Fluffy Farms

**Fluffy Farms** is a playgound in Tooniversal Studios that is themed around Doodles. Fluffy, Flippy's Doodle, roams around the playground as the mascot and will speak to the player if they approach him. The healing treasures are ice cream cones, similar to Toontown Central, but these will heal 20 Laff to Toons who pick them up as opposed to 3, which makes them the highest healing treasure in the game. There is also a fishing area that has 8 available docks rather than the usual 4. Toons also passively heal 6 Laff points while in the playground. Outside of the Winter Holiday event, the skybox uses the sunset sky, which is the same as Sing Song Square.

There are also Doodles that jump out of portable holes around the playground and do a random trick if not interacted with (which does not heal any Laff Points), then proceed to teleport away. If they are interacted with, they give the Toon 10 Jellybeans, then teleport away. After teleporting away, they will return after about ten seconds. Each district has a different set of doodles that can spawn, with different names and palettes for each one.

Doodles will also follow their Toon owners to the Farm and can be interacted with like normal.

## Location

Fluffy Farms is located on the far left of the Shticker Book map, with no art to represent it. Like most other playgrounds, it is covered by a cloud until the player visits it for the first time. It connects to Peaceful Park from Alpine Alley, which is the only way to get there.

## Buildings

Like most other playgrounds, there is a Gag Shop, Trolley, Clothing Shop, Pet Shop, and Toon HQ. There is also a gazebo in the center of the area, similar to Toontown Central and Peaceful Park. Because the playground is themed around Doodles, the Doodles from the Pet Shop are the most expensive out of any other playground in the game, but they also have the best stats. The most expensive Doodles cost over 7,000 Jellybeans. The Clothing Store also has its own clothing. The Toon Headquarters is shaped like a pine tree.

## Streets

There are two streets that connect to Fluffy Farms: Alpine Alley and Tractor Trail. There is also another street that is currently closed due to construction, which is simply labeled "Under Construction" on the tunnel. This street was named "Squash Street" before going under construction.

Alpine Alley has relatively low Cog levels roaming around, with the highest Cog level being level 5. Tractor Trail, on the other hand, has stronger Cogs. with the lowest level being level 6 and the highest level being level 9. Both streets have unique shops that don't look like normal street buildings. Alpine Alley has shops that use the Cabin model for estate houses. Tractor Trail has normal-looking shops, but they have no extensions on the sides, so they are just single buildings spread around the street.

Currently, Cogs cannot take over the buildings on the streets, but they can still be summoned via the use of Cog Summons.

Technically, Alpine Alley is actually a Peaceful Park street as opposed to a Fluffy Farms street, but as it directly connects to the Fluffy Farms playground, it can be considered one.

## Trivia

* Despite having low Cogs, Alpine Alley has a strangely high Field Office tier, with the Mover & Shakers in the maze game capable of doing up to 26 damage when Toons run into them.
	+ In addition, if a Toon fails to complete the Lawbot Field Office minigame on Alpine Alley, they will take 18 damage.