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This is the page for my discoveries of somethings on Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise. You know, stuff like images, new dates for release, and others. OK, I now have a page that has all of the new pinatas on it.

So this page is only used for game viewing.

Seems to feature a Hoghurt, a Sarsgorilla, and a Pudgeon. I finally figured out that Gorilla’s name!!

Anyone else notice the Gorilla? Obviously, the Gorilla plays a big part in the game. Still don’t know it’s name.

Well isn’t that promising. More Professor Pester. Hm.

Looks like another new pinata! A Pengum. Really cute, if you ask me.

Hey look! More new ones! Looks like a Limeoceros to me. Bet that’s gonna be hard to catch. It has a sour version. You can look at it on the Sour Pinatas page.

So, there’s the Hoghurt. And some kind of evil plant, and maybe a pinata house.

Wowwy, wowzer. Everyone’s just crazy about Professor Pester these days, eh? Made a whole volcano out of him. Nutty freaks.

There’s that Pengum again! Beautiful sight, huh? Apparently, it snows in the game now. Cool. I was always waiting for that.

Well, all I see is a Moojoo. I’m not sure about that other thing, that might be a Sarsgorilla…

All I can say is PENGUM.

I see a Camello, a lot of desert sand, and that MIGHT be a Smeetle!! I’ve never seen one before, but that could be it. It might be the beetle, for those who have no clue what I’m saying.

They have this new train feature where the trains go all over your garden or whatever. Either way, it’s pretty cool. It only entertains your pinatas, I think.

There’s a VERY dressed-up Camello… named Molly. Not mine. I don’t even have the game… YET.

More Hoghurts. They throw donuts, I think.

There’s Professor Pester… BEATING UP A MOOJOO!! So sad… And there’s the train track, too. Oh, how I wish the train would come up and knock Professor Pester to the Moon…

Okay, I will TRY to list them from top-left to bottom-right.

Professor Pester, Custacean, Hoghurt, Camello, Moojoo, Cherrapin, Pengum and Sarsgorilla. That’s what I THINK they are called.