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Dethklok: Nathan Explosion, Skwisgaar Skwigelf, Pickles (The Drummer), William Murderface, Toki Wartooth, and Charles Foster Offdensen

The Robinsons: Lewis, Wilbur, Franny, Bud, Tallulah, Billie, Fritz, Joe, Laszlo, and Petunia Robinson, Art and Gaston Framagucci, Lucille Krunklehorn, C4rl, and Spike & Dimitri

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Feral Children with High Levels of Disregard for Authority and their Helpful Emotional Support Robot Family Members

Bonus points if they have a Danger Mood!

I told you C4-RL was gonna look WAAAAAAY different in this AU! See, it's because he's programmed (and designed) to be a calming presence around the kids. In this AU, "C4-RL" stands for "Calming for - Relaxation: Lite."

Five Fun Facts! - Every part of him is interactive. Pressing the buttons on his cheeks makes a variety of effects. - He can dispense calming scents from his fingertips. - On top of being programmed with a variety of relaxation procedures, he's also got programming to help the kids with school work. - He may or may not be the less murderous and sad version of Baby from FNaF: Sister Location. - All of the kids love C4-RL, but Wilbur loves him the most for the relaxed atmosphere he can produce for reading.

Hamburg-born rapper-producer c4rl has shared his debut album okay. – out now. Coming in at 10 songs, okay. meshes the nostalgia of 2010's EDM with futuristic production and underground rap tendencies, leaning into auto-tuned vocals that alternate between German and English. The release coincided with a sold-out album release party in Berlin and will be accompanied by a run of yet-to-be-announced music videos for each of the songs on the project. This album arrives after a lengthy series of singles, including "Vogue", "Flow", "Demi Lovato", and "Jump!" that ended with a feature on "Fang"(3M+ streams) with German electro-pop star Levin Liam. okay. is out now.

c4rl is a German artist-producer who bridges the worlds of rap and electronic music. His self-produced work exists at the intersection of the underground trap, European electronic, and DIY sound, drawing inspiration from his hometown's vibrant underground scene with EDM-inspired synth leads fused with underground trap rhythm sections. c4rl first emerged with his debut single "Boom!" alongside fellow Hamburg native Yung Palo, followed in quick succession by "Ballin" with London rapper YT and Yung Palo and "Zu Laut" (5M+ streams). Through his involvement in the curation of the long-running “DREAMTEAM” party series, he has been able to perform alongside local and international artists such as The Dare, Southstar, Alcatraz, and Zackavelli. Alongside music, c4rl is known for self-directed visuals that accompany his songs, combining the nostalgia of the 2010's visual identity with a DIY ethos.

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c4rl is a German artist-producer who bridges the worlds of rap and electronic music. His self-produced work exists at the intersection of the underground trap, European electronic, and DIY sound, drawing inspiration from his hometown's vibrant underground scene with EDM-inspired synth leads fused with underground trap rhythm sections. c4rl first emerged with his debut single "Boom!" alongside fellow Hamburg native Yung Palo, followed in quick succession by "Ballin" with London rapper YT and Yung Palo and "Zu Laut" (5M+ streams).

Through his involvement in the curation of the long-running “DREAMTEAM” party series, he has been able to perform alongside local and international artists such as The Dare, Southstar, Alcatraz, and Zackavelli. Alongside music, c4rl is known for self-directed visuals that accompany his music, combining the nostalgia of the 2010's visual identity with a DIY ethos.

To kick off the new year, Hamburg-born rapper-producer c4rl has shared a new single, "Jump!" – out now alongside an accompanying music video. Blending elements of 2000's progressive house and mainstream trap, "Jump!" is an amalgamation of German and recognizable English lyrics, appealing to the international nature of his fans and the ever-growing community of worldwide underground rap music fans.

The accompanying self-directed video features c4rl on the mountain with a Jump! themed snowboard, leaning into 2010's visual aesthetics. Arriving on the heels of his hyper-viral December track "Demi Lovato", "Jump!" caps off a long run of 2025 singles, starting the rollout for his yet-to-be-announced debut album out soon.

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