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Babochka is only found participating in the ''Trouble in Paradise'' mini-games. As an opponent, they will use any color of [[:Category:Flutterscotch|Flutterscotch]].
Babochka is only found participating in the ''Trouble in Paradise'' mini-games. As an opponent, they will use any color of [[:Category:Flutterscotch|Flutterscotch]].


As a judge in The P Factor, Babochka prefers young piñatas, such as babies or new residents. This is opposite to Jardiniero, who prefers older piñatas.
As a judge in The P Factor, Babochka prefers young piñatas, such as babies or new residents. This is opposite to [[Jardiniero]], who prefers older piñatas.


== Quotes ==
== Quotes ==
Mini-Game Menu
* "When I grow up, I want to be a Flutterscotch!"
P Factor
Introduction
* "My Mummy and Daddy made me this costume, so I can be a Flutterscotch. I will be a real Flutterscotch when I'm older, you know!"
Thinking
Neutral Vote
Bad Vote
Good Vote


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==

Revision as of 23:53, 5 December 2025

Babochka
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"When I grow up, I want to be a Flutterscotch!"

Role Mini-Game Participant
Relationships
Voiced by N/A


Babochka is a young child with a love for Flutterscotches. They are exclusive to the mini-games introduced in Trouble in Paradise.

Biography

Appearance

Personality

Mini-Games

Babochka is only found participating in the Trouble in Paradise mini-games. As an opponent, they will use any color of Flutterscotch.

As a judge in The P Factor, Babochka prefers young piñatas, such as babies or new residents. This is opposite to Jardiniero, who prefers older piñatas.

Quotes

Mini-Game Menu

  • "When I grow up, I want to be a Flutterscotch!"

P Factor

Introduction

  • "My Mummy and Daddy made me this costume, so I can be a Flutterscotch. I will be a real Flutterscotch when I'm older, you know!"

Thinking

Neutral Vote

Bad Vote

Good Vote

Trivia

  • Babochka's name is similar to the Russian word babushka, meaning old woman or grandmother. This is in direct contrast with Babochka's appearance and personality, and it's unknown if this was intentional.

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