2024 Easter Event - Pet, Item & Event Discussion

[Doglike]

Also, are all four fawns based on white-tailed deer, just different coat colors? Like the rare in nature piebald one? Or are those fawns of different species?

There's a rare in nature piebald one, two shades of your standard brown fawn, and then a fictional pink one!

[Devik]

Also, are all four fawns based on white-tailed deer, just different coat colors? Like the rare in nature piebald one? Or are those fawns of different species?

There's a rare in nature piebald one, two shades of your standard brown fawn, and then a fictional pink one!

Thank you for the explanation!

[peachy!]

i'm a bit disappointed in the lack of variety this event, but the new deer lines are adorable!

[Evergreen.Acres]

from Camping Event 2023 https://www.chickensmoothie.com/archive/2023/Camping%20Event/?pageStart=14
(sorry idk how to make the text be the link but there it is)
Halloween 2017 https://www.chickensmoothie.com/archive/2017/Halloween/?pageStart=14
November 2023 https://www.chickensmoothie.com/archive/2023/November/?pageStart=7

[Fyodor.Dostoyevsky.]

I reeeeeally hope we get some Easter chocolate pets this year! It'd be great to have some more since the last time we had chocolate pets for Easter was 2021 the chocolate rats.

Also it'd be great if we had some Autumn pets sometime in the Easter event as we've got orange trees here not so many flowers so it seems a bit odd to me

However the pets are pretty cool for a spring theme just not an all round world Easter theme

[ButterflyChaser]

I reeeeeally hope we get some Easter chocolate pets this year! It'd be great to have some more since the last time we had chocolate pets for Easter was 2021 the chocolate rats.

Also it'd be great if we had some Autumn pets sometime in the Easter event as we've got orange trees here not so many flowers so it seems a bit odd to me

However the pets are pretty cool for a spring theme just not an all round world Easter theme

Australia? I wonder what Easter is like for those on the southern hemisphere? It feels strange to me because Easter is typically portrayed with European traditions pointing to new growth, things waking up from dormancy and baby animals, and for those in Australia it is the opposite, going into winter.

[LunaLate]

These are my favorite two deer of this litter. I love the bee and bunny deer, they looks so funny and comical in a good way. (What makes them especially good to me is that I got all 8 in my adopts! The first time this event I got every outcome in the free adopts. What a convenience!)


I really like this bunny, one of my favorites so far! I like the colors and the feathers. It’s a bunny based on a horse based on a real life bird. I just wish the bunny had a mane like the other bunnies based on ponies or horses.
Also has there ever been a bunny based on a unicorn? If not, that’s my suggestion for next year!

[Fyodor.Dostoyevsky.]

Australia? I wonder what Easter is like for those on the southern hemisphere? It feels strange to me because Easter is typically portrayed with European traditions pointing to new growth, things waking up from dormancy and baby animals, and for those in Australia it is the opposite, going into winter.

It's very hot and humid at least in the state I'm from, Western Australia. Over East Australia they get quite a bit of rain and floods tho.

The celebration of Easter is pretty much the same just with melted chocolates cos of the weather. We don't focus TOO much on the spring-ish theme but we do use it with decorations, etc. Some trees are red or orange as well, not much green grass where I'm from

That's how it is for my family anyway, I'm sure people do it differently!

[Eyulf]

Australia? I wonder what Easter is like for those on the southern hemisphere? It feels strange to me because Easter is typically portrayed with European traditions pointing to new growth, things waking up from dormancy and baby animals, and for those in Australia it is the opposite, going into winter.

It's very hot and humid at least in the state I'm from, Western Australia. Over East Australia they get quite a bit of rain and floods tho.

The celebration of Easter is pretty much the same just with melted chocolates cos of the weather. We don't focus TOO much on the spring-ish theme but we do use it with decorations, etc. Some trees are red or orange as well, not much green grass where I'm from

That's how it is for my family anyway, I'm sure people do it differently!

I'm in North Queensland Australia. It's hot and humid, and today is the first time it hasn't been overcast and either threatening to rain or raining. Unless kept in the refrigerator or a cooler bag, Easter chocolate ends up a blob haha.
Last year I had to get creative in hiding my chocolate because my sister kept eating it if it was in sight in the fridge.

I'm almost at 200 banners, still no Snake Animal egg, as mentioned I was gifted one. I have extras of the other animal eggs so I can swap or gift as the event ends.

[FleshCanvas]

Australia? I wonder what Easter is like for those on the southern hemisphere? It feels strange to me because Easter is typically portrayed with European traditions pointing to new growth, things waking up from dormancy and baby animals, and for those in Australia it is the opposite, going into winter.

It's very hot and humid at least in the state I'm from, Western Australia. Over East Australia they get quite a bit of rain and floods tho.

The celebration of Easter is pretty much the same just with melted chocolates cos of the weather. We don't focus TOO much on the spring-ish theme but we do use it with decorations, etc. Some trees are red or orange as well, not much green grass where I'm from

That's how it is for my family anyway, I'm sure people do it differently!

In Victoria at the moment it's still very green and summery 😅 not sure if it's the quantity of ever greens we have here or just my area but it doesn't feel like autumn yet at all 😁 (no melted chocolates over here this year though unlike the other Aussie posts hehe, its not quite that warm)