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'''Chucklehuck Woods''' is the only place in the [[Mushroom Planet|world]] where [[Chuckola Fruit]] (the main ingredient of [[Chuckola Cola]]) and [[Winkle|Winkles]] are found. It appears in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. It is also the location of [[Chateau de Chucklehuck]]. | '''Chucklehuck Woods''' is the only place in the [[Mushroom Planet|world]] where [[Chuckola Fruit]] (the main ingredient of [[Chuckola Cola]]) and [[Winkle|Winkles]] are found. It appears in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''. It is also the location of [[Chateau de Chucklehuck]]. | ||
The forest itself is dark and forbiding, full of [[Pestnut|Pestnuts]], [[Chuck Guy|Chuck Guys]]. It also includes two talking stumps, [[Chuckleroot]] and his granddaughter (and presumably his daughters or sons as well); another anthropomorphic tree, [[Mother Chuckalola]] also appears, but it is unknown if this (seemingly important) plant is capable of speech and thought. | The forest itself is dark and forbiding, full of [[Pestnut|Pestnuts]], [[Chuck Guy|Chuck Guys]], and [[Fuzzbush]]es. It also includes two talking stumps, [[Chuckleroot]] and his granddaughter (and presumably his daughters or sons as well); another anthropomorphic tree, [[Mother Chuckalola]] also appears, but it is unknown if this (seemingly important) plant is capable of speech and thought. | ||
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Revision as of 21:36, May 31, 2007
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Inside one of the many puzzles.
Chucklehuck Woods is the only place in the world where Chuckola Fruit (the main ingredient of Chuckola Cola) and Winkles are found. It appears in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. It is also the location of Chateau de Chucklehuck.
The forest itself is dark and forbiding, full of Pestnuts, Chuck Guys, and Fuzzbushes. It also includes two talking stumps, Chuckleroot and his granddaughter (and presumably his daughters or sons as well); another anthropomorphic tree, Mother Chuckalola also appears, but it is unknown if this (seemingly important) plant is capable of speech and thought.
