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Gadgadsbogen is the [[Mystery Island]] festival of fruit. It happens once a year, and the islanders celebrate with a great big tiki-style party to celebrate all the new tasty, exotic fruits that magically appear from the ground!
'''Gadgadsbogen''' - ''good good day'' in the native language - is the [[Mystery Island]] festival of fruit, where certain [[Tropical Fruit]]s are retired and new varieties are released. It occurs once a year in March, and is accompanied by an island-wide celebration of the new exotic foods.
 
The festival is marked by parades and street performers, and a dismissal of tensions that usually occurs between natives and tourists. The honour of naming the new fruits is left to Cinto Pango, an elder of the Pango tribe, in a ceremony that concludes the festivities.


==See Also==
==See Also==
 
*'''Games:''' [[Gadgadsgame]]
*Plot Info: [[Gadgadsbogen Puzzle]]
*'''Plot Info:''' [[Gadgadsbogen Puzzle]]


==External Links==
==External Links==
 
*'''Neopedia:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=72 Gadgadsbogen], [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=176 Trickster Llugh and the Legend of Gadgadsbogen]
*Neopedia: [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=72 Gadgadsbogen], [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=176 Trickster Llugh and the Legend of Gadgadsbogen]




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Revision as of 14:05, 22 June 2007

Gadgadsbogen - good good day in the native language - is the Mystery Island festival of fruit, where certain Tropical Fruits are retired and new varieties are released. It occurs once a year in March, and is accompanied by an island-wide celebration of the new exotic foods.

The festival is marked by parades and street performers, and a dismissal of tensions that usually occurs between natives and tourists. The honour of naming the new fruits is left to Cinto Pango, an elder of the Pango tribe, in a ceremony that concludes the festivities.

See Also

External Links