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I also love My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, and have been in the brony fandom since 2011.

I'm a proud furry who enjoys pretty much anything that's anthro related.

I'm plural with Adorkable Mousie as my headmate! I'll let her fill her own section to introduce herself!.

I’m non-binary and a demigirl, and use she/they/it/mousie/mousieself pronouns!!!.

Hey there my name is Jayden, or Jay for short!!!.

The video was pre-recorded and streamed live on September 26, 2020.

In celebration of ToonFest at Home, other former Disney imagineers such as Bruce Woodside, Felipe Lara, and Joe Shochet joined Jesse Schell and Shawn Patton for a Q&A with Joey.

Some of the conventions were held at ReplayFX in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the same city and state where Schell Games is located at.

Toontown Rewritten hosted plenty of real world ToonFest conventions with former Disney imagineers, Jesse Schell and Shawn Patton, as attendees.

Toontown Online won 13 of the many awards it was nominated for.

The repository also includes a "Toontown Beta Explorer" tool created by Joey that loads DNA and bam files from the 1.0.5 Beta build for easy viewing. Other Toontown Online release builds consisting of a 1.0.47.41 macOS Live build from June 27th of 2013, and two separate Test builds (1.0.36.2 and 1.0.37.2) from 2008 were donated and added to the repository by CloudCityDev and Bryan Muschter, respectively.

On October 8, 2020, Joey created the "ToontownReleaseArchive" repository on Toontown Rewritten's GitHub to release a 1.0.5 Beta build of Toontown Online from September 5th of 2001, with all of its files donated by Joe Shochet.

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The same user returned several months later to /r/Toontown on Septemand released yet another archive dubbed "Anesidora", a collection of Toontown Online source code that contains developer comments. A notable leak known as "Spotify" is the nickname given to another archive that is supposedly identical to Pandora, which was released by an /r/Toontown user on June 10, 2020. Pandora, a nickname used by the Toontown Rewritten Team for the particular archive, was anonymously donated to the team by a former Disney imagineer sometime in 2019, and is currently not yet released to the public. Soon after it surfaced that the Toontown Rewritten Team was not only in possession of Bruce Woodside's donation but also in possession of "Pandora", some leaks of previously unseen artwork, original game files, and source code were unveiled on /r/Toontown. The archive was released via a separate domain outside of Toontown Rewritten's website that features never-before-seen Toontown Online history, including original design documents and artwork. On May 26, 2021, the Toontown Rewritten Team announced on social media that they would be launching an archive of Toontown Online titled the "Toontown Preservation Project" on June 2nd in celebration of the game's 18th anniversary, and share their favorite pieces of the game's history every day until then. Only two design documents pertaining to Cog Buildings and doodles were shown in a comment posted by Jeremy on /r/Toontown at the time.

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In an effort to help preserve Toontown Online's history and due to high demand from the Toontown community, Joey announced that the Toontown Rewritten Team would work towards obtaining professional scans of original design documents and artwork that were delivered to them by Bruce Woodside sometime in 2018. Preservation of Toontown Online's history Design documents and artwork