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NEW EROSION BIRD BUILD - | DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2 |

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NEW EROSION BIRD BUILD - | DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2 |

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AN EROSION BIRD BUILD FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO COPY THE CLOTHING OR SKILLS! ENJOY! This build is based off of the 2023 meme "Luh Calm Fit," featuring the famous Erosion Birds! This build has an Arctic bird-like style/moveset, which was the perfect start to my Halloween Specials! Hope you enjoy this one! Subscribe for more Halloween Specials! 🎃 NOTE: PLEASE READ BOTTOM!!! ⚠️⚠️⚠️ 0:00 Intro 0:13 Preset 0:27 Showcase 0:46 Combo 1:15 Outro Credits/Source: Creator: ‪@drevfx_‬ Song: "interface" ---- sgarz Video Refernce: "Opium Bird 10 Hours" ---- 10HoursMovies The Opium Bird is an AI‑generated, fictional creature first released in September 12th, 2023, by special effects artist @drevfx, combining video compositing, AI image generation, and an AI‑cloned voiceover to create a viral “cryptid” hoax on TikTok The Opium Bird — also called the Erosion Bird or “Meme from 2027” — is depicted as a massive, shaggy, bird‑like animal standing in a blizzard, often described in the hoax as a naturally occurring Antarctic predator. In the original videos, it appears 14 feet tall, with matted “fur” and dark, human‑like eyes, narrated by a calm, documentary‑style voiceover Dre combined realistic but impossible bird imagery with a surreal Antarctic setting, then added a clinical, documentary‑style narration. The visuals were designed to mimic wildlife footage, but with biologically impossible traits — such as fur instead of feathers and uniform plumage patterns I based my build off of this fascinating meme! I couldn't resist! The Erosion Bird goes by many names: Erosion Bird Opium Bird* Meme from 2027 Luh Calm Fit NOTE: PLEASE READ!!! ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Opium Bird* Opium is a natural narcotic obtained from the sap of the Papaver somniferum (opium poppy). The raw latex contains morphine, codeine, and other alkaloids that form the basis of many opioid medications. Historically, opium was smoked or eaten for pain relief and euphoria; today, purified derivatives (like morphine) are used medically under strict control. In the United States it is illegal to grow, possess, or use except under very narrow, highly regulated medical and research conditions. This video is stricly for entertainment and informative purposes. For your safety, please do not attempt to use or carry this substance! The term "Opium Bird" is neither in relation to or related to the medical or drug term Opium!