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Last week was a busy one filled with game tournaments galore for our Winter 2025 Olympics – Pokémon edition!! This issue features a recap of all the game events, Olympics-themed comic and puzzle, and a By The Numbers segment focused on the exciting week!!
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—◊ Weekly Maxes and Averages ◊—
—◊ Maxes ◊—
AUSIA: 30 (2⇑)
EU: 67 (24⇑)
US: 46 (2⇑)
—◊ Averages ◊—
AUSIA: 25 (2⇓)
EU: 46 (10⇑)
US: 43 (-)
Total: 38 (3⇑)
—◊ Weekly News ◊—
2025 Winter Olympics Concluded
This past week, we saw unparalleled endurance and passion throughout the server for the 2025 Winter Olympics! Teams Nemui, Shinka, and Denki competed in five days of mini-game competitions, committed to be the victor of the most medals. They celebrated the completion of the games at the bi-annual Closing Ceremony, where it was announced that Team Nemui was the ultimate Olympic champion! For more insight on the medals won, check out the official Olympics Results post.
Emulating the true spirit of what defines a teammate, Colonel Pemjah, Major Meryu, and Sergeant Riczax have been awarded with the Team MVP trophies for their gallant efforts and forthright positivity! Congratulations, and thank you all for your hard work! We also want to extend our appreciation to the HCOM, whose remarkable efforts made these games possible.
Fabrima’s Fantastic Dedication
There has been much to celebrate this week! So without further ado, we are proud to announce the #320 Troop of the Week – Major Fabrima! Joining at the end of May, she has been an active member in our server throughout many parties, tournaments, and events. Whether it’s her contagious enthusiasm, offering a helping hand, or simply being a friendly face in chat – Fabrima has truly stepped into the spotlight and has solidified her place as a valuable Rebel! Be sure to congratulate her in chat for this felicitous achievement!
Troop Talk and Art
The Rebel Broadcast Team is back with a brand new Troop Interview column! For this unique edition, selected staff and troops reflected fondly on the past year and chatted about their most cherished moments! As part of her giveaway prize, Colonel Megloveniall also interviewed a few members on their favorite Club Penguin memories.
We also saw vast creativity from the Rebels in the release of the 60th edition Art Column, showcasing December’s theme “Holiday Spirit“! To participate in January’s theme “Sports“, create any art piece using your favorite medium, and then submit into the #art channel using the #rpfacsports tag!
Fresh Fashion Arrivals
Searching for more fashionable winter clothes? Look no further, because the Club Penguin News Team has created two hidden item guides covering the release of the new January Penguin Style catalogs!
Check out CPJourney’s catalog update, which is themed for their upcoming Festival of Flight party! CPLegacy’s winter style will keep you cozy for the chilly days, as well as some snowy activities!
—◊ By the Numbers ◊—
How many rebels got promoted last week?
With a total of 44 new promotions, there were…
3 Colonels
3 Majors
1 Captain
1 Specialist
1 Sergeant
15 Corporals
20 Privates
How many people participated in this year’s Winter Olympics?
New and returning troops were welcome to join our Olympics festivities throughout the week, and by the week’s end there were exactly 59 people assigned to each team, for a total of 177! However, only 118 of those members attended at least 1 Olympics event, whether it was a game event or ceremony. That’s still quite a large number, and we were so happy to see so many participants!!
How many messages were sent in each Olympic team channel?
Our 3 teams spent much of Olympics week hyping, strategizing, and coordinating in their team chats!! So just how many messages were sent in each? Let’s see…
Team Denki – 4,903
Team Nemui – 7,702
Team Shinka – 10,193
How many messages were sent in #events throughout the week?
With so many events during our Olympics week, 118 messages were sent in #events! Out of those messages, 49 of them were used to ping the Game Event Ping role.
How many medals were won throughout the course of the week?
A total of 116 shiny medals were won throughout the course of the week! 80 of those were earned on the Pizzatron tourney day alone. Let’s break down how many of each medal was won during Pizzatron 3000:
Gold – 47 medals
Silver – 22 medals
Bronze – 11 medals
How many people earned the Rebel Olympian role?
51 rebels earned the Rebel Olympian role by attending at least 1 ceremony and at least 5 game events throughout our Olympics week! They have since been donning the golden yellow in our server!
How many people submitted each connect-the-dots image from last issue’s Challenge of the Week?
Tuxedo Times Issue #246 featured a choose-your-own Connect The Dots Challenge, where you chose your favorite from Eevee, Pikachu, or Snorlax to complete (no matter your team!) Here is how many times each one was submitted:
10 Shinkas (Eevee)
8 Nemuis (Snorlax)
4 Denkis (Pikachu)
—◊ Tuxedo Comics ◊—
This week we have TWO comics for you to enjoy!!
Imagine Ash’s confusion when all his Pokémon were suddenly penguified!! Our 2ic Lemur imagined this exact scenario for this hilarious Olympics–themed comic!
In this comic by Nick, our officer cadet w0lvesteeth is featured losing her wig on the mountain! However, one penguin’s loss is another puffle’s gain…
Do you have a comic idea you’d like to see in an upcoming issue? Send it in using our Tuxedo Comics Suggestion Form, and our comic artists just might use your idea!!
—◊ Challenge of the Week ◊—
For this challenge of the week, Mads created an Olympics Word Search!! Find all 20 words inspired by our recent Pokémon-themed Winter Olympics in the image below!
DM LittySkitty on Discord your solved Word Search for a prize of 1500 Rebel Cash and to progress towards the Cracked the Ice role!
—◊ Division Recap ◊—
—◊ Sunday ◊—
»EU«
Max: 67
Avg: 65
RPF’s bi-annual Olympics have officially arrived, this time with the adorable theme of Pokémon! The only way to start off this highly anticipated event is with the Opening Ceremony, so that’s what we did! Operation: Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony 2025 saw us all log onto CPAB – Tuxedo in our Team Uniforms, performing many pika-cute tactics as a group, before entering the arena and having a three–way battle between the teams! To find out more about this fantastic start to the Olympics, read the event post below!
Click here for the full report!
—◊ Tuesday ◊—
»AUSIA«
Max: 22
Backflip, side spin, corner grind, repeat! With the Olympics upon us and the Opening Ceremony over, it was time for the first game tournament! Operation: The Grind Never Stops saw the rebels logging into CPJ – Sleet repping their teams, for a Cart Surfer tournament! We performed many mine-d blowing tactics and surfed our carts into radical formations before getting our game faces on and taking to the mines! Check out the post below to find out who scored medals for their team!
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»EU«
Max: 44
Surfs up! Well, Cart Surfer style! For the second tournament of the day, the three teams logged onto CPJ – Blizzard for Operation: Sweeeeerve. Before the competition began, they grouped up to perform their epic formations, and enthusiastically backflipped through their tactics. Afterwards, they went head-to-head to claim the most medals, and come out victorious! To see who got the highest points, check out the link below.
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»US«
Max: 46
Here we go again – anyone still up surfin’ they cart? Day 1 of RPF’s Winter Olympic tournaments ended with a bang as all three teams logged on to CPJ – Blizzard at the Mine Shack for one last joyride. Operation: Surfin for the Mines had Rebels spinning their way through tricky tactics in flipping formations before it was time to grind out the competition. Check out the post to see who mine-dfully played to win, instead of crashing out!
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—◊ Wednesday ◊—
»AUSIA«
Max: 26
Day 2 of the Winter Olympic games has officially commenced! Adding a ninja belt to their respective uniforms, competitors logged onto CPJ – Blizzard for Operation: Pokemon Card Duel, an intense and beloved Card-Jitsu tournament that swept through the Dojo! They bowed before performing their tactics, and silently moved into sleek formations. To see which Poke-ninjas came out on top, check out the full results!
Click here for the full report!
»EU«
Max: 43
“HIYAAA!!” the Rebels said while fiercely competing against other Olympic teams. We logged onto CPJ – Blizzard as we had our second Card Jitsu tournament of the day in Operation: Elements and Evolutions. First, we did some stealthy tactics and formations in our Olympic uniforms, then we had our tournament on Frozen and Sleet. We continued to dominate in the dojo and saw tons of Rebel ninjas compete for special medals. Everyone put up an amazing performance, but as there’s only three medals, this competition was a tough one for all. To read more about this event, and the winners of the tournament, click the post below.
Click here for the full report!
»US«
Max: 46
Do you want to be the very best, like no ninja ever was? In the final round of the day’s Card Jitsu tournaments on CPJ – Sleet for Operation: I Choose YOU!, we traveled across the island, from Sleet to Frozen’s side… Teaching penguins to understand the power that’s inside… CARD JITSU! Whose courage did pull them through? Click the link and I’ll show you who battled all their cards and claimed their rightful medals! CARDJITSU, gotta play them all!
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—◊ Thursday ◊—
»AUSIA«
Max: 23
In this *yawn* Bean Counters event *yawn*… sorry let me grab my coffee. In this event we logged onto CPJ – Blizzard to kick off our Bean Counters tournament! The Rebels had been grinding their coffee stacking skills in preparation for Operation: Wake Up Snorlax, Have Some Coffee! in order to win some medals for their teams. To read about the winners of this event, click the link below!
Click here for the full report!
»EU«
Max: 47
Chug your coffee – it’s time to STACK these medals. For our second Bean Counters competition of the Olympics, the Rebels logged on to CPJ – Sleet at the Stadium to really stir things up for Operation: Don’t Pika-chu On The Coffee Beans. After we had bean performing a latte tactics in flavorful formations, it was time to grind for medals! Check out the top baristas in the post below!
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»US«
Max: 36
They say you should only drink so much coffee, but that didn’t stop us from having three whole bean counters tournaments in one day! For our third and final Bean Counters tournament, the Rebels logged on to CPJ – Sleet for Operation: St-eevee-a In Your Coffee? to make a fresh brew of tactics and clean up our formations that may have spilled over during the day. Once all the coffee was gone and tactics were lead, we started the tournament. Check the post below to see how everyone stacked up!
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—◊ Friday ◊—
»AUSIA«
Max: 23
After a full day of counting beans, and likely still hopped up on coffee, the Rebels were certainly ready to bounce and hop around. This is exactly what was planned for the day filled with Hydro Hopper tournaments and tactics! First, the Rebels bounced on over to CPJ – Frozen, and started Operation: Let’s Hop To It! with some life-saving tactics, imagining our opponents’ formations and dodging them to maintain an advantage. After floating easily through our tactics, we hopped into action for far less casual floating with a Hydro Hopper tournament. This is the first time in over a year that Hydro Hopper has been a part of the Olympics, so be sure to check out the post below to see the results!
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»EU«
Max: 33
In Operation: Hippity Hoppity, This is Now my Property, we had our second Hydro Hopper tournament of the day as we went “HIPPITY HOP HOP!” in the water with our buoys. We logged onto CPJ – Sleet with our iconic team uniforms, and did some hop-tastic forms and tactics on the island. After that, we had our tournament, which was very competitive as we saw tons of people practicing and participating. This was definitely a nail-biting competition, but everyone did an amazing job and had a fun time! To read more about this event, and the winners of this tournament, click the post below.
Click here for the full report!
»US«
Max: 41
For Operation: Hop The Good Hop, we logged onto CPJ – Sleet for the last Hydro Hopper tournament of the day. First we warmed up with some aquatic tactics while hopping into wavy forms, then we headed to the water! We saw many troops trying their hardest to earn a medal for their team, but there could only be three winners. Read the post down below to see the final results, and who took home the gold!!
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—◊ Saturday ◊—
»AUSIA«
Max: 30
As the Olympics week comes to a close, the Rebels took to the Pizza Parlor on CPJ – Blizzard to take part in the first Pizzatron tournament of the final day. In Operation: Slice of Snorlax we battled it out the best way: by seeing who can make the most pizzas! In this saucy parade of skill, speed, and cookery, the Rebels took home quite a few medals for their teams! To read about ALL of our winners, click the link below (pizza not included!)
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»EU«
Max: 45
In our second event of the final game day, we made our way back to the Pizza Parlor on CPJ – Sleet for more cheesy tactics, saucy skills, and crusty forms. In Operation: Pikachu, More Like Pizza-chew, the Rebels donned their chef hats and aprons and got to work making pizzas for the island in Pizzatron 3000, whilst also trying to score some medals on the side. To see the final list of top-chef medalists and read more about our event, click the link down below.
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»US«
Max: 44
Here we are Rebels, the last tournament of the Winter Olympics! And of course we finished it off with a game of Pizzatron. For Operation: Getting Cheesy With Eevee, we logged onto CPJ – Sleet for a final chance for competitors to earn medals for their team. Everyone tried their best to win one more time! Read the post down below to see all the winners of our last game!
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– Tuxedo Times Team: Moonlemur, Mads, Mary, Ohasa, Patro, Buhnny, Tulip, Patty, Annie, Nick, Lehky, and LittySkitty
