The reproductive organs of a goblin from Clash of Clans are highly specialized for their particular needs. While they are not often seen by outsiders, goblins possess both male and female genitalia, allowing them to reproduce either sexually, or asexually (through a process known as parthenogenesis). In addition, goblin reproductive organs are covered in a thick layer of slime, which serves to protect them from the harsh war-torn environments in which they live. While some may find the idea of goblin genitalia disturbing or even repulsive, it is important to remember that every creature has evolved unique features to ensure its survival and reproduction.

To go into more depth on the goblin’s sexual procreation, these tiny green creatures have a unique reproductive system, consisting of both male and female organs. The male organ, known as the goblinoid, is located on the lower abdomen and is responsible for producing and ejaculating elixir. The female organ, known as the goblinette, is located on the upper abdomen and is responsible for receiving the elixir and fertilizing it into eggs.

During the mating process, the male goblinoid releases elixir onto the female goblinette, which then travels through the oviducts and fertilizes the eggs. The fertilized eggs then develop in a specialized pouch located near the female reproductive organ until they hatch into tiny goblin offspring.

It's important to note that goblins have a high rate of multiple births, with litters ranging from 2 to 10 offspring. Additionally, goblins are known for their rapid growth and short lifespans, reaching maturity within a few weeks and typically only living up to a year.