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The physical album of Border: Carnival has three versions: Hype, Up, and Down. Each version has its own unique concept, but all albums come with a photo book, a CD, a lyric book, two photo cards, a lenticular card, signature stickers, a carnival ticket, and a folded poster. Members Jay, Sunghoon, and Sunoo, pictured from left to right respectively, pose for their subunit photos that can be found in the photobook.

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Jesse Rutherford as Chip Chrome, provided by Paradigm Talent Agency.

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