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i love this feedback quiosetn.I'm going to pick Rush as my favorite animal sidekick. All the way up to megaman 10, rush was there to help you pass some of those hard to reach places and levels with the annoying blocks that you jump on. The first game he appeared in was megaman 3. He was essential in this game, especially when you fight the last Dr. Wily boss. Later on, Rush received a upgrade for megaman in the later games, megaman 6, now we have the power and jet forms. Rush transforms into a body armor and gives megaman even more power to his arsenal. A very good addition to the megaman games. Later one, megaman had another battle suit which could only be obtained by collecting the Four rush pieces, similar to finding the BEAT tokens in megaman 4 for the game boy. In megaman 7 you got a very powerful battle suit, which also gave you a second jump. The arm cannon was just wicked. But you needed to get a lot of bolts to use it's full potential in battle.Megaman 8 is when things made a U-Turn. Rush can now turn into a bike, I loved this because it felt like megaman X2 when you used the bike in ostrich's sand level. This game also had midbosses, i think this is the first. Rush was probably the most useful in this game. Megaman 9 and 10 we just had rush coil and rush jet. Living it back in the back is the way to go. I thank capcom for giving us Rush. He is the most best animal sidekick in gaming history. No other can compare. Pikachu is great and all but if you think about it. Ash has a pikachu, well just give me a pokeball and i can catch my own pikachu. Not a good pick because there are shit loads of pikachu pokemon in the pokemon world. Anyone can have the same lame electric mouse pokemon as their sidekick. But just a few i'd like to mention that probably won't be recognized by others.Tails miles, prower. First appeared in sonic the hedgehog 2. He's great if your playing two players, but play with him as a computer, turn the game off. Just collecting all 7 chaos emeralds is a huge pain in the ass when tails is being runned by a computer and is in the way.He is important though in the storyline, without him, sonic 3 wouldn't be born. He flys the plane. Tails never had his full glory though. I played sonic 3 and knuckles as tails by himself, collected all 7 chaos emeralds and this is what flipped some shit, tails doesn't have a super form. I have yet to collect the super emeralds and find out if he has a hyper form. But that is just lame, they gave knuckles a super form.Ok another animal sidekick, Yoshi, i know someone will mention yoshi, and if you do then kudos to you. I liked yoshi and was glad he was put into super mario galaxy 2. Even though i still didn't buy this game, mario is not really mario without yoshi. First introduced in super mario world. He was a huge huge help in that game. If you got hit then yoshi ran off and you had to go catch him. Ok that makes sense, i'm glad they did it this way. Just imagine if you got hit by a shell and yoshi went poof and disappeared. Yoshi had four forms, i wouldn't say forms, but different colored yoshis were available. Green, blue, red, and yellow. Blue being my favorite. All four were unique, depending on the shell yoshi ate gave him a different ability. Red spits fire, green is just bullshit, yellow made yoshi smash the ground, and blue made yoshi fly. Now yoshi was also in his own video game, which had baby mario in it. Yoshi's island. You would have to be a fool to not like this game, so would that mean that mario is the sidekick in this game lol?One more animal sidekick i want to recognize is Epona, Link's horse. I love how in twilight princess you could name epona. Just loved it, and i just saw images of the new legend of zelda coming out. Epona is probably the most reliable animal sidekick known to any nintendo gamer. Were talking about a hero with a sword and shield. Not a robot with a gun for a arm or a hedgehog that has a fox as a friend. But a hero, with his sword and shield, and his horse. This horse is the business. You played that ocarina and that horse came running to any spot you were, except for dungeons, dammit. But in twilight princess, epona even came to you when you blew on a piece of grass. Now that is what i call a horse. I would pay big money to have a horse that came to you like that.My answer is still rush, but i wanted to point out other candidates, and give people ideas incase they couldn't think of a good answer. Video comment tomorrow.
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[[Image:Dubloons.PNG|frame|right|All legal tender Dubloons.]]
The '''dubloon''' is the official currency of [[Krawk Island]], first introduced on [http://www.neopets.com/nf.phtml?nf_date=2001-08-20 23 August, 2001]. Most notably, they are used to pay for training sessions at the [[Swashbuckling Academy]] - in this respect, they are comparable to [[Codestones]] - but are also the sole method of payment accepted in the Krawk Island [[Petpet]] shop ''[[Little Nippers]]'', [[The Golden Dubloon]] restaurant, and [[Smuggler's Cove]]. Most Krawk Island games, however, deal in [[Neopoint]]s.  
 
