Neopets Invaders of Meridell

Get off to a good start.
If the army you are given is weak, delete them and try again.
The sum of your “Attack Strength” should be > 56, your “Defense Strength” defense strength > 53.
In particular, I advocate getting a Scorchio with 12 or 13 attack strength. Once, I got a Scorchio:13 and Grundo:14! Do not worry about your Techo or Moehog (as you can replace them with soldiers that you save from the Invaders.)

Do not worry much about the “defense strength”, that maxes out at 14 anyway, and between the ‘lost item’ increments, the promotion bonus, and your defense items, you generally have enough defense.
Do not rush to collect the lost item!
For one thing, if you have to restart a level you want the item to still be there so you can collect it at the end. If you collect it and then restart a level, your (saved/restored) army will never benefit from the ‘lost item’ bonus.
Especially do not hurry unless you have troops with Attack Strength ready to transition to the next level. Unless the Attack Strength is 11, 14 or 17, you will see no immediate benefit from the bonus. (Ok, you might get a defense bonus, but that levels out pretty fast at 14).

Also, if you wait until the last battle (especially in the early missions) then you can pick up some strong troops from Invaders you have saved, and have them benefit from the ‘lost item’ bonus. It is rare that you need the ‘lost item’ bonus to win a mission. Maybe in the last mission you might pick it up early, since you are unlikely to change personnel at that late stage. (and obviously the bonus won’t do you any good after you complete the last Mission!)
Get the best army you can.
At the end of a battle, consider replacing some of your original troops with those you have saved. Many times the saved players will be stronger. If there are weapons on the field, do not rush to ‘save’ the last Invader! Consider arming the saved players or trading (if you pick up a new item, the other is dropped for someone else to pick up). Do not worry if the new members of your army do not have experience/rank, you can train them if you take a little time:
Do not be in a hurry to finish off all the Invaders.
When you get down to just one, first restore the health of all your army and get/trade weapons for the troops you want to keep.
Consider keeping one Invader alive and let him convert one of yours back! Then you can save that one over and over! Get your Scorchio up to Soldier rank in just one battle!

Of course, if you have no healing Grundo or potions left, don’t wait…
Know when your Attack Strength bonus will increase:

7-8 9-11 12-14 15-17 18 19

0 1 2 3 4 5

Note: increasing Attack Strength will not have effect until you cross to a higher cell;
Note: Attack strength goes up by one when rank (number of saves) reaches Defender (3) and Soldier (9).
Note: In the second wave, your Attack Strength can go up to 19, and your health can go up to 21!

Know what to expect in each round:

Mission		Invader Stats			Weapons on Board		Second Wave
#	Invaders	Health	A.S.	D.S.	Offense	Defense
1	Moehog	8-12	5-9	6-12	Mace/Sword	Staff
2	Techo	12-16	9-13	8-14	Bow/Hammer	Amulet
3	Skeith	14-18	10-14	11-15	Scroll/Ax	Helmet/Shield
4	Scorchio	14-18	12-16	12-16	Scroll/Bow	Amulet/Robe
5	Grundo	15-19	13-16	15-17	Scroll/Ax	Helmet/Shield

6	Moehog	17	17	17	Double Sword	Leather Vest	2 Buzz	21
7	Techo	18	18	18	Halbred	Chain Mail	3 Buzz	21
8	Skeith	19	19	19	Lightning Wand	Plate Armor	4 Grarrl	22
9	Scorchio	20	20	20	Double Ax	Amulet/Mail	5 Grarrl	22
10	Grundo	23	23	23	Ax/Scroll	Plate/Mail	Buzz & Grarrl	21&22

The Second Wave includes the dreaded “Buzz” and “Grarrl”!

Arm your troops with the best and appropriate weapons, trade up when possible!

Bonus	Offense		Defense
1	Mace	Sword (3:Techo)	Staff (3:Grundo)
2	Hammer	Bow (4:Scorchio), Wand (4:Grundo)	Amulet (4†T:Skeith)
3	Ax**	Scroll (5:Grundo)	Helmet (5:Moehog)
4	Halbred*	Dbl Sword (min 6) (6:Techo)	Robe (7:Grundo)
5		Double Ax (min 5)	Shield (7:Techo), Leather Vest –
6			Chain Mail –
7			Plate Armor —

A Skeith with an amulet can Teleport; with an amulet and an ax can Teleport then attack!
A Berserker Battle Ax can be held only with 14 Attack Strength. **
A Halbred gives the holder unlimited moves (not if you teleport) *
A Double Sword does a minimum of 6 damage
A Double Ax does minimum 5 damage
Leather Vest only for Scorchio, Moehog, and Techo.
Chain Mail now works for everyone. –
Plate Armor only works for the Moehog —
The Lightning Wand heals all in the selected column, from the top!
Consumes a turn for each Defender in column, whether they need healing or not!
If you have one turn left, only the top one is healed, not the one you click on…

Know the attack plan of the Invaders:
1. Sack a village
2. Attack an adjacent Defender (see chart below)
3. Move to empty square (see chart)
If an Invader can sack, it will!
If an Invader can attack, it will not move!
When an Invader attacks, it looks for a target
in a specific search order:

3 1 6

X 4 I 7 X

5 2 8

Rarely, an Invader (Techo04 ?) uses an alternative pattern:

8 1 3

X 7 I 4 X

6 2 5

Invader (I) will attack the lowest number neighbor that is a Defender.
Invader will move to cell 4 or 7 if nearest Defender is at X.
Otherwise, Invader will generally move straight ahead, but will veer diagonally to go around mountains.
Use the table above to position your troops so a strong defense (for example, a Moehog with a Helmet) take the attacks while the strong attackers are in a higher numbered cell and can attack without retaliation. (so your Skeith can attack without getting hit every time).

In the Second Wave, the Buzz/Grarrl do not follow these rules; they prefer to move forward. If they cannot go straight forward, they will go diagonally down to left if able, then try diagonally to the right. If they cannot go forward, they will attack if able, else move sideways left or right. (which can happen if they are stuck behind their own troops or mountains)

