Army of Club Penguin

Hewwo! I’m Sanya! I’m currently a Field General in the Army of CP.

Today, I will be writing to you my experience in ACP and why this army means so much to me and I’ll tell you guys about myself and my history with ACP! I’ll also be explaining how the people of ACP truly shaped me in my life!

I first joined the Club Penguin Army community back in 2017. My first army was the Rebel Penguin Federation, also known as RPF I stayed there for around a year or so and ended up retiring from Club Penguin Armies completely… But then on April 21st, 2020, I decided to give armies another shot, so I joined ACP! (shoutout to Kailey for giving me an awesome rank :D). I had tons of fun as a member and met so many people and befriend tons of people than in June, 9th 2020. I was promoted to an ACP moderator! I loved the experience of being a moderator It gave me the chance to get closer with the Staff Team and being able to help and serve the community even more as a moderator.

The best thing about ACP is the Community. We have this sort of crazy and loving community. I think we have created this sort of bond and connection we have here that can’t really be replicated elsewhere. I’ve been in ACP for almost 9 months, and It’s been a crazy ride! Kailey’s typos, Cherrys Ships, Sanya’s daily craziness, and hype, Aurora talking about the old times and bringing this nostalgia feeling.

This community and army mean so much to me cause of the people. It has always been the people. I’ve always been a peoples person and I keep on pushing to serve the community I love and serving the people’s needs. I have always put people’s feelings and interests first. When I was a young kid, I have always wanted to turn everyone’s faces into smiles and laughter cause It would break my world seeing people upset and sad. In my time in ACP, I have made people laugh at the things I say or do or the crazy VCs I host and listen to people’s feelings and interests, and try to cheer them up.

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