After their recent opening, the Blizzard Battalion decided to shut down. Following allegations from the past, their influence in the army seemed short-lived. Let us dive deeper into the main causes of this recent shutdown.
Designed by Dino
The Blizzard Battalion first opened on July 14. Their opening event seemed well-received, as they achieved a max of 21 penguins that were from different armies. At the time, Bilxo was the only leader in the army. They took part of the Beach Brawl IV tournament, in which they did not show up to the battle.
The Blizzards’ opening event
Bilxo, the leader of the Blizzard Battalion, announced their official shutdown on September 4. He mentioned that this is not their long-lasting close, as they might make a comeback soon. He also mentioned a point in his announcement that played a role in the closure. This is regarding the recent actions by his fellow leader. Club Penguin Armies tries to maintain a well-moderated and a safe place for all. But, some people tend to hide their actions that are buried within the past.
Bilxo’s announcement about the shutdown
Additionally, Lumikase, who is a staff member in the Blizzard Battalion, mentioned that he was disappointed with the shutdown. He also believes that the staff members should be able to speak various languages, and for the army to provide the same events at a different time each day.
Lumikase’s statement
What circumstances let to your shutdown?
After, the scandal involving Romeo we had no other option but to close
Do you believe things could have been done to improve the army?
Length and hard work and, fun would make the Blizzards a great army
When can we expect your comeback?
Possibly soon
Are their details you wish to add?
Blizzards will be back soon!!!
BB back in 2025
[…] Over the next few months, BB began to add new leaders to their ranks, among them Lord Romeo. However, this specific promotion ultimately led to the premature closure of the army. On September 4, less than a week after he was inducted as leader, the army was forced to officially close its gates. […]