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Cookironis are a type of food on Planet Mixel, making their debut appearance in the episode of the same name.
Description
Cookironis, being a mix of cookies and macaroni, look like a bunch of macaroni noodles pressed together to form a cookie. The colors of their constituent macaronis are yellow and orange. They also have chocolate chips randomly studding them.
Background
Cookironi
The Infernites, Cragsters and Electroids are gathered eating cookironis on a large rock. They then realize that Krader is given the last cookironi, so they fight over it. Zorch gets so dizzy that he sits on the cookironi, crushing it into tiny crumbs. Everyone is disappointed, until they see a Nixel eating a box of cookironis; they then give chase.
Mixels.com
Cookironis are used to give the Cragsters Max health in the Cragsters game on Mixels.com.
Calling All Mixels
Cookironi boxes appear as collectible items in some missions in Calling All Mixels. When collected, a crunchy chewing noise is heard.
Wild Cookeroni Chase in Downtown Mixopolis!
In this mini movie, Paladum loses his Cookironi, causing the Medivals and MCPD to give chase to it. Paladum and Busto then make a Mix and catch it in Busto's cell, "eating" it.
Set Information
A Cookironi is included with the Series 7 set 41556 Tiketz.
Trivia
- They are similar to a chocolate chip cookie, and appear to be quite unhealthy, as they are technically a chocolate chip cookie stuffed with macaroni elbows. This also might make it an obsessive junk food, as the Mixels fought over it crazily.
- They have only appeared in one episode so far, and no longer seem to be as popular as they were with the Mixels, although it is also known that Flurr[1] (who debuted later) likes them to some extent, and they are Tiketz' favorite food.
- Their name is a pun on "macaroni" (the tube-shaped pasta that comprises them) and "cookie" (referencing their shape and nature).
- "Cookironi" is typically misspelled by LEGO - it is spelled "cookeroni" in a stop motion video, "cookaroni" in the video file of the stop motion, and "cookerooni" in an unreleased breaking news report shown in a Series 8 instructions manual.
References
Gallery
- Main article: Cookironi/Gallery
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