Fire Dojo



The Volcano is an area that was mentioned in the Club Penguin What's New Blog. It will not erupt as stated in The Penguin Times Issue 206, but smoke has been seen coming from it.

History
The Volcano was first seen at the Dojo Exterior during the Dig Out the Dojo project in 2008, but only the top half could be seen. During that time, there was also thought to be a path that leads up to the volcano. Nothing since has happened to it, until September 14, 2009, when it started to erupt. Shortly after that, there was a plume of smoke, and a storm was started. According to Gary the Gadget Guy, the smoke will change the weather. It did so enabling the sky to get dark in time for the Halloween Party 2009.

Trivia

 * The volcano could be seen since the Dojo Courtyard appeared but without smoke, magma or lava.
 * It is possible that the magma/lava from the volcano made the sky orange.
 * The volcano might be proven to be an upcoming new room, because in the Penguin Times Issue #206, Sensei quoted that: "Behold the great Volcano, where we'll seek to train.", meaning that the Volcano would most likely be a new room for ninjas.
 * The volcano starts to smoke because penguins gather all the items in the Sensei's Scavenger Hunt, as revealed in the Penguin Times Issue #206.
 * Ninjas were able to help prepare in the Ninja Hideout by using their Cloud Wave Bracers.
 * Even though it turned the sky orange, it is unknown that even after the scavenger hunt, it still has smoke. However, it may only have run out of magma.
 * It is not on the map yet.
 * Starting on October 2nd, the volcano has began to seemingly erupt as smoke is pouring out and blowing left and the lava can be clearly seen.
 * It looked like the smoke from the Volcano was polluting the sky in Issue #208 of the Penguin Times and it did as of October 9th, 2009.
 * The smoke of the volcano distributed to all Club Penguin, making it dark and ready for Halloween, instead of a Solar Eclipse, as it did on the Halloween Party 2009.
 * The smoke of the volcano is more orange than before now.