updated 2 years ago
Inspired by @Texgon3D
Models by @trixel3D and @m6animations
Map by @blueanimates
Caine animation by @Rari-Tet
Music by Gooseworx and Evan Alderete
TADC by Glitch and Gooseworx
Lighting and Zooble animation by me!
Shoutout to @Texgon3D for helping me through some rough times, and for advice given.
Caine rig by @trixel3D
Jax rig by @LukaszModeler
Kinger & Pomni rigs by @m6animations
Ragatha, Gangle & Zooble rigs by @zayJax & @CodaAnim
Circus Lobby map by @blueanimates
Animation & lighting by me!111
Audio: youtube.com/watch?v=Jg47V3ecq1g&t=283s
I am not affiliated and or have any ownership of Glitch Productions or Digital Circus.
TADC Ep 8: youtu.be/DMNlzf8PiEM?si=Niw9QKeEg7hsC8qz
Made with Blender 5.1.
Okay, I lied.
Character models by @zayJax
Lighting and map by me
Audio by @GLITCH
Made in Blender 4.5. Rendered in Cycles.
aprel fol. modesl by zayjax and bekzii
models by zayjax, audio by whoever made asdfmovie i forgor
dont question this questionable video
remake gummi sith
Circus Lobby model by Blue Animations
Animation by me
Music by Charlie Clouser
Model from T . m./Thunder/GamesProduction/RazvanAndrei123
Models by UFMP, EndyArts, Cloudspecman, Project FNaF, MasterRemakeReturned... blah blah blah
model by endyarts
Credits:
Instrumental Rip: Me
Baba Part Pitch: @GummyZen
Video: youtube.com/@gummisith
Original Audio: GummyBearIntl
Thumbnail: Me
Enjoy!
Credits:
Instrumental: @GummyZen
Original Audio: @PPDubu
Vocals: Me
Video: youtube.com/@gummisith
Extra Help: youtube.com/@Procastilator
Harmony AI Voice: @TheDamnEditor_OFFICIAL
Backing Vocals: Me
Extra Stems: Me
Soloist: Me
Editing: Me
For @Jose_Angel_Games2010_EN's Kummipea contest.
S H U T U P , F O R G O D ' S S A K E , @gummyfunnyyt !
This album includes an early version of "La La La I Love You (NRG Mix)" that replaces "Skaterbär" with "Raverbär". It also includes an early version of "You Know It's Christmas" and is the first album to have the keychanged version of "Nuki Nuki".
This release comes packaged in a super jewel box and has an overall similar design to "Dança Com O Gummy!", which released before "Nuki Nuki". This CD also has a "Nuki Nuki" video clip, like "Dança Com O Gummy!", but for both PC and Mac.
All of the tracks and videos ripped from my Polish Nuki Nuki CD album.
GummyRadio image made my me.
Timestamps:
01. Nuki Nuki - 0:00
02. I Lalalalalove You Raverbar - 02:28
03. Great Summer - 06:04
04. Boogie Woogie Dancin' Shoes - 09:51
05. Dancin Dancin's What I Need - 13:15
06. Jump Jump - 17:18
07. Disc Mack - 20:01
08. Boom Bing Bing - 23:34
09. Call Me Call You - 26:59
10. Jaj De Szep A Popom - 30:09
11. Nuki Nuki - Hip Hop Version - 33:51
12. You Know It's Christmas - 36:53
Extra:
Nuki Nuki Video (PC) - 39:34
Nuki Nuki Video (Mac) - 42:01
Enjoy! :)
bitcrushing: cadencialfanencial
The Big Bang (~13.8 billion years ago)
The universe began with the Big Bang, a singularity where all mass and energy were condensed into a point. The universe rapidly expanded, cooling down and forming elementary particles like quarks and electrons. As it cooled further, atoms formed, mainly hydrogen and helium.
Formation of Basic Elements (~3 minutes after the Big Bang)
In the first few minutes, quarks combined to form protons and neutrons, and these formed the first light elements—hydrogen, helium, and traces of lithium. Most of the universe remained hydrogen-rich.
Cosmic Microwave Background (~380,000 years after the Big Bang)
As the universe cooled, neutral hydrogen atoms formed, allowing photons to travel freely. This light is still detectable today as the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB), providing a snapshot of the early universe.
Formation of Stars and Galaxies (~200 million years after the Big Bang)
Gravitational forces caused the clumping of gas into the first stars and galaxies. These stars, known as Population III stars, were large and short-lived. Their radiation reionized the universe’s hydrogen, making it transparent to light.
Formation of Our Solar System (~4.6 billion years ago)
Our solar system formed when a nebula of gas and dust collapsed, creating the Sun and surrounding planets. The Earth cooled enough to form a solid crust, and conditions eventually became right for life.
Emergence of Life (~3.8 billion years ago)
Life began on Earth with simple single-celled organisms. The origin of life is debated, but theories suggest it arose from organic molecules in the primordial soup or hydrothermal vents. Photosynthesis began, releasing oxygen into the atmosphere.
Multicellular Life (~1 billion years ago)
Multicellular organisms appeared, leading to more complex life forms. The Cambrian Explosion (~541 million years ago) saw rapid diversification, setting the stage for plant and animal evolution.
Dinosaurs and Mammals (~250 million years ago)
Dinosaurs dominated the Earth during the Mesozoic Era, around 250 million years ago, until an asteroid impact and volcanic activity caused their extinction about 66 million years ago, making room for mammals to thrive.
Evolution of Humans (~2 million years ago)
Homo sapiens, our species, evolved around 300,000 years ago from earlier hominids. Early humans developed tools, language, and culture, leading to the rise of civilizations and recorded history.
Agriculture and Civilizations (~10,000 years ago)
Agriculture began around 10,000 years ago, allowing humans to form settled communities and build complex societies. The development of writing, cities, and technology sparked the rise of civilizations.
The Industrial Revolution (~200 years ago)
The Industrial Revolution in the late 18th century marked a significant shift from agrarian economies to industrialized ones. The invention of the steam engine, factories, and new technologies transformed transportation, manufacturing, and daily life.
The Modern Age (~100 years ago to the Present)
In the 20th and 21st centuries, rapid technological advances like electricity, telecommunications, computers, and the internet reshaped the world. However, challenges like climate change, political tensions, and global health crises continue to define modern history.
The Future of the Universe and Humanity
In 5 billion years, the Sun will enter its red giant phase, shedding its outer layers. The universe will continue expanding, possibly ending in heat death, where all stars burn out. The future of humanity is uncertain, but advancements in technology may lead to space exploration and colonization of other planets.
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