Hey Poptropicans: we’re less than two weeks away from a new island, according to the Pop Creators’ latest Instagram post!
It was only last month that a new island was announced, and even more recently that we saw some sneak peeks, but Poptropica is back with another set of preview images, this time featuring a hippo, campfire, and giraffe!
Based on sneak peeks we’ve seen, this next island will be an adventure filled with safari animals and a film crew — and what’s more, according to a little intel from Poptropica glitcher idk, it’ll be a sequel to Reality TV Island, first launched nearly ten years ago!
Poptropica has already confirmed that the island will be on Poptropica Original. And, if the past is any indicator, it is likely that members will get early access to this island, while non-members may have to wait for a period of time before the island is released to all. Consider treating yourself to a membership to get first dibs on Poptropica’s first island in about 17 months!
July’s a big month here on the PHB as well, with our annual Poppies event. Have you made your award nominations yet? Deadline is Friday! 🏆
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Time to get those keys ready and- 😎
What? Oh yeah.. members.
Don’t know how I feel with an island that isn’t as original. The last islands we had was Greek sea Odyssey (mythology island) and 24 carrot island (self explanatory). But who knows, this is a sequel, not a a copy, so it could be vastly different, i mean it looks like it is set in Africa. We never had that before.
May I ask about the reasoning behind the title?
That island with that race car concept art would’ve been pretty cool, but Reality T.V was fun though. Perhaps even better or cooler events this time?
Here’s a link if you’re curious:
https://poptropi.ca/2014/10/28/obstacle-racer/
We had Nabooti Island which was set in Africa. You might enjoy this PHB special on Poptropica’s connections to world geography. 🙂
About the title of this post: there’s a hippo, it’s about a new island, and it rhymes (I concede that an isthmus is not quite an island, but a close concept).