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[ede]

I need the Starry PPS Owl too
They're so hard to find!

[catra]

I need the Starry PPS Owl too
They're so hard to find!

I know right.
I really want it, not only for my collection, but it's on of my dreamies <3

[ede]

I need the Starry PPS Owl too
They're so hard to find!

I know right.
I really want it, not only for my collection, but it's on of my dreamies <3

I'm trying to collect all the owls and that's a big one that I need. It's also my dreamie!

[The Mrs. Mad Hatter]

This guy?


It took me awhile to find him but when I did, I'm just glad I didn't have to overpay<3
What I paid for mine<3

[NiTi]

can someone please explain to me why the bee is a pps..?

edit: guys, the bee is not a pps. XD

if it was that would mean the fruit are as well >_> its just a bee in fully adult form. the outline doesnt count for the actual animal otherwise the bee would be a grub, =/

This is the official stance of the Club on the UR Bee:

I agree. We have never considered the fruit, veggies or pot as PPS and the Bee is this years similar release. Here is my reasoning:
A Bee is a full-grown creature. A young Bee is a larva and PPS pet is an earler stage of an adult creature.
Puppies -> Full grown dog
Kittens -> Full grown cat
Egg or Chick -> full grown Chicken
Cocoon or Caterpillar -> Butterfly
Bee is already in its final adult stage

So the Bee is not a PPS. But, since everyone can have their own opinion on this, the Bee will be allowed to be discussed here in this thread.

I completely agree!
& to add my "2 cents" ~ although the bee does say "Full-grown" & does not have pps "visible" on it, such as this pup , If you click on the bee it does not say PPS, nor does it say "What does "PPS" mean on this pet?", unlike the pup and other pps' we've adopted that have not gone through "stages".
In short, (& in my opinion) if the bee were a pps, when you click on it, it would say PPS & "What does "PPS" mean on this pet?".
Again, just my opinion ^.^

[catra]

This guy?


It took me awhile to find him but when I did, I'm just glad I didn't have to overpay<3
What I paid for mine<3

Yes, that guy. I'm assuming he's not for trade?

[wolfmii]

but isnt the bee a butterfly wolf catterpillar? it has the face and the general body of it, no?

[The Mrs. Mad Hatter]

This guy?


It took me awhile to find him but when I did, I'm just glad I didn't have to overpay<3
What I paid for mine<3

Yes, that guy. I'm assuming he's not for trade?

Sorry, he isn't:c I will let you know if I see someone with one for trade though^^

[lainey_lane03]

can someone please explain to me why the bee is a pps..?

edit: guys, the bee is not a pps. XD

if it was that would mean the fruit are as well >_> its just a bee in fully adult form. the outline doesnt count for the actual animal otherwise the bee would be a grub, =/

This is the official stance of the Club on the UR Bee:

I agree. We have never considered the fruit, veggies or pot as PPS and the Bee is this years similar release. Here is my reasoning:
A Bee is a full-grown creature. A young Bee is a larva and PPS pet is an earler stage of an adult creature.
Puppies -> Full grown dog
Kittens -> Full grown cat
Egg or Chick -> full grown Chicken
Cocoon or Caterpillar -> Butterfly
Bee is already in its final adult stage

So the Bee is not a PPS. But, since everyone can have their own opinion on this, the Bee will be allowed to be discussed here in this thread.

I completely agree!
& to add my "2 cents" ~ although the bee does say "fully grown" & does not have pps "visible" on it, such as this pup , If you click on the bee it does not say PPS, nor does it say "What does "PPS" mean on this pet?", unlike the pup and other pps' we've adopted that haven't gone through "stages".
In short, (& in my opinion) if the bee were a pps, when you click on it, it would say PPS & "What does "PPS" mean on this pet?".
Again, just my opinion ^.^

I concur! ^.^

[sapphirelion]

@ HSoup


I found somebody who has the Pea pps in their trade fodder: Mordiarty