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Songs by: ‪@ezzythecat‬ and ‪@Mimu_Opus‬ Characters by: ‪@BFDI‬ Story: bf was teleported to the world of BFDI. He encountered two and challenged him to a rap battle. It all went down hill from that. My discord: ja_animates527_32983 Tags: #animated #bfb #bfdi #bfdia #tpot #fridaynightfunkinmod #fridaynightfunkinmods #fridaynightfunking #fnf #fnfmods #fnfmod #fnfcover #lwp #pibby #pibbyfridaynightfunkin #pibbyapocalypse #pibbymod #objectshows #objectshow Friday Night Funkin' is a 2020 open-source rhythm game where the player, as Boyfriend, must win rap battles against various opponents to impress his Girlfriend's family and prove his worth. The game features a story mode with different weeks and difficulties, a simple but challenging gameplay of matching on-screen prompts with arrow keys, and a distinct 80s-inspired visual style. Developed by The Funkin' Crew, it gained significant popularity and is known for its catchy music and open-source nature, which has led to a large community of modders and fan-made content. The BFDI (Battle for Dream Island) plot involves anthropomorphic objects competing in challenges for a luxurious island called Dream Island, with viewer voting determining who gets eliminated. The story features constant twists, alliances forming and breaking, and changes in host and rules across multiple seasons and timelines, but always circling back to a competition for an island prize among its diverse cast of characters. "Learning with Pibby" was an Adult Swim proof-of-concept short created by Dodge Greenley that became a viral hit online but was ultimately not developed into a full series. The short followed an innocent children's show character named Pibby as her world was corrupted by a "glitchy darkness" that transformed beloved cartoon characters from various Warner Bros. properties into monstrous beings. Despite significant fan support and even a popular April Fool's prank on the Adult Swim channel, the project was rejected for a full series, likely due to its complex crossover nature and the broader challenges in the animation industry at the time.