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To fulfill the missions that [[Pastor Al]] had given the Furrowfield farmers, [[Britney]] figures that their available farmland is too small and it would take forever to grow 50 sheaves of wheat. Furthermore, one of the quests concerned tilling 50 blocks of earth, which they did not have. She sends the Builder and [[Malroth (Character)|Malroth]] on a mission to find the nearby wiggly that was rumoured to be hiding in his burrow, and a [[fat rat]] near the Fat Rat Rise naviglobe points them in the direction of a "mud-munching monster to the east". They find Wrigley surrounded by monsters (a [[deadnaut]], two [[gremlin|gremlins]] and two [[badboon|badboons]]) under Hargon's reign, who plan to "punish" (kill) him for cleaning the soil in his wake - reasoning that if he was a true believer in the Children, he would destroy what he had done - but Malroth and the Builder make quick work of them. After telling Wrigley they are rebuilding Furrowfield Farm and they are "lookin' for someone as can conjure up earth out of nothin'", he enthusiastically follows the Builder back to town. Pastor Al attempts to force Wrigley to aid them in building new fields, threatening death if he fails to comply, but Malroth says that he will beat the pastor up if he tries anything funny. Regardless, Wrigley was more than happy to help to begin with, and decides to stay. After the events of Furrowfield, the Builder takes him and some others back to the [[Isle of Awakening]]. | To fulfill the missions that [[Pastor Al]] had given the Furrowfield farmers, [[Britney]] figures that their available farmland is too small and it would take forever to grow 50 sheaves of wheat. Furthermore, one of the quests concerned tilling 50 blocks of earth, which they did not have. She sends the Builder and [[Malroth (Character)|Malroth]] on a mission to find the nearby wiggly that was rumoured to be hiding in his burrow, and a [[fat rat]] near the Fat Rat Rise naviglobe points them in the direction of a "mud-munching monster to the east". They find Wrigley surrounded by monsters (a [[deadnaut]], two [[gremlin|gremlins]] and two [[badboon|badboons]]) under Hargon's reign, who plan to "punish" (kill) him for cleaning the soil in his wake - reasoning that if he was a true believer in the Children, he would destroy what he had done - but Malroth and the Builder make quick work of them. After telling Wrigley they are rebuilding Furrowfield Farm and they are "lookin' for someone as can conjure up earth out of nothin'", he enthusiastically follows the Builder back to town. Pastor Al attempts to force Wrigley to aid them in building new fields, threatening death if he fails to comply, but Malroth says that he will beat the pastor up if he tries anything funny. Regardless, Wrigley was more than happy to help to begin with, and decides to stay. After the events of Furrowfield, the Builder takes him and some others back to the [[Isle of Awakening]]. | ||
==Abilities== | ====Abilities==== | ||
[[File:Wrigley Diagram.png|500px|thumb|A diagram showing the extent of Wrigley's purification (side view on the left, top view on the right). The third diagram on the left from top to bottom shows the use of a ball of worm food on a sloped surface.]][[File:Wrigley Order.png|300px|thumb|The order in which Wrigley purifies the soil in 3x3 chunks.]] | [[File:Wrigley Diagram.png|500px|thumb|A diagram showing the extent of Wrigley's purification (side view on the left, top view on the right). The third diagram on the left from top to bottom shows the use of a ball of worm food on a sloped surface.]][[File:Wrigley Order.png|300px|thumb|The order in which Wrigley purifies the soil in 3x3 chunks.]] | ||
Wrigley is capable of turning non-rock and non-snow landscape blocks (e.g. spoiled soil) into purified soil. When a scarecrow (non-consumable), ball of worm food or woody goody (consumable) is placed, he will begin purifying the soil below in a 9x9x2 (length × width × height) area in which the item is in the center, with a range of 3 blocks downwards including the block the item is placed on. He creates these 9x9 areas in nine 3x3 chunks, where he pops out from the center from each chunk and then disappears into it before moving to the next chunk. He will always start from the north-west chunk and proceed south, before moving to the middle column and then the east-most column. In each 3x3 chunk, there is a chance that one plant or forest debris will spawn. | Wrigley is capable of turning non-rock and non-snow landscape blocks (e.g. spoiled soil) into purified soil. When a scarecrow (non-consumable), ball of worm food or woody goody (consumable) is placed, he will begin purifying the soil below in a 9x9x2 (length × width × height) area in which the item is in the center, with a range of 3 blocks downwards including the block the item is placed on. He creates these 9x9 areas in nine 3x3 chunks, where he pops out from the center from each chunk and then disappears into it before moving to the next chunk. He will always start from the north-west chunk and proceed south, before moving to the middle column and then the east-most column. In each 3x3 chunk, there is a chance that one plant or forest debris will spawn. | ||
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==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||
* In most languages, his name is related to worms. | |||
* In English, he is called 'Wrigley' because worms wriggle. The wiggly tribe is similarly named after this characteristic of wiggling. | * In English, he is called 'Wrigley' because worms wriggle. The wiggly tribe is similarly named after this characteristic of wiggling. | ||
==Other Languages== | |||
{{OtherLanguages | |||
|es=Gus|es-meaning=A shortened version of 'worm' in Spanish, 'gusano'. | |||
|fr=Léonbric|fr-meaning= | |||
|de=Wühlfried|de-meaning=A spin on the German name "Mühlfried". | |||
|it=Lombrisio|it-meaning=A spin on the Italian word for "earthworm", "lombrico". | |||
|jp={{みみずん|Mimizun}}|jp-meaning=A hiragana version of the Japanese word for "earthworm" ("ミミズン"). | |||
}} | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* In | * In the Japanese original translation, he will sometimes stutter over words with the sound "mi" (ミ, み). | ||
* Despite Wrigley telling the Builder that they should not place worm food next to the farming fields in case he turns them to grass, | * Despite Wrigley telling the Builder that they should not place worm food next to the farming fields in case he turns them to grass, neither worm food nor woody goodies have any effect on tilled earth. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<center><gallery> | <center><gallery> | ||
Image:Wrigley_cornered.png|Wrigley cornered by monsters | Image:Wrigley Icon.png|Wrigley's Icon. | ||
Image:Wrigley_cornered.png|Wrigley cornered by monsters. | |||
Image:Wrigley in action.png|Wrigley purifying the spoiled soil around a scarecrow. | Image:Wrigley in action.png|Wrigley purifying the spoiled soil around a scarecrow. | ||
</gallery></center> | </gallery></center> | ||
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[[es:Gus]] | [[es:Gus]] | ||
[[fr:Léonbric]] | |||