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Famitracker Bits – Balloon Ride (Babar to the Rescue) [2a03]

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First published at 15:44 UTC on April 1st, 2019.

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Wait, where are the floating electric bolts and man-eating fish?

DL Folder: https://mega.nz/#F!AhFzTQoZ!ZlUDBi6BrfNzDqU9m2LEuQ

This song is from a relatively obscure GBA adaptation of Babar the Elephant, entitled 'Babar to the Rescue'. I…

Wait, where are the floating electric bolts and man-eating fish?

DL Folder: https://mega.nz/#F!AhFzTQoZ!ZlUDBi6BrfNzDqU9m2LEuQ

This song is from a relatively obscure GBA adaptation of Babar the Elephant, entitled 'Babar to the Rescue'. I'll admit, I know little to nothing about the show (outside of what I looked up during the making of this), and the only reason I did this was because it showed up during ProtonJon's streams and would give me a chance to cover something obscure. Was it worth it? Probably not.
-Trojan

Music originally by Mikkel Hakonsson
Babar the Elephant © 1931 Jean de Brunhoff
Started on 11:12PM (MST)
Finished at 12:05AM (MST)

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