If they detect a village in the X position, they will move toward it. If they get next to the bottom row, they start moving left/right to find a village. See Bug Report at bottom about moving right from the right-hand column.
What species to use:
- You will want a Moehog, with a Helmet.These guys are really hard-headed, they can withstand blows from three or four Invaders at a time! Plus, with up to three moves in a turn, they can get into position fast, pinning the Invaders until your (slower) attackers can arrive.
  In the Second Wave, arm your Moehog with a Double Sword. In Mission 6, you can get a new Moehog, with 16 defense!
- There is not much to recommend a Techo. The †3 sword is not much compared to a †3/†5 scroll or †4 bow. And anyone with a †5 Helmet or Shield will have enough defense (and a Moehog is faster than a Techo).
  When you can get a second Skeith (and give it an amulet), drop your Techo.
  Note: in the Second Wave, a Techo is more useful! Especially when fully equiped with Chain Mail and a Double Sword This Techo can get a 11 Attack Bonus! Necessary for the timely demise of those Grarrls and Grundos. So when you get to Mission 7, consider dropping your old Techo (or Moehog) and keep one of those 16 defense Techos.
- Scorchios are fun in the first wave, with a bow, and Soldier rank. When a Scorchio gets 9 saves it is promoted to a Soldier; and gets an extra boost to Attack Strength. More importantly, it gains the ability to shoot the bow 2 cells in any direction. Which means they can attack without being hit back, can even attack over mountains. Let a Moehog hold the Invaders in place, taking hits on the Helmet (which the Grundo can repair) and shoot with the †4 bow!
  In the Second Wave, you probably won’t get much benefit from a Scorchio. The action is too fast and the fighting too close; the opportunities to shoot two cells are rare, and you can use a Grundo with Lightning Wand for that!
- You will need at least one Skeith; once equiped with an amulet they are excellent at getting to the front line to slow down the Invaders and with a scroll or ax, they deliver a devastating blow. By meeting/blocking the Invaders early, you can protect your villages and protect the weapons for later use (see above). Even without delivering a blow, a forward Skeith will attract and ‘pin’ the Invaders so you have time to position your other troops. Don’t forget to teleport away if/when the Skeith is facing 3 or 5 attackers!
  Skeith is also perfect to attend to the Invader that sneaks down the side trying to find your one un-defended village; quickly teleport and block him! [good duty for the Skeith who is then facing only one attacker]
  For the Second Wave, you will want two Skeiths. This ensures that you can get five troops to the fifth row (from the top) before the Invaders slip by. Armed with the Ax, they can even penetrate to the third row on the first turn.
- You will need at least one Grundo; equip with a Scroll as soon as possible (usually in mission 3). Get a Robe in mission 4.
  Keep your original Grundo; you cannot replace it until Mission 5!
  Note: your other troops can be healed by the Grundo, but the Grundo can only be healed by the potions, so when in doubt keep the Grundo in positions where it will not be attacked.
  Note: in Mission 5, give a Scroll to one of the Grundos you save. Now each Grundo can heal the other. More likely, the original Grundo is wearing a robe and has 15 or 16 Attack Strength and will be a potent member at the front lines; the new Grundo will have little defense and can stay in the back as a medic (heal the fighting Grundo first, then it can heal others if necessary) Consider dropping a Moehog or Techo (you can get more next mission) and keep two fighting Grundos..
  To solve the Second Wave, you must have two Grundos. The Invaders have too much attack strength, you will need plenty of healing; and everybody must be at the front lines.
Note: If you get new troops, promote them to Defender/Soldier as fast as possible. Do what is necessary to get their Attack Bonus up to 4 or 5. (A.S. = 18/19) (If you need help raising your Attack Strength, ask for extra help)
The key to this game is: the best offense is a good defense.
That means your first priority is to heal your troops! Since a Skeith has only a †4 defense weapon (the amulet) they may need plenty of healing. Keep restoring the health of your army and you will not be beaten. (unless you let an Invader slip through to a village 🙂
Note: if one of your Defenders is weak, but is attacked by only one Invader, see if you can save the Invader, so you can delay the healing. Or if necessary, just move the weak Defender out of the line of fire.
If you must leave someone at risk of being converted to an Invader, let it be someone without weapons.
In the Second Wave, the best defense also means you must build a wall on the fifth row (from the top). This defense keeps the Buzz/Grarrl from slipping through to your villages. There is one map (board layout) where there is only one mountain on row 5, in that case, and in only that case, you may let one Invader slip down the side line. (where you must trap it against your mountain) Other than that particular case (which was encountered in Mission 10, Game 2), never let the Invaders get on your side of the board!
Attack where it does the most good.
When attacking, attack with your greatest Attack Strength against the Invader with the lowest defense. This will generally give you the quickest conversion of Invaders to saved. [ok, really you also want to look at the Invader’s health, and attack Invaders with low health and finish them off] [and also consider that the important factor is the difference between your Attack Strength and the Invader’s Defense Strength] But if those things are about equal, favor attacking someone with lower defense.
Look to see who is your most endangered troop (certainly anyone being threatened by 3 Invaders!), and destroy or save one of those Invaders first. Otherwise, against three Invaders, any player can be destroyed in one lucky roll of the dice. (three individual hits of 7 or 8 will convert 21 Health to zero…)
Collect and keep the good weapons.
Early on, give amulets to as many as you can. Later, they can be traded for a Helmet and the Amulet picked up by a saved Skeith. Likewise, arm with a Scroll when possible (for your Moehog), later trade it for a Bow or Ax and the Grundo you save in Mission 5 can pick up the Scroll.

Get the Double Sword and Double Ax for your Moehog or Techo when you can.
Get the Lightning Wand for your Grundos when you can. These will heal anything with a single zap!
Alas, the Skeith are stuck with the Amulet and Battle Ax. The ability to Teleport and immediately move may be essential.

Relative strength/probability of damage:

Expected Damage per 20	Draco Defense Strength – Meridellian Attack Bonus
Weapon: (Min)	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
Regular: (1)	72	66	55	45	36	28	21
Double Ax: (5)	78	71	65	60	56	53	51
Dbl Sword: (6)	81	75	70	66	63	61	60

This table shows the expected damage (based on a uniform distribution of dice values from 1-20) that would occur from attacking 20 times. (you can divide by 20 to get the expected damage per roll). The columns are calculated by the difference between the Defense Strength of the Invader you are attacking and your Attack Bonus (usually †7 to †11).

A Techo at A.S.=18 with a †6 Double Sword gets Bonus = †10
Against a Grarrl with D.S.=22, we use column 12 (22 – 10 = 12)
We see a relative strength of 63, or an expected damage of 3.15 per turn.

This table could tell you that against weaker opponents, a Moehog does better with a Double Sword than a Double Ax, but otherwise, the Double Ax is more powerful (especially for a Techo). And there are no ‘weaker’ opponents by the time the Double Ax appears. So grab it!

When you destroy a Buzz/Grarrl, they leave a smoking hole into which you cannot travel… but the Invaders can!
Above all, plan ahead!
Although this game is listed as an “Action Game”, it is really more of a strategy puzzle. The movement of the Invaders is predictable. Plan your movement to ensure that you get your troops (and the Invaders) get where you want them, when you need them there.
Now Available: To help you plan or to test your knowledge, use the interactive IoM Training page (“http://home.pacbell.net/jeffpeck/iomscript.html”). The IoM Battle Planner lets you set up a board and see how your strategy works, against realistic Draco movement! Try your battle plan before running the real game. [runs on your local browser; much faster than waiting for the web-site, and there is an undo button!] Includes the IoM Board Generator that produces IoM Boards you can put on your web page (in HTML, they are not screen dumps!)

Note: Click on the Mission Planner for help/explanation of that page.
More help:
There is enough information above to solve the puzzle.
But if you want more explicit information, see IoM Spoilers .
But you might enjoy trying to figure it out yourself first.
Wondering how that Buzz/Grarrl sneaked up on your left?
In the Second Wave, they can move from the right edge to the left! Their own version of Teleportation…
Bug report: I’m guessing the board is a linear array of cells, and moving right just increments the cell number. Apparently, for the Buzz/Grarrl there is no ‘mod 10’ check, so a right move may end up in the left column, one row down.
Note: when Grarrl is in the lower-right corner and moves right, it wraps to the left edge and opens a new row below the others! From there it can continue to move right on the new (11th) row.

Quickest Method to Get the Neopets Bon Appétit Avatar

The Bon Appétit Avatar is a highly sought-after prize for Neopets players who enjoy the thrill of collecting avatars. Unlocking this avatar requires completing a specific set of actions in the Neopets world, and while it may seem like a challenging task at first, there is a quick and efficient method to obtain it. Whether you’re aiming to complete your avatar collection or simply want to show off your skills, this guide will walk you through the fastest way to earn the Bon Appétit Avatar, including helpful tips and important details you won’t want to miss. Get ready to unlock this deliciously exclusive avatar with ease!

How to obtain it:
The Bon Appétit avatar is randomly awarded when you dine
at the restaurant Kelp and bring home some leftovers.

Random or not?
The initial hypothesis is that your chances of getting the avatar are higher
when you try between 12:30pm NST and 1pm NST and use Firefox as your internet browser.

This experimental guide was created in order to observe the theory mentioned above and its results,
as well as to explore other ideas.

The Method

I decided to make a board on July 16th 2009 at 12:48pm NST, after my neofriend Noileh and I both managed to get the avatar within minutes of each other. A total of 4 people on the board got it before 1pm NST.
Warning: Try this at your own risk, you will lose a minimum of 60,400 nps.

STEP #1

Feed your lightest pet until (s)he’s VERY bloated. NOT just regular bloated. Once this happens, go on to step 2.

If (s)he’s not willing to eat anymore and is simply bloated,
you can place your pet into the Neolodge, and then try feeding your pet at the Movie Central
(Thanks Nicole for the info!)

Or, you can feed your pet at The Golden Dubloon, in exchange for Dubloon Coins.
(Thanks Seti for the info!)

Your pet should be VERY bloated.

Or, you can try and get your pet very bloated by visiting The Healing Springs and
The Discarded Magical Blue Grundo Plushie of Prosperity
(Thanks Cindy for the info!)

STEP #2

Now it’s time to feed your pet a full meal. I’ve picked the cheapest items below.

