Pop Fan Kids Before and After
- Invisible Ring
- 1 day ago
- 2 min read
Reconstruction is complete! ...Welcome to the brand-new, remodeled Pop Fan Kids website!
...Has it been 1 month already? This website has come a long way. ...Though in that month, my tour guide post became outdated, as some of the website sections within have changed. But perhaps it still has some useful information anyway...
...To think how much different this is than the Pop Fan Kids site my friend Golden Crown and I started together in 2021. It was just an experimental site for an aspiring Poptropica fan club back that never worked out, but some people still knew and liked our site, thanks to Golden Crown's Fairytale Island Walkthrough
post, and my position as a guest blogger for the Poptropica Creator's Blog. (RIP Poptropica blog and website, I won't forget you.)
...Yes, sir, it was a very small website. The top of this website contained nothing but THIS pretty picture, and the caption for it back THEN was "Your new favorite Poptropica Blog!"
...Too bad none of us were serious about blogging. (Guest blogging excluded.) That's why I changed my blogging approach and changed the caption to "Bringing Back the Poptropica Magic" later on in 2024, when I first wanted to give this website its comeback.
I gave the rest of this website its comeback, too, but there wasn't a lot to build on at first. This website had only 3 sections back then: The Home page, the About section, and the Connect section. Below the home page's welcome section were the 12 blog posts my friend and I made together back in the day and that was it.
...But with many months of trial and error, many pages of planning, and many fun projects I was DYING to share with more people, this website has finally gone from ghost-town fan club to online Interactive world of fun and adventure!
...Ok, maybe it's STILL a ghost-town website nonetheless. I am still practicing getting my name out there and making myself and my work recognized. But I shall remain vigilent, for I've sworn to live like the adventurer that the interactive game Poptropica taught me to be.
Poptropicans never got medals and became heroes by giving up on their quests, so I don't plan to give up on mine now.
PS: You can still play Poptropica if you want to try it out. Head over to the Pop Website Extravaganza section to get started!
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