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Spring

2016-04-25T23:27:30Z

Ryanruff13: :D

:''For the shop on Roo Island that sells springs, see [[Springy Things]].''

'''Spring''' is a [[colour]] available solely for [[Petpet]]s. Initially, the [[Snowbunny]] [[Petpet]] was the only Petpet that could be this colour, and could only be found randomly in the [[item]] ''Spring Gift Basket'' - other Snowbunnies cannot be painted Spring, nor can Spring Snowbunnies be painted a different colour. On April 25, 2016, the option for [[Pawkeet]]s and [[Triffin]]s to be painted Spring was introduced along with the new paint brush.

[[Category:colours]]

List of Neopet Redesigns

2016-02-19T22:34:05Z

Ryanruff13: adding Custard Buzz comparison

'''''To-do:''' Add dates, images, and...well, finish up the rest of the pets.''

Over the course of Neopets' history, some Neopets have received updates to their designs and even complete overhauls since their debut.

== Pre-Customization Updates ==
=== Acara ===
[[File:Tigren_green_baby.gif|thumb|left|The Tigren...]][[File:Green_acara_4.png|thumb|right|...and the Acara!]]The [[Acara]] originated as a Neopet called the "Tigren". On July 19, 2000, the Acara then gained its current name, and a design that (vaguely) resembled its current design.

=== Aisha ===
The original Aisha sported a cat like appearance - perhaps moreso then its current design. The next revision updated it to include a smile, more curved eyes, and an overall more "rounded" and polished appearance.

=== Blumaroo ===
The first revision of the Bluamroo was fairly minor, cleaning up the linework - most noticeable around the base of the nose, and also in the placement of its left eye - and replacing the gradients with more solid shading.

=== Bruce ===
The initial Bruce had just a ''subtle'' difference from today's incarnation: it was initially a cropped photo of television personality Bruce Forsyth from the torso up. The next revision replaced his appearance with a drawn caricature of Forsyth instead.

The next, more finalized revision of the Bruce changed it to something considerably more Neopet-themed, and was turned into a penguin. Its last pre-customization update significantly reduced its build, made the bow much larger, and increased the size of its eyes.

=== Buzz ===
The Buzz started out as a Neopet called the "Fleye", which was fittingly a giant, '''fl'''ying '''eye'''ball with wings and heart-shaped antennae.

It was eventually revised to a considerably more familiar design. The next revision straightened its pose and gave it a slightly lighter coloring.

=== Chia ===
The initial Chia, being a pet with a simple design - was considerably similar to the Chia of today. The only differences distinguishing the former design apart from its current are the use of gradients, a simple body shape, and a different pose that looks directly at the viewers.

=== Cybunny ===
The redesign of the Cybunny seems to have moderately reduced its torso build (or at least, increased the size of the mane to make its body look thinner), make alterations to its face, and added a small amount of hair in front of its ears. The mane design had its spot outlines removed and more pastel-like colors.

=== Elephante ===
The redesign of the Elephante gave it its sitting pose, added its hat, resized the eyes and added orange pupils, and significantly adjusted the coloring. Interestingly for a design that was still early in the site's lifespan, the redesign of the Elephante would remain its current design for a while until the 2007 customization update.

=== Eyrie ===
The original Eyrie was first named the "Tatsu", followed by "Cerpull". The Tatsu/Cerpull featured a more sinister, dragon-like appearance. The subsequent design removed the yellow coloring on the wings and back, removed the red fingertips and back scales, ditched its horns in favor for ears and a orange, bird-like beak.

=== Gelert ===
The original Gelert was named the "Polypup", and had a considerably different build with a rounder body, less defined nose, and rounder eyes.

=== JubJub ===
The original JubJub was known as the "JibJib", which was changed to perhaps avoid confusion with the identically-titled company. The following redesign was relatively minor, very subtly improving the shading (particularly on the mane) and adjusted its pose, where it now stands on both feet. The next design bestowed it with larger, shinier eyes, differently-colored eyebrows, and slightly wider, darker feet.

The JubJub then had a more drastic reimagining which gave it a standing pose, a larger forehead, a slightly less tealish fur coloring, and pupil dark eyes with more spacing.

=== Kacheek ===
The original name was the "Badeek", and it had a black eyemask. The next Kacheek was given a defined body, lighter coloring, and a small amount of hair. After that, the linework was made thicker, shines were added to the eyes, and the shading was slightly adjusted.

=== Kau ===
The Kau was originally an ''entirely'' different Neopet known as the "Macy Gray". It - or rather, she - was a caricature of the singer of the same name, surrounded by music notes and equipped with a ray gun.

The redesigned Kau gave it its familiar design.

=== Koi ===
The original Koi was significantly thicker and darker colored. The next Koi streamlined its appearance, keeping its overall features but with heavily redesigned proportions and details.

