info i found on wikipeda includes secret stuff also

[juliat123]

Merchandise

An online merchandise shop opened on the Club Penguin website in August 2006,[2] selling stuffed Puffles and T-shirts. Keychains, gift cards, and more shirts were added on November 7, 2006.[3]

Memberships


Subscribed memberships


A Club Penguin Member's Player Card.



The map of Club Penguin


Submissions

Players are able to submit jokes, riddles, poems, comics, Fan Art and questions to Aunt Arctic. Each week, a few submissions are picked and displayed.

• Puffles

There are seven official breeds of puffles, each with a different personality.

• Blue Puffles are mild tempered and content. Their favourite toy is a ball. Blue Puffles can be adopted by anyone in Club Penguin. Blue Puffles were the first puffle breed in Club Penguin and are loyal, making them very popular.
• Green Puffles are very energetic and playful. They like to clown around on their unicycles or play with their propeller caps.
• Purple Puffles are lots of fun to have around. They enjoy blowing bubbles and are terrific dancers, but they can be a bit fussy, especially at meal time.
• Red Puffles are adventurous and enthusiastic. They are fearless when attempting daring tricks (except in the survival mode of Catchin' Waves) and spend a lot of their playful energy on a surf board. They shoot themselves out of a cannon or bowl when playing. Rockhopper brought these puffles to Club Penguin on his ship from Rockhopper Island. These, like the Blue Puffles can be adopted by anyone on Club Penguin.
• Pink Puffles are very active and cheery. They love to exercise by jumping rope or playing on their trampolines.
• Black Puffles are known to be mischievous and short-tempered. However, they love to play and make a great pet for anyone who likes a little bit of personality. They sometimes catch on fire and will turn red for a short period of time.
• Yellow Puffles were added November 30, 2007. They love art and are very active. When playing, Yellow Puffles either will choose between going to paint or film a movie. They sculpt food into book room ornaments before eating it, add color to the water when they bath, and dream of being a super hero when sleeping. If a player take Yellow Puffles for a walk and begins dancing, the puffle will sing.

According to the book Truth or Dare found in the Book Room, the green puffle dancing on the speaker in the Night Club was the rumored "Keeper of the Boiler Room".



Famous penguins


Captain Rockhopper

Rockhopper is a pirate who arrives at Club Penguin aboard a pirate ship named The Migrator. Introduced on October 14, 2006, he arrives in the game approximately every two to three months. During a Rockhopper visit, all players (including non-members) may explore his ship, which offers exclusive 'rare' items for purchase, and a fictional diary of the character's adventures. Rockhopper's items can be found no where else besides his ship. When among game players, Rockhopper appears as most others except that he wears a pirate hat, and a beard which are not available to others. Players who find Rockhopper and click on him receive exclusive items such as a background for their player card. If you click "Visit igloo" it will take you to his ship but when his ship broke down in his most recent visit, it took you to the beach. You cannot be Rockhopper's buddy or report him. Rockhopper has a red puffle named Yarr.In the month of February Rockhopper's ship crashed. This opened a chance for a new game called Aqua Grabber. The game is completed when all missing items from Rockhopper's ship have be found and placed into a net.

G (Gary the Gadget Guy)

G is an agent who only appears in missions. G is a blue penguin with a lab coat and glasses, and is founder of the Club Penguin HQ. His lab is in the Club Penguin HQ and players may only visit the lab within missions. G has created lots of inventions – including the Prototype Sled, the Spy Phone, AC 1000, and Spy Goggles – which help players complete their missions.

Aunt Arctic

Aunt Arctic is a reporter featured in the Penguin Times Newspaper and has given advice ever since the first issue of the Penguin Times was released. Aunt Artic's role is very quite similar to that of a real life advice columnist, giving advice – in this case, regarding game queries and etiquette. Club Penguin players cannot physically meet her (though she is a part of the first Secret Agent Mission). Players can send questions to Aunt Arctic using an in-game form, and she may respond to them.

Walt Disney Company

On August 1, 2007, Club Penguin announced that it was partnering up with The Walt Disney Company. New Horizon Interactive claimed that players will not notice a difference. Disney offered a deal of $350 million. The headquarters will remain in Kelowna, British Columbia and there are plans to add multiple languages. No external ads will be introduced on the game website. Disney is advertising the game on disney.com and other sites.
According to the Walt Disney Company, an additional $350 million could be added to the initial $350 million offering (for a potential total of $700 million) if the Club Penguin founders can reach profit targets through 2009 with its more than 700,000 paid subscribers and 12 million registered users.[9]

Coins For Change

Coins For Change was an in-game donation available from December 14 to December 24, 2007, in which players could donate their virtual coins to any of three charitable issues: Kids who are sick, The Environment, and Kids in Developing Countries. Players could donate in increments of 50, 250, or 500 virtual coins. At the end of the campaign, the New Horizon Foundation donated a total of $1 million to the World Wide Fund for Nature, the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, and Free The Children. The proportion of the 1 million dollars that each organization received depended on how many virtual coins were donated by players toward each issue. For example, if most players donated their virtual coins to the environment, the environmental organization got a higher percentage than the others. Issue #115 of The Penguin Times stated that the standings were:

• Kid's Health: 39.4%, $394,000 went to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation
• Environment: 33%, $330,000 went to World Wide Fund for Nature
• Kids in Developing Countries: 27.6%, $276,000 went to Free the Children

A total of over 1 million coins were donated. Penguins who donated received a postcard thanking them for donating. Every donation station had a box of bells next to it. Penguins – both members and non-members – could take a bell at no cost.
The Coins for Change program was announced on Disney Channel's Disney 365.[10]

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[juliat123]

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[rockbock]

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[Imzyee]

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[Chill Agent]

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[chocomaddog]

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[Chill Agent]

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[jbblakemore]

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[Chill Agent]

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