APPETIZER: (13k)
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Angel Hair Salad or Tropical Fruit Bowl

MAIN COURSE: (28.4k)
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Spicy Radish Salad

DESSERT: (12k)
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Honeyed Horn of Plenty

COCKTAIL: (7k)
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Lemwart Fizz or Thornberry Brew

STEP #3

Once you have selected all of the dishes and clicked the eat button, you will be taken to another page. It will say one of two things. Either your pet’s picture will be shown along with a comment of how delicious the food was/how full they are, or the page will say the following:

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I am not sure I will be able to eat everything… Can I take something with me?!? Your pet is allowed to take some home. We have already boxed up the leftovers for you!
If you see the text above, there should also be a picture of which item you are taking home as a leftover.

It is extremely important that you DO NOT click on the word leftovers, that will bring you to your inventory.

There is NO RANDOM EVENT that says when you get the avatar. So, you must open up a new tab/window and check either your avatar count or look for the avatar under your neoboard preferences. If it does not show up, refresh on the page that informs you of your leftovers.

If you didn’t get leftovers, repeat Step #2. The second time, you should get them.
If you don’t, change your active pet!

Success or failure?

SUCCESS?

1. Did you follow the guide?
2. Which internet browser were you using?
3. If you had to refresh, how many times did you do so?
4. At what time did you get it?
5. Have you tried BEFORE you read this guide? If yes, approximately how many times?
6. Which pet did you bring to Kelp? (Please specify the species and weight)

FAILURE?

Awww that’s too bad! 🙁 Usually it helps if you change pets after failing so many times with the same one. Also, switching internet browsers has been proven to work for some people. Remember to NEVER click on the word leftovers! Refresh instead, and check your avatar count to see if it has increased. Good luck!

Results

Success

1. Did you follow the guide?

Yes – 145/155 people
No – 1/155 people
Mostly/Sort of – 9/155 people

2. Which internet browser were you using?

Firefox – 75/155 people
Internet Explorer – 17/155 people
Opera – 2/155 people
Safari – 5/155 people
Netscape – 1/155 people
Chrome – 55/155 people
Other – 0/155 people

3. If you had to refresh, how many times did you do so?

None – 144/155 people
Once – 4/155 people
2-3 times – 3/155 people
4-5 times – 0/155 people
6+ times – 0/155 people
Don’t remember – 4/155 people

4. At what time did you get it?

12:31-12:35pm – 9/139 people
12:36-12:40pm – 11/155 people
12:41-12:45pm – 13/155 people
12:46-12:50pm – 5/155 people
12:51-12:55pm – 11/155 people
12:56-1:00pm – 11/155 people
None of the above – 89/155 people
Don’t remember – 6/155 people

5. Have you tried BEFORE you read this guide? If yes, approximately how many times?

I’ve never tried before – 43/139 people
Yes, 1-5 times – 66/155 people
Yes, 6-10 times – 22/155 people
Yes, 11-15 times – 5/155 people
Yes, 15+ times – 8/155 people
Don’t remember – 10/155 people

Neopets Transmogrification Potion

Transmogrification Potions are a fascinating and sought-after item in Neopia, allowing players to transform their Neopets into unique Mutant versions. As one of the few ways to achieve the Mutant appearance, these potions hold a special place in the Neopian economy and culture. Whether you’re a collector, a Mutant pet enthusiast, or someone seeking to unlock the Mutant Pet avatar, understanding how Transmogrification Potions work is essential.

This in-depth guide will explore everything about Transmogrification Potions, including how to use them, where to find them, tips for obtaining specific species potions, and how to maximize their value.

What is a Transmogrification Potion?

A Transmogrification Potion is a single-use Neocash or Neopoint item that transforms a Neopet into a Mutant version of a specific species. These potions are unique because they target a particular species, such as the Hissi Transmogrification Potion or the Grarrl Transmogrification Potion. Once used, the potion permanently changes the pet into a Mutant of that species.

Unlike Paint Brushes, which can be applied to any Neopet species, Transmogrification Potions are species-specific and must be matched to the Neopet you wish to transform.

How to Use a Transmogrification Potion on Neopets

Using a Transmogrification Potion is simple:

Go to your inventory and locate the potion.
Click on the potion to bring up the item menu.
Select the “Use on Pet” option and choose the Neopet you want to transform.

Once used, the potion will disappear from your inventory, and your chosen Neopet will immediately become a Mutant of the specified species.

💡 Pro Tip: If you’re using a Transmogrification Potion to unlock the Mutant Pet avatar, ensure you use the potion on a Neopet species that you don’t plan to repaint immediately.

How to Obtain Transmogrification Potions

Transmogrification Potions are rare and highly coveted. Here are the main ways to obtain them:

1. Dr. Sloth Random Events

Transmogrification Potions are most famously associated with Dr. Sloth, who may randomly reward players with a potion during special events. These random events are unpredictable, but they remain the primary source of potions in Neopia.

2. Shop Wizard and Trading Post

If you’re looking for a specific Transmogrification Potion, the Shop Wizard and Trading Post are your best options. Players who have obtained potions often sell or trade them for Neopoints or other valuable items.

3. Auctions

For rare Transmogrification Potions, the Auction House can be a viable option. However, competition can be fierce, and prices may skyrocket depending on the demand for the specific potion.

4. Item Events and Promotions

Occasionally, special events or promotions may feature Transmogrification Potions as rewards. Keeping an eye on Neopian News and official announcements can help you stay ahead of the curve.

Popular Species-Specific Transmogrification Potions

Each Transmogrification Potion is tied to a specific Neopet species. Here’s a list of some popular ones:

Hissi Transmogrification Potion
Grarrl Transmogrification Potion
Kacheek Transmogrification Potion
Aisha Transmogrification Potion

These potions are not just functional; they are also collectible, with some fetching incredibly high prices due to their rarity and demand.

The Value of Neopets Transmogrification Potions

Transmogrification Potions are considered luxury items in Neopia, making them a status symbol among collectors and Mutant pet enthusiasts. Their value fluctuates based on supply and demand, species popularity, and overall rarity.

💡 Insider Tip: If you’re looking to sell a Transmogrification Potion, listing it on the Trading Post with an “offer only” option often yields the best results.

List of All Mutant Neopets

Mutant Neopets are some of the most striking and unique creatures in Neopia, each featuring twisted, eerie designs that reflect their “mutated” nature. Currently, nearly all Neopet species have a Mutant version, making them a popular choice among collectors and fans of unconventional aesthetics. Some notable Mutant Neopets include the Mutant Aisha, with its multiple eyestalks and alien-like features, and the Mutant Hissi, with its serpentine body and sinister appearance. Other standout designs include the Mutant Gelert, Mutant Kougra, and Mutant Uni, each showcasing imaginative, grotesque elements. Whether you’re seeking a fearsome pet for your collection or simply appreciate their unique designs, exploring the full list of Mutant Neopets offers a glimpse into one of Neopia’s most creative pet categories.

mutant acara

mutant aisha

mutant blumaroo

mutant bori

mutant bruce

mutant buzz

mutant chia

mutant chomby

mutant cybunny

mutant draik

mutant elephante

mutant eyrie

mutant flotsam

mutant gelert

mutant gnorbu

mutant grarrl

mutant grundo

mutant hissi

mutant ixi

mutant jetsam

mutant jubjub

mutant kacheek

mutant kau

mutant kiko

mutant koi

mutant korbat

mutant kougra

mutant krawk

mutant kyrii

mutant lenny

mutant lupe

mutant lutari

mutant meerca

mutant moehog

mutant mynci

mutant nimmo

mutant ogrin

mutant peophin

mutant poogle

mutant pteri

mutant quiggle

mutant ruki

mutant scorchio

mutant shoyru

mutant skeith

mutant techo

mutant tonu

mutant tuskaninny

mutant uni

mutant usul

mutant vandagyre

mutant wocky

mutant xweetok

mutant yurble

mutant zafara

Unlocking the Mutant Pet Avatar

One of the major incentives for using a Transmogrification Potion is unlocking the Mutant Pet avatar.

Neopets Transmogrification Potion

How to Get It:

Obtain and use a Transmogrification Potion on one of your Neopets.
Visit your pet’s lookup page after the transformation.
The avatar will automatically be added to your collection!

What Happens After Using a Transmogrification Potion?

Once you use a Transmogrification Potion, the pet becomes a Mutant version of its species. However, this does not lock the pet into the Mutant appearance permanently. You can repaint the pet using another Paint Brush or potion.

