Moon Festival


 * For the similar episode featured in Seasons 2012, see Year of the Dragon.

Moon Festival (中秋節 Pinyin: Zhōngqiū jié) is the seventh holiday themed Angry Birds episode, and as such, is available through Angry Birds Seasons. The setting is China. Rovio announced the episode shortly before August. The episode is the first to be held in a certain country. Golden Mooncakes are available, and are similar to Golden Eggs.

This episodes includes 99 stars, 33 levels (including 3 bonus Facebook levels), 8 hidden pieces of mooncakes, including a special mooncake level when all mooncakes are found, 5 new "secret" achievements, paper art that costs 3,000 points, and many bug fixes.

Trivia
Theme 1: Angry Birds Seasons Moon Festival (Mid-Autumn Festival 2011) (v2.0.0): This is the current version of the theme song of Moon Festival for the mobile version.
 * It was the second episode from Angry Birds Seasons to have official merchandise, with its Angry Birds Mooncakes. The first was Summer Pignic, then later by Ham'o'ween and Wreck the Halls.
 * This is the second episode in any game not to feature the King Pig, although he appeared in the picture at the end of level 2-15.
 * The musical theme for Moon Festival is slightly altered to sound like Chinese music. (Ex: Original theme=A, B, C, A, C, D, E, A. Moon Festival=A, C, D, A, C, D, F, D)
 * Rovio published an online fourteen strip comic titled "Angry Birds Moon Festival"
 * This episode is the first to be leaked through achievements, the second being Wreck the Halls.
 * This is the first Chinese holiday in Angry Birds Seasons. The second one is Year of the Dragon.
 * With the Ham'o'ween update, the episode title was changed from Mooncake Festival to Moon Festival.
 * Moon Festival is the first Angry Birds Seasons episode to have two different version of the theme song, with the second being Year of the Dragon. Copy and paste these titles on the search bar at Youtube.com, listen to the video and find out.

Theme 2: Angry Birds Seasons Moon Festival (Mid-Autumn Festival 2011) (v2.1.0 Onwards): This is the PC version of the theme song for Moon Festival. Longer and a little different than the mobile version.