Video Killed the Radio Star COMPLETE Glam-Rock Themed Tigerstar MAP

Video Killed the Radio Star COMPLETE Glam-Rock Themed Tigerstar MAP

Rejissyor: mobiusghost. 4.20.2020 FAQ! -Can I host a MAP with these designs/theme? Yes! Please credit this MAP for the designs that you borrow. -Can I host a MAP using this song? YES! I don't own the song! I would appreciate if you didn't host a Warrior cats glam-rock MAP with this song, tho :P - 5.3.19 EDIT: "I don't know who is who" / "I don't know what is going on!" This follows Tigerstar's reign from birth to death. The original script is provided in case you get lost. WELL HERE IT IS, LADS. My first completed MAP. This was so fun to host, a majority of the parts were finished before I had even set a due date, and everyone did such an amazing job and put so much effort into their parts. Everyone really went above and beyond for this MAP. Most background characters were designed by whoever had that part. Ciderwing designed EIGHT background cats, which is just fucking bonkers. There were no real rules regarding backgrounds and everyone interpreted the script differently, yet they all flow together so beautifully. Honestly, I just cannot put into words how proud of everyone I am. - ★Congrats to Tulinn for winning the thumbnail contest! ★Thanks to Frankie B Catt for the credit art! ★And a special shout out to my good buddy Cheeteh Z, who not only did their own part, but also did 2 collabs and picked up an additional half-a-part when I needed help! - ★INFO! SONG: Video Killed the Radio Star by The Buggles ★This basically follows the whole Tigerstar timeline, starting from birth to death. If you're lost, here's the original script: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1A... ★Original Call (with all the links n stuff) • [CLOSED] ★ Video Killed the Radio Sta... ★Design Credits https://drive.google.com/open?id=1buD... ★The theme for this MAP is 70s/80s GLAM ROCK, which was an era of male performers dressing up in flamboyant outfits and wearing makeup (see: David Bowie). ★The song itself was released in 1979. It is about how, due to the rising popularity of TV taking over radios, musicians now hav

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