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==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 10:18, 6 September 2009

Item Number: 296
Description ID: 8976759
(view in-game)

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embiggening tonic
Plural: vials of embiggening tonic
In case you ever end up de-bigulated, this stuff can serve as your re-bigulator. No matter how absurd it sounds, it's a perfectly cromulent concept. Now what if you haven't been de-bigulated in the first place? Your guess is as good as mine.

Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 136
Usable
Combat Usable



How Obtained

Rooftops of downtown

When Used

You drink the tonic. You feel like you could take on a bear bare-handed. But not a bare bear-handed. That would just be awkward. You gain an effect: Embiggened. (Added for 90 minutes.)

Using multiple: Unspecified

When Used in Combat

You're trying to use an item that probably hasn't been implemented yet. Really sorry about that.

Other Uses

References

  • The words "embiggen" and "cromulent" are references to The Simpsons. (When a character says she'd never heard "embiggen" before, another responds "it's a perfectly cromulent word.")
  • The words "de-bigulated" and "re-bigulated" are references to another Simpsons episode, one of the Halloween Specials. (Lisa creates a race of microscopic humans by accident in a science project who shrink her down (a process they call "de-bigulation").