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I would like to suggest this studio to be featured: https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/27277502/ It is about food and there is a wide variety of choices at the same time one topic. Please curate this. Thanks!

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Hoooo! Owls are amazing and nocturnal birds, symbolizing wisdom and knowledge. But how much do we know about them? Join our owl community to learn more about owls, share and communicate, create inspirational projects, and be any owl.

https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/27241757/

Be OWLsome

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Nambaseking01 wrote:

https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/27266400/

This studio is not mine, but it's about anime and manga projects and I think it's a really interesting concept. Featured studios on Scratch are mostly about certain objects and subjects, but I feel like we also need to cover important parts of certain cultures (in our case, Japanese animations and comics) so it'll be interesting for other Scratchers to know. Additionally, anime and manga are really famous concepts that I'm sure many Scratchers will enjoy. Some anime fans are truly religious, and the animations are also extremely cute and match the coziness and fun in Scratch.

Only problem is, there are no example projects inside of the studio. Hope that won't cause any problems, because the description explains everything neatly and there's no other issues with it.