The next Koi gave it larger pupils, different scales, and a more detailed skin coloring. This redesign is perhaps significant for being the only ''drastic'' redesign that did not occur in the first couple years of the site.

=== Quiggle ===
The Quiggle was initially known as the "Frogstomp", and had a very simple body design, crossed eyes, and a light blue coloring. The next Quiggle gave significant spacing between the eyes, a more amiable face (complete with a large mouth and eyes that were actually focused), and red stripes. The next design, while keeping the Quiggle's overall pose, improved the shading and linework.

=== Usul ===
The first Usul had blue coloring and red features. The next revision gave it larger pupils and a more amiable facial expression. The coloring of its fur was changed to be tan for each of the basic colors.

== 2007 Customization Update ==
In one of the largest updates to Neopet designs - and indeed, perhaps the entire website in general - was introduced in April 2007. Neopets were completely redrawn and were given the ability to wear clothing and stand in front of backgrounds. As a result of this:
*Neopets now stand in a standardized pose, with their left hand slightly outstretched to enable them to hold objects. Neopets that once faced to their right now face the opposite direction.
*The different poses are now much less varied, now being limited to facial expressions slightly changing based on their current emotion.
*Neopets now appear sad when they are at least "very hungry". ''('''To-do:''' Find out whether or not this was always the case, because my memory is bad right now.)''
*Male and female Neopets now have slight variations to distinguish each other.

== Post-Customization Updates ==
=== Transparent Peophin ===
[[File:Transparentpeophin_comparison.png|border|right]]The initial version of the Transparent Peophin was released on July 25, 2015.

After some...''less''-than-positive feedback on the design from users, it was redrawn about a month later, giving it much smoother shading, adding bodily features, and adjusting its overall skeletal structure.

=== Woodland and Eventide Kikos ===
The Woodland and the Eventide Kikos were initially lacking their bandage, with the latter also missing its hair. The two were eventually fixed around the same time that the Transparent Peophin was redrawn.

=== Gold Kau ===
The original Gold Kau originally sported a peculiar hoof design (likened by users to resembling clogs), which was eventually fixed at about the same time as the Transparent Peophin was revised.

=== Ice and Custard Buzzes ===
[[File:Custardbuzz_comparison.png|300px|left|border|thumb|"Hey, my eyesight suddenly got better! ...Oh, nevermind.]]

The original Ice and Custard Buzz, released on January 12, 2016, originally had pupil eyes rather than the standard, flatly-colored insect eyes of the Buzz. (This was speculated by users to have been the result of an artist misinterpreting the design of the eye reflection.) This was fixed by the time the Buzzes arrived at the Rainbow Pool at around January 26.

== Sources ==
*[http://www.neopets.com/~oldneopets Oldneopets' Petpage]

File:Custardbuzz comparison.png

2016-02-19T22:30:11Z

Ryanruff13: '''Sources:''' [http://images.neopets.com/items/buzz-custard.jpg] and [http://pets.neopets.com/cp/68tsww8z/1/5.png], respectively

'''Sources:''' [http://images.neopets.com/items/buzz-custard.jpg] and [http://pets.neopets.com/cp/68tsww8z/1/5.png], respectively

List of Neopet Redesigns

2016-02-14T22:37:21Z

Ryanruff13:

'''''To-do:''' Add dates, images, and...well, finish up the rest of the pets.''

Over the course of Neopets' history, some Neopets have received updates to their designs and even complete overhauls since their debut.

== Pre-Customization Updates ==
=== Acara ===
[[File:Tigren_green_baby.gif|thumb|left|The Tigren...]][[File:Green_acara_4.png|thumb|right|...and the Acara!]]The [[Acara]] originated as a Neopet called the "Tigren". On July 19, 2000, the Acara then gained its current name, and a design that (vaguely) resembled its current design.

=== Aisha ===
The original Aisha sported a cat like appearance - perhaps moreso then its current design. The next revision updated it to include a smile, more curved eyes, and an overall more "rounded" and polished appearance.

=== Blumaroo ===
The first revision of the Bluamroo was fairly minor, cleaning up the linework - most noticeable around the base of the nose, and also in the placement of its left eye - and replacing the gradients with more solid shading.

=== Bruce ===
The initial Bruce had just a ''subtle'' difference from today's incarnation: it was initially a cropped photo of television personality Bruce Forsyth from the torso up. The next revision replaced his appearance with a drawn caricature of Forsyth instead.

The next, more finalized revision of the Bruce changed it to something considerably more Neopet-themed, and was turned into a penguin. Its last pre-customization update significantly reduced its build, made the bow much larger, and increased the size of its eyes.

=== Buzz ===
The Buzz started out as a Neopet called the "Fleye", which was fittingly a giant, '''fl'''ying '''eye'''ball with wings and heart-shaped antennae.

