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๐๐ณ Dexter's 6th planet - Invent the name and win 50 Gold Bars! (finished)
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Waffle planet.
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Color bomb planet.
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Or marshmallow planet.
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Or maybe Mango Sorbet planet. It's made out entirely of mango sorbet!
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Or pumpkin pie planet.
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@Radiant123 that sounds like a good idea.
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Strawberry Planet Who never dreamed of living on a planet like this. It is mouthwatering. There, people live 260 years, the air is pure and moreover it is 90% green due to the many trees. They say they made a tower of waffles to get to the skies. In fact, they wanted to share their treats made from Strawberry Syrup with the gods.
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Walkalyptos black planet Despite its temperatures of 439 ยฐ C, this planet is covered with ice. This is due to a very strong gravity, which compresses the vapor of sugary waters in the atmosphere in the form of sweet ice that does not allow it to melt. Its inhabitants were adapted to live in it because of combinations of the layers of dark chocolate with white flakes. (They say that the Black Panther will resurface on this Planet, but that's another story)
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I have some great suggestions! They are:
- Truffle Planet
- Gems Planet
- Rainbow Sprinkles Planet
- Syrup Planet
- Donut Planet
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Crazy banana bread planet!
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