For example, if you use a Hissi Transmogrification Potion, the pet becomes a Mutant Hissi. Later, you could repaint it with a Baby Paint Brush to transform it into a Baby Hissi.

Can You Reverse a Transmogrification Potion?

While there’s no direct way to reverse the effects of a Transmogrification Potion, you can repaint the pet or zap it with the Lab Ray to change its color.

Frequently Asked Questions About Transmogrification Potions

1. Are Transmogrification Potions tradable?

Yes, they are tradable and can be bought, sold, or exchanged in the Trading Post or Auction House.

2. Can you use a Transmogrification Potion on any pet?

No, the potion is species-specific. For example, a Grarrl Transmogrification Potion can only be used on a Grarrl.

3. How much do Transmogrification Potions cost?

Prices vary depending on the species and rarity, but they can range from hundreds of thousands to millions of Neopoints.

4. Are there Transmogrification Potions for all species?

Not every species has a Transmogrification Potion, so availability may vary.

Acara Transmogrification Potion

The Acara Transmogrification Potion transforms your Acara into a striking mutant version. The Mutant Acara is known for its vivid green skin, oversized fins, and an unsettling gaze with small, sharp teeth. This eerie design makes it stand out in any Neopet collection, perfect for those who enjoy spooky or unique aesthetics.

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Aisha Transmogrification Potion

Using the Aisha Transmogrification Potion will turn your Aisha into its mutant variant. The Mutant Aisha features an extra set of glowing eyes, sharp claws, and antennae adorned with spikes, giving it a sinister and otherworldly look.

Aisha Transmogrification Potion

Blumaroo Transmogrification Potion

Transforming a Blumaroo with its Transmogrification Potion results in a Mutant Blumaroo, which boasts a sickly green hue, jagged horns, and a curled tail. Its toothy grin adds to its intimidating presence, making it a standout pet.

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Bori Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant Bori, achieved through this potion, sports cracked, stone-like armor plates and glowing red eyes. It looks like it has emerged straight from the depths of a dark cavern, perfect for those seeking an intimidating companion.

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Bruce Transmogrification Potion

Using the Bruce Transmogrification Potion transforms this playful pet into the creepy Mutant Bruce, with a darker color palette, long claws, and menacing red eyes. It retains its waddle but with an ominous twist.

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Buzz Transmogrification Potion

The Buzz Transmogrification Potion turns your Buzz into a monstrous mutant. This version features spiky wings, jagged mandibles, and a menacing expression that makes it seem ready to strike.

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Chia Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant Chia, created through this potion, has an unsettling plant-like appearance with vines and thorns covering its body. This unique look makes it highly sought after by collectors.

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Chomby Transmogrification Potion

A Chomby transformed with its potion becomes a Mutant Chomby, complete with spiky growths, jagged teeth, and a fearsome stance. It looks ready to stomp through any collection with attitude.

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Cybunny Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant Cybunny stands out for its glowing red eyes, sharp claws, and twisted ears. Achieved with the Cybunny Transmogrification Potion, it’s a sinister twist on the usually cute species.

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Draik Transmogrification Potion

Mutant Draiks, created with this potion, have dark scales, sharp horns, and glowing eyes, giving them an intimidating, dragon-like appearance. It’s a dramatic transformation for this elite pet.

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Elephante Transmogrification Potion

Using this potion transforms your Elephante into a Mutant Elephante, featuring rugged skin, eerie tusks, and glowing red eyes. Its imposing size and creepy appearance make it unforgettable.

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Eyrie Transmogrification Potion

A Mutant Eyrie is an aggressive-looking pet with spiked feathers, sharp talons, and glowing red eyes. This transformation through the Eyrie Transmogrification Potion gives it a feral edge.

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Flotsam Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant Flotsam is a grotesque aquatic creature with spiny fins, sharp teeth, and glowing eyes. This transformation offers a spooky yet fascinating look for Flotsam fans.

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Gelert Transmogrification Potion

Mutant Gelerts have elongated limbs, glowing green skin, and sharp claws. They appear as nightmarish hunters, offering a dramatic change through the Gelert Transmogrification Potion.

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Gnorbu Transmogrification Potion

A Mutant Gnorbu features matted fur, spiked horns, and glowing eyes. Its eerie demeanor is a stark contrast to the usual fluffy and friendly appearance of the species.

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Grarrl Transmogrification Potion

Transforming a Grarrl with its potion creates a Mutant Grarrl, a hulking beast with jagged teeth, spiky scales, and glowing red eyes. It’s a fierce and intimidating look.

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Grundo Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant Grundo, a product of this potion, has slimy skin, additional antennae, and sharp claws, giving it an alien and menacing vibe. It’s a favorite among sci-fi fans.

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Hissi Transmogrification Potion

The Hissi Transmogrification Potion transforms your Hissi into a fearsome Mutant version, enhancing its serpent-like body and giving it a much more menacing appearance. When you use the Hissi Transmogrification Potion, your pet takes on a rugged and dangerous look, with jagged, uneven scales in darker shades of green, gray, and brown, evoking the appearance of a creature designed for survival in the most brutal of environments. Its previously smooth, sleek body now seems more threatening and aggressive.

Perhaps the most striking feature of the Mutant Hissi is its glowing eyes. The transformation granted by the Hissi Transmogrification Potion leaves its eyes an eerie shade of yellow or red, glowing with an unnatural light that adds to the pet’s terrifying allure. These eyes seem to constantly watch, almost as if the pet is waiting for the perfect moment to strike. The sharp fangs that replace its regular ones make it clear that this is a creature ready for battle or predation.

This Mutant Hissi, created by the Hissi Transmogrification Potion, stands as one of the most fearsome mutations in the Neopets world, making it an intriguing choice for any Neopian looking to give their pet a truly ominous makeover. Whether you’re a fan of serpents, mutants, or simply love a more aggressive and intimidating appearance, the Mutant Hissi is a fantastic option for those who seek a pet that radiates power and danger.

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Ixi Transmogrification Potion

Mutant Ixis have twisted horns, glowing eyes, and dark, patchy fur. This eerie transformation creates a pet that is both mysterious and intimidating.

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Jetsam Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant Jetsam is a monstrous aquatic predator with sharp fins, jagged teeth, and glowing eyes. This transformation is perfect for fans of the dark and eerie.

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JubJub Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant JubJub features sickly green skin, sharp claws, and a wild, unkempt look. This potion gives it a sinister yet intriguing makeover.

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Kacheek Transmogrification Potion

A Mutant Kacheek sports spiky fur, glowing eyes, and sharp claws. This transformation adds an aggressive edge to the usually gentle species.

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Kau Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant Kau features rugged, spiked horns and a glowing red gaze. It’s an intimidating look achieved through this unique potion.

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Kiko Transmogrification Potion

Mutant Kikos have a slimy appearance with glowing eyes and jagged features. This potion provides a striking transformation for this bouncy pet.

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Koi Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant Koi is a creepy aquatic creature with sharp fins, glowing scales, and piercing eyes. It’s a dramatic transformation for this typically serene pet.

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Korbat Transmogrification Potion

The Korbat Transmogrification Potion turns your adorable Korbat into a sinister mutant version, sporting jagged wings, darkened fur, and an intimidating appearance. Mutant Korbats have elongated, sharp fangs, glowing red eyes that pierce through the darkness, and a spine-chilling stance. Their wings, once bat-like, now appear torn and ragged, making them look more like creatures of the night, ready to swoop down on unsuspecting prey. This transformation is perfect for Neopet owners who want to turn a cute flying pet into a fearsome and haunting version of itself. If you’re into gothic or spooky aesthetics, the Mutant Korbat is a must-have for your collection, adding a darker flair to any Neopet family.

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Kougra Transmogrification Potion

When you use the Kougra Transmogrification Potion, your Kougra is transformed into a fierce, menacing Mutant Kougra. This version of the Kougra is anything but cute—it boasts a darkened, almost decayed fur coat, sharp, jagged claws, and unsettling glowing eyes that can pierce through the darkness. The Mutant Kougra stands taller, its posture more aggressive, exuding an aura of wild, untamed danger. Its fangs, now longer and sharper, are a clear indication that this is no ordinary Kougra. The transformation makes it appear more animalistic, fitting for those who want a pet that radiates raw, unbridled power and intimidation. If you’re looking for a companion that looks as if it’s always on the hunt, the Mutant Kougra is the perfect choice.

