Retromoe's... Uh... World?

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By the time that the Resonance Cascade occurs, Aperture's staff would have been wiped out a week prior thanks to 2003's Bring Your Daughter To Work Day when GLaDOS gassed everyone in the facility.

What I imagine would happen is likely some federal investigation into what had occurred in Aperture Science, thousands of people all disappearing in the facility, daughters included, would devastate a lot of families who would be desperate for answers as to what happened to their Sons, their Daughters, their Fathers, their Mothers, their Brothers, their Sisters, their Uncles, their Aunties, their Nieces, their Cousins...

To say the least, Aperture Science would likely legally cease to be a corporate entity as there is no staff remaining, and the clash that would occur between GLaDOS and the Government would be incredibly, incredibly interesting.

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All 44 MILLION flipnotes that had been posted to Flipnote Hatena back in the early 2010s have been restored. ALL OF THEM!

I accidentally found this out today. I had no clue this archive project was even a thing in the works. I checked the website and was able to find every single flipnote animation I ever posted.

Flipnote Hatena was such a huge part of my childhood and my journey with art. It was also what got me through some of the first years of my parents' divorce as a child. As a clinically depressed kid having to switch between houses every week, flipnotes had been my lifeline. They had been my everything in middle school. And now I have all of my flipnotes again, and readily available online at that. This is the best gift I could have gotten this christmas, especially after accidentally deleting years ago one of the animations I had cherished. The archive project has also gotten enough funds to keep the project going through to 2024, but you can donate to their Ko-fi if you want to keep the archive up even longer.

I never would have thought I'd ever get to see all of these animations again. 12 Terabytes of data containing 44 million flipnotes made by 1.2 million kids over a decade ago. I didn't even know this was possible!

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