and it's up to their friends to travel there and get them back home.
*Roger Rabbit Effect: A massive throwback to this trope.
*Sequel Hook: At the end after the gang rescued the trio as they head home. Take That, Audience! overlaps with this.Flapjack: I wonder if we'll ever do this again.Chowder: It's possible, if this thing makes enough for another one. But then again, it depends on people's interest.
*Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Trailer: In this case, "Sir Not-Appearing-in-This-Poster". Not one of the live-action characters appears in the promotional posters besides the trailers and TV spots.
*Shared Universe: According to the co-writer Xavier Shaquille, who also pitched the idea, the movie takes place in the same universe as Looney Tunes: Back in Action.
*Shout-Out:
**The boys disguise as the Three Stooges in their third attempt to get in the studio.
**At one point, Flapjack mentions the time they went to see Shrek Forever After, a month after he and Chowder met Finn.Finn: That was a good finale. You know what was missing?Flapjack: What?[cut to Smash Mouth's "All Star" playing on a radio]
**When the boys meet the receptionist Sandra for the first time.Finn: Hello. We're here to meet the main executive of WB, please.Sandra: Ah, you must be the Looney Tunes.Finn: Heard of those guys, but no, not really.Sandra: Hmm, one of the Nicktoons?Chowder: Different network.
**The helicopter escape in the chase scene is reminiscent to the final part in Madagascar 3's chase scene.
**Marceline sings Lindsay Lohan's "Ultimate" near the end credits.
*Sidelined Protagonist Crossover: CJ and Sadie, who are both supporting characters from their respective shows, are main characters of the movie, while protagonists Mordecai, Rigby, and Steven are minor characters.
*Superman Stays Out of Gotham: There are certain shows that aren't present at the studio and not involved in the film's events. Those being:
**Any series produced by Warner Bros. Animation, either Looney Tunes; DC Entertainment; or Hanna-Barbera as they're located at the Warner Bros. studio.
**This also applies to the Lego-based series Ninjago, Legends of Chima, and Mixels.
*Take That!:
**This movie does some jabs at Cartoon Network's rival Nickelodeon a few times.
***At the very start of the movie...Finn: When I first came to the studio, I really felt like I fit in. And who knows what it would have been like if I got aired on Nickel... Nickelback...? Nicholas? The company that aired my pilot.
***When the boys meet the Bravest Warriors, Beth mentions that she came out four years before her other Liliana Mumy counterpart Leni Loud, talking down how Leni's more popular than her.
***Sandra the receptionist mistakes them for the Nicktoons, in which Chowder dismisses as they're from a different network.
***Judy then calls Chowder "Garfield", to which he resents her remark. (Doubles as a Mind Screw since the film is set in 2018, a year before Nickelodeon had purchased Garfield.)
**During his reunion, Finn briefly mentions the Floss from Fortnite.Finn: There's this one new dance move called the Floss, which is pretty stupid and misleading.Flapjack: How does it go?Finn: Eh, I'm not gonna do it.
**Bubbles shoots a poster of the Powerpuff Girls reboot with her eyebeams, serving as a nod to the original show's fans' dislike on its reboot. Doubles as Biting-the-Hand Humor.
**During the car ride, Yumi switches to a Ramones song as she finds Smash Mouth a "has been" band.
***This follows Judy reverting back from the Ramones' "Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?" to Smash Mouth's "All Star", claiming the former as the worst choice with a subtle dig towards Shrek the Third.Judy: Look, it ["Rock 'n' Roll Radio"] is a good song, but it was used for a bad animated movie.
*The Stinger:
**In the epilogue, The CN characters mourn their studio following corporate mergers and the long-term lease with Hollywood Production Center, whom had moved into the studio.Chowder: I'm really gonna miss this place.Flapjack: And just after my 15th anniversary.[Finn smacks him upside the head]Finn: Not helping, Flap.
**Dexter introduces the CN characters to Cartoon Network City 2.0, a 3-dimensional Pocket Dimension reminiscent to the CN City bumpers.
**After the credits, we have Marceline singing (and mainly lip syncing) to "Boogie Feet" with the other CN characters joining in afterwards.
*This Loser Is You: Finn, by his perspective.Finn: Believe me, I had it even worse than you guys. I kept breaking up with many girls, I met my dad who was a big jerkface, I lost my arm and I never got it back in the finale.
*Title Drop: When the boys disguise as their creators to pass through security.Chowder/C.H. Greenblatt: Hello, uh, we'd like to pitch a movie to the main executive of this studio. It's called The CN Movie. What do you think?Guard: Eh, maybe work on the title.
*Token Human: Judy serves as one of the main characters in the story alongside the CN characters.
*Toon Physics: Like Looney Tunes: Back in Action, this applies to the Cartoon Network characters as well.
*Traveling at the Speed of Plot: When the boys start planning to go to Warner Bros. Studios at the beginning.Finn: That's an hour long walk from there.Chowder: Gotcha covered. [he pulls down the top of the screen and transitions to a view of the Warner Bros. studio]
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