Langston Lickatoad

Langston Lickatoad
Langston is a master Piñata wrangler for Piñata Central. He'll set the challenges and then sell you the traps you need to capture Piñatas from the far-flung parts of Piñata Island.
Level	1
Value	0 coins

For Langston Lickatoad as he appears in the television series, see Langston Lickatoad (TV series).

Langston Lickatoad is one of the main characters of the Viva Piñata franchise. Despite being a Lickatoad piñata, he can speak in full English. As the official representative for Piñata Central, Langston manages the Cannoñata, which Piñatas are launched from. In Viva Piñata and Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise, he sends a request to send Piñatas every so often called a "factory challenge", in which he choses the kinds and amount of piñatas that must be sent to a party. Accepting the challenge will allow him to place a crate in your garden which you can pack the requested piñatas in to send to the party. In Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise he has placed a crate next to your garden which allows the packing of a piñata which will then be launched to a party, however to be launched a piñata must have full candiosity like as seen in the television series. In the Piñarctic and the Dessert Desert he operates the shop known as Langstons TrapEase, which sells traps and bait to trap piñatas.

Appearance

Langston's label as seen in the Journal in Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise.

He has an appearance identical to a regular Lickatoad. He wears a small, orange building hat with a white sign attached by a thin rod that has an icon representation of the Cannoñata on it. His Label is a purple flower on a blue background with a yellow border.

Trivia

• Langston Lickatoad is a level 1 character of no value in Chocolate Coins, despite being a Lickatoad which is a level 3 Piñata with a value of 300 coins or more. He may be configured to have no value because having a corrected value could have increased the value of the gardens he enters in, or for consistency with the other characters in the game who also have zero value.
• Some fans thought the character who wanted a piñata to be sent to a party in the original Viva Piñata was not Langston (who isn't seen), because it was due to his icon's appearance looking like some person with a strange-looking mask, instead of a Lickatoad.

Gallery

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