Track the current 100+ Tap Squishies and Trade collection across five named groups, record new pulls and duplicates, and keep unknown odds and values separate.
Use Dumplings, Butter, Needoh, Keyboard, and Animals, or Unknown as source-bound labels. Record the exact UI name, new pulls, and duplicates. The formal in-game taxonomy is not defined by the description; do not assign a group from appearance alone.
| Field | What to record | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Exact label visible in your UI | Prevents guessed or borrowed roster entries |
| Named group or category | Dumplings, Butter, Needoh, Keyboard, and Animals, or Unknown | Keeps current official wording separate from inference |
| Owned | Quantity after the pull | Separates collection gaps from duplicates |
| Rarity label | Visible label plus date | Preserves dated UI evidence without claiming permanent odds |
| Acquisition context | Blind box, trade, or another visible source | Keeps the method attached to the record |
| Evidence | Own screenshot, public video timestamp, or official text | Makes later corrections auditable |
The September 1 site baseline used 80+ with Dumplings, Needoh, and Keycaps. The current official description uses 100+ with Dumplings, Butter, Needoh, Keyboard, and Animals. Public text does not explain the relationship between Keyboard and the Keycap discovery tag, so this guide does not merge them into one formal category.
The current official description advertises 100+ squishies and names Dumplings, Butter, Needoh, Keyboard, and Animals. The official description also supports blind boxes. The existing public observation at 22:05 supports a visible three-box selection interface. No complete catalog, stable box cost, probability table, or pity system was audited.
Send the exact label, group shown in-game, date, and a public or reproducible source. A claimed name is not added just because it appears on another fan page.
The current official description advertises 100+. The checked sources do not expose a complete item-level roster.
Blind boxes are the officially described acquisition route.
Dumplings, Butter, Needoh, Keyboard, and Animals appear in the current official description. The formal in-game category label remains unverified.
The current description names Keyboard and uses Keycap as a discovery tag. That does not establish whether Keycaps is a legacy group, an item type, or the same category.
Unknown. Neither the checked official text nor the reviewed frame verifies a pity rule.
