My Movie [175]

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A set of two events I have recorded in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

= Music Used =
1. GETHCOD - Patricia Taxxon (TECHDOG I)
2. Bubblegum K.K. - Atsuko Asahi
3. Watching You - Pogo (Weightless)

= Hospital: Creating the Patient Ward =
Characters: Isabelle, Player, Orville, Wilbur, Dom, Lionel, Niko, Lottie, Curlos, Becky, Tabby, Alfonso, Blaire, Naomi, Bertha, Axel, Spork/Crackle, Bubbles, Antonio
Description: I log onto the game, open a letter from Bettina since my first instinct is to open my mailbox, then fly to Happy Home Paradise to work on the hospital and add a patient ward. After the work is finished, I check up on the three characters in the patient ward (Bertha, Crackle, Axel).

= New Year's Celebration =
Characters: Isabelle, Player, Tom Nook, Bettina, T-Bone, Gayle, Azalea, Beau, Agnes, Flurry, Maggie, Tutu, Bluebear
Description: I log onto the game an hour before 2023, observing the celebration that's to come. I stay a while at Gayle's house before going to the plaza with everyone else to celebrate the new year.

Copyright info:

I used a distorted clip of Microsoft Hazel's voice to read Bettina's letter to me at the beginning. Any audio samples generated with Microsoft Hazel are copyrighted, and while I did distort her voice to sound much different, that does not change the fact that I edited a copyrighted voice sample.
Patricia Taxxon's song, GETHCOD, from the album TECHDOG I, is released under a Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a game owned by Nintendo.
The song "Bubblegum K.K." by Atsuko Asahi is licensed by Nintendo.
Nick Bertke, a musician known by his stage name Pogo, remixes copyrighted works into tracks, and the works sampled by those tracks are restricted for use unless protected with fair use. It is unknown whether fair use applies to his tracks or not, so I must use the song "Watching You" with caution.
!!! Important: I used two songs created by two artists with highly conflicting views in vicinity with each other. These two songs were added to the video by random selection, so this is a coincidence. The selections I made also don't reflect any personal endorsement of their views. !!!

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