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Mexico City (Spanish: Ciudad de México) is the 17th city in Gummy Drop!.

This city had a free trip from November 1 and 2, 2016, after Transylvania disappeared as a celebrate Day of the Dead.

Story[]

Introduction:
You arrived in Mexico City by monoplane to rebuild the monuments.
Epilogue:
After you rebuilt all the monuments, you will travel by monoplane to Cape Town.

Souvenir symbols[]

  • Mexico City Souvenir1Aztec calendar
  • Mexico City Souvenir2Calavera
  • Mexico City Souvenir3Sombrero

Rewards[]

Achievement Image Reward Passport Stamp
Build all monuments GummyDrop BuiltAllMonuments Coin102
Heart(refill lives)
RainStorm1
Shuffle1
Intern
Complete all level 1
Passport Intern Box Coin50
Shovel1
Passport Level1Stamp
Architect
Complete all level 2
Passport Architect Box Passport Level2Stamp
Master Builder
Complete all level 3
Passport MasterBuilder Passport Level3Stamp
Build 100% of city Passport CityComplete Box Passport CompleteStamp

Citizens[]

Levels[]

This city contains 204 levels, consists of 120 normal levels, 64 side-levels, and 20 Helping Hand levels.

Monuments[]

# Monument Levels Requirement Image
Bricks Hats Gems Green Gems
1 Pyramid of the Sun 1-10 100,000 - - -
Mexico City Stamp01
A robot named Tlaloc II is credited with discovering ancient rooms under the pyramid. No word on whether the robot made excited beeping noises when it did.
2 Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe 11-20 220,000 - - -
Mexico City Stamp02
In 1936, renowned chemist Richard Kuhn claimed that the colors of the Basilica were not from a mineral, vegetable, or animal source - or any earthly source at all. His findings were rebuked by an art expert in 2002, who declared that colors came from nothing more heavenly than clay paint.
3 National Museum of Anthropology 21-30 260,000 - - 2
Mexico City Stamp03
The day the statue of Tlaloc, the Aztec god of rain, arrived at the museum gates a torrential rain fell on Mexico City - a sign the god was pleased. It could also be called a coincidence.
4 Chapultepec 31-40 300,000 - - 2
Mexico City Stamp04
The ecology of the park is so complex, it is estimated that 100 million pesos are needed annually to maintain it - or 6 million US dollars.
5 Chapultepec Castle 41-50 330,000 260,000 - 3
Mexico City Stamp05
The elaborate setting might look familiar to film buffs. In 1996, the castle starred in William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet, along with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes.
6 Lake Texcoco 51-60 350,000 320,000 - 2
Mexico City Stamp06
The ancient Aztecs built a system of dams to control the level of the lake, but this surprisingly modern system was destroyed by Spanish invaders. To deal with flooding, the lake was drained in 1967. The result was the city's current problem - water shortages.
7 National Palace 61-70 360,000 340,000 - 3
Mexico City Stamp07
The liberty bell that rung Mexico's independence in 1810 still chimes yearly on September 16th - with the current president repeating the historic shout of independence to the citizens below.
8 Great Pyramid of Tenochtitlan 71-80 380,000 370,000 - 2
Mexico City Stamp08
The temple was dedicated simultaneously to the god of war and the god of rain. Each god had a shrine at the top of the pyramid with separate staircases - as presumably they didn't get along.
9 Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral 81-90 410,000 400,000 300,000 3
Mexico City Stamp09
Given that Mexico City is built over a lake, it isn't too surprising that the city is sinking. However, even parishioner prayers have not propped up the Metropolitan Cathedral's sloped floor - it is clearly tilted.
10 Palacio de Correos de Mexico 91-100 420,000 410,000 350,000 2
Mexico City Stamp10
Mexico City established a separate post office in 1901. This was due in part to the volume of mail that was being handled (or mishandled) annually - nearly 130 million pieces.
11 Angel of Independence 101-110 430,000 470,000 400,000 2
Mexico City Stamp11
In 1957, an earthquake rocked the golden symbol of independence off its column. An angel might have been present when it did, as miraculously no one was injured when it fell.
12 Zocalo 111-120 520,000 520,000 500,000 2
Mexico City Stamp12
The central square of Mexico City is wide enough that in May of 2007, noted photographer Spencer Tunick managed to fill it with 18,000 Mexicans for a single shot. No word on the traffic jam afterwards.


Helping Hand levels[]

Special Item Missions[]

# Levels Special Item Image Reward Citizen Character Quote
1 1-10 10 coral Mexico City SpecialItem01 Orange Brick110,000 Mexico City Citizen06 "Welcome to Mexico City, mi amigo! Won't you be a gem and help me find coral?"
2 11-20 10 alebrije toys Mexico City SpecialItem02 Orange Brick110,000 Mexico City Citizen03 "We need Alebrije toys for the children - can you put that into play?"
3 21-30 10 ancient calendars Mexico City SpecialItem03 Orange Brick110,000 Mexico City Citizen05 "Can you make time to find ancient calendars?"
4 31-40 10 marionettes Mexico City SpecialItem04 Blue Hat110,000 Mexico City Citizen03 "Can you pull some strings and get me more marionettes?"
41-50 10 Gummy Guy Gummy Guy Resource Mart builder Resource Mart unbuilt
5 51-60 10 Panama hats Mexico City SpecialItem05 Blue Hat110,000 Mexico City Citizen07 "We're brimming over with sun! Can you help?"
6 61-70 10 guitar strings Mexico City SpecialItem06 Blue Hat110,000 Mexico City Citizen05 "Not to string you along, Amigo, but I can't play until I fix my guitar!"
7 71-80 10 chocolate boxes Mexico City SpecialItem07 Blue Hat110,000 Mexico City Citizen06 "Cariño! Can you be a sweetie and find chocolate?"
81-90 10 Gummy Guy Gummy Guy Resource Mart builder Resource Mart unbuilt
8 91-100 10 silver Mexico City SpecialItem08 Pink Gem120,000 Mexico City Citizen07 "I'd be golden if you helped me find silver!"
9 101-110 10 painted wooden bowls Mexico City SpecialItem09 Pink Gem120,000 Mexico City Citizen03 "I'd be bowled over if you'd help me!"
10 111-120 10 leather belts Mexico City SpecialItem10 Pink Gem110,000 Mexico City Citizen07 "We're out of leather belts! Can you step it up a notch?"


Helping Locals[]

# Level Citizen Spend Reward
1 5 Mexico City Citizen02 Orange Brick80,000 Blue Hat150,000
2 116 Mexico City Citizen02 Blue Hat110,000 Pink Gem220,000
Green Gem2

Mystery Boxes[]

# Level Reward
1 46 Orange Brick190,000
Green Gem2
2 84 Orange Brick180,000
Pink Gem180,000

Music[]

This track plays while on the city map.

Quotes by Sam[]

  • "Hola, Mexico City!"
  • "Make time for Mexico City!"
  • "Mix it up in Mexico City!"
  • "Welcome to magnificent Mexico City!"

Trivia[]

  • Lake Texcoco is the second instance of where an in-game buildable monument (mostly) does not currently exist in real life, following Terra Encantada in Rio de Janeiro. The lake was drained starting from when the Spaniards colonized the current location of Mexico City. Today, the city occupies the lake's basin.
    • Despite this, certain parts of the lake still exist in Mexico City's southern area.
  • The calavera souvenir also appears in Day of the Dead.
  • The sombrero souvenir also appears in Monterrey.

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