It was eventually revised to a considerably more familiar design. The next revision straightened its pose and gave it a slightly lighter coloring.

=== Chia ===
The initial Chia, being a pet with a simple design - was considerably similar to the Chia of today. The only differences distinguishing the former design apart from its current are the use of gradients, a simple body shape, and a different pose that looks directly at the viewers.

=== Cybunny ===
The redesign of the Cybunny seems to have moderately reduced its torso build (or at least, increased the size of the mane to make its body look thinner), make alterations to its face, and added a small amount of hair in front of its ears. The mane design had its spot outlines removed and more pastel-like colors.

=== Elephante ===
The redesign of the Elephante gave it its sitting pose, added its hat, resized the eyes and added orange pupils, and significantly adjusted the coloring. Interestingly for a design that was still early in the site's lifespan, the redesign of the Elephante would remain its current design for a while until the 2007 customization update.

=== Eyrie ===
The original Eyrie was first named the "Tatsu", followed by "Cerpull". The Tatsu/Cerpull featured a more sinister, dragon-like appearance. The subsequent design removed the yellow coloring on the wings and back, removed the red fingertips and back scales, ditched its horns in favor for ears and a orange, bird-like beak.

=== Gelert ===
The original Gelert was named the "Polypup", and had a considerably different build with a rounder body, less defined nose, and rounder eyes.

=== JubJub ===
The original JubJub was known as the "JibJib", which was changed to perhaps avoid confusion with the identically-titled company. The following redesign was relatively minor, very subtly improving the shading (particularly on the mane) and adjusted its pose, where it now stands on both feet. The next design bestowed it with larger, shinier eyes, differently-colored eyebrows, and slightly wider, darker feet.

The JubJub then had a more drastic reimagining which gave it a standing pose, a larger forehead, a slightly less tealish fur coloring, and pupil dark eyes with more spacing.

=== Kacheek ===
The original name was the "Badeek", and it had a black eyemask. The next Kacheek was given a defined body, lighter coloring, and a small amount of hair. After that, the linework was made thicker, shines were added to the eyes, and the shading was slightly adjusted.

=== Kau ===
The Kau was originally an ''entirely'' different Neopet known as the "Macy Gray". It - or rather, she - was a caricature of the singer of the same name, surrounded by music notes and equipped with a ray gun.

The redesigned Kau gave it its familiar design.

=== Koi ===
The original Koi was significantly thicker and darker colored. The next Koi streamlined its appearance, keeping its overall features but with heavily redesigned proportions and details.

The next Koi gave it larger pupils, different scales, and a more detailed skin coloring. This redesign is perhaps significant for being the only ''drastic'' redesign that did not occur in the first couple years of the site.

=== Quiggle ===
The Quiggle was initially known as the "Frogstomp", and had a very simple body design, crossed eyes, and a light blue coloring. The next Quiggle gave significant spacing between the eyes, a more amiable face (complete with a large mouth and eyes that were actually focused), and red stripes. The next design, while keeping the Quiggle's overall pose, improved the shading and linework.

=== Usul ===
The first Usul had blue coloring and red features. The next revision gave it larger pupils and a more amiable facial expression. The coloring of its fur was changed to be tan for each of the basic colors.

== 2007 Customization Update ==
In one of the largest updates to Neopet designs - and indeed, perhaps the entire website in general - was introduced in April 2007. Neopets were completely redrawn and were given the ability to wear clothing and stand in front of backgrounds. As a result of this:
*Neopets now stand in a standardized pose, with their left hand slightly outstretched to enable them to hold objects. Neopets that once faced to their right now face the opposite direction.
*The different poses are now much less varied, now being limited to facial expressions slightly changing based on their current emotion.
*Neopets now appear sad when they are at least "very hungry". ''('''To-do:''' Find out whether or not this was always the case, because my memory is bad right now.)''
*Male and female Neopets now have slight variations to distinguish each other.

== Post-Customization Updates ==
=== Transparent Peophin ===
[[File:Transparentpeophin_comparison.png|border|right]]The initial version of the Transparent Peophin was released on July 25, 2015.

After some...''less''-than-positive feedback on the design from users, it was redrawn about a month later, giving it much smoother shading, adding bodily features, and adjusting its overall skeletal structure.

=== Woodland and Eventide Kikos ===
The Woodland and the Eventide Kikos were initially lacking their bandage, with the latter also missing its hair. The two were eventually fixed around the same time that the Transparent Peophin was redrawn.

=== Gold Kau ===
The original Gold Kau originally sported a peculiar hoof design (likened by users to resembling clogs), which was eventually fixed at about the same time as the Transparent Peophin was revised.

