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I was lucky enough to snag a spot in the audience for the first showing of Lalafells of the Caribebean so that I could watch the adorable cast take to the stage in pint-sized versions of our favourite characters, but not as we know them. And, with a lot of sweat and blood to grease the gears, we did it. But only recently did we finally try the theatre idea again, which I had mentioned to Duns nearly two years ago. “In the process of working together, we met great people, like Space Nemorensis and Niko Sonnenblume, and worked on many different projects - A Night Market, Oktoberfest Celebration, Casinos, Fire Festivals, Tour agency, and so many more. At the time, our aim was just to create new experiences and events for Elemental, and to always do something different from the last. I remember speaking to Duns about the idea of making a Theatre production someday, but we never got around to it due to various factors. As a team, we wanted something different, something special. “When we began, there was a very small English-based roleplaying community in the Elemental Data Center, and most venues were Cafes, Bars, or GPose studios. “We were all Lalafell at the time, and we felt the Namazu were so adorable and so very lovable, so we created 'Namafel' from 'NAMA' and 'FEL',” Kael explains.

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