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naphalofagus

Nafalofagus or Naphalofagus or Naphalophagus

( doesnt matter how you spell it)

Is a planet created by moriah elizabeth

Once something lands on it, they will Be greeted by lolipop trees and the extreme amount of snow along with some aliens that are probably as big as an average adult sized bed.

Form outer space, the planet is a big sphere with a rainbow gardient with a ring that aslo has a rainbow gardient.
Per. 1 : " I wish i lived at Naphalofagus "
Per. 2 : " Its spelt Nafalofagus but we do have something in common "
Per.3 : " You know how to spell Naphalophagus?! "
Per. 4 : " Guys get in the rocket we are going to Nafalophagus "
naphalofagus by EuropeanImmigrant November 4, 2022
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It’s that planet where giant chaotic orbs of candy, rainbows, and stars grow out of the ground, some of them wearing bow ties, some of them dripping, etc. Also, it snows.
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Nahfalofagus 

The original name for Nahfalafagus which is a Planet with Green seas, Red sand, and Lollypops that grow out of the snowy ground during the winter
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