Restricted pets/Limited Edition pets & Fake Costumes

The Wallop is a Restricted species of pet and we've made some important changes to help better define what Limited Edition and Restricted actually means
Limited Edition pets are species that are rare and limited and cannot just be created directly. They are earned by using special items, like Enchanted Plushies or Potions, mostly from Missions and Account Upgrade Sets

Restricted pets are much rarer versions of our limited edition pets with more restrictions on how they can be earned. We will give you more information about Restricted Pets later this year but below is the updated availability for these restricted species:
Decadal – released in Account Upgrade Sets every 10 years (2014, 2024) and back in 2034
Wallop – released in Account Upgrade Sets every 5 years (first released 2020) and back this year
Daisy – released in Account Upgrade Sets every 4 years (2024, 2028, 2032)
Sybri – released in Account Upgrade Sets every 3 years (2025, 2028, 2031)
Straya – released in Account Upgrade Sets every 3 years (2026, 2029, 2032)
Raulf – released in Account Upgrade Sets every odd year (2025, 2027, 2029)
Vlad – released in Account Upgrade Sets every odd year (2025, 2027, 2029)
Willa – released in Account Upgrade Sets every even year (2024, 2026, 2028)
Vixen – released in Account Upgrade Sets every even year (2024, 2026, 2028)
Gobble – can be released in Account Upgrades only once a year, usually around our Thanksgiving event
Limax – can be released in Account Upgrade Sets only once a year
Zola – if you are really lucky the Capsule Machine will give you a Zola Potion or Enchanted Plushie
Echlin – complete all 50 levels of the Slate Pyramid
Hump – complete all 50 levels of the Kamilah Pyramid
Figaro – compete in the Olympics for 16,272 Olympic Points to buy from the Olympics Shop
Justin – complete Desert Spy quests for Spy Points to buy from the Desert Spy Shop


FAKE COSTUMES
A fake costume will add a costumed appearance to your pet's transformation list, but won't actually change your pet on a permanent level. So for example, if you have a Chocolate Chibs and use a Fake Christmas Costume, the Christmas Chibs appearance will now appear on your transformation count, but you pet would remain a Chocolate Chibs. If that makes sense

Adding to the above, fake costumes generally allow for a cheaper method to get a pet in the costume you want, if you have the Drew tickets for it.

Transformations are a kind of collection your pets have. The Rainbow Fairy rewards them for them number of different changes of costume and species that they have.


Regular costumes that change the appearance of your pet can be very expensive, as can enchanted plushies and potions. Fake costumes give your pets the change in their collections without changing how they look.

Drew quests are a way to earn coupons that allow you to change the pet into any transformation you have given the pet. (This comes in handy when your pet has a look that you want to keep and you accidentally change him into something you don't like as much).

Some of the games, like Colours, give your pets a transformation in the same way a fake costume does. Hope this helps.

for example, if you have an equilor and you give it a fake blue costume, you'll then have a blue equilor transformation on your pet's transformations list.