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New Neon Abyss Weapon - Butterfly Blade

United StatesPublished January 6, 2022

Views 2.53K  |  Likes 19  |  Comments 1
Views#1,888,793Global
Views#353,686United States

Channel

MenterosoMenteroso
153 subs281 videosFeb 2007

This video has 2.53K views and 19 likes, ranking #1,888,793 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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2,538

Likes

19

Comments

1

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Total (all-time): $2 – $5

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The latest update (Steam only, for some reason) has brought several changes: New weapons, a new boss, and a new ticket... This is the butterfly blade, a gun that shoots giant swords at your enemies. Also, there are butterflies that I think do damage. Enjoy! #Shorts #NeonAbyss #Menteroso

Published
January 6, 2022
Made for kids
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