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Five Nights at Stickman's
5 years ago

Special announcement!


Hi, you Stickman fans!

I've talked with @STOP-OK and we decided that that Five Nights at Marttic's franchise and the Five Nights at Stickman's franchise would be in the same timeline.

So, an event that happens in one of the franchises can affect the other franchise.

By the way, go follow @STOP-OK.

-BoumTNT



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(Still looking for a coder, BTW.)

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