Clock Tower



The Clock Tower is a structure located at the Snow Forts which was built on February 23, 2007. It only tells Pacific Standard Time ("Penguin Standard Time"), which is the main time zone used in Club Penguin, to help penguins from varied time zones. It also tells the day of the week. On the side of the Clock Tower, there is a target that will spin around when hit with a snowball, which hints that this is the power source for the clock's internal mechanism; however it was just an encouragement for penguins to take interest in the Clock Tower, as it can work properly without the frequent mechanism boost. Below the target is a secret coded message, which says "By G" (The "G" stands for Gary. Also known as Gary the Gadget Guy or Agent G.). A plaque is located nearby, and if you click on it, it would show an "engraved" message about its construction and release.

Trivia

 * The Clock Tower was declared broken on April 17, 2008. It was broken by Herbert P. Bear, the villain of the Secret Missions, and the time kept on changing into days, events or even mathematical symbols. Herbert took the Prime Gear away and secret agents had to make a new gear out of ice made from a Yellow Puffle in Secret Mission #7. The rest of the parts were lost so secret agents had to find those, too.
 * In PSA Mission 8 (Mysterious Tremors), at the end of the mission, you give the Clock Tower gear to G, and you get back the "gear" you made in Mission 7.Ice clock.png]]
 * The snow in the Snow Forts is the only snowball the target will use.
 * In Mission 9, after you have welded the Mine Cart, Rory says, "I haven't seen welding that good since Gary got bored and built the Clock Tower!"
 * If you look closely at the Clock Tower, you can see secret agent writing at the bottom right that says, "By G".
 * In Club Penguin: Elite Penguin Force Rory has to spend a lot of time fixing the Clock Tower which causes the player to have to help him finish his other daily jobs.
 * In the Club Penguin Comics Book Vol.1 and Club Penguin Big Book of Activities, it is revealed that if the target is turned by flipper, it makes a huge jack-in-the box shoot out of the top.
 * There is a stamp which is awarded by throwing 10 snowballs at the target.
 * A Card-Jitsu card with the clock tower on it is available in the Fire theme and is given in the Water Booster Deck. The time shown is 10:24.
 * When it is featured in books in real life the time displayed is always 10:24. This is a possible reference to Club Penguin being created on October 24, 2005.
 * In a comic a Yellow penguin is seen trying to move the clock with his flipper but a giant Jack-In-The-Box pops out and scares him away.

Parties

 * During the 2007 April Fool's Day Party, There was no "Club Penguin Time Zone"
 * During the 2008 April Fool's Day Party, Monday was spelled backwards, saying Yadnom instead and the time was in handwriting.
 * During the 2008 St. Patrick's Day Party, the Clock was green.
 * During the Medieval Party, the Clock was wooden with 3 shields.
 * During the Adventure Party, the clock tower was covered in plants.
 * During the Island Adventure Party, the clock tower was wooden.
 * During the Holiday Party 2010, the clock's roof was a pinkish red with lights hanging from it, green tinsel circled the time and the feet were made of candy.

Card-Jitsu card Description

 * Ready, set, throw snow! Find this snowball-powered clock in the Snow Forts. Throw snowballs at the target to help keep it powered. Just press T on your keyboard and click the red target!

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 * Club Penguin Clock Tower