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Krawk Transmogrification Potion

The Krawk Transmogrification Potion transforms your Krawk into a fearsome Mutant Krawk with a dark, terrifying presence. This transformation adds sinister features like sharp claws, glowing red eyes, and jagged scales along its back, making it appear more dragon-like than ever before. The Mutant Krawk stands with a more intimidating posture, its body slightly hunched, as though it’s ready to pounce on anything that crosses its path. Its elongated tail flicks menacingly, and its sharp, pointed teeth are on full display, ready to strike. The Mutant Krawk has a muted, eerie color palette, with deep purples and greens, and its overall appearance is much more sinister and ferocious than its standard counterpart. It’s a pet that commands attention and is perfect for those who want a pet with a truly terrifying look, ideal for those who want to show off their dark side.

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Kyrii Transmogrification Potion

The Kyrii Transmogrification Potion turns your Kyrii into a twisted, dark version known as the Mutant Kyrii. This transformation results in a Kyrii that’s far from the cute and fluffy character it once was. The Mutant Kyrii has a rugged, spiky coat with patches of mangy fur, exposed bone-like protrusions on its limbs, and glowing red eyes that seem to follow you wherever you go. Its ears are much larger, pointed and ragged, while its sharp claws and jagged teeth give it an even more predatory look. The once playful and graceful Kyrii now looks like a fierce, feral creature that roams the shadows. This mutation is perfect for collectors who enjoy gothic transformations and want to make a dramatic statement with their pets.

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Lenny Transmogrification Potion

When you use the Lenny Transmogrification Potion, your Lenny transforms into a Mutant Lenny, one of the most striking and creepy mutations in the Neopets world. The Mutant Lenny’s feathers are now dark and torn, revealing an unnerving skeletal structure underneath. It has glowing red eyes that seem to stare right through you, and its once elegant beak is now much sharper and menacing. The transformation gives the Lenny a more eerie, ghost-like presence, as though it has come straight from a haunted world. Its wings, once soft and graceful, are now spiked and jagged, ready to cut through the air in search of prey. This potion’s transformation is ideal for those who want a spooky, gothic flair in their collection and who appreciate the darker side of Neopets.

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Lupe Transmogrification Potion

Transforming your Lupe into a Mutant Lupe with this potion results in a massive, intimidating creature. The Mutant Lupe now has dark, matted fur with patches of exposed skin that give it a diseased look. Its claws are longer and sharper, designed for ripping through anything in its path. Its eyes glow with a sickly green hue, adding to its terrifying appearance. The once majestic wolf-like creature now appears more like a wild, bloodthirsty beast with an insatiable hunger for destruction. Its fur is tinged with dark hues of black, purple, and green, making it look like it has been through some nightmarish transformation. If you’re after a pet that radiates raw power and a feral, untamed spirit, the Mutant Lupe is the perfect choice.

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Lutari Transmogrification Potion

Using the Lutari Transmogrification Potion turns your Lutari into a frightening Mutant Lutari. This transformation is marked by a combination of jagged fins, rough scales, and a somewhat grotesque appearance. The Mutant Lutari’s fur is dark and patchy, with eerie glowing eyes that add to its fearsome look. The usually sleek and graceful Lutari becomes more menacing, with sharp claws, spiny fins along its back, and a large, twisted tail. Its sleek body is now covered in rough, mutated skin that gives it a much more intimidating presence. The transformation makes it look like it belongs in a dark, underwater world full of strange creatures. If you want a Lutari with a seriously creepy edge, the Mutant Lutari is the way to go.

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Meerca Transmogrification Potion

The Mutant Meerca, created through this potion, undergoes a radical transformation, giving it a skeletal and eerie look. The once cute and mischievous Meerca is now covered in patches of mutated, lumpy skin, with a series of sharp claws on its hands and feet. Its eyes glow a menacing red, and its teeth have grown into razor-sharp fangs. The tail, which was once nimble and playful, now features spines and looks far more dangerous. The Mutant Meerca’s overall appearance is much darker and more ominous, with a disturbing, jagged edge. This transformation is ideal for those who appreciate spooky, creepy pets with a dangerous, wild personality, and it’s a perfect way to show off your love for darker Neopets themes.

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Moehog Transmogrification Potion

Using the Moehog Transmogrification Potion will turn your Moehog into a Mutant Moehog, a fierce and intimidating creature. This mutated version has rough, patchy fur, with dark, scaly spots scattered across its body. Its once rounded, cute snout is now elongated and angular, with sharp teeth protruding from its mouth. The Mutant Moehog has glowing, piercing eyes that radiate an unsettling energy, and its horns are twisted and jagged, making it look like a creature that has just emerged from a nightmare. Its legs are longer and more muscular, perfect for charging through any obstacle. If you’re into twisted, monstrous versions of Neopets, the Mutant Moehog provides just the right level of intensity and darkness for your collection.

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Mynci Transmogrification Potion

The Mynci Transmogrification Potion turns your Mynci into a disturbing, mutated version of itself—perfect for collectors who appreciate the darker side of Neopets. The Mutant Mynci has a rough, matted coat of fur that has patches of exposed skin, giving it a diseased and unkempt appearance. Its eyes glow with a menacing red hue, and its once playful grin has transformed into a sinister sneer, showing off sharp, jagged teeth. The tail of the Mutant Mynci is longer, with spiny protrusions, and its hands are now equipped with sharp claws that make it look like it’s ready to climb or attack at any moment. This transformation is ideal for those who want to turn their mischievous Mynci into a much more dangerous and intimidating companion.

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Nimmo Transmogrification Potion

When you use the Nimmo Transmogrification Potion, your Nimmo is transformed into a frightening and monstrous Mutant Nimmo. The mutation results in a creature with dark, scaly skin that appears to be covered in blotchy patches, revealing unsettling details of bone structure beneath. The Mutant Nimmo’s once friendly expression is replaced with glowing eyes and a menacing grin, showcasing sharp, pointed teeth. Its arms and legs are longer and more muscular, with jagged claws on its fingers and toes. The overall appearance of the Mutant Nimmo is that of an unsettling, dangerous predator lurking in the shadows, perfect for players who want a darker, more intimidating version of this usually harmless pet.

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Ogrin Transmogrification Potion

The Ogrin Transmogrification Potion transforms your Ogrin into a grotesque and terrifying Mutant Ogrin. This mutation enhances the Ogrin’s once majestic appearance into something far more threatening. The Mutant Ogrin features a thick, disheveled coat that is uneven in color and texture, giving it a ragged and unnatural look. Its large, once elegant antlers are now jagged and twisted, and its body is slightly hunched, showing its more aggressive nature. The glowing red eyes and sharp, feral teeth only add to the intimidating aura of this version. This transformation is ideal for those who want to make a powerful statement with their pets and enjoy the idea of turning a once gentle creature into a terrifying wild animal.

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Peophin Transmogrification Potion

The Peophin Transmogrification Potion takes your Peophin from a graceful aquatic creature to a Mutant Peophin, which is much more sinister in appearance. The Mutant Peophin’s once smooth, colorful mane becomes rough and patchy, resembling a tangled mass of seaweed or algae. Its hooves are now sharp and jagged, perfect for treading the rocky seabed. The Mutant Peophin’s eyes glow with an eerie, unnatural light, and its previously shimmering coat is now dull and splotchy. Its fins, once delicate and fluid, are now more rigid and torn, giving it an overall look of decay. This transformation is ideal for those who want a creature that still retains the aquatic grace of a Peophin but with a much darker, more macabre aesthetic.

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Poogle Transmogrification Potion

The Poogle Transmogrification Potion turns your Poogle into a fearsome and unsettling Mutant Poogle. This transformation results in a pet with a combination of spiky fur, jagged claws, and glowing red eyes that give it a threatening look. The Mutant Poogle’s once cute and playful expression is replaced with an unsettling grimace, exposing sharp teeth and a more aggressive stance. Its tail, which was once fluffy and round, is now long, jagged, and covered in spines. The Mutant Poogle’s fur is no longer soft and cuddly but rough and patchy, enhancing its ferocious new look. This transformation is perfect for Neopets collectors who enjoy the concept of taking a once innocent pet and turning it into something dangerous and creepy.

