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Anonymous

Treehoppers 04/05/24(Fri)06:56:12 No.4765319

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Treehoppers Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)06:56:12 No.4765319 Archived

Post your favourite treehopper bugs, talk about treehopper rarity, treehopper builds, guaranteed chances to drop etc
New event the yggdrasil tree coming next week with two new legendary hoppers and one mithical

Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)07:00:20 No.4765320

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)07:00:20 No.4765320

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Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)07:06:37 No.4765326

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)07:06:37 No.4765326

>>4765319
benis on head

Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)11:58:03 No.4765416

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)11:58:03 No.4765416

>>4765319
Any treehopper recs for a noob?

Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)13:42:16 No.4765515

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)13:42:16 No.4765515

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>>4765416
Sure. Try wasp mimicking treehopper, its really iconic

Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)13:45:35 No.4765519

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)13:45:35 No.4765519

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>>4765416
>>4765515
Fish mimicking treehopper is also pretty good

Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)15:24:05 No.4765597

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)15:24:05 No.4765597

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Why yes, I'm a traditionalist, how could you tell?

Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)16:31:07 No.4765654

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)16:31:07 No.4765654

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Not so fast!

Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)17:08:52 No.4765678

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)17:08:52 No.4765678

>>4765319
based thread

Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)17:14:39 No.4765685

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)17:14:39 No.4765685

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Anonymous
04/05/24(Fri)17:15:45 No.4765686

Anonymous 04/05/24(Fri)17:15:45 No.4765686

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>>4765685

Anonymous
04/07/24(Sun)10:09:12 No.4767085

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)10:09:12 No.4767085

>>4765685
why

Anonymous
04/07/24(Sun)10:17:34 No.4767094

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)10:17:34 No.4767094

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>>4765319
classic thornhopper

Anonymous
04/07/24(Sun)10:20:17 No.4767096

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)10:20:17 No.4767096

>>4767085
Some men just want to watch the world burn.

Anonymous
04/07/24(Sun)11:05:16 No.4767124

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)11:05:16 No.4767124

>>4767085
worked out at the library

Anonymous
04/07/24(Sun)11:19:18 No.4767136

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)11:19:18 No.4767136

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This is absurd

Anonymous
04/07/24(Sun)11:59:49 No.4767164

Anonymous 04/07/24(Sun)11:59:49 No.4767164

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Saw this one on chaturbate

Anonymous
04/09/24(Tue)06:35:54 No.4768649

Anonymous 04/09/24(Tue)06:35:54 No.4768649

>>4767136
So stupid

Anonymous
04/09/24(Tue)08:02:50 No.4768683

Anonymous 04/09/24(Tue)08:02:50 No.4768683

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>>4765319
The bizarre outgrowths of their exoskeletons remind me strongly of certain trilobites. Nature is indeed a hack that keeps recycling the same small number of concepts ad infinitum.

Anonymous
04/09/24(Tue)11:47:18 No.4768774

Anonymous 04/09/24(Tue)11:47:18 No.4768774