Desktop Pets Tier List
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Desktop Pets Tier List
part 2: https://youtu.be/rLNP0SB4drI Today, we're ranking virtual desktop pets (Bonzi Buddy, KinitoPET, Desktop Goose, Among Us Pet, Touch Bar Pet and many more) on a tier list. Produced by various creators, these desktop virtual pets start in no particular order and are all set to be ranked on a tier list. Check out my Patreon for exclusive ...
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