Dubloons, unlike [[Neopoint]]s, are actual [[item]]s, in that they appear within the inventory of the owner, and can be traded and stolen in the same way as items, but cannot be stolen in the way Neopoints can.  
 
==Denominations==
There are ten denominations of dubloons that can be used as currency (ie are [[wikipedia:legal tender|legal tender]]), and nine that cannot.
{|
|-valign=top
|width=500|
====Bronze====
*''One Dubloon Coin'' - Depicting a Skull.
*''Two Dubloon Coin'' - Depicting a Cross-bones.  
 
====Silver====
*''Five Dubloon Coin'' - Depicting a Skull.
*''Ten Dubloon Coin'' - Depicting a Cross-bones.  
*''Twenty Dubloon Coin'' - Depicting a Crescent Moon.
*''Fifty Dubloon Coin'' - Depicting a Skull and Cross-bones.
 
====Gold====
*''One Hundred Dubloon Coin'' - Depicting a Cross-bones.
 
====Special====
*''Two Hundred Dubloon Coin'' - A two-tone coin (outer gold, inner silver) depicting a Cross-bones.
*''Five Hundred Dubloon Coin'' - A blue coin depicting a Cross-bones.
*''One Thousand Dubloon Coin'' - An orange coin depicting a Cross-bones.
|width=500|
===Not Legal Tender===
*''Clay Dubloon'' - A clay coin depicting a Skull and Cross-bones.
*''Platinum Dubloon'' - A highly-polished silver coin depicting a scimitar from the [[Hidden Tower]].  
*''Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative Dubloon'' - A gleaming brown-coloured coin depicting a [[Krawk]], given out as a prize for beating [[AAA]]'s score at [[Dubloon Disaster]] in [[Daily Dare]].
 
====Edible dubloons====
*''[[Gnorbu]] Chocolate Dubloon'' - A chocolate coin depicting a [[Pirate]] Gnorbu.
*''[[Kougra]] Chocolate Dubloon'' - A chocolate coin depicting a Pirate Kougra.
*''[[Kyrii]] Chocolate Dubloon'' - A chocolate coin depicting a Pirate Kyrii.
*''[[Skeith]] Chocolate Dubloon'' - A chocolate coin depicting a Pirate Skeith.  
*''Toffee Dubloon'' - A chocolate and toffee brown coin depicting a Skull.
*''Chocolate Dubloons'' - This was given out by the [[Advent Calendar]] in Y7.
|}
 
==Obtaining dubloons==
Originally, dubloons were given out when a user reached certain scores in Krawk Island games. Now, however, they can only be received by [[random event]]s [[Coltzan's Shrine]] or [[Anchor Management]]. They can also be bought and sold in user-owned shops for [[Neopoints]] like other items.
 
If one has several coins that total the value of a coin of larger denomination: two twenty dubloons and a ten dubloon, for example, one can use the [[Dubloon-O-Matic]] to convert the smaller change into higher denominations, in this case, a fifty dubloon piece.
 
==Trivia==
*In addition to the ''Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commermorative Dubloon'', the [[Daily Dare]] challenge gave the toy ''Dubloon Bank'' for beating [[Abigail]].  
*There also exists another dubloon-related toy, ''Chest of Toy Dubloons''.
*The four chocolate dubloons featuring different [[Pirate]] [[Neopet]]s were all released at the same time at the end of June 2007.
 
