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I was under the impression a Supercut meant a condensed version of a mini series or season where the episode have all the filler removed and turned into a 1-3hr movie depending on content left over.
This would take work and dedication for someone to do, with some artist style thrown in as well.
The last supercut I watched was Ashoka
https://www.kaipattersonfilms.com/ahsoka
No, like for example Doraleous and Associates has a supercut where its all the episodes pasted together in sequence and you only hear the theme song once at the very tippy beginning