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A cyclops pumpkin is very good luck.
Have you recently discovered a strange little vegetable with one eye and a snack-frenzied expression? Perhaps it was lurking in your candy bag. They are predictable buggers this time of year. It's their modus operandi, after all.
Meet your Cyclops Pumpkin.
This is your lucky day. In gratitude for making your candy disappear, Cyclops Pumpkin will grant you good fortune and guard you from 仏滅 (butsu-metsu), the most unlucky of days.
Wait. You can't.
Every Cyclops Pumpkin is unique, one of a kind, just like you. Some may look similar, but no two are exactly the same.
Also, a Cyclops Pumpkin has to find you! You may gift or trade or borrow them, but you must never claim one dishonestly.
Your good luck friend has a name. Cyclops Pumpkin also has other goofy secrets.
Begin the adventure by Finding your Pumpkin, below.
Trick-or-TREAT others
Cyclops Golden Rule
as YOU would have them
trick-or-TREAT you
They appeared mysteriously out of a lavender fog as tiny sprouts that turned into vines with flowers of many colors, some wielding wands called "anthers" and some wielding wands called "stigmas." These blossoms opened their broad petals in the moonlight.
Rain moths visited the flowers in the night, trapping the glittery pollen in their galoshes, tromping from flower to flower and spreading pollen in tiny moth footprints.