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Atlantean Amulet
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[[Image:Atlantis-amulett.jpg|thumb|right|The Amulet!]] | [[Image:Atlantis-amulett.jpg|thumb|right|The Amulet!]] | ||
| − | The Amulet is a golden piece that was broken in half. | + | The '''Atlantean Amulet''' is a golden piece that was broken in half. The first piece was displayed in a museum in [[Bikini Bottom]]. In the TV movie [[Atlantis SquarePantis (Episode)|Atlantis SquarePantis]], the second half was found in a cave. It was soon put together, and it presented a [[Atlantean Van|van]] to [[Atlantis]]. |
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| + | It looks like a golden piece that belonged to Atlantis. It has a big A in the middle and the word "ATLANTIS" engraved on it. It has a great sparkle coming out of it and it is presumably made of gold. | ||
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| + | =="Death"== | ||
| + | The Amulet was taken off the van by [[Lord Royal Highness]], and then thrown into a dumpster. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:35, 27 February 2023
The Atlantean Amulet is a golden piece that was broken in half. The first piece was displayed in a museum in Bikini Bottom. In the TV movie Atlantis SquarePantis, the second half was found in a cave. It was soon put together, and it presented a van to Atlantis.
[edit] Looks
It looks like a golden piece that belonged to Atlantis. It has a big A in the middle and the word "ATLANTIS" engraved on it. It has a great sparkle coming out of it and it is presumably made of gold.
[edit] "Death"
The Amulet was taken off the van by Lord Royal Highness, and then thrown into a dumpster.
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