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Pteri Transmogrification Potion

Using the Pteri Transmogrification Potion transforms your Pteri into a dark, mutated version of itself—the Mutant Pteri. The Mutant Pteri looks nothing like the graceful flying pet it once was. Its wings are torn and tattered, with jagged edges that make it look like it’s barely holding together. Its plumage is sparse and covered in dark, patchy feathers, while its beak is now sharper and more menacing. The Mutant Pteri’s eyes glow with an eerie light, and its once bright, cheery colors are replaced by dark, muted tones. This transformation is perfect for those who want a pet that looks more ominous and threatening, perfect for the darker themes within Neopets.

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Quiggle Transmogrification Potion

The Quiggle Transmogrification Potion transforms your Quiggle into a grotesque Mutant Quiggle. This transformation gives the Quiggle a more amphibious, slime-covered appearance, with patches of exposed skin and dark, mottled fur. The Mutant Quiggle has unnerving glowing eyes that pierce through the darkness, and its large, webbed feet are now more like claws, perfect for gripping and climbing. Its mouth is wider and full of sharp teeth, making it look like a true predator of the swamps. Its tail is long and slimy, adding to its gross, mutated look. The Mutant Quiggle is a perfect choice for those who want a creepy, unsettling amphibian to add to their Neopet collection.

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Ruki Transmogrification Potion

The Ruki Transmogrification Potion turns your Ruki into a Mutant Ruki, enhancing its insect-like features to a terrifying degree. The Mutant Ruki has a bony, chitinous exoskeleton that is both dark and cracked, revealing unsettling glimpses of its underlying body. Its claws are elongated and sharp, ready for defense or attack. The Mutant Ruki’s large compound eyes glow in the dark, giving it an eerie, unsettling presence. Its overall look is reminiscent of a bug-like creature from the depths of an otherworldly dimension, making it perfect for those who want a truly creepy, mutant insect in their pet collection. The transformation gives the Ruki a much more predatory and grotesque appearance than its original form.

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Scorchio Transmogrification Potion

The Scorchio Transmogrification Potion changes your Scorchio into a terrifying and mutated version of itself—the Mutant Scorchio. This mutation results in a creature with a dark, fiery appearance. The Mutant Scorchio’s scales are now charred and cracked, glowing with an eerie orange and red hue. Its wings are more bat-like and torn, while its tail is elongated and covered in spikes. The once friendly dragon-like appearance of the Scorchio is replaced with a much more sinister, monstrous form that seems ready to set anything in its path on fire. This transformation is perfect for those who enjoy darker, more intense versions of their pets, adding a fiery, dangerous twist to their Neopets collection.

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Shoyru Transmogrification Potion

The Shoyru Transmogrification Potion turns your once innocent Shoyru into a monstrous Mutant Shoyru. This transformation gives the Shoyru a dark and eerie look, with mutated wings that are torn and frayed, no longer capable of graceful flight. Its skin becomes patchy, and its eyes glow with an unnatural, menacing light. The Mutant Shoyru’s wings are more like leathery, torn membranes, and its once playful smile has been replaced with a sinister sneer that reveals sharp, jagged teeth. This mutated version of the Shoyru looks as though it has been through a traumatic and dark transformation, perfect for those who enjoy the idea of turning their pets into something darker and more fearsome.

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Skeith Transmogrification Potion

The Skeith Transmogrification Potion transforms your Skeith into a terrifyingly mutated version known as the Mutant Skeith. The once large, bulky appearance of the Skeith remains, but the Mutant Skeith is covered in uneven patches of dark, sickly skin. Its mouth is filled with sharp, jagged teeth, and its eyes glow with a malevolent, fiery hue. The tail is long and whip-like, and its once bright scales have become dull and cracked. The overall look of the Mutant Skeith is a grotesque version of its former self, making it appear like a creature that has endured many battles and mutations. This transformation is ideal for players who want a massive, intimidating pet with a fierce presence that commands attention.

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Techo Transmogrification Potion

The Techo Transmogrification Potion morphs your Techo into a chilling, monstrous version called the Mutant Techo. With this potion, the once harmless Techo is turned into an unrecognizable creature with a misshapen, lumpy body. The Mutant Techo’s skin is rough, covered in patches of exposed, irritated flesh. Its face is twisted into a cruel sneer, showing off sharp, unnervingly large teeth. The Mutant Techo’s limbs are elongated, with sharp claws that are perfect for ripping through enemies. Its once smooth tail is now spiked and more menacing. This transformation is perfect for those who want to take a normally docile pet and make it into a dark, imposing figure.

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Tonu Transmogrification Potion

The Tonu Transmogrification Potion turns your Tonu into the Mutant Tonu, a mutated version of this gentle, horned creature. The Mutant Tonu’s once soft, smooth fur becomes jagged and patchy, with signs of wear and tear. Its once graceful, spiral horns are now misshapen and jagged, giving it a much more aggressive look. The Mutant Tonu’s body is bulkier, with muscular arms and legs that are designed for combat. Its once friendly, rounded face now sports an unsettling sneer, and its eyes glow with an ominous light. The transformation enhances the Tonu’s appearance into something much more intimidating, perfect for players who want a powerful and menacing version of the peaceful Tonu.

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Tuskaninny Transmogrification Potion

Using the Tuskaninny Transmogrification Potion changes your Tuskaninny into a terrifying Mutant Tuskaninny. The Mutant Tuskaninny retains its tusks, but they become longer and more menacing, jutting out from its face in a dangerous way. Its once fluffy fur becomes rough and patchy, and its large fins are jagged, making it look more like a wild beast than the peaceful aquatic creature it once was. The Mutant Tuskaninny’s eyes glow with an unsettling light, and its once soft body now has sharp, protruding bones beneath the skin. This transformation is ideal for players who want a pet that looks ready to fight and appears much more dangerous than its original, friendly form.

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Uni Transmogrification Potion

The Uni Transmogrification Potion turns your Uni into a dark and twisted Mutant Uni. The transformation enhances the Uni’s features in a way that makes it look far more sinister. Its once pure, majestic mane becomes tangled and patchy, and its elegant horn is now crooked and jagged. The Mutant Uni’s hooves are sharp and cracked, and its wings, once sleek and graceful, are now torn and tattered. Its once regal posture is now hunched and menacing, and its glowing red eyes give it a fearsome look. This transformation is perfect for players who enjoy turning their gentle, ethereal pet into a dark, dangerous creature.

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Usul Transmogrification Potion

The Usul Transmogrification Potion turns your Usul into a horrifyingly mutated version called the Mutant Usul. The Mutant Usul has darker fur that is patchy and uneven, with eerie markings running across its body. Its once sweet, innocent eyes are replaced with glowing, bloodshot ones, giving it a sinister and unsettling appearance. The Mutant Usul’s tail is longer and more spiny, and its ears are torn, adding to the overall rugged look. The Mutant Usul’s teeth are sharp, and its expression is far more aggressive than before, making it a perfect choice for those who want a more sinister take on their Usul.

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Vandagyre Transmogrification Potion

The Vandagyre Transmogrification Potion turns your Vandagyre into a terrifying Mutant Vandagyre. The Mutant Vandagyre looks like an unrecognizable version of its graceful self. Its wings become jagged and torn, resembling broken, skeletal wings rather than something functional for flight. The once smooth and colorful fur turns into patches of rough, scaly skin, and the Mutant Vandagyre’s tail is spiked and unsettling. The glowing red eyes give the creature an aura of menace, and its once cheerful expression is now twisted into a sinister grin. This transformation is perfect for players who want to see their elegant Vandagyre turn into something much more ominous.

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Wocky Transmogrification Potion

The Wocky Transmogrification Potion changes your Wocky into a Mutant Wocky, which is a darker, more menacing version of this normally cheerful pet. The Mutant Wocky’s fur is patchy and darkened, with streaks of scarred, exposed flesh beneath. Its once innocent expression has been replaced with a fierce, predatory look, and its sharp claws make it appear more dangerous. The eyes of the Mutant Wocky glow with an eerie light, and its tail has become long and spiny, adding to its aggressive new look. This transformation is ideal for those who want to make their pet look far more intimidating and fierce.