==See also==
*'''Neopian Locations:''' [[Coltzan's Shrine]], [[Dubloon-O-Matic]]
*'''Games:''' [[Dubloon Disaster]]
*'''Neopian Currency:''' [[Codestone]], [[Lutari Feather]], [[Neocash]], [[Neopoint]], [[Nerkmid]]
 
==External links==
*'''Neopets TCG''': [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=7&id=16 One Dubloon Coin]
*'''Help File:''' [http://neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=15 Training Your Neopet FAQ], [http://neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=319 Can you really feed toys and dubloons to pets?]
*[http://www.neopets.com/pirates/dubloonomatic.phtml The Dubloon-O-Matic]
*[http://www.neopets.com/desert/shrine.phtml Coltzan's Shrine]
 
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[[category:Neopets Terminology]]
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All legal tender Dubloons.

The dubloon is the official currency of Krawk Island, first introduced on 23 August, 2001. Most notably, they are used to pay for training sessions at the Swashbuckling Academy - in this respect, they are comparable to Codestones - but are also the sole method of payment accepted in the Krawk Island Petpet shop Little Nippers, The Golden Dubloon restaurant, and Smuggler's Cove. Most Krawk Island games, however, deal in Neopoints.

Dubloons, unlike Neopoints, are actual items, in that they appear within the inventory of the owner, and can be traded and stolen in the same way as items, but cannot be stolen in the way Neopoints can.

Denominations[edit]

There are ten denominations of dubloons that can be used as currency (ie are legal tender), and nine that cannot.

Bronze[edit]

  • One Dubloon Coin - Depicting a Skull.
  • Two Dubloon Coin - Depicting a Cross-bones.

Silver[edit]

  • Five Dubloon Coin - Depicting a Skull.
  • Ten Dubloon Coin - Depicting a Cross-bones.
  • Twenty Dubloon Coin - Depicting a Crescent Moon.
  • Fifty Dubloon Coin - Depicting a Skull and Cross-bones.

Gold[edit]

  • One Hundred Dubloon Coin - Depicting a Cross-bones.

Special[edit]

  • Two Hundred Dubloon Coin - A two-tone coin (outer gold, inner silver) depicting a Cross-bones.
  • Five Hundred Dubloon Coin - A blue coin depicting a Cross-bones.
  • One Thousand Dubloon Coin - An orange coin depicting a Cross-bones.

Not Legal Tender[edit]

  • Clay Dubloon - A clay coin depicting a Skull and Cross-bones.
  • Platinum Dubloon - A highly-polished silver coin depicting a scimitar from the Hidden Tower.
  • Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commemorative Dubloon - A gleaming brown-coloured coin depicting a Krawk, given out as a prize for beating AAA's score at Dubloon Disaster in Daily Dare.

Edible dubloons[edit]

  • Gnorbu Chocolate Dubloon - A chocolate coin depicting a Pirate Gnorbu.
  • Kougra Chocolate Dubloon - A chocolate coin depicting a Pirate Kougra.
  • Kyrii Chocolate Dubloon - A chocolate coin depicting a Pirate Kyrii.
  • Skeith Chocolate Dubloon - A chocolate coin depicting a Pirate Skeith.
  • Toffee Dubloon - A chocolate and toffee brown coin depicting a Skull.
  • Chocolate Dubloons - This was given out by the Advent Calendar in Y7.

Obtaining dubloons[edit]

Originally, dubloons were given out when a user reached certain scores in Krawk Island games. Now, however, they can only be received by random events Coltzan's Shrine or Anchor Management. They can also be bought and sold in user-owned shops for Neopoints like other items.

If one has several coins that total the value of a coin of larger denomination: two twenty dubloons and a ten dubloon, for example, one can use the Dubloon-O-Matic to convert the smaller change into higher denominations, in this case, a fifty dubloon piece.

Trivia[edit]

  • In addition to the Limited Edition Platnum Plated Y9 Commermorative Dubloon, the Daily Dare challenge gave the toy Dubloon Bank for beating Abigail.
  • There also exists another dubloon-related toy, Chest of Toy Dubloons.
  • The four chocolate dubloons featuring different Pirate Neopets were all released at the same time at the end of June 2007.

See also[edit]

External links[edit]