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Revision as of 07:28, 24 January 2009
| Pudgeon | |
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| Animal: | Pigeon |
| Candy: | Pudding |
| Level: | 6 |
| Base value: | 2100 coins |
| Attack: | Letters |
| Housing | |
| The Pudgeon house is a statue of Professor Pester covered in droppings. | |
| Housing cost: | 1155 coins |
| Romance dance | |
| Wild-card | |
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| Unique trait: Pointy bat-like ears | |
The Pudgeon is a domestic pinata. You can buy it for 2310 chocolate coins at Miss Petula's Paper Pets shop in the village once you are a level 18 gardener.
All Pudgeons are fitted with a state-of-the-art GPS tracking system, so, like a feathery boomerang, they always come back. Take them on holiday, load them up with duty-free and avoid hassle with the customs.
Classic requirements
Romance requirements
- Owns a Reporter's Camera
- Has eaten 2 ears of corn
- Has eaten 1 snapdragon seed
- Have a Pirate Statue in the garden
- There is a Pudgeon house in the garden
Note: The statue can be bought at Costolot's General Store at level 30.
Species variants
| Species variants for the Pudgeon | ||
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Feeding it a bluebell flower changes its color to blue. | ||
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Pudgeon variant 3 |
Pudgeon uses
- Eating 1 Pudgeon helps meet the Buzzenge Romance requirements.
Other information
- An in-game rumor from Leafos claims that feeding a Dragumfly to a Pudgeon evolves it into a Buzzenge. (False)
- The Pirate Statue resembles Cap'n Blackeye from the Banjo-Kazooie series.
| Classic piñata species |
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Arocknid · Badgesicle · Barkbark · Bonboon · Bunnycomb · Buzzenge · Buzzlegum · Candary · Chewnicorn · Chippopotamus · Cinnamonkey · Cluckles · Cocoadile · Crowla · Doenut · Dragonache · Dragumfly · Eaglair · Elephanilla · Fizzlybear · Fourheads · Fudgehog · Galagoogoo · Goobaa · Horstachio · Jameleon · Juicygoose · Kittyfloss · Lackatoad · Lickatoad · Macaraccoon · Mallowolf · Moozipan · Mothdrop · Mousemallow · Newtgat · Parrybo · Pigxie · Ponocky · Pretztail · Profitamole · Pudgeon · Quackberry · Raisant · Rashberry · Reddhott · Roario · Salamango · Shellybean · Sherbat · Sparrowmint · Squazzil · Swanana · Sweetooth · Syrupent · Taffly · Twingersnap · Whirlm · White Flutterscotch · Zumbug |
| Pudgeon | |
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| Animal: | Pigeon |
| Candy: | Pudding |
| Level: | 6 |
| Base value: | 2100 coins |
| Attack: | ??? |
| Housing | |
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| A statue is a fantastic home, but a Pudgeon isn't exactly a tidy Pinata. No matter which statue the Pudgeons lived in, they upset someone, until this statue of Professor Pester was discovered. | |
| Housing cost: | 1155 coins |
All Pudgeons are filled with state-of-the-art GPS tracking systems. So, like a feathery boomerang, they always come back. Take them on holiday, load them up with duty-free and avoid hassle with the customs.
Trouble in Paradise - Standard requirements
Appear requirements
- Have 5 corn seeds in the garden
Unblock requirements
- You have 5 Profitamoles to eat the pile of soil
Visit requirements
- Have 5 seeds of any kind in the garden
- Have 1 loaf of bread in the garden
Resident requirements
- Has eaten 3 seeds
- Has eaten 1 loaf of bread
- Have a Bear and Bird statue in the garden
Romance requirements
- Has a camera
- Has eaten 2 corn seeds
- Has eaten 1 snapdragon seed
- Have a Cap'n Blackeye statue in the garden
- Have a Pudgeon house in the garden
Trick requirements
- Feed it a Sandwich to have it perform Trick 1
- Feed it a Toffee Apple to have it perform Trick 2
Species variants
| Species variants for the Pudgeon | ||
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Feeding it a bluebell flower changes its color to blue. | ||
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Wildcard versions
| Wildcard versions for the Pudgeon | ||
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 Unique trait: Horns |
Unique trait: Feathers under the eye |
Unique trait: ??? |
Pudgeon uses
- Eating 1 Pudgeon helps meet the Buzzenge Romance requirements.
Species conflicts
- ???.
Happiness tips
- Pudgeons love eating Sunflower Seeds.
Other information
- ???.
| Pudgeon | |
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| Animal: | Pigeon |
| Candy: | Pudding |
| Level: | ??? |
| Base value: | ??? coins |
| Attack: | ??? |
| Housing | |
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| ??? | |
| Housing cost: | ??? coins |
Pudgeons are fitted with a state-of-the-art GPS tracking system, so, like a feathery boomerang, they always come back. Take them on holiday, load them up with duty-free and avoid hassle with the customs.
Trouble in Paradise - Just for Fun requirements
Appear requirements
- ???
Visit requirements
- ???
Resident requirements
- ???
Romance requirements
- ???
Trick requirements
Species variants
| Species variants for the Pudgeon | ||
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Feeding it a bluebell flower changes its color to blue. | ||
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Wildcard versions
| Wildcard versions for the Pudgeon | ||
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| Unique trait: ??? |
Unique trait: ??? |
Unique trait: ??? |
Pudgeon uses
- ???.
Species conflicts
- ???.
Happiness tips
- ???.
Other information
- ???.
| Pudgeon | |
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| Animal: | Pigeon |
| Candy: | Pudding |
| Level: | 6 |
| Base value: | 2100 coins |
| Attack: | ??? |
| Housing | |
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| ??? | |
| Housing cost: | 1155 coins |
In-game description from Encyclopedia goes here.
Pocket Paradise requirements
Romance requirements
- Has eaten 2 ears of Corn
- Has eaten 1 Snapdragon seed
- Have a Pirate Statue in the garden
- Have a Pudgeon house in the garden
Species variant
| Species variant for the Pudgeon |
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Pudgeon uses
- ???
Species conflicts
- ???
Happiness tips
- ???
Other information
- ???
| Pocket Paradise piñata species |
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Arocknid · Badgesicle · Barkbark · Bispotti · Bonboon · Bunnycomb · Buzzenge · Buzzlegum · Candary · Chewnicorn · Chippopotamus · Chocstrich · Cinnamonkey · Cluckles · Cocoadile · Crowla · Doenut · Dragonache · Dragumfly · Eaglair · Elephanilla · Fizzlybear · Fourheads · Fudgehog · Galagoogoo · Goobaa · Hootyfruity · Horstachio · Jameleon · Jeli · Juicygoose · Kittyfloss · Lackatoad · Limeoceros · Lickatoad · Macaraccoon · Mallowolf · Moozipan · Mothdrop · Mousemallow · Newtgat · Parmadillo · Parrybo · Pigxie · Ponocky · Pretztail · Profitamole · Pudgeon · Quackberry · Raisant · Rashberry · Reddhott · Roario · Salamango · Shellybean · Sherbat · Sparrowmint · Squazzil · Swanana · Sweetooth · Syrupent · Taffly · Tigermisu · Twingersnap · Whirlm · White Flutterscotch · Zumbug |