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Xweetok Transmogrification Potion

The Xweetok Transmogrification Potion turns your Xweetok into a Mutant Xweetok, a version that is much darker and more sinister. The once adorable and playful Xweetok now has a rough, matted coat that is covered in patches and scars. Its eyes glow a haunting red, and its body is leaner and more muscular, giving it a more predatory appearance. The Mutant Xweetok’s tail is longer and covered in spikes, and its claws are sharp and menacing. The transformation gives the Xweetok a creepy, dangerous aura, making it perfect for players who want a more fearsome and unpredictable version of their pet.

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Yurble Transmogrification Potion

The Yurble Transmogrification Potion transforms your Yurble into a Mutant Yurble, a horrifying version of this normally docile pet. The Mutant Yurble has a rough, scaled body with patches of exposed, raw skin. Its once charming face is twisted into a monstrous expression, with glowing eyes and jagged teeth. Its arms and legs are thicker and more muscular, and its claws are elongated and sharp. The Mutant Yurble’s tail is long and spiked, giving it a more dangerous appearance. This transformation is ideal for those who want to take their once friendly Yurble and make it into a terrifying, mutated creature.

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Zafara Transmogrification Potion

The Zafara Transmogrification Potion turns your Zafara into a Mutant Zafara, a far darker and more dangerous version of this normally playful pet. The Mutant Zafara has dark, ragged fur that is unevenly distributed, and its face is covered in scars and mutations. Its once playful eyes are now replaced by menacing, glowing red ones, and its sharp teeth are exposed in an ever-present sneer. The Mutant Zafara’s body is covered in bony protrusions, and its tail is long and scaly. This transformation gives the Zafara a terrifying, almost otherworldly appearance, perfect for players who want a more aggressive and fearsome version of their pet.

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Conclusion: Why Transmogrification Potions Are Worth It

Transmogrification Potions are more than just items; they’re a gateway to owning one of the most unique and rare Neopet types. From their collectible value to their functionality in unlocking the Mutant Pet avatar, these potions add a layer of excitement and prestige to your Neopian journey.

Whether you’re looking to add a Mutant pet to your collection, trade potions for profit, or simply explore the thrill of owning such a rare item, understanding and utilizing Transmogrification Potions can elevate your Neopets experience.

Explore the Trading Post, watch for Dr. Sloth’s random events, and embrace the power of Transmogrification Potions!

Neopets Auction Sniping

Sniping is when you search the Neopets user shops, trades or auctions and buy an item for a lot cheaper than it is actually worth. This guide will answer the frequently asked questions on Shop Wizard sniping.

What is the difference between the Super Shop Wizard and the Shop Wizard?

This is the Super Shop Wizard!! *pokes below* Only Neopets Premium members have access to it.If for example you search for ‘Leaf Shield’ it will find the 10 cheapest Leaf Shields currently for sale and list them for you.

This is the Super Shop Wizard. It automatically finds the 10 cheapest user shops which are selling the item you are looking for.

Below is the regular Shop Wizard. It is different because it finds a totally random selection of shops selling Leaf Shield’s at a variety of prices so you may not necessarily get the best price straight away.

See the difference in price! The regular shop wizard can also display up to 20 listed shops. Rarer items will show up as having fewer listed shops when you do a search.

How exactly do you snipe?

The official Wiz(z)ing Hour guide which we recommend is Tulio_1000’s petpage this will teach you the basics.

How many Neopoints do you need to start Sniping?

There isnt really a set amount. It really depends on what you hope to snipe and what you are searching for.

For example:

Items worth less than 20k
(Codestones, Dubloons, Bottled Faeries, neggs, low rarity, toys, stamps or plushies etc)

Start sniping with a minimum of 50k on hand

Items worth between 50-100k, so still buyable on the shop wizard
(Some Lutari Beads, job coupons, some lab map pieces, petpetpets, rarer petpets, weapons, stamps etc)

Have AT LEAST 200k on hand.

Anything above and beyond 100k – so only technically buyable in trades and auctions
(Many paint brushes, Nerkmids, Some Lab Map Pieces, Trans Potions)

I would strongly advise you have at least 300k on hand or in the bank.

Basically there is no rule. You can start sniping with 10k on hand.
However, the more neopoints you have, the more items you can Snipe!
Alot of the rarer items pop up snipable in shops priced around 99,999 NP so make sure you have enough to grab that snipe, possiby have it sitting in trades waiting to sell, and still be able to continue finding other items.
Otherwise you could miss out on a big snipe because you didnt have enough neopoints on hand!

What classes as a ‘snipe?

There are several different types of snipes.

For example, you can search the Super Shop Wizard (SSW) for common items and find one which is priced much cheaper:

This is a typical SSW snipe. Look at the difference in price between the one highlighted and the next cheapest one!

You could also search the SSW and find an item which is the only one buyable at the time. This is also classed as a snipe:

Note: Be very careful if you see one item priced 99,999 NP. Check the trading post for the item to see if there is any profit to actually be made.(Sometimes the same item can be bought on the trading post for 100-110k in which there isn’t much profit to be made so its not technically a snipe)

The other main type of sniping is Shop Wizard Sniping. This is only useful if you do not have Neopets Premium or are searching for restricted items (see question below) such as Paint Brushes, Transmogrification Potions, Lab map pieces or Nerkmids.

The same rule as the SSW sniping applies if you are searching for buyable paint brushes or lab map pieces etc. Search for one noticeably cheaper.

You may also find a one off snipe (such as the Krawk Trans above) which is clearly the only one of its kind buyable and will usually make a massive (sometimes millions of neopoints) profit. These are the Snipers dream snipes and will get snapped up quickly so speed is of the essence!

How much profit do i need to make on an item for it to be called a Snipe?

Technically profit is profit and if you buy something and are happy to make a few hundred neopoints profit then fine.

Speaking as a Sniper, I would say that a true Snipe gives you at least a 30% profit from the original price or more. A Snipe which only makes a thousand neopoints profit if it is an item worth 10-100k is not enough for me to consider it a Snipe. Just a good value purchase. At the end of the day though, only you can determine what is a good buy.

Why am I not allowed to search for some items on the Super Shop Wizard?

TNT felt that Premium members were gaining an unfair advantage over players by being able to use the Super Shop Wizard to search for certain very expensive items. To make it fairer for people who didn’t have premium, they made these rare and expensive items unsearchable on the Super Shop Wizard. The restricted items are:

ANY Paint Brush
ANY Transmogrification Potion
ANY Nerkmid
ANY Secret Laboratory Map

If you try and search these items you will get a message saying:

The ONLYway to search for these items is by searching on the regular shop wizard.

So what can you snipe on the Super Shop Wizard?

This really is up to the individual. Other than the restricted items, you can search for absolutely anything!

You might find it useful to make a list of different items which you will look through to see if any pop-up snipeable.

TIP: Some good starter things to look for are things which pop up in random events often. Items such as:

Codestones
Dubloons
Bottled Faeries
Talisman Beads
Job Coupons
Neggs
Food
Spooky Map pieces

These kind of items are often mispriced so pop up snipable regulary

Other people search for certain types of items, like petpet’s or weapons which they will use to search for snipes.

TIP: Try making a list of 20-30 items which you will look for each hour. Here are some ideas:

Petpets
Plushies
Petpetpets
Furniture
Stamps

You can also get ideas for items by looking at peoples galleries or wishlists. You never know,you might accidentally stumble upon the very item they have been searching for!

Alternatively, some people find it more fun to type in a random word (minimum of 3 letters) and search to see if anything comes up.

TIP: Try typing the word ‘ing’ or ‘star’ into the Super Shop Wizard and see how many items you find!

How come after searching for a while it says it says:

Whoa there, too many searches!

I am too busy right now, please come back in about 30 minutes and I can help you out.

As with the restricted items, TNT found that if Premium Members were able to search constantly for items, it would give them an unfair advantage against non-paying players. To prevent an unfair advantage they made the Super Shop Wizard ‘ban’ (snipers call it Wiz Ban you from searching again until the top of the next hour.

If I am Wiz Banned, have I broken a rule? What will happen?

Don’t worry, you are not in trouble! This is a normal occurrence with Wiz Sniping. It just means that you have searched enough for the current hour, and when the new hour begins, you will be able to search again!

Why does it say I am banned for 40 minutes and other times it only says for 10 minutes?

The Wiz Ban system works based on a one hour system.

