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| valign="top" align="right" | '''Franklin''': || Uh, dudes... did one of you maybe take a bite out of my surfboard, you know, by mistake?<br/> | | valign="top" align="right" | '''Franklin''': || Uh, dudes... did one of you maybe take a bite out of my surfboard, you know, by mistake?<br/> | ||
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| colspan="2" align="right" | <small>''--Quote from "[[Mad Mongo (episode)|Mad Mongo]]" episode''</small> | | colspan="2" align="right" | <small>''--Quote from "[[Mad Mongo (episode)|Mad Mongo]]" episode''</small> | ||
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| − | | | + | '''Sours''', as their name might hint at, are grumpy characters that get their kicks from making other (usually cheerful) piñatas gloomy like them. You can easily recognize a sour piñata because of the fact that it'll be deep red and black in color. There are eight different sour species. Each has their own bad habit, such as starting fights or scaring off other residents, but if you work out how to [[Taming sour pinatas|turn them into good piñatas]], they will help out your [[garden]]. |
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|| [[Macaracoon]] || 23 || 24 || Have 5 [[Award|Master Romancer Awards]]. Has eaten a [[Cluckles]]. | || [[Macaracoon]] || 23 || 24 || Have 5 [[Award|Master Romancer Awards]]. Has eaten a [[Cluckles]]. | ||
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| − | || [[Cocoadile]] || 27 || 28 || Have 160 Pinometers of water (16%) in your garden. Has eaten a [[Sweetooth]]. Has eaten two [[Swanana]] | + | || [[Cocoadile]] || 27 || 28 || Have 160 Pinometers of water (16%) in your garden. Has eaten a [[Sweetooth]]. Has eaten two [[Swanana]]. |
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|| [[Mallowolf]] || 31 || 32 || Has eaten a [[Pigxie]]. | || [[Mallowolf]] || 31 || 32 || Has eaten a [[Pigxie]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:16, 25 February 2007
| Franklin: | Uh, dudes... did one of you maybe take a bite out of my surfboard, you know, by mistake? |
| Paulie: | This is no mistake, Franklin. This is the work... of a sour. |
| Fergy: | Oh fudge! We're doomed! |
| Franklin: | What's a sour? |
| Fergy: | What's a sour?! Only the most notorious garden vandals ever to vandalize a garden! Wild pinatas, untamed, uncontrollable!! Crazy!!! |
| --Quote from "Mad Mongo" episode | |
Sours, as their name might hint at, are grumpy characters that get their kicks from making other (usually cheerful) piñatas gloomy like them. You can easily recognize a sour piñata because of the fact that it'll be deep red and black in color. There are eight different sour species. Each has their own bad habit, such as starting fights or scaring off other residents, but if you work out how to turn them into good piñatas, they will help out your garden.
| Name | Level Sighted | Level Visited | Residency Requirements |
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| Shellybean | 4 | 5 | Has eaten an apple seed. |
| Sherbat | 9 | 10 | Has eaten a Jack 'o Lantern. |
| Crowla | 14 | 15 | Have a birdbath in the garden. Has drank a bottle of medicine. |
| Profitamole | 19 | 20 | Have two mushrooms in the garden. Has eaten a Red Flutterscotch. |
| Macaracoon | 23 | 24 | Have 5 Master Romancer Awards. Has eaten a Cluckles. |
| Cocoadile | 27 | 28 | Have 160 Pinometers of water (16%) in your garden. Has eaten a Sweetooth. Has eaten two Swanana. |
| Mallowolf | 31 | 32 | Has eaten a Pigxie. |
| Bonboon | 34 | 35 | Has lost a fight against a Syrupent, Twingersnap, or Fourheads. |
Pages in category "Sour"
The following 12 pages are in this category, out of 12 total.
