Difference between revisions of "Toy Mouse"
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− | The '''Toy Mouse''' is a breed of [[ | + | The '''Toy Mouse''' is a breed of [[mouse]] found in the [[Festive Comet]] during [[The Great Winter Hunt '09]]. These mice mysteriously appeared on 22 December 2009. They are known to drop [[Twelve Liters of Egg Nog]]. |
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== History and Trivia == | == History and Trivia == | ||
− | Toy mice were released on 22 December 2009, along with [[Frosty Snow | + | Toy mice were released on 22 December 2009, along with [[Frosty Snow]] mice and [[Frozen Mouse|Frozen mice]]. |
== Images == | == Images == |
Revision as of 16:05, 23 December 2009
Toy Mouse | |||
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Mouse Group: | |||
Mouse Statistics | |||
Points: | 500 | Gold: | 501 |
Location & Attraction Info | |||
Required Power Types: | Physical | Other Requirements: | |
Cheese: | Gingerbread cheese SUPER|brie+ cheese |
Charm: | |
Locations: | Festive Comet | Loot: | |
Links | |||
Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page | Image: | Image Link |
Originally designed as a cute holiday toy, this little wooden mouse is the newest decoy being used by real mice to sneak away with some extra cheese for their big family get-togethers. While humans are distracted by The Toy Mouse's pink ears and the catchy rhythms it plays, its accomplices get into the pantry and steal as much cheese as they can carry. Catching a Toy Mouse for the holidays is not just a great gift idea-- it's a public service. | |||
Mouse ID#: 210 |
The Toy Mouse is a breed of mouse found in the Festive Comet during The Great Winter Hunt '09. These mice mysteriously appeared on 22 December 2009. They are known to drop Twelve Liters of Egg Nog.
Preferred Cheese
Toy mice have been found to be especially attracted to SUPER|brie+ and Gingerbread cheese.
History and Trivia
Toy mice were released on 22 December 2009, along with Frosty Snow mice and Frozen mice.