If you have been busy searching and you get banned at, say, 10:42am, you will get a message saying:

Whoa there, too many searches!

I am too busy right now, please come back
in about 20 minutes and I can help you out.

When the clock hits 11:00am you will be able to search again!

The number of minutes you get banned by depends on how close it is until the next new hour and it is updated every 10 minutes (so the time you get banned for is never an exact number, only 60,50,40,30,20 or 10 minutes)

How can I stop myself getting Wiz Banned? Is there a way around it?

Unfortunately how quickly you get banned seems to be prety random! What or when you search doesnt affect how quickly you will be banned.
It does appear that the quicker you refresh, the quicker you will get banned, however, the number of searches you can do doesnt affect whether you get banned in an hour or not.

TIP: Try spacing out your searches and taking your time rather than just repeatedly refreshing, the SSW seems to tire a bit less this way.

How do you snipe paint brushes then? What is the trick to it?

Theres no ‘trick’ to sniping paint brushes. Fact is, there USED to be a technique, but like alot of things TNT put a stop to that because they found people to be abusing the system.

The TRUE technique to sniping paint brushes is….PERSISTENCE!!

Snipers have their own ways of searching for the restricted items (and they prefer to keep it to themselves thankyouverymuch) however…. THE ONLY WAY TO SEARCH FOR PAINT BRUSHES AND RESTRICTED ITEMS IS BY USING THE REGULAR SHOP WIZARD!

Some people find that they just type in ‘paint brush’ and see what comes up works for them. Others prefer to type in a specific paint brush and refresh to see if one comes up snipable.

At the end of the day, either way is a long and sometimes monotonous process and 99% of the time it comes up with nothing.

Is there anything I SHOULDNT be Sniping?

Technically you can Snipe whatever you want! HOWEVER…there are certain items (known in Sniping as HTS – hard to sell) that most experienced Snipers will NOT go near! You should take great caution in buying the following items:

TCG’s – Trading Cards are notoriously HTS. Not popular items and stick in trades for a long time.
Morphing Potions – The prices fluctuate so much that they are very hard to sell on and can stay in trades for a long time.
Collectible Cards – There’s no market for them really so there isnt a great deal of interest in paying big neopoints.
World Challenge Pieces – Again, the prices are very unstable and theyre not really a popular item for people to buy.

I just sniped a (insert sniped item here) and the user neomailed me asking for the item back! What do I do?

This is a moral choice. Youre within your rights to keep the item as you bought it fair and square, but if you feel bad and the person seemed to have made a genuine mistake in pricing or accidentally selling, then you could do the nice thing and let them buy it back for the price you paid.
If once you tell them your decision they keep pestering for it back, you are within your rights to report them if they begin harassing you.

Which is the best browser for Sniping?

Different browsers such as Explorer, Firefox, Opera and Sefari all offer the user different features. I would say stick to what you already know and are comfortable using. Most browsers offer a tab feature which some people find helpful when sniping. Other browsers can bypass the POSTDATA message you get when you are using the SSW. At the end of the day, you can only refresh as quickly as your internet so give a couple of browsers a try and stick with what you prefer.

How safe is sniping??

Sniping is considered generally ‘safe’ and TNT accept it as a perfectly legal thing to do on the game.

However….like all things, there is a certain amount of caution you must take. Below are my top tips for being a ‘safe’ sniper 🙂

CLAREDALES TOP ‘SAFE SNIPING’ TIPS

1. Keep an eye on the neopets message boards for alerts to CG’ing attacks.
A CGer is a Cookie Grabber. This is a piece of melicious coding that are inserted into user lookups and shops by scammers that can steal your account information. They often target and CG people by putting very cheap items in shops to get people to visit the shop. Snipers are particulary at risk because cheap items and snipes is exactly what they are looking for!
When you hear of a CGing risk, it is much safer to stop sniping for a few days until TNT have time to sort the risk out.

2. Keep a note of the shop you bought the snipe from!
Sounds a bit random but it can be extremely handy if you keep a note of the last shop you sniped from. Again, if anything bad should happen to your account shortly after sniping an item, the last shop you sniped from could be the very user who caused the problem! Its also handy because if someone mispriced an item, they may do so again in the future and you can check back and see! :))

3. Keep a stockpile of snipes on a side account!
A very useful thing for the sniper is to have a stockpile of rare items on a side account for safe keeping. If anything should ever happen to your account and you loose access to it, you have a ready-made pile of items which you can sell for quick neopoints. Remember, no selling on side accounts! Only your MAIN account can make neopoints!

4. DO NOT!!! SNIPE ON SIDE ACCOUNTS
You WILL get frozen! This is just the same as making money on a side and TNT have their own way of testing for these things. TNT will know if you have been using the Shop Wizard on a side. Do NOT even try it.

Neopets Skies Over Meridell

In the game you take the place of a young pilot just starting out in one of the most challengeing and exciting sports in all of Neopia in the present day. The game envolves you pitting your self against other competitors who like you are trying to knock there opponent out of the skies over meridell. Armed with a slowish plane and a ‘pop gun’ it is your mission, or destiny to become one of the greatest “fighter pilot” in all of Neopia!

Getting Started

To be taken to the game right now click HERE. I just know your itching to have ago as soon as possible!

Here are some important points to know when playing Skies Over Meridell so you can become a champion or simply to score 240 points to earn 1000nps each turn.

The left and right arrow keys are the two main controls. The left arrow key turns the plane ANTI-CLOCKWISE. The right arrow key turns the plane CLOCKWISE. This will come second-nature after a few games practice. To complete the maneuver above I would have tapped the right arrow key before holding the left arrow key to complete an anti-clockwise change in direction.
Hold your finger down on the Shoot Button for the whole time, this works best for me. This being either (m) or the comma (,) or the full-stop (.)
The Golden Rule I play by is to always be behind my opponent
Only collect power-ups when you judge it is safe to
LIVES are the most important thing when going for a high-score. It is FACT that no one is perfect so the more lives you have in reserve, the further you should get.
HAVE FUN, this game is so fun to master, you will actually enjoy cruising around the sky in no time!

The Power-ups!

EXTRA LIFE – this is probably the most useful power up as since you only have three lives to start with. Try to grab these ASAP without to bigger risk taking. adds +5 points
INCREASED NUMBER OF SHOTS – a good power up but not important, don’t go out of your way to grab it. adds +5 points
EXTRA POINTS – this has no benefit to your fight against your opponent but grab a few of these throughout the game and it will bump up your score considerably. grab it with out taking risks. adds +10 points
INCREASED SHOT DISTANCE – you will benefit from this but do not take risks to obtain it adds +5 points
INCREASED SPEED – can work against you or for you, can be come hard to control. does not come in to affect until you lose a life. Quite useless. adds +5 points
INCREASED TURN ABILITY – is quite useful, especially in the later levels. Still though, don’t take great risks to obtain it. adds +5 points

Opponents!

Each Opponent is QUICKER than the last

Player	Number of Kills	comment on speed
	2	very slow, careful not to run into the back of this opponent
	3	quite slow, do not lose early lives
	5	starting to get a little quicker, beat this level to avoid embarrassing low scores
	8	medium-fast many people lose here, practice hard, master this pace
	10	quick though easily containable (my favorite level)
	12	little quicker than last, goes up and down a lot so can be completed with minimal lives lost
	13	This guy is Very quick, a lot of experience, practice and lives are needed from now on
	15	lightning quick requiring quick thinking and complex maneuvering, you will lose lives
	17	this level like the last is lightning quick, not many have reached it, a Lot of Luck is needed, 17 kills on this guy may as well be called impossible
	???	I only know of Duke, I have never versed The Duke

Summing Up

Always remember the golden rule! ALWAYS STAY BEHIND YOUR OPPONENT! As with everything, practice will make perfect. The game is one of the most under-rated games in neopia. I urge everyone to tell your friends about it and you could even set up a game challenge with your friends by following this link:

Send Challenge
OR
World Challenge

THE HIGHSCORE TABLE FOR THE GAME CAN BE FOUND HERE:

High Score Table

When high score tables are reset: You can usually obtain a trophy with a score of 700+ One extra thing: To see a demo of skies over meridell, click the sun in the menu window!

To see a demo of Skies Over Meridell, click the sun in the menu window once the game has loaded!

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