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* CaptainObviousReveal: In the last issue of the Club Penguin Times, Aunt Arctic "reveals" that the Everyday Phoning Facility is actually a cover for the Elite Penguin Force, and explains about the agency and how it helped the island. Besides the fact that basically all players already knew about the EPF anyway, it had already been mentioned on the newspaper on several other occasions beforehand.
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* HarsherInHindsight: One newspaper during Operation: Blackout said that the Blackout would continue until March 2017. On March 30, 2017, the classic Club Penguin shut down to make way for Club Penguin Island.
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* HarsherInHindsight: HarsherInHindsight:
** One newspaper during Operation: Blackout said that the Blackout would continue until March 2017. On March 30, 2017, the classic Club Penguin shut down to make way for Club PenguinIsland.Island.
** Due to the abbreviation of the game's name, "CP", starting being used as a shorthand for [[PaedoHunt something much worse]] nowadays, looking back at many of the uses of this abbreviations can be unsettling. [[https://clubpenguin.fandom.com/wiki/Club_Penguin_Times/Issue_13 An early issue of the Club Penguin Times]], for example, opens by mentioning a player named "I Love Cp"; while in 2006 everyone just understood it meant "I Love Club Penguin", using such an username nowadays would definitely raise some eyebrows regardless of the actual meaning of the abbreviation.
** One newspaper during Operation: Blackout said that the Blackout would continue until March 2017. On March 30, 2017, the classic Club Penguin shut down to make way for Club Penguin
** Due to the abbreviation of the game's name, "CP", starting being used as a shorthand for [[PaedoHunt something much worse]] nowadays, looking back at many of the uses of this abbreviations can be unsettling. [[https://clubpenguin.fandom.com/wiki/Club_Penguin_Times/Issue_13 An early issue of the Club Penguin Times]], for example, opens by mentioning a player named "I Love Cp"; while in 2006 everyone just understood it meant "I Love Club Penguin", using such an username nowadays would definitely raise some eyebrows regardless of the actual meaning of the abbreviation.
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* FanNickname: The Party Hat is known as the "Beta Hat" by fans, alluding to its sole availability during the 2005 Beta Test Party. The 10 Year Edition Yearbook even calls it "the legendary Beta Hat".
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* FanNickname: The Party Hat is known as the "Beta Hat" by fans, alluding to its sole availability during the 2005 Beta Test Party. The 10 Year Edition Yearbook even calls it "the legendary Beta Hat".Hat"
* FandomRivalry: While there are some players who are fans of both, there are plenty of fans of the original ''Club Penguin'' (and by extension, usually fans of [=CPPSes=] such as ''Club Penguin Rewritten'') who dislike its sucessor ''Club Penguin Island''. The rivalry is mostly one-sided, as while some ''Island'' players do find it better than the classic game, most of them don't outright despise it. This extended to the development teams of ''Island'' and ''Rewritten'', too; when ''Club Penguin Island'' was announcing teaser images for its original launch in early 2017 with the hashtag #[=ClubPenguin=], ''Club Penguin Rewritten'' Twitter staff responded to them with their own game's posters (actually just artwork of the original game with the logo changed) and the hashtag #[=ClubPenguinRewritten=]. One year later, a while after Disney had taken down the original domain for ''Club Penguin Rewritten'', they eventually redirected it to a page on the ''Club Penguin Island'' website featuring Rockhopper and the phrase "Fancy yerself a pirate? Join the adventure".
* FandomRivalry: While there are some players who are fans of both, there are plenty of fans of the original ''Club Penguin'' (and by extension, usually fans of [=CPPSes=] such as ''Club Penguin Rewritten'') who dislike its sucessor ''Club Penguin Island''. The rivalry is mostly one-sided, as while some ''Island'' players do find it better than the classic game, most of them don't outright despise it. This extended to the development teams of ''Island'' and ''Rewritten'', too; when ''Club Penguin Island'' was announcing teaser images for its original launch in early 2017 with the hashtag #[=ClubPenguin=], ''Club Penguin Rewritten'' Twitter staff responded to them with their own game's posters (actually just artwork of the original game with the logo changed) and the hashtag #[=ClubPenguinRewritten=]. One year later, a while after Disney had taken down the original domain for ''Club Penguin Rewritten'', they eventually redirected it to a page on the ''Club Penguin Island'' website featuring Rockhopper and the phrase "Fancy yerself a pirate? Join the adventure".
