[FNF] Rush V2 - Too Slow (The Battle Cats Mix) [+INST, VOICES]

Battle Cats Mix has a discord now!
/ discord
We're so back...
I grab the courage to compose this from scratch since the V1 is just a FLP Edit, so this is a great glowup! This also takes some inspiration from Swell Battle and of course, Defeat (Not the amongus one, i mean the first Too Slow Battle Cats mix done).
This takes place on a Hacked version of that deleted Battle Cats game, there's no ubers, traits, no gacha, just you and your inevitable encounter with NYANKO. Good luck.
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Credits:
‪@damichumeow‬Did the music, art and visualizer. (That's me!!)
femidrill - Made art and texts for the thumbnail, ty! :)
x.com/femidrill
The Battle Cats belongs to PONOS
VS Sonic.EXE team for Too Slow
Video made with FL Studio ZGameEditor Visualizer plugin
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Instrumental + Voices:
drive.google.c...
Song BPM in order if someone wants to chart this:
125 - 160 - 170 - 125 - 170
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Ignore, this is just for algorytm, it seems to work so...
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