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desc=This is the larval form of that rascal, the jitterbug. Jitterbugs are saucy, insouciant insects. They're known for their dancing, flirting, and making people describe them with obscure adjectives like "insouciant." The larva seems to be jumping and jiving, but you don't hear any wailing from it. Yet.| | desc=This is the larval form of that rascal, the jitterbug. Jitterbugs are saucy, insouciant insects. They're known for their dancing, flirting, and making people describe them with obscure adjectives like "insouciant." The larva seems to be jumping and jiving, but you don't hear any wailing from it. Yet.| | ||
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Revision as of 16:58, 7 November 2006
jitterbug larva
This is the larval form of that rascal, the jitterbug. Jitterbugs are saucy, insouciant insects. They're known for their dancing, flirting, and making people describe them with obscure adjectives like "insouciant." The larva seems to be jumping and jiving, but you don't hear any wailing from it. Yet.
Type: familiar
Cannot be discarded
(In-game plural: jitterbug larvae)
When Used
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| You put the jitterbug larva in your Familiar-Gro™ Terrarium. |
| She begins to dance in the way the bees in the breeze and the bats in the trees can't. |
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| You decide to name him Bunderson. |
Notes
- Becomes a Jitterbug
- Introduced on October 6, 2006 as a replacement for the Attention-Deficit Demon.
- Available in Mr. Store for 2 Mr. Accessories.
References
- The second-to-last sentence of the description is a reference to the song Jump, Jive, and Wail by Louis Prima (and later covered by Brian Setzer among others).
- The last sentence of the "When Used" message is a reference to a song called The Jitterbug, from the soundtrack of the movie The Wizard of Oz, sung by Judy Garland.
Collection
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