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| − | '''Gandorball''' ([[Arabic]]: ''قندوريهكرة'', pronounced: ''Qandurahkira''; [[Spanish|Andaluzian Spanish]]:''پلوطهكرة'', pronounced: ''Pelota Gandor'', [[Gandorian]]: ''Gąsior Piłka'') is an art style occasionally used in comics. The characters often talk in broken [[Arabic]], [[Gandorian]], and [[ | + | '''Gandorball''' ([[Arabic]]: ''قندوريهكرة'', pronounced: ''Qandurahkira''; [[Spanish|Andaluzian Spanish]]:''پلوطهكرة'', pronounced: ''Pelota Gandor'', [[Gandorian]]: ''Gąsior Piłka'') is an art style occasionally used in comics. The characters often talk in broken [[Arabic]], [[Gandorian]], and [[Creeperian language|Creeperian]] and are drawn as balls. |
[[File:Gandorballmeme.png|thumb|Gandorball Comic #1]] | [[File:Gandorballmeme.png|thumb|Gandorball Comic #1]] | ||
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Type of site | Subleerlo |
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| Available in | Gandorian, Arabic, Creeperian |
| Founder(s) | m/Unioner57 |
| URL | www.leerlo.com/l/GandorBall |
| Registration | Required |
| Users | 575,000 (2021) |
| Launched | 23 June 2011 |
| Current status | Active |
Gandorball (Arabic: قندوريهكرة, pronounced: Qandurahkira; Andaluzian Spanish:پلوطهكرة, pronounced: Pelota Gandor, Gandorian: Gąsior Piłka) is an art style occasionally used in comics. The characters often talk in broken Arabic, Gandorian, and Creeperian and are drawn as balls.
