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Marula Island is a city built by the [[Juice Pirates]], home of the Marulosseum. | Marula Island is a city built by the [[Juice Pirates]], home of the Marulosseum. | ||
[[File:MarulaIsland.PNG|500px|thumbnail|Marula Island.]] | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Origins=== | ===Origins=== | ||
[[File:Marulaorigins.jpg| | [[File:Marulaorigins.jpg|300px|thumbnail|Foundation.]] | ||
Marula was not an early settlement of the Juice Pirates. The northern area of their ocean was empty and it was decided to occupy a big island as influence point to avoid foreign settlements on the nearby coasts. <br /> | Marula was not an early settlement of the Juice Pirates. The northern area of their ocean was empty and it was decided to occupy a big island as influence point to avoid foreign settlements on the nearby coasts. <br /> | ||
The island was plain, with few trees. [[francociccio]] and [[MasterM1214]] built the "Stubby Tower", the first building of Marula, on a hill, the 21 may 2016. <br />. Even though Marula was a young settlement for the Juice Pirates, it became a popular choice for newcomers and quickly got the highest population. A small village spread around the Stubby Tower. A wall and some food farms were designed shortly after. | The island was plain, with few trees. [[francociccio]] and [[MasterM1214]] built the "Stubby Tower", the first building of Marula, on a hill, the 21 may 2016. <br />. Even though Marula was a young settlement for the Juice Pirates, it became a popular choice for newcomers and quickly got the highest population. A small village spread around the Stubby Tower. A wall and some food farms were designed shortly after. | ||
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==Facts== | ==Facts== | ||
* The official color of Marula is purple. | * The official color of Marula is purple. | ||
* The city | * The city style was inspired by Rome and Naples. | ||