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# THE PARTYFOX

> Not a recreation of one <mark style="color:$info;">historical</mark> illustration.
>
> Not an attempt to freeze the character in the past.
>
> Instead, <mark style="color:blue;">PARTY</mark><mark style="color:$warning;">FOX</mark> brings the old trickster into a completely different forest on <mark style="color:$success;">ROBINHOOD CHAIN.</mark>

A forest made of:

* Wallets instead of dens
* Timelines instead of trails
* Communities instead of kingdoms
* Digital identities instead of medieval disguises
* &#x20;Memes, creativity and culture instead of manuscripts

The environment changed.

&#x20;The fox adapted.

&#x20;The foxes never left.

&#x20;They simply found each other on <mark style="color:blue;">OPENSEA</mark>

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