Pet Simulator 99 Wiki

Pets drive team progression and long-term collecting in Pet Simulator 99. Stat pets usually come from eggs, while Exclusive, Huge, Titanic, Gargantuan, Secret, event, merch, and special-grant pets follow different acquisition rules. Class and availability help you judge whether a pet is a team upgrade, a chase goal, or a trade-check item.

Eggs turn Pet Simulator 99 progress into new pet pools. Numbered eggs follow the main area route, Fishing World eggs use their own coins, and PS99 exclusive eggs come from shop, pack, lootbox, or trading routes. The world, cost, and chase pet help you decide where to spend your next hatch.

Enchant books fill loadout slots and boost jobs such as farming, hatching, tapping, movement, and special reward spawns. Normal families can be upgraded through tiers, while special books usually keep one fixed effect and may have limited obtainment routes. Choosing books that support the same goal makes each slot work harder.

Potions improve farming, normal egg luck, pet damage, movement, item drops, or a chosen XP target. Standard tiers can be upgraded and queued for longer sessions, while special and XP potions are worth saving for a specific goal.

Areas are the main Pet Simulator 99 progression route. Unlocking them opens better farming zones and can reveal eggs, machines, merchants, minigames, rebirth gates, or travel into another world. Remembering the important facility stops makes backtracking much less of a treasure hunt.

Machines handle the repeatable jobs that keep progression moving: pet conversion, hatching upgrades, crafting, daycare rewards, quests, boosts, and hub access. Each station has its own location and input, and some choices use valuable pets or cannot be reversed.

Charms give Huge, Titanic, and Gargantuan pets farming, damage, movement, leveling, or slot effects. Pets unlock charm slots as they level, and each engraved charm stays attached until a Hammer destroys it or a Chisel returns it to your inventory. Charm Stones reveal the charms used in those loadouts.

Hoverboards are movement cosmetics that make travel faster across Pet Simulator 99. The standard board unlocks through early area progression, while other designs come from achievements, shops, packs, events, clan battles, leaderboards, and partner eligibility. Availability and trade status show whether you can still follow the original route or need to look for a player trade.

Booth skins change the look of your selling stand in the Trading Plaza. Some come from direct unlocks, while others were tied to gifts, events, old shops, or clan rewards. Availability and trade status tell you whether to follow an unlock route, meet an account requirement, or trade with another player.

Mastery is the long-term skill system behind repeated actions such as farming, hatching, upgrading, opening rewards, fishing, digging, and fusing. Each track has its own XP source and permanent perks, so your best target depends on the play loop you use most.

Minigames are repeatable side activities found across Pet Simulator 99's progression worlds. You unlock their entrances with new areas, then play obstacle courses, fishing, digging, chest rooms, boss fights, gathering, drawing, and timed trials for rewards. Cooldowns, schedules, tokens, and daily limits decide when each activity fits your route.

Shiny Relics are hidden golden paw collectibles found across Pet Simulator 99's worlds, hubs, minigames, and Trading Plaza. Each five-relic milestone improves shiny pet odds, making the hunt a permanent boost for future hatching. Exact area and landmark clues help separate main-route relics from the ones tucked inside side spaces.