The scene unfolds at an extravagant Duolingo-themed birthday party in a whimsical park that combines elements from all corners of the globe, a nod to the linguistic variety the app encourages. In the center, Duolingo’s iconic green owl, Duo, is perched atop a towering birthday cake shaped like a globe, complete with tiny landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Great Wall of China, and the Statue of Liberty as cake toppers. Around the cake, a diverse group of party-goers, representing different nationalities, are gathered, each dressed in traditional costumes from their respective cultures, engaging in lively conversation using speech bubbles filled with simple, humorous translations. On the left, a French beret-wearing cat, reminiscent of Charles Schulz’s playful animals, offers a “Bonjour!” to a sombrero-topped dog saying “Hola!” In the foreground, a comic strip-style language learning battle unfolds with children dressed as little Duolingo owls, wearing oversized glasses and wielding language flashcards like superhero gadgets, reminiscent of Bill Watterson’s adventurous Calvin. One child, with wild Osamu Tezuka-style spiky hair, launches a card that reads “Ciao!” while another counters with “Konnichiwa!” Balloons shaped like alphabets from different languages float above the scene, and in the background, there’s a pinata resembling Duo being swarmed by kids who resemble Will Eisner’s expressive characters. This melting pot of cultural exchange is framed by trees with leaves shaped like punctuation marks—question marks, exclamation points, and ellipses—swaying in a gentle breeze, a nod to Gary Larson’s subtle, surreal humor.

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