Hello penguins! Welcome to my critique of the Music Jam 2016. I know I'm late, so I should begin my discussion as soon as possible.
The art of the latest Music Jam party is amazing. While a decent amount of the art is returning, a lot of it is remade or new for this party exclusively. Since there are many categories of rooms in this party, I'll discuss them all.
First, we have new rooms. this includes all rooms that are made new for this party. My favorite of these is the Beach.
It has some really nice art design. The Orca Straw looks really fine and well-polished. The design on the Lighthouse (which is a remake of the design from the Music Jam 2012 Lighthouse) is a really good recreation and works really well. The interview set looks really good, even though it looks like it may be copied and pasted with a bit of recoloring.
My least favorite of the new rooms is the Snow Forts.
This room is okay, but it has one isue that annoyed me for the entire length of the party- the stage does not have any shadows. That's the only issue I have with this room. If that isn't a testament to how good these few new rooms are, I don't know what is.
The next group of rooms is old rooms. The old rooms are very few, which means we get a bunch of new content. The old rooms chosen are good. We get the Backstage, Casa Fiesta, Coffee Shop, Pizza Parlor, and some of the rooms on the Music Cruise. My favorite reused room is the backstage.
This room was certainly a surprise. It's slightly modified in a few ways too; you can no longer buy instruments, and the door leading outside shows the night sky now. It's good to see this room reused; I really like how it was designed and there's a ton of details.
The Coffee Shop is also a good example of reusing rooms correctly.
This room was originally for the Hollywood Party back in 2013. I think it fits; the general aesthetic and color scheme work well for the Music Jam. The room uses a lot of blues and purples, just like the original Music Jam Coffee Shop from way back in 2008 and the newer one used from 2009 to 2012.
Music Jam 2008 - Coffee Shop
Ultimate Jam 2012 - Coffee Shop
A bad example of reused rooms at this event would be the Bridge from the Music Cruise.
Despite the fact that the rest of the party was at night only, the game designers neglected to realize that they left the daylight cycle on for the Music Cruise. So while a majority of the rooms are in the evening, the ship can be experiencing morning, afternoon, evening, or night. This was a big oversight and completely kills this room in particular. I'm clearly not a programmer, but I feel like it would be very little work to remove the daylight cycle. This is a big issue.
Another big issue with this party is that part of the island is experiencing the evening while other parts are as bright as day. Rooms like the Ski Village, Cove, and Iceberg are victims of this. In total, they would have to replace the SWFs of 7 rooms or so. If they had used the files from the Fashion Festival for those rooms, I doubt anyone would even care. But it's the same issue we experienced with the SoundStudio Party back in 2015. It's just lazy and it should have been fixed; but they went out of their way to make it worse by adding a gradient to the Beach and Forest showing that only parts of the island are lit in such a manner.
Being the Music Jam, you'd think it would have some good music, right? Well, you'd be correct. All of the music in this event match the context pretty well. A good example of this is the Beach. The track that plays is not new, nor was it designed for a previous Music Jam. It was made for another event, but it sounds orchestral; and orchestral music is the theme for the Beach. It's a good way to reuse content while making it seem new by putting it in an entirely new context.
This party has a lot more to do than some of the previous events such as the Finding Dory Party and the Zootopia Party. Many of the parties in 2017 were based on very specific things; Zootopia is about the movie. The world of the movie was rich and diverse, so I think they could have expanded further than they did. The Finding Dory Party however.... Most of Finding Dory takes place under the sea from what I understand. It's hard to make a lot of rooms based on Finding Dory without it getting stale quick. I know I got sick of the underwater room after a few weeks.
Turns out it's called the Reef. I guess you learn more every day.
The Music Jam, however, has more interesting rooms. They all look different and diverse; and most importantly, there's tons of stuff to do in all of them. The Forest has a rock stage. The Plaza has a big red carpet event and a limo. The Snow Forts has a pop stage with Cadence and the Penguin Band. The Town has Times-Square type billboards on the buildings. The Dock has the Casa Fiesta and the Music Cruise. The Beach has the Orca-Straw. All rooms have something new and interesting added to them that makes them unique. No room is bland or uninteresting. (Okay, maybe the Arcade's decorations weren't very special. But that's one out of 22 or so.) It feels like each decorated room has its own purpose, like they were designed to be played with in a very specific manner. And for that, I commend the art team.
And finally, the collectibles. Does this party even have collectibles? Of course it does! It has mascot backgrounds- 2 of them. You can collect one for meeting DJ Cadence and another for meeting any individual member of the Penguin Band. And that's all.
Wow. That's a disappointing amount of collectibles.
What would have been cool is if they had put free item boxes around the island in rooms that normally aren't that interesting- The Arcade, the Ice Rink, and the Mine Shack, for example. This party would have been much more interesting and much more appreciated if they had done so.
So that's what I thought of the Music Jam 2016. So how does it rank? Well, you'll see when I release my new ordinal scale at the end of the month. Until then, see ya later!
Hello penguins! Today I will be showcasing 5 rooms from my custom Music Jam project. If you were hoping for a Puffle Party update, don't fret; I'm still working on it, and one room is included further down in this post. Now I'll present my designs.
So the Ski Village is the first room I designed for the Music Jam. I used the regular Ski Village (2015) and the Fashion Festival (2015) Ski Village as the base, with the Ultimate Jam (2012) Ski Village for assets and inspiration. The Ski Village from the Ultimate Jam looks like this.
The first thing I did was Isolate the brick road and add that in. But if you look at the original from 2012, there's a strange transition from the road to the Casa Fiesta that I had to fix. So I did that.
The brick road from the Ski Village, Music Jam 2012. I wonder why it's designed like this.
Then I had to shrink it down so it wouldn't impact the stairs in a strange way. I actually like it a lot this way. If you're wondering why the right side is flat at the bottom, the staff designed it like that. I tried to keep a majority of this room as similar to the original as I can, yet have it be unique and original. This is one of the details that I decided to keep, despite the fact that it could easily be fixed.
And then, since I didn't think to add them in with the road, I added the shadows. I drew them by hand as opposed to copying them from the 2012 version. It took surprisingly longer than expected- 15 or 20 minutes. I think it turned out really nice and looks even better than the original.
Then I isolated the platform on the left, along with the speaker and guitar case, and added them in. That didn't take too long. I also added the coins around the case separately. It wasn't too difficult.
Then I added the Fries Stand. This was really easy, since the stand itself, as well as the platform it's on, are composed primarily of straight lines. But I did have to edit it a bit first. If you look closely at the original, the tuba from the right platform cuts into the fry platform just a bit. Not much, just 5 or 10 pixels, but it would look strange considering I ultimately decided to separate them. So I fixed that before isolating it and porting it.
Then I added the right platform with the instruments. This was easier than it looks because I moved the shadow over with it at the same time. The platform itself isn't necessarily smooth-edged, but the shadow is. So that made it easier. I wasn't sure if I wanted it by the fry stand or up by the Puffle Wild, but I decided that the room looked less cluttered with it by the Puffle Wilds.
Then I added the tree behind the Tour Guide Stand. This took a really long time because the leaves have little notches in them and it takes forever to isolate it. And then I had to place it behind the stand. To do that, the stand would have to be in a different layer than the background. So I isolated the stand and placed it in a new layer, and then the tree could go behind it.
After that I added in the balloons on the sign. this was pretty straight-forward. This is probably the best job I ever did with isolating balloon strings. I think it looks nice.
Then I added in the tree next to the Everyday Phoning Facility. In the original the whole thing isn't shown, so I had to place it so part of the building was covering the missing part. I thought I got it, but then I later tweeted it with an error. I fixed that error at the very end.
Then I added the confetti on the ground. Paint.net stopped working halfway through this process, so I had to close it down and start all over again. Some places have the confetti reused from other places, and some places have confetti from the original room. I really like how it looks.
Finally, I added the music note on the front of the Everyday Phoning facility. I tried to grab it from the Dock (Ultimate Jam 2012). that looked weird, so I switched the side so it was the other way. That still didn't look right, so I removed the side altogether; it was a 2D emblem. That still looked off, so I recolored it to the grayish-pink that the phone was. I refined the lines a bit, and all was well.
Then, of course, I refined the lines and the tree and all that.
I also wanted to add the merchandise shop from the Music Jam (2011) Ski Village, but I could not accurately port it due to the day/night cycle messing with it. I also couldn't find a good place to put it. Oh well.
This custom room has 13 layers and took approximately 7 hours to make.
This is the Everyday Phoning Facility. First, I removed the phone from the main sign in the waterfall. I did that by using the line tool, copying and pasting, and the color picker. Then I added the music note, resized it, recolored it, and refined the lines.
Then I took that same note and put it on the mug sitting on the rightmost desk. The mug originally says "#1", which has been edited out. The coloring from the note is the exact same as the coloring from the #1 logo. I refined the lines on the note and fixed a bit of the shading on the cup.
Finally, on the bulletin board on the right wall, there is a sheet of music on the wall. This was originally just a regular note, but I hand-drew the sheet music. It is a bit hard to see it in the smaller screen of the site, but it looks much better when resized to the size of the Club Penguin window. The music sounds a bit like this.
This custom room took approximately 1 hour and consists of 2 layers.
This is the Dance Club. I used both the standard Dance Club and the Music Jam (2011) Night Club as bases for this room. The original Night Club from the Music Jam 2011 looks like this.
So first I had to add the colors on the dance floor. The original dance floor is 8x5, but the new one is only 6x4. This made it not only difficult, but impossible to port it accurately and make it say "DANCE". Aside from that, the 2 are made differently; Each square in the original is just one solid color, but each tile in the new Dance Club has a bit of layering and shading in it. Because of this, I had to recolor each of those tiles by hand. It took forever.
In the middle of that process, I added one of the banners hanging from the ceiling. In retrospect this is not necessary, but it adds detail to the room.
I then added a layer of transparent darkness to make the room artificially darker. I think I picked a pretty good level of transparency that made it look nice.
Then I posted an update on YouTube.
After that, I sent out a tweet asking for advice. The dance floor was looking strange and the room was a bit off at the time. That looks a bit like this.
Does this look any good? I need to know if I should change the shading on the gray tiles. pic.twitter.com/q2qAxUCyuQ
Then I spent a remainder of the time editing the darkness layer. I erased the part of that layer over the gray tiles. It looked a lot better after that. Then I erased the layer of darkness over the neon signs; they looked strange being that dark. The Exit Sign and SoundStudio console also got brightened up. I experimented with the green puffle to see if it looked better when it was brighter, but it didn't in this setting.
On the right, there is a yellow light that has been turned off. The right column, the wall, and the light itself were all recolored. It looks significantly better this way. Trust me.
This custom room consists of 3 layers and took approximately 11 hours to create.
This room used both the Standard Boiler Room and the Music Jam (2009) Music Maker 3000 as a base, with other details from the Music Jam (2008) Mine and Stadium Games (2010). The Music Maker 3000 looks like this:
First of all, I isolated the maracas. I did not get the cable with it; assume it's wireless. Then I colored the base yellow to make sure that it was evident that it matched the yellow tile. I did this in a manner similar to how I designed rooms back in early 2016. It turned out really nice.
Then I added the colored pad from the Stadium Games. I was actually looking for things to do with the Stadium when I saw that and thought "That would work really well with a Music Maker 3000." And it does.
After that, I added the giant Red Electric Guitar. It's mainly straight lines, so it was easy to isolate. The guitar is still connected via a cable because I'm not entirely sure what else it has to support itself up, and it would look weird if it was just balancing like that. So it's still connected. Originally it looked like the guitar was under the platform, so I had to mess with the layers to make it look nice.
After that, I added the Blue Electric Bass. This was slightly more difficult because the cable leads downward when it needed to lead upward. So I added the one cable, then duplicated it and placed them together. That's why the curve is there. I think the bass is 4 or 5 layers by itself.
Then I converted the BIG DRUM. That was a bit more difficult; one of the drums is obscured by the trees and balloons. I edited it out, and added the cymbal to attach to the top rather than not at all. Then I had to isolate all of it, which took a while because it has a lot of sharp edges and thin pieces. But I managed to do it. I pasted it into a layer behind the maracas so it would fit in the background. Then I touched it up a bit. I now know in retrospect that if I wanted to add that cymbal without editing it, I could have isolated it from the Music Jam (2008) Dojo. But oh well. It actually looks pretty good already.
I felt that the room needed a bit more detail, so I added the CD player from the Music Jam (2008) Mine. It works really well. I didn't add a shadow because I think it looks better without it, frankly.
This custom room consists of 9 layers and took approximately 5-6 hours to create.
The final room in the Music Jam 2017 series for today is the Mine. The Mine was both really easy and really hard to update, for a few reasons. It was really easy because the modern Mine is essentially the classic Mine but with more things in it. the floor, walls, and ceiling are all exactly the same; it's just the details that are different. It's really difficult because there's a lot more stuff in the new one, and therefore a lot fewer places to put things. I had to leave out the musical ice cube game because there's just not a good place to put it.
The Mine uses both the standard Mine and the Music Jam (2011) Mine as a base, with details from the Music Jam (2008) Mine. The Music Jam (2011) Mine looks like this:
So first of all I added the leftmost Musical Icicles and the sign, as well as the streamers. It was all linked together. Luckily, isolating it wasn't as difficult because I didn't need to isolate the streamers. The icicles and the sign were the only things I needed to edit around. Then I added the other icicles. Strangely enough, if you look at the original, the top of the rightmost icicle isn't colored. There's just a blank space there. So I had to fix that before adding it in.
After that, I added in the radio from the Music Jam 2008's Mine. I did this the day after I finished the Boiler Room, so I decided to copy and paste the radio from there instead of isolating it all over again. Then I added a shadow using the same colors of the shadow from the replaced pamphlet. The shadow is hand-drawn.
Finally, I isolated the balloons on the far left and pasted them in. The strings were messed up (oops), so I redrew them with the line tool. It looks good.
Everything was touched up and this room was complete.
This room consists of 5 layers and took approximately 4 hours to complete.
So that's all of the Music Jam rooms, but I also rediscovered one of my rooms that I designed for the Puffle Party.
This is the Ski Hill. It's an updated version of the Ski Hill from the Puffle Party 2012, which looks like this:
So I had to edit in the Cloud-Maker 3000 and the ice rink. That took a while. I had to make some pretty major edits to the top part of the Cloud-Maker so it wouldn't interfere with the bench. Some features like the giant ice wall wouldn't work, so I didn't add them. I did move the Game Upgrades flyer to near the stand on the right. I decided to add in a free box of the Snowflake T-Shirt items from the Festival of Snow 2015. I also considered adding the Ice Crown from that same event, but decided against it. Overall, I think this turned out really nice and is a great addition to the Puffle Party 2017.
So that's all. Expect more custom rooms later. Goodbye!
Hello penguins! Last year, I introduced my party critiques by discussing the Halloween Party 2015. This year, I will go into more depth and discuss different elements that changed this year. So let's begin!
The art is pretty good. My favorite room has to be the Ski Lodge. The pumpkins are placed in locations that feel good, almost strategic. The hanging lights and the fish skeleton are really cool graphics, and the Ski Lodge just looks magnificent in the dark.
Another favorite of mine is the Dance Club. The pumpkins look really cool, especially the Astro-Barrier pumpkin by the stairwell. The candelabras are interesting, and the large pumpkin by SoundStudio is very detailed. The tiles behind the large pumpkin have great coloring.
The amazing art doesn't come without a few issues, though. For example, the pumpkin next to the Lighthouse door has a few issues. The shadow erases part of the doormat, and the right side of this Jack-o-Lantern appears to be in front of the support beam when it really should be behind it. This issue has been present at every Halloween Party since 2011, but every year it goes unchanged, and every year I lose my patience just a bit more.
Another glitch is the Pizza Parlor glitch. This problem presents the pumpkins behind the counter instead of atop it in the Pizza Parlor.
This clearly wasn't intentional, because the .SWF file didn't have this issue.
It's just the actual display in the game that's off.
The Halloween Party often has some of the best music, so let's examine what is on the table this year.
The main theme for this party is 1035. It is a remaster of a track from the Halloween Party 2008 titled Under the Cover of the Storm. It is a great song to listen to; I love it. It even includes a triangle.
The track 1055 is a remaster of an older song called Halloween Jam. It features some great instrumentation from the piano and the violin, and the background of the track even includes a triangle and sandpaper. At one point, all of the instruments cut out and all that's heard is the sound of thunder. It's really fun to listen to.
My favorite song from the party is 1036. The only instruments I can recognize are an 808 drum and possibly a harp, but trust me, it's really good. The last track fit really well with the Nightclub from the Halloween Party 2007, but this one fits best with the flashier, bigger, more animated and interactive Nightclub from recent Halloween Parties.
The Nightclub from the Halloween Party 2007
The Pizza Parlor track, 1033, is also an entertaining tune. It is basically a looping instrumental of Gotta Get the Gotcha from Halloween Panic. My favorite part is when the piano starts to play, just before the hook. The main part of the song, the chorus, is essentially a remix of random voice samples to a tune. It's wonderful. I would say this is a wonderful Club Penguin track, but sadly, this song was not made by Club Penguin. It appeared in a YouTube video by Thomas Ridgewell in 2014. I will not name it here, but if you ask me by clicking this link and sending me a tweet, I will tell you.
The Mine Shack's theme (1041) is alright. The only instrument it is an organ, which would be okay if the song didn't have a bunch of sound effects in it, but since it's still very spooky and interesting to listen to, I don't mind it too much.
Since most of the rooms are the same as they were last year, there isn't much to say here; but I'll try.
Transformations from 2012 and 2013 returned, including three zombies, three vampires, three werewolves, and a new ghost that has not been seen before. They are all very cool, but unfortunately, they are completely randomized with no way of choosing which creature or color you mutate into. The system is flawed, but still enjoyable and interesting.
Just like they did in 2015, the tube tables at the Dance Lounge have returned as well. I think these are quite neat, and I would not mind seeing them used yet again in the near future.
Aside from that, penguins with the Miner's Helmet or Hard Hat can turn the Iceberg into a Jack-o-Lantern. This is a good deal more fun with friends, for it takes longer to achieve this alone.
But aside from all of that, the main quest is a new scavenger hunt. This quest is quite basic, just requiring the player to find and collect all three of a specific variant of spectral sweet hidden in a room. There are sweets of other colors in order to confuse you, though, so beware.
This quest is very simple and doesn't provide me with a decent amount of content. Another thing is, unlike trick-or-treating or the hotel quests from former Halloween Parties, these cannot be redone at any point; but other than that, these quests are harmless. I tend to overlook them.
The story here is quite simple. Spectral sweets have appeared all over the island, and it is your duty to collect them all to provide a power source for the aforementioned Monster Maker 3000, located at the Beach. I see no problem with this, but I wish the team had explained us why these candies had been placed where they were.
This Halloween Party was great. I can't say it's as great as good as 2015, but it is a lot more enjoyable than the 2014 Halloween Party. It involved great returning elements and decorations, some new and old music, and some exellent activities. This Halloween Party ranks in as an 8/10. Goodbye!
Hello penguins! Today I will be critiquing the last takeover of 2016, the second Frozen Fever Party! Let us begin!
The decorations at this party were not good. The rooms that were decorated intentionally were medicore, and I don't much to say about them, but it's the rooms that were modified unintentionally that had issues.
Minor nitpick, but the archway at the Ski Village was missing for the duration of this party.
The Ski Village regularly, as of June 2015
The Ski Village during the Frozen Fever Party 2016
Another nitpick, but the fireplace located inside the Ski Lodge seems to have frozen unexpectedly throughout this event.
This is more of a serious problem. For the first four weeks of this event, the PSA Missions and the EPF Handbook were completely inaccessible.
What the EPF Command Room is supposed to look like
What the EPF Command Room looked like during the
Frozen Fever Party
Another major issue is that the Puffle Berry Mall was inaccessible from the Plaza for the first 2 weeks of this event.
Not to mention the Mall being completely shut off to anyone without a spy phone and the fact that this complete rehash that will last weeks.
The party rooms also had frozen variants. Let us now discuss those..
The Town is my favorite frozen variant of them all. The pattern on the ground is completely concealed under the ice. I especially like the coloring on the fish. It is amusing how the sign on the Coffee Shop was modified to "Iced Coffee" after it's chilled. The coloring on the Dance Club windows is especially interesting here.
Another great room is the Cove.
I really like the coloring on the snow fort, especially the floor and the pointy tops on the towers. The umbrellas have wonderful shading, and the ice is, as usual, very elegant.
The music at this party was a positive overall.
The second song was 909, and it is quite peculiar. It is clearly a 2014 track. It features a xylophone, just as the original Town Center theme from the day after this party. but unlike the first Town Center music, this one is controlled and quiet most of the way through, and the Town Center music is just loud and unpleasant.
The next track is 1131, and it's really cool. It fits the theme of ice quite a lot. I wouldn't be surprised if this would play at an upcoming Festival of Snow or an event similar to this. It also has a style similar to the music from Plants vs. Zombies with the string instrument (which I cannot put my finger on at this current moment) and the chimes that play every ten seconds or so. (Here's the Plants vs. Zombies link, even though that music is better.)
The main theme, 1132, is decent. It has some respectable instrumentation, including a good selection of wind instruments and a violin. This is exactly what I would imagine the main theme to a Frozen Party would sound like. It's extremely peppy and fun. It works a lot better than the Town Center's music from the previous Frozen Parties, for those sound a bit too much as if they were trying to make me feel really emotional for a simple party. That song is 910.
My favorite song from this party was definitely 1133. It has really nice instrumentation, and has a slightly more important tone. It sounds like it's from the Marvel Superhero Takeover, but it also has a very Frozen sound to it. It also brings back the horn from the Card-Jitsu party theme, and you can't go wrong there. It's great fun, and I love to listen to it.
The final track is 1135, and I'm not a fan. For a decent length of the runtime, the only instruments are a piano and a tambourine. There is also some harp and various string instruments in there, but they are in the background for just a fraction of it. This song also gets extremely repetitive quickly. It has 2 parts to it, and they are both different. There's a definite split in the track between them. They don't flow together nicely, and it is extremely bothersome.
The items available were very hit-and-miss. On one hand, we have Snowgies, which is extremely hideous, and the low-polygon count of their eyes make them look like demons.
On the other hand, the Solid Ice encored. The Solid Ice is a gorgeous item that transforms your penguin into ice. It has many different shades of blue and indigo, with snowflake prints and really unique shading. I love it.
The playability at the Frozen parties is like no other. Penguins had the ability to freeze rooms, which has only been seen in small doses with the Holiday Party 2012. The rooms were then unfrozen using the heart emote. This was an interesting concept, but without at least 2 people actively freezing and unfreezing the room, it got quite dull, very quickly. They should have introduced a type of secret reward system that would grant you 500 coins for freezing 2 entire rooms, or something along those lines.
Rooms such as the Beach, Snow Forts, and Town Center do not have many elements to interact with. All of the other rooms, though, have an abundance. The Forest, for example, has many elements in Oaken's shop, as well as the Reindeer Puffle stables. The Dock has many pins, paint, and Oaken's Cloakens, graphical glitches aside.
A problem with the Dock's .SWF file
The story at this party is, if the definition of "story" allows for it, Anna's birthday. There isn't much else, except the collection of pins. This category will not be considered in the ranking.
This party was yet another disappointment. It had some decent elements included in it, including good music and some great items; but due to many graphical and technical glitches, as well as an unwarranted 6-week runtime, this party sadly gets a 3/10.
What did you think of the Frozen Fever Party? Is it better or worse than the Frozen Party 2014? Goodbye!
Thanks to the Club Penguin Wiki for info and the Club Penguin Archives for use of files. To read the unedited, uncut version of this post, with bonus material that was removed from the final version, click here.
Hello penguins! I don't know if you noticed, but there is a new lei available in the Penguin Style catalog this month, and looks exceptionally great.
This lei is actually a new version of an older lei. So let's look at all of the past leis, shall we?
In 2006, the first party of the year was the Winter Luau. At this party, one free item was given out. That item was the Hawaiian Lei.
The Hawaiian Lei, commonly dubbed the Red Lei, is a rare item and has not been available since. It's the only lei that I don't have.
The next lei to be released was the Blue Lei. This lei is an all blue version of the Hawaiian Lei, and was available originally at the Summer Party in June 2006. It was then available again at the Summer Kickoff Party in June 2007, where it was last seen for many years. It was then re-released for the 10th Anniversary Party in October 2015.
The Blue Lei available at the Ski
Village at the Summer Kickoff
Party in June 2007.
We didn't get any new leis for a while, until the summer of 2013.
At the Teen Beach Movie: Summer Jam, a new lei was released called the Friendship Lei. It was available at the Beach starting on August 26th, and looks dissimilar to all of the other leis. Instead of being puffy as the other leis do, this one looks akin to the Star Necklace.
After the release of the Friendship Lei, the community freaked out and when the next lei was discovered in November 2013, it looked like the first 2 leis.
The Golden Lei became available on November 14th, 2013, and can only be dug up with a golden puffle.
And finally, that brings us to the Island Lei, which was released on August 31st, 2016 in the September 2016 issue of the Penguin Style catalog.
Dashing!
That's all of the leis! Which ones do you have? Which one is your favorite? Goodbye!