=== Ice and Custard Buzzes ===
The original Ice and Custard Buzz, released on January 12, 2016, originally had pupil eyes rather than the standard, flatly-colored insect eyes of the Buzz. This was noted by users to have been the result of an artist misinterpreting the design of the eye reflection. This was fixed by the time the Buzzes arrived at the Rainbow Pool at around January 26.

== Sources ==
*[http://www.neopets.com/~oldneopets Oldneopets' Petpage]

Daily Puzzle

2016-02-14T22:25:44Z

Ryanruff13:

List of Neopet Redesigns

2016-02-09T19:15:00Z

Ryanruff13:

'''''To-do:''' Add dates, images, and...well, finish up.''

Over the course of Neopets' history, some Neopets have received updates to their designs and even complete overhauls since their debut.

== Pre-Customization Updates ==
=== Acara ===
[[File:Tigren_green_baby.gif|thumb|left]][[File:Green_acara_4.png|thumb|right]]The [[Acara]] originated as a Neopet called the "Tigren". On July 19, 2000, the Acara then gained its current name, and a design that (vaguely) resembled its current design.

=== Aisha ===
The original Aisha sported a cat like appearance - perhaps moreso then its current design. The next revision updated it to include a smile, more curved eyes, and an overall more "rounded" and polished appearance.

=== Blumaroo ===
The first revision of the Bluamroo was fairly minor, cleaning up the linework - most noticeable around the base of the nose, and also in the placement of its left eye - and replacing the gradients with more solid shading.

=== Bruce ===
The initial Bruce had just a ''subtle'' difference from today's incarnation: it was initially a cropped photo of television personality Bruce Forsyth from the torso up. The next revision replaced his appearance with a drawn caricature of Forsyth instead.

The next, more finalized revision of the Bruce changed it to something considerably more Neopet-themed, and was turned into a penguin. Its last pre-customization update significantly reduced its build, made the bow much larger, and increased the size of its eyes.

=== Buzz ===
The Buzz started out as a Neopet called the "Fleye", which was fittingly a giant, '''fl'''ying '''eye'''ball with wings and heart-shaped antennae.

It was eventually revised to a considerably more familiar design. The next revision straightened its pose and gave it a slightly lighter coloring.

=== Chia ===
The initial Chia, being a pet with a simple design - was considerably similar to the Chia of today. The only differences distinguishing the former design apart from its current are the use of gradients, a simple body shape, and a different pose that looks directly at the viewers.

=== Cybunny ===
The redesign of the Cybunny seems to have moderately reduced its torso build (or at least, increased the size of the mane to make its body look thinner), make alterations to its face, and added a small amount of hair in front of its ears. The mane design had its spot outlines removed and more pastel-like colors.

=== Elephante ===
The redesign of the Elephante gave it its sitting pose, added its hat, resized the eyes and added orange pupils, and significantly adjusted the coloring. Interestingly for a still early design, this would remain all the way until 2007.

=== Eyrie ===
The original Eyrie was first named the "Tatsu", followed by "Cerpull". The Tatsu/Cerpull featured a more sinister, dragon-like appearance. The subsequent design removed the yellow coloring on the wings and back, removed the red fingertips and back scales, ditched its horns in favor for ears and a orange, bird-like beak.

=== Gelert ===
The original Gelert was named the "Polypup", and had a considerably different build with a rounder body, less defined nose, and rounder eyes.

=== JubJub ===
The original JubJub was known as the "JibJib", which was changed to perhaps avoid confusion with the identically-titled company. The following redesign was relatively minor, very subtly improving the shading (particularly on the mane) and adjusted its pose, where it now stands on both feet. The next design bestowed it with larger, shinier eyes, differently-colored eyebrows, and slightly wider, darker feet.

The JubJub then had a more drastic reimagining which gave it a standing pose, a larger forehead, a slightly less tealish fur coloring, and pupil dark eyes with more spacing.

=== Kacheek ===
The original name was the "Badeek", and it had a black eyemask. The next Kacheek was given a defined body, lighter coloring, and a small amount of hair. After that, the linework was made thicker, shines were added to the eyes, and the shading was slightly adjusted.

=== Kau ===
The Kau was originally an ''entirely'' different Neopet known as the "Macy Gray". It - or rather, she - was a caricature of the singer of the same name, surrounded by music notes and equipped with a ray gun.

The redesigned Kau gave it its familiar design.

=== Koi ===
The original Koi was significantly thicker and darker colored. The next Koi streamlined its appearance, keeping its overall features but with heavily redesigned proportions and details.

The next Koi gave it larger pupils, different scales, and a more detailed skin coloring. This redesign is perhaps significant for being the only ''drastic'' redesign that did not occur in the first couple years of the site.

=== Quiggle ===
The Quiggle was initially known as the "Frogstomp", and had a very simple body design, crossed eyes, and a light blue coloring. The next Quiggle gave significant spacing between the eyes, a more amiable face (complete with a large mouth and eyes that were actually focused), and red stripes. The next design, while keeping the Quiggle's overall pose, improved the shading and linework.

