All 200 Shiny Relic Locations in Pet Simulator 99

Shiny Relics are golden paw collectibles hidden across Pet Simulator 99's worlds, hubs, minigames, and Trading Plaza. Each five-relic milestone improves your chance of hatching shiny pets, so a careful world-by-world sweep pays off long after the treasure hunt ends.

Follow the travel route

Start in Trading Plaza, then move through the worlds in order. Within each world, clear the lowest area numbers first and finish every clue for an area before unlocking the next one. Some zones hide more than one relic, a small trap for anyone who leaves after the first golden paw.

Use the named landmark for the final search. Relics can sit behind signs, inside wall gaps, under bridges, beside machines, in water, or on raised scenery. When a clue names an entrance or exit, face the same direction you use while progressing through the zone.

Minigames and hubs need their own visit. Fishing, digsite, obby, and Lucky Blocks relics are inside those spaces, while Void Spawn relics sit around its travel machines. Clearing the matching numbered area alone will not collect them.

What the relic boost does

Shiny Relics add permanent progress toward better shiny pet odds. The bonus advances at each five-relic milestone, but the game does not show an exact percentage for each step. Think of the hunt as a lasting hatch boost, not a pet or item reward waiting at each location.

A collected relic stays in place with a faded look. If a golden paw seems dull, you have already claimed it. That visual check is handy when several clues send you back to the same area and every rock starts looking suspicious.

Check awkward hiding spots slowly

Turn the camera around large props and scan both sides of repeated scenery. Banners, buckets, boats, trees, crystals, rocks, and machines often block a relic until you stand close or look from the side.

If an area still seems unfinished, check every row with that area name before traveling away. The area gets you close, but the location hint identifies the exact object or corner that matters.

Spawn World establishes the usual hiding pattern: signs, bushes, walls, machines, bridges, trees, and minigame entrances all deserve a close look.

Tech World reuses machines, vents, panels, portals, satellites, water, and rocky corners. Match the area number before following a familiar-looking clue.

Void World mixes Void Spawn hubs with Prison, Hacker, elemental, Kawaii, Doodle, and island areas. Check every clue tied to the same area before moving on.

Fantasy World hides relics around arches, waterfalls, rocks, dragon skulls, trees, crystals, and vending landmarks along its route.