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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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|style="background:#ffffff;"|<center>WitchyWorld Theme'''<br | | style="background:#ffffff;" | <center>WitchyWorld Theme'''<br><small>When window pops up click open and wait for the music tune to load.</small></center> | ||
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Image:Sound play.png|110px|center|Play this tune. | Image:Sound play.png|110px|center|Play this tune. | ||
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In addition to its own ten [[Jiggy|Jiggies]], Witchyworld is a key world in several other multi-world puzzles. It's also the world in which the [[Split-up]] move is learned, so visiting it is an absolute must. | In addition to its own ten [[Jiggy|Jiggies]], Witchyworld is a key world in several other multi-world puzzles. It's also the world in which the [[Split-up]] move is learned, so visiting it is an absolute must. | ||
==Points of Interest== | ==Points of Interest== | ||