=== Usul ===
The first Usul had blue coloring and red features. The next revision gave it larger pupils and a more amiable facial expression. The coloring of its fur was changed to be tan for each of the basic colors.

== 2007 Customization Update ==
In one of the largest updates to Neopet designs - and indeed, perhaps the entire website in general - was introduced in April 2007. Neopets were completely redrawn and were given the ability to wear clothing and stand in front of backgrounds. As a result of this:
*Neopets now stand in a standardized pose, with their left hand slightly outstretched to enable them to hold objects. Neopets that once faced to their right now face the opposite direction.
*The different poses are now much less varied, now being limited to facial expressions slightly changing based on their current emotion.
*Neopets now appear sad when they are at least "very hungry". ''('''To-do:''' Find out whether or not this was always the case, because my memory is bad right now.)''
*Male and female Neopets now have slight variations to distinguish each other.

== Post-Customization Updates ==
=== Transparent Peophin ===
[[File:Transparentpeophin_comparison.png|border|right]]The initial version of the Transparent Peophin was released on July 25, 2015.

After some...''less''-than-positive feedback on the design from users, it was redrawn about a month later, giving it much smoother shading, adding features, and adjusting the skeletal structure in its fin.

=== Woodland and Eventide Kikos ===
The Woodland and the Eventide Kikos were initially missing their bandage. This was eventually fixed, around the same time that the Transparent Peophin was redrawn.

=== Gold Kau ===
The original Gold Kau originally sported a peculiar hoof design (likened by users to resembling golden clogs), which was eventually fixed at about the same time as the Transparent Peophin was revised.

=== Ice and Custard Buzzes ===
The original Ice and Custard Buzz, released on January 12, 2016, originally had pupil eyes rather than the standard, flatly-colored insect eyes of the Buzz. This was noted by users to have been the result of an artist misinterpreting the design of the eye reflection. This was fixed by the time the Buzzes arrived at the Rainbow Pool at around January 26.

== Sources ==
*[http://www.neopets.com/~oldneopets Oldneopets' Petpage]

List of Neopet Redesigns

2016-02-09T16:20:58Z

Ryanruff13: adding comparison image

'''''To-do:''' Add dates, images, and...well, finish up.''

Over the course of Neopets' history, some Neopets have received updates to their designs and even complete overhauls since their debut.

== Pre-Customization Updates ==
=== Acara ===
[[File:Tigren_green_baby.gif|thumb|left]][[File:Green_acara_4.png|thumb|right]]The [[Acara]] originated as a Neopet called the "Tigren". On July 19, 2000, the Acara then gained its current name, and a design that (vaguely) resembled its current design.

=== Aisha ===
The original Aisha sported a cat like appearance - perhaps moreso then its current design. The next revision updated it to include a smile, more curved eyes, and an overall more "rounded" and polished appearance.

=== Blumaroo ===
The first revision of the Bluamroo was fairly minor, cleaning up the linework - most noticeable around the base of the nose, and also in the placement of its left eye - and replacing the gradients with more solid shading.

=== Bruce ===
The initial Bruce had just a ''subtle'' difference from today's incarnation: it was initially a cropped photo of television personality Bruce Forsyth from the torso up. The next revision replaced his appearance with a drawn caricature of Forsyth instead.

The next, more finalized revision of the Bruce changed it to something considerably more Neopet-themed, and was turned into a penguin. Its last pre-customization update significantly reduced its build, made the bow much larger, and increased the size of its eyes.

=== Buzz ===
The Buzz started out as a Neopet called the "Fleye", which was fittingly a giant, '''fl'''ying '''eye'''ball with wings and heart-shaped antennae.

It was eventually revised to a considerably more familiar design. The next revision straightened its pose and gave it a slightly lighter coloring.

=== Chia ===
The initial Chia, being a pet with a simple design - was considerably similar to the Chia of today. The only differences distinguishing the former design apart from its current are the use of gradients, a simple body shape, and a different pose that looks directly at the viewers.

=== Cybunny ===
The redesign of the Cybunny seems to have moderately reduced its torso build (or at least, increased the size of the mane to make its body look thinner), make alterations to its face, and added a small amount of hair in front of its ears. The mane design had its spot outlines removed and more pastel-like colors.

=== Elephante ===
The redesign of the Elephante gave it its sitting pose, added its hat, resized the eyes and added orange pupils, and significantly adjusted the coloring. Interestingly for a still early design, this would remain all the way until 2007.

=== Eyrie ===
The original Eyrie was first named the "Tatsu", followed by "Cerpull". The Tatsu/Cerpull featured a more sinister, dragon-like appearance. The subsequent design removed the yellow coloring on the wings and back, removed the red fingertips and back scales, ditched its horns in favor for ears and a orange, bird-like beak.

=== Gelert ===
The original Gelert was named the "Polypup", and had a considerably different build with a rounder body, less defined nose, and rounder eyes.

=== JubJub ===
The original JubJub was known as the "JibJib", which was changed to perhaps avoid confusion with the identically-titled company. The following redesign was relatively minor, very subtly improving the shading (particularly on the mane) and adjusted its pose, where it now stands on both feet. The next design bestowed it with larger, shinier eyes, differently-colored eyebrows, and slightly wider, darker feet.

The JubJub then had a more drastic reimagining which gave it a standing pose, a larger forehead, a slightly less tealish fur coloring, and pupil dark eyes with more spacing.

=== Kacheek ===
The original name was the "Badeek", and it had a black eyemask. The next Kacheek was given a defined body, lighter coloring, and a small amount of hair. After that, the linework was made thicker, shines were added to the eyes, and the shading was slightly adjusted.

=== Kau ===
The Kau was originally an ''entirely'' different Neopet known as the "Macy Gray". It - or rather, she - was a caricature of the singer of the same name, surrounded by music notes and equipped with a ray gun.

The redesigned Kau gave it its familiar design.

=== Koi ===
The original Koi was significantly thicker and darker colored. The next Koi streamlined its appearance, keeping its overall features but with heavily redesigned proportions and details.

The next Koi gave it larger pupils, different scales, and a more detailed skin coloring. This redesign is perhaps significant for being the only ''drastic'' redesign that did not occur in the first couple years of the site.

=== Quiggle ===
The Quiggle was initially known as the "Frogstomp", and had a very simple body design, crossed eyes, and a light blue coloring. The next Quiggle gave significant spacing between the eyes, a more amiable face (complete with a large mouth and eyes that were actually focused), and red stripes. The next design, while keeping the Quiggle's overall pose, improved the shading and linework.

== 2007 Customization Update ==
In one of the largest updates to Neopet designs - and indeed, perhaps the entire website in general - was introduced in April 2007. Neopets were given the ability to wear clothing and stand in front of backgrounds.

As a result of this, Neopets now stood in a standardized pose.

== Post-Customization Updates ==
=== Transparent Peophin ===
[[File:Transparentpeophin_comparison.png|border|right]]The initial version of the Transparent Peophin was released on July 25, 2015.

After some...''less''-than-positive feedback on the design from users, it was redrawn about a month later, giving it much smoother shading and adjusting the skeletal structure in its fin.

=== Woodland and Eventide Kikos ===
The Woodland and the Eventide Kikos were initially missing their bandage. This was eventually fixed, around the same time that the Transparent Peophin was redrawn.

=== Gold Kau ===
The original Gold Kau originally sported a peculiar hoof design (likened by users to resembling golden clogs), which was eventually fixed at about the same time as the Transparent Peophin was revised.

=== Ice and Custard Buzzes ===
The original Ice and Custard Buzz, released on January 12, 2016, originally had pupil eyes rather than the standard, flatly-colored insect eyes of the Buzz. This was noted by users to have been the result of an artist misinterpreting the design of the eye reflection. This was fixed by the time the Buzzes arrived at the Rainbow Pool at around January 26.

== Sources ==
*[http://www.neopets.com/~oldneopets Oldneopets' Petpage]

File:Transparentpeophin comparison.png

2016-02-09T16:16:14Z

Ryanruff13: fixing

'''Sources:'''
*[http://images.neopets.com/items/peophin-transparent.jpg]
*[http://pets.neopets.com/cp/8djxwc8o/1/4.png]

File:Transparentpeophin comparison.png

2016-02-09T16:15:51Z

Ryanruff13: '''Sources:''' *http://images.neopets.com/items/peophin-transparent.jpg *http://pets.neopets.com/cp/8djxwc8o/1/4.png

'''Sources:'''
*http://images.neopets.com/items/peophin-transparent.jpg
*http://pets.neopets.com/cp/8djxwc8o/1/4.png

Neopian Adventure Generator

2016-02-09T07:57:51Z

Ryanruff13: I...completely forgot to finish writing this sentence. Don't you just hate when that hap

{{Infobox Game
|GameImage=Ctp 240.gif
|GameID=240
|World=Neopia Central
|Categories=Adventure, Brain Busters, Puzzle
|scoretable=<s>High Scores</s>
}}

The '''Neopian Adventure Generator''' is a "choose your own adventure" generator introduced on March 10, 2003, where users can use write their own adventures (i.e. interactive stories where the player can make their own choices on what they want to do) and play other people's adventures. The Generator is hosted by [[Borri]], a [[Red]] [[Quiggle]] wizard.

== Gameplay ==
=== Navigation ===
Adventures are separated based on their genre into eleven categories as listed below. Each page shows the user forty adventures at a time along with the page count and its user rating, and refreshing the page (with the exception of the "Top 40" page) will show more random adventures. Clicking the "Play" button will make the adventure pop up in a new window.

Adventures themselves are divided into various pages which each explain the current happenings in the story, sometimes with an image located to the right that serves to illustrate the action. Adventures can be about any subject that one can think of - such as navigating a forest, babysitting Neopets for somebody, or personality quizzes, to name a few examples. A page can end with a maximum of four links, and each of them can lead the player to a different part of the story.

=== Endings ===

[[File:Deadend_example.png|thumb|An example of a "Dead End" - in this case, where the player ends up unwittingly missing a job opportunity.]]Some links will lead to pages that are "dead ends"; i.e. "bad" endings that require the player to restart the adventure from the beginning. The underlying goal is to reach the "finish line" of the whole story, which is designated with the words "The End!" under the main text.

=== Ratings ===
Adventures can be rated on a scale from one to five stars by clicking one of the options at the bottom of the adventure. This has the advantage of possibly making the adventure appear in the "Top 40" list. It is even possible for the player to rate the same adventure multiple times (if one really ''loves'' a certain adventure), up to once per day.

== Creating an Adventure ==
[[File:Theend_example.png|thumb|An example of "The End" - in this case, where the player finally escapes his or her impending doom.]]
The process to creating an adventure of one's own is fairly straightforward. The player first chooses a title, the land that it takes place in (the only effect that this option seems to have on the adventure is on the default color scheme provided), a genre, a color scheme for each element on the page, and whether or not to show page numbers.

Pages are listed in a "master list", which conveniently gives both brief snippets of each page's contents, the page numbers that the page links to, whether or not a page is a Dead End/Finish Line, or whether or not the page has an image or not. The player can click the "edit" button on an entry to edit that page's contents.

For an adventure to show up on the list of adventures for other users to play, an adventure must first be "locked". If the player then wishes to edit the adventure again, then he or she can then unlock and relock their adventure at will.

== Categories ==
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=top40 Top 40]''' (Adventures with the highest ratings are listed here, provided that the adventure has at least fifty votes.)
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=random Random]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=5 Battle]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=0 Comedy]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=4 Drama]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=1 Fantasy]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=9 Instructional]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=6 Mystery]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=2 Role Playing]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=7 Science Fiction]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=3 Test/Quiz]'''

== Neopets Adventure Spotlight ==
Users could submit their adventures to the Neoadventure Spotlight, and if their adventure was chosen, they won 10,000 [[Neopoints]] and received a [[trophy]]. The spotlight would be discontinued on June 6, 2009, with the final winner being the aptly-titled "[http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml?place=288 The Last Neoadventure]".

== Glitches ==
*A recent glitch since 2014, as a result of Neopets' transition to new servers following its acquisition by [[JumpStart]], makes it so that most of the category lists (except for the "Top 40" and "Random" lists) do not show any adventures and will instead show the text "There were no adventures found matching this criteria", effectively rendering most adventures directly inaccessible. Adventures can, however, still be accessed by clicking the link to them on a user lookup, or if the player remembers the username of the creator of the adventure.
*Placing single quotation marks (') anywhere in a page's text will trigger the "Your page contained one or more inappropriate words" notice. As a result, contractions are unable to be used. Additionally, the "inappropriate words" filter is notorious amongst fans for being prone to trigger easily, leaving one confused to what the offending word(s) could be triggering it.
*For a time, images could not be properly inserted in adventures. The glitch eventually disappeared at one point in 2014.

==External links==
*'''Neoadventure Spotlight:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml Neopets Adventure Spotlight]

{{GameLocNav|NeopiaCentral}}
{{GameCatNav}}
[[Category:Adventure Games]]
[[Category:Neopia Central Games]]
[[Category:Customizable]]

List of Neopet Redesigns

2016-02-08T21:57:33Z

Ryanruff13:

'''''To-do:''' Add dates, images, and...well, finish up.''

Over the course of Neopets' history, some Neopets have received updates to their designs and even complete overhauls since their debut.

== Pre-Customization Updates ==
=== Acara ===
[[File:Tigren_green_baby.gif|thumb|left]][[File:Green_acara_4.png|thumb|right]]The [[Acara]] originated as a Neopet called the "Tigren". On July 19, 2000, the Acara then gained its current name, and a design that (vaguely) resembled its current design.

=== Aisha ===
The original Aisha sported a cat like appearance - perhaps moreso then its current design. The next revision updated it to include a smile, more curved eyes, and an overall more "rounded" and polished appearance.

=== Blumaroo ===
The first revision of the Bluamroo was fairly minor, cleaning up the linework - most noticeable around the base of the nose, and also in the placement of its left eye - and replacing the gradients with more solid shading.

=== Bruce ===
The initial Bruce had just a ''subtle'' difference from today's incarnation: it was initially a cropped photo of television personality Bruce Forsyth from the torso up. The next revision replaced his appearance with a drawn caricature of Forsyth instead.

The next, more finalized revision of the Bruce changed it to something considerably more Neopet-themed, and was turned into a penguin. Its last pre-customization update significantly reduced its build, made the bow much larger, and increased the size of its eyes.

=== Buzz ===
The Buzz started out as a Neopet called the "Fleye", which was fittingly a giant, '''fl'''ying '''eye'''ball with wings and heart-shaped antennae.

It was eventually revised to a considerably more familiar design. The next revision straightened its pose and gave it a slightly lighter coloring.

=== Chia ===
The initial Chia, being a pet with a simple design - was considerably similar to the Chia of today. The only differences distinguishing the former design apart from its current are the use of gradients, a simple body shape, and a different pose that looks directly at the viewers.

=== Cybunny ===
The redesign of the Cybunny seems to have moderately reduced its torso build (or at least, increased the size of the mane to make its body look thinner), make alterations to its face, and added a small amount of hair in front of its ears. The mane design had its spot outlines removed and more pastel-like colors.

=== Elephante ===
The redesign of the Elephante gave it its sitting pose, added its hat, resized the eyes and added orange pupils, and significantly adjusted the coloring. Interestingly for a still early design, this would remain all the way until 2007.

=== Eyrie ===
The original Eyrie was first named the "Tatsu", followed by "Cerpull". The Tatsu/Cerpull featured a more sinister, dragon-like appearance. The subsequent design removed the yellow coloring on the wings and back, removed the red fingertips and back scales, ditched its horns in favor for ears and a orange, bird-like beak.

=== Gelert ===
The original Gelert was named the "Polypup", and had a considerably different build with a rounder body, less defined nose, and rounder eyes.

=== JubJub ===
The original JubJub was known as the "JibJib", which was changed to perhaps avoid confusion with the identically-titled company. The following redesign was relatively minor, very subtly improving the shading (particularly on the mane) and adjusted its pose, where it now stands on both feet. The next design bestowed it with larger, shinier eyes, differently-colored eyebrows, and slightly wider, darker feet.

The JubJub then had a more drastic reimagining which gave it a standing pose, a larger forehead, a slightly less tealish fur coloring, and pupil dark eyes with more spacing.

=== Kacheek ===
The original name was the "Badeek", and it had a black eyemask. The next Kacheek was given a defined body, lighter coloring, and a small amount of hair. After that, the linework was made thicker, shines were added to the eyes, and the shading was slightly adjusted.

=== Kau ===
The Kau was originally an ''entirely'' different Neopet known as the "Macy Gray". It - or rather, she - was a caricature of the singer of the same name, surrounded by music notes and equipped with a ray gun.

The redesigned Kau gave it its familiar design.

=== Koi ===
The original Koi was significantly thicker and darker colored. The next Koi streamlined its appearance, keeping its overall features but with heavily redesigned proportions and details.

The next Koi gave it larger pupils, different scales, and a more detailed skin coloring. This redesign is perhaps significant for being the only ''drastic'' redesign that did not occur in the first couple years of the site.

=== Quiggle ===
The Quiggle was initially known as the "Frogstomp", and had a very simple body design, crossed eyes, and a light blue coloring. The next Quiggle gave significant spacing between the eyes, a more amiable face (complete with a large mouth and eyes that were actually focused), and red stripes. The next design, while keeping the Quiggle's overall pose, improved the shading and linework.

== 2007 Customization Update ==
In one of the largest updates to Neopet designs - and indeed, perhaps the entire website in general - was introduced in April 2007. Neopets were given the ability to wear clothing and stand in front of backgrounds.

As a result of this, Neopets now stood in a standardized pose.

== Post-Customization Updates ==
=== Transparent Peophin ===
The initial version of the Transparent Peophin was released on July 25, 2015. After some...''less''-than-positive feedback on the design from users, it was redrawn about a month later, giving it much smoother shading and adjusting the skeletal structure in its fin.

=== Woodland and Eventide Kikos ===
The Woodland and the Eventide Kikos were initially missing their bandage. This was eventually fixed, around the same time that the Transparent Peophin was redrawn.

=== Gold Kau ===
The original Gold Kau originally sported a peculiar hoof design (likened by users to resembling golden clogs), which was eventually fixed at about the same time as the Transparent Peophin was revised.

=== Ice and Custard Buzzes ===
The original Ice and Custard Buzz, released on January 12, 2016, originally had pupil eyes rather than the standard, flatly-colored insect eyes of the Buzz. This was noted by users to have been the result of an artist misinterpreting the design of the eye reflection. This was fixed by the time the Buzzes arrