Pin List

Shamrock	Music Note	Plant	Pizza
Balloon	Lantern	Beach Ball	Sun
Horse Shoe	Astro Barrier Ship	Hockey Stick	Soccerball
Pencil	Lighthouse	Telescope	Pirate Flag
Pumpkin	Jet Pack	Life Ring	Camp Fire
Christmas Tree	Candy Cane	Apple	Cactus
Teddy Bear	Ice Cube	Shrimp	Pot of Gold
Box	Microphone	Gem	Tulip
Starfish	Surfboard	Picnic Basket	Water Drop
Cart Surfer	Butterfly	Tent	Baseball
Jellyfish	Circus Tent	Paddle Ball	Hair Brush
Spider	UFO	Needle	Holly
Wreath	Snow Shovel	Sombrero	Rowboat
Anchor	Golden Wheel	Submarine	Book
Crayon	Pyramid	Treasure Chest	Rockhopper‘s Key
Goblet	Anvil	Ice Cream Cone	Basketball
Firework Rocket	Treble Clef	Vinyl Record	Dodgeball
Solid Gold Newspaper.	Magnifying Glass	Ruby	Lollipop
Yellow Balloon	Microscope	Third Anniversary Cake	Snow Shovel
Snowflake Tile	Snow Fort	Present	Gingerbread Man
Taco	Lily	Box O’ Puffles O’s	O’ Berry
Lucky Coin	Top Hat	Chocolate Bunny	Tree
Crown Comment and tell me which was your first pin in clubpenguin. If you have the shamrock pin I will post about your penguin.Well honestly my first pin was the third anyverary cake..	Ice Cream Sundae	Safari Hat	Watermelon

Mostly every month (with some exceptions), there is a party in Club Penguin. Parties notably change the theme of Club Penguin, such as a Building’s exterior and interior being changed and 1-5 Free items are handed out. Note that not all of these following, are parties such as Coins for Change. The following are the names of the parties along with the Free item(s) associated with the party beneath it.

See the Event Gallery for pictures from these events and parties.

2005

• Beta Test Party

- Beta Hat (Town)

• Halloween Party

• Server Testing Event

-Black Bowtie (Dance Lounge)

-Black Toque (Ice Rink)

-Pink Toque (Dock)

-Red Sunglasses

-Blue Sunglasses (Mountain)

• Christmas Party

-Santa Hat (Beach)

-Christmas Scarf (Snow Forts)

2006

• Winter Luau

-Red Hawaiian Lei (Dock)

• Valentine’s Day Celebration 2006

-Black Bowtie

-Red Sunglasses

-Blue Sunglasses

• Pizza Party (Members only)

-Chef Hat (Pizza Parlor)

-Pizza Apron (Pizza Parlor)

• St. Patrick’s Day

-Shamrock Hat (Dock)

• April Fool’s Day

-Red Propeller Cap

• Mine Party (Members only)

-Mining Helmet

• Summer Kickoff Party (known as “Summer party” before the name was changed)

-Yellow Inflatable Duck (Plaza)

-Orange Water Wings (Dance Club)

-Life Guard Whistle (Beach)

-Blue Lei (Dock)

• Wild West Party

-Western Bandana

• Sports Party

-Blue Face Paint (Pizza Parlor)

-Red Face Paint (Coffee Shop)

-Ice Skates (Snow Forts)

• Lighthouse Opening

-Lighthouse T-Shirt (750 coins)

-Red Toque (Beacon)

• Club Penguin’s 1st Anniversary

-1st Year Anniversary Party Hat (Coffee Shop)

• Halloween Party

-Wizard Hat (Snow Forts)

• Lime Green Party (Members only)

-Lime Green Cape (Dojo)

-Lime green color

• Christmas Party

-Santa Beard (Plaza)

-Santa Hat (Snow Forts)

-Christmas Tree Pin (50 coins)

2007

• Winter Fiesta

-Maracas Dance Club)

• Festival of Snow

-Ice Crown (Plaza)

-Snowflake T-Shirt (Mountain)

• St. Patrick’s Day

-Shamrock Hat (Dock)

-Pot o’ Gold Secret Pin (Lodge Attic)

• April Fool’s Day

-Funny-Face Glasses (Beach)

-Blue Propeller Cap (Mine)

• Pirate Party

-Sailor Hat (Plaza)

• Cove Opening (Members only)

-Lifeguard Whistle (Non Members) (Forest)

-Life Preserver (Members) (Cove)

• Summer Kickoff Party

-Ice Cream Apron (Forest)

-Blue Hawaiian Lei (Ski Village)

-Green Inflatable Duck (Cove)

-Flower Headdress (Beach)

-Green Sunglasses (Dance Club)

• Waddle on Water Party

-Umbrella Hat (Coffee Shop)

-Blue Water Wings (Plaza)

• Camp Penguin

-Marshmallow stick (Cove)

-Flashlight

• Fall Fair

All require tickets (At the prize shop) (Plaza)

-Feathered Tiara (1200 tickets)

-Circus Pin (100 tickets)

-Teddy Bear Player Card Background (400 tickets)

-Cotton Candy (600 tickets)

-Paddle ball Toy (1500 tickets)

-Candy Necklace – (700 tickets)

-Lollipop Candy (Get all the Prizes) (1000 tickets)

• Club Penguin’s 2nd Anniversary

-2nd Anniversary Hat (Book Room)

• Halloween Party

-Pumpkin Basket (Snow Forts)

-Halloween Scarf (Complete the Halloween Candy Hunt)

• Surprise Western Party

-Western Bandanna (Plaza)

• Christmas Party

-Santa Hat (Snow Forts)

-Reindeer Antlers (Dock)

-Christmas Scarf (Beach)

2008

• Winter Fiesta Party

-Festive Maracas (Dance Club)

• Save the Migrator Project

-Mining Helmet (Iceberg)

-Life Vest (Beach)

• Sub-Marine Party

-Yellow Snorkel (Forest)

-Seashell Belt (Book Room)

• St.Patrick’s Day

-Gigantic St.Patrick’s Hat (Ski Village)

-Book Pin (Boiler Room)

• April Fools Day

-Red Propeller Cap (Ski Village)

-Swirly Glasses Cove)

-Crayon Pin (Mine Shack)

• Rockhopper and Yarr’s Arrival Party

-Sailor Hat (Plaza)

-Treasure Chest Pin (Ski Village)

-Red & Black Sailor Shirt (Pirate Catalog)

• Medieval Party

-Squire Tunic (May 16-25) (Dock)

-Wizard Hat (May 23-25) (Lighthouse)

• Summer Kickoff Water Party

-Ice Cream Apron (Plaza)

-Yellow Inflatable Duck (Cove)

-Shell Necklace (Beach)

• Music Jam

-Maracas (Cove)

-Music Jam T-shirt (Plaza)

All are member items (Back Stage)

-Electric Guitar (975 coins)

-Bass Guitar (850 coins)

-Drum Sticks (120 coins)

-Tuba (600 coins)

-Bass (750 coins)

-Drum (550 coins)

-Headphones (350 coins)

All require 250 coins and have to have membership (Snow Forts)

-V.I.P. Pass (100 coins)

-Flower T-shirt

-Cactus T-shirt

-Palm Tree T-shirt

-Guitar T-shirt

-Music Notes T-shirt

-Sparkle T-shirt

• The Penguin Games

-Blue Face Paint (Pizza Parlor)

-Red Face Paint (Coffee Shop)

-Gold Medal (Complete all events)

• Fall Fair

-Lollipop Pin (Lighthouse)

All require tickets (At the prize shop) (Forest)

-Lollipop Candy (1000 tickets)

-Giant Green Sunglasses (1000 tickets)

-Feathered Tiara (1200 tickets)

-Yellow Balloon Pin (100 tickets)

-Blue Cotton Candy (600 Tickets)

-Carousel Background (400 Tickets)

-Paddle Ball (1500 Tickets)

All require tickets and membership (Arcade Circle)

-Teddy Bear (2000 Tickets)

-Giant Yellow Sunglasses (1000 Tickets)

-Candy Apples (800 Tickets)

• Club Penguin’s 3rd Anniversary Party

-3rd Anniversary Party Hat (Coffee Shop)

-Ice Cream Apron (Coffee Shop)

-3rd Anniversary Cake Pin (Dance Lounge)

• Halloween Party 2008

-Pumpkin Basket (Snow Forts)

-Giant Pumpkin Background (Complete scavenger hunt)

-Lantern (Secret Laboratory)

• Dig Out The Dojo

-Miner’s Helmet (Dojo)

• Dojo Grand Re-opening

-Geta Sandals (Dojo Courtyard)

• Christmas Party

-Santa Hat (Snow Forts)

-Santa Beard (Ski Village)

2009

• Dance-A-Thon (Members only)

-Boombox (Dance Club)

• Winter Fiesta

-Mini Sombrero (Cove)

• Puffle Party

-Puffle Bandana (Cove)

• St. Patrick’s Day 2009

-Shamrock Hat (Coffee Shop)

-Accordian (Leprechaun House) (Members only)

• Penguin Play Awards (Somewhat members only)

-Penguin Play Award Trophy(Backstage)

• April Fools Day

-Blue Propeller cap (Mine)

• Easter Egg Hunt 2009

-Pink Bunny Ears (complete all events)

• Medieval Party 2009

-Wizard Hat (Lighthouse)

Members Only (Knight’s Quest)

-Golden Shield

-Golden Knight’s Helmet

-Golden Knights Armor

• Adventure Party

-Green Safari Hat (Plaza)

-Adventure Party Background (complete all events)

-Tropical Bird (Tree House) (Members only)

Comment and tell me which was your first party in clubpenguin. If you were there during the beta test party  I will post about your penguin.Well honestly my first party was the third anyversary party.

Upcoming Parties

Confirmed Parties

• Music Jam 2009 (July)

Unconfirmed Parties

• Waddle on Water Party 09
• Summer Kickoff Party 09

About This Article… This article is, or was once a Featured Article of the Week.

   

A typical game of Card-Jitsu.

A player using hot sauce against Sensei.

A player scaring the Sensei with the dragon power card.

Sensei uses a rank 12 card to summon Shadow Guy and Gamma Gal.

A player attacked by the Sensei‘s ninja summoning card.

The Sensei defeats a player with a rank 11 Water Card.

A player using a Mighty Plunger against Sensei.

Sensei using Puffles to stampede against the other player.

A player using the White Puffle 11 Power Card.

The Sensei after he shook the other player up in the Snow Globe.

Sensei rolling a red carpet on the other player.

Sensei using night vision goggles on the other player.

A player using the Octi Power Card on his opponent.

Sensei using the AC 3000 on another player.

Sensei using using the Aqua Grabber on another player

Sensei using the cactus power card on the other player.

Sensei using the Boom Box power card on another player.

Card-Jitsu is a card game played in the Dojo (and in the Ninja Hideout). To get there, players need to go to the Dojo Courtyard and enter through doors (if you are a Ninja, go to the Dojo Courtyard, hover your mouse over the protruding stone wall on the left, and click the door that will automatically appear to enter the hideout).

On their first visit, they must talk to the Sensei. He will explain what to do, as well as giving them a starter pack.

According to the Belts Legend, belts are earned faster if players use competition mode instead of playing on a mat. The belts rank from white belt to black belt (excluding the rank of Ninja). For the exact order of all the belt colours, see Belts.

Since the 28th of May 2009, players could see their deck at the Dojo and Dojo Courtyard. They need to click on the 3 cards that are at the down-right angle of the screen.

editPlaying

Once players have the Starter Pack from the Sensei, go to a mat, or talk to the Sensei and select Competition Mode (as mentioned before, competition mode is recommended as you get new belts quicker doing it). If they use a mat, they will have to wait for another player to come and play with them, which might take a while. If noone comes to your mat, switch to a busier server, or a match can also be found in under 10 seconds by speaking to the Sensei via Competition Mode. The aim of the game is to beat opponents by collecting sets of winning Card-Jitsu cards. Only certain cards will beat others, via the form of Rock Paper Scissors. It has similarities to the card game Rummy in the sense that players are required to collect sets (known as “runs” in Rummy) to win. The game applies everyday elements and logic.

Once players have an opponent, they will be taken to the arena, and will bow to each other. They then have 20 seconds to choose a card. If they fail to choose a card, one will automatically be selected after 20 seconds. Once both players have chosen a card, they are revealed. Then winner keeps the card to help make a set. Remember that:

• Fire beats Snow
• Snow beats Water
• Water beats Fire

However, in the event of similar types of cards being drawn, the card with the highest number wins. If the numbers also match, then no-one wins that round. Although there are lots of phenomena that can affect this, which explained in detail, later in the article.

Power Cards

Power Cards are slightly different to normal cards. They have the highest values and have a special power. A few of them (for the next round only) low value cards to beat high value cards of the same style. I.e, a 2 to beat a 9.

Winning

There are two ways to win Card-Jitsu. Firstly, players can have the same type of card (such as Snow), but three in different colours, such as Red, Blue and Green. Alternatively, you can have one of each card, in different colors. You can also see how to win by mousing over the question mark (?) in a game.

Actions

When players win a round, your penguin might perform an action. They are as follows:

• Snow: The player’s penguin hits the opponent with a snowball.
• Water: The player’s penguin hits the opponent with a water balloon.
• Fire: The player’s penguin squirts hot sauce at the other penguin’s feet.
• Power Cards What power cards do is decided by which power card it is.

Power cards from the starter deck

(Note: Different player’s starter deck only have one (or two for a few players) of the power card below, unless you unlocked it with Club Penguin Trading Cards.)

• Sled Race (Ice, Green, 10): The player’s penguin disappears, and the opponent finds himself wearing a pink hat. A mound of snow then falls, followed by two trees. The player’s penguin then appears, sledding down the mound and knocking the opponent over. When this card is played, the less powerful card wins in the next round.

• Firefighter (Water, Yellow, 10): The players penguin shoots the other with a jet of water from a fire hose. When this card is played, the less powerful card wins in the next round.

• Construction (Fire, Yellow, 10): The player’s penguin brings out a jackhammer and uses it. The opponent covers his ears because of the jackhammer’s noise and is bounced by the force it creates. When this card is played, the less powerful card wins in the next round.

Effects of other power cards

• Catchin’ Waves (Water, Blue, 9): User puts on sunglasses and takes out surfboard then a big wave comes crashing down on other player. User surfs around until wave goes away, then puts away board and glasses while other penguin removes a starfish from their face. When this is played, snow cards become water for this round.

• Aqua Grabber (Water, Orange, 10): Dojo becomes flooded and user swims away, later returning with the Aqua Grabber. Then user tries to grab other penguin with the Aqua Grabber claw, and other penguin swims away before the Aqua Grabber disappears and the dojo returns to normal. When this is scored, discard one opponent’s fire card.

• Shadow Guy and Gamma Gal (Snow, Orange, 12): Shadow Guy and Gamma Gal are summoned and fire lightning bolts at the other penguin until he/she runs away. When this is scored, your card gets +2 for the next round.

• Ninja (Water, Yellow, 12): User summons Ninjas to come and turn invisible and sneak up on other Penguin. Other Penguin runs away in fear before ninjas high-five and then leave. When this is scored, the opponent’s card gets -2 for the next round.

• Octi (Water, Purple, 11): User inflates Octi and other Penguin tries to pop him but ends up flying around the room. When this is scored, discard one opponent’s blue card.

• Cactus (Water, Green, 11): User gives other penguin a cactus. User Tricks the other Penguin by touching the cactus and not getting hurt. When opponent tries to touch it, he/she hurts his/her flipper. When this is scored, discard one opponent’s orange card.

• Mighty Plunger (Fire, Red, 12): User takes out a plunger and shakes the ground, just like the jackhammer. When this is scored, your card gets +2 for the next round.

• Avalanche (Snow, Orange, 12): User takes out a pink viking helmet and sings, causing snow to fall on other penguin. When this is scored, the opponent’s card gets -2 for the next round.

• Tour Guide (Snow, Blue, 9): User gets a tour guide hat and stand. Then the user throws the hat and a map at the other player. When this is played, fire cards become snow for this round.

• AC 3000 (Snow, Purple, 11): The AC 3000 falls out of the sky and user turns it on making the other user become covered in snow. When this is scored, discard one opponent’s green card.

• Puffle Roundup (Snow, Green, 10): User summons Puffles to stampede over the other user. When this is scored, discard one opponent’s water card.

• Tip The Iceberg (Water, Purple, 12): User makes an Iceberg appear under the players and the user shakes the Iceberg. When this is scored, your card gets +2 for the next round.

• Snowglobe (Snow, Yellow, 11): User traps other Penguin in snow globe and shakes it up. When this is scored, discard one opponent’s purple card.

• Space Adventure (Snow, Red, 9): User summons an Alien in a spaceship to come and to pick up the other user with a beam of energy. When this is scored, opponent’s Water cards cannot be played next round.

• Gadget Room (Fire (sometimes water), blue, 9): User makes The Gadget Room fall from the sky. Gary opens the door and hands the user the Boom Box. User puts the Boom Box on the ground and the Boom Box explodes. When this is played, water cards become fire for this round.

• Water Party (Water, Red, 9): User gives other user water wings, umbrella hat, mask and snorkel, inflatable duck, and flippers. Water begins to spray at the user and an inflatable whale falls on top of the user. When this is scored, opponent’s Fire cards cannot be played next round.

• Night Vision (Fire, Green, 11): User turns out the lights, puts Night Vision Goggles from the F.I.S.H. on, and walks up to the other user. The other user becomes scared. When this is scored, discard one opponent’s yellow card.

• Dragon (Fire, Blue, 12): User puts on the dragon costume and scares the other User and makes him/her run away. Your character then gives an angry look and blows smoke from it’s nose. When this is scored, the opponent’s card gets -2 for the next round.

• Jet Pack (Fire, Orange, 10): User puts on a jetpack and flies into other User and then flies past the screen. When this is scored, discard one opponent’s snow card.

• Thin Ice (Water, Purple, 11): The arcade came Thin Ice drops from the roof and the User starts playing it. The flaming puffle makes its way around the user and melts all the squares adjacent to the opponent except one. The opponent holds up a truce flag but not before the puffle edges on his square, making him fall. When this is scored, discard one opponent’s red card.

• Flooring Upgrade (Fire, Red, 9): User rolling a red carpet on the opponent. When this is scored, opponent’s snow cards cannot be played next round.

• Yarr (Fire, Red, 11, Puffle pack): Yarr poofs with his cannon and telescope and 3 pins poof behind the opponent and then User Tells Yarr to launch cannon when scored discard opponent’s snow card.

• White Puffle (Ice, Blue, 12, Puffle pack): A white puffle appears and gently creates a snow cloud. It then sneezes and completely freezes the opponent. While the User laughs, the white puffle gets nervous and runs off. When this is scored discard one opponents yellow card.

• Keeper of the Boiler Room (Water, Green, 11, Puffle pack): A speaker from the Night Club appears with the Keeper on the top. Music starts playing everyone dances. The door then opens in the speaker and, as the opponent looks in, he is also pushed in. A surprised face emote appears above the speaker. When this card is scored discard one opponents green card.

Postcards

Cards

Fire

Red Carpet	Construction Worker	Dragon	Gadget Room
Jet Pack	Mighty Plunger	Night Vision	Thin Ice

Water

Water Party	Cactus	Firefighter	Tip The Iceberg
Ninja	Octi	Catchin’ Waves	Aqua Grabber

Snow

AC 3000	Avalanche	Puffle Roundup	Space Adventure
Shadow Guy & Gamma Gal	Snow Globe	Sled Racing	Tour Guide

Power Cards Effects

-2	+2	Discard a fire card	Discard a water card
Discard a yellow card	Cannot play with fire cards	Cannot play with snow cards	Cannot play with water card
Snow card become water card	Next turn the lower value card wins	Water card become fire card	Discard a purple card
Discard an orange card	Fire card become snow card	Discard a blue card	Discard a snow card
Discard a green card

Earning Belts

After winning a certain number of games, players are rewarded with a belt:

• White belt – 5 total Battles needed.
• Yellow belt – 13 total Battles needed.
• Orange belt – 21 total Battles needed.
• Green belt – 30 total Battles needed.
• Blue belt – 40 total Battles needed.
• Red belt – 52 total Battles needed.
• Purple belt – 64 total Battles needed.
• Brown belt – 76 total Battles needed.
• Black belt – 88 total Battles needed.

Becoming a Ninja

To become a Ninja, players must beat Sensei after winning a Black belt. But beating Sensei is difficult as he has cards never seen in the deck that he gives players. There are Level 11 cards and rare Level 12 cards which are rarely seen. Sensei also seems to be rigged as when played against him as he always picks the card that wins. However after players lose to him a few times (usually 5 or 6) he stops playing unfairly and they will have a chance to beat him.

(In certain cases you are rewarded a belt regardless.)

Tips

See Main Article: Card Jitsu/Tactics Guide

• Use Logic to try to beat your opponents. For example, if a player has one Fire-type and one Snow-type card, they would probably use a water-type card so you should use an ice type card. But if the penguin who is fighting with you is a high belt penguin, they know if they choose water and you choose ice you would win. So they choose Fire-type card to defeat your ice. This way it is better to choose a water-type card.
• When fighting Sensei use Fire and Water back and forth to win easier. It won’t always work but it will eventually. And if you do not have a water/fire card just use the same element you did last time, but don’t use Snow.
• Most players of Card-Jitsu have developed “special techniques” to help them win almost every game. These tactics can vary from their starter card, to the last card, or which cards to playing a difficult situation.
• Predicting your opponent’s next move will help you greatly when playing Card-Jitsu. If they also predict your move, this is known as a “double-bluff”, and can sometimes backfire onto you.
• Typically you have a 1 and a half chance in winning a round. These chances increase under certain circumstances.
• If you see the symbol at the top of the screen saying 9<->1, then always play a LOW numbered card. You now have a 2/3 chance in winning that round.
• If you are a person with a high belt (brown black etc.)and the person you’re playing is or almost is the same belt as you,and you for example have two snow but no fire or water.It would be safe to pick a high snow because the other person thinks you will try to trick them,so they think it would be safe to pick water.
• Most players try to win by getting a snow, fire, and water. Try to win by getting a three-of-a-kind.
• A common method is to use 2 cards of a certain element. For an example, if they have 2 fire cards, they expect you to use water. You will have to use fire yourself. If you’re the one tricking, double-fool them by using water.

Trivia

• In The Penguin Times Issue #160, if you clicked the letters N, I, and N in the word Lightning, the letter J in Dojo, and the letter A in Damaged (This spells Ninja), a stone tablet would appear saying: “fire, water, snow the triangle of power your journey’s first step” This obviously refers to Card-Jitsu and simply was a clue about the upcoming game.
• In November 2008 there was a glitch that you could not go in competition mode to compete.
• Card-Jitsu is the only game (excluding the games from the Fall Fairs where you earn tickets) you can’t get money from.
• When you the mats, it says, practice Card Jitsu, suggesting you don’t get anything for using them.
• The “Ninja” Power card is one of the rarest cards you can get.
• You can send your friends a Penguin Mail postcard challenging them to a match of Card Jitsu.
• In Card Jitsu, there is a pink confetti-like object that pops out of a penguin’s mouth when they are hit with a water balloon. No one knows what it is. It’s most likely a piece of balloon.
• During the 2009 April Fools party, after you played Card-Jitsu, you will stand on the left top corner of the Dojo.
• There is a Snow type card that has a penguin with a beta hat on it.
• Puffle cards were recently added.
• On May 28 features were added to the Ninja areas. That feature will show how many cards you have and in what belt you are, etc.. These features only apply on the Ninja Hideout, Dojo, Dojo Courtyard.
• Since May 2009, the Ninja Progress replaced the Starter Pack.
• After the may updates when you get your white belt Sensei will send you a postcard!
• Card-Jitsu is one of the most popular games around the island.

Music

http://play.clubpenguin.com/v2/content/global/music/116.swf

Keep it up! Sometimes, if we see you doing the daily activity, you might just find that 1001 coins have been unexpectedly added to your account… We’ll be giving some coins away randomly so keep your eyes on your account!
 
Don’t forget you can find out the 101 Days of Fun activity on the Fun Activities page. And today, on the Banners page, you’ll find an auto-updating party and event banner that you can add to your own blog or website! Check it out and let us know what you think!
 
Until then…Waddle on!

-Club Penguin Team

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