Yoyleseeds are the seed of Yoyleberry bushes, bushes that can bear Yoyleberry fruit. When planted, they very quickly grow into a Yoyleberry bush, which instantly also sports Yoyleberries. They appear visually similar to sunflower seeds. They were one of the prizes available on the prize wheel and they ended being chosen and was won by Coiny in "Get Digging".
Appearance[]
Yoyleseeds are uneven oval shapes with striped light black and light cream colours. When Coiny received them as a prize there was specifically four of them.
Coverage[]
Appearances[]
- Battle for Dream Island Again
- Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two
- "Gardening Zero" (mentioned)
Battle for Dream Island Again[]
In "Get Digging", Yoyleseeds are one of the many available options for prizes on the prize wheel. Coiny ends up getting the most likes in the voting meaning that he gets to spin the wheel and the wheel ends up landing on the Yoyleseeds option, to which Coiny sighs seemingly being disappointed in the outcome. Later in the episode during the competition to make some Yoylestew Coiny laments W.O.A.H. Bunch's unfortunate situation due to the team not having access to Yoyleberries and the team not having a flying contestant that would allow them to travel to Yoyleland to collect Yoyleberries. Pin however asks to inspect the seeds, which Coiny obliges handing the seeds over to Pin, which after a short deliberation Pin declares that the seeds are actually Yoyleseeds and that if they are planted in the ground they will grow "in seconds". Coiny seems to question the claim but goes to plant the seeds anyways and after only a couple of seconds of the seeds being underground, they instantly grow into a rather large Yoyleberry bush with multiple Yoyleberries already fully grown on the bush. This allows W.O.A.H. Bunch to crush a Yoyleberry to make Yoylestew and causes them to win the challenge.
Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two[]
In "Gardening Zero", they are briefly mentioned by Coiny while talking about how much Pin seemed to know about plants, referring to her knowledge of how Yoyleseeds worked, with Pin stating that it was due to being "obsessed with reading about Yoyle biology", therefore implying that her knowledge in "Get Digging" was from reading about it in a book.
Trivia[]
- There is a size inconsistency with the seeds, as they seem rather small when held by Coiny right after he wins them, but they appear much bigger when they are used during the competition.
- The Yoyleberry bush that the seeds grow appears much bigger than the bushes that naturally occur in Yoyleland.
- Ironically however, the Yoyleseed bush seems to produce less berries then the natural Yoyleland bushes.
- Blueberry Seeds were introduced in "Getting Teardrop to Talk", and they are somewhat similar to Yoyleseeds.
- They also share the property of growing rather quickly.
- Yoyleseeds appear in The Scale of the Universe 2 as Sunflower seeds. However, they are absent in the original version.
- They also appear in Tidepool's Uber-Evolved creature set as level-two entities, being named sesame seeds.
Gallery[]
| Yoyleland | |
|---|---|
| Locations | Aerospace Manufacturing Plant, Evil Here Hotel, Grotato Farm, Science Museum, Weak Trembling Fortress, Yoyle City, List of buildings in Yoyle City, Yoyleland, Yoyle Mountain, Yoyle Tower, Yoyle Woodland |
| Items | Leafy's Map, Yoyleberry, Yoylecake, Yoyle Chess, Yoylite, Yoyleseeds, Yoylestew |
| Others | Yoyle Metal, Yoylese |