Owl miitopia wiki series#

Adam reposts this to his Instagram story, upside down. Level 4 of the ARG is posted to Facebook and Instagram. August 26th: Adam tweets again, and then posts this tweet on his Instagram story upside down.He also reposts his Instagram posts on his story, upside down. August 24th: Adam posts on Instagram with the caption 'The final piece of the puzzle'.

Owl miitopia wiki series#

August 17th-23rd: Adam posts a series of tweets on his Twitter.August 16th: Adam posts an image of a Steinway piano to his Instagram.August 8th: Beach towel merch is released, and fans receive another email regarding merch bundles.He then posts the final clues, and the level is solved. August 6th: Adam posts further clues on his Instagram, leading fans to solve part of Level 3.August 3rd: More clues for Level 3 are posted by Adam to his Instagram.August 2nd: Level 3 of the ARG is posted to Instagram and Facebook.July 27th: Owl City sunglasses are released, and Owl City emails fans with a link to some older merch on the site.July 8th: Owl City sends out another email, notifying fans of the recent merch drops.June 30th: Level 2 of the ARG is posted to Instagram and Facebook.June 29th: Owl City emblem t-shirt is released.June 27th: Level 1 of the ARG is posted to Instagram and Facebook.

June 24th: Fans received an email from Owl City, which included links to his Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, also writing: 'The adventure starts now on social media.

June 23rd: Adam posts on his Instagram, stating there will be 'new music, a new tour, and new merchandise' available soon.June 21st: The final image in the 9x9 grid is posted, with the caption 'I'm Back'.June 12th: Adam begins posting his 9x9 logo grid on Instagram, featuring his new logo (a crescent moon, with two owls flying by).

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