Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Poptropica Part 3

Hopefully, you do know how to move around the map by now, so you should notice there is an island named " Shark Tooth Island". Now, let's say that you are done with saving Early Poptropica ( a few ultra smart people with lots of free time have already finished 5 accounts by now but we will assume you are not one of those people) and you are staring hopelessly at the computer, not knowing what to do. After 2 hours of massive staring, you decide that you cannot wait any longer. You jump into the blilmp and head to the nearest island you see.

The first thing you should see is a sign inviting you to shark tooth island. There, dosen't that look dashingly welcoming. If you are lucky you can also see some sharks.If you are unlucky you will see a gloomy city, in which case you have traveled to 24 Carrot Island. After this you should start to realise is the perfect place for a seashore vacation, despite the alarmingly large amount of sharks there are. You then quickly head to the Tourism centre but just when you about to open the door, you slap yourself on the head. For those people who did not make a big handmark on their forehead, you should have realised that there is also a problem on 1 of these islands. And sure enough after you talk to the locals, you find that there is a gigantic shark named the Booga who is guarding an island, with someone stranded on it with your luck.
So it turns out that the Booga is pratically impossible to kill and to confirm that they therw a nuclear bomb inside the seas but the shark threw into a coconut so it was not very legal, (unless you are a coconut). Even if killing that shark is against the odds, you are determined to kill the shark and finally get a proper vacation. As you fought to find a way to kill the shark, you used all your stamina to brew an ancient potion, dress in embarassing native grass skirts, solve tough puzzles and meet the Booga close and personal ( not recommended).

Next Blog: Poptropica Part 4- Time Tangled Island

1 comment:

Alex Siow said...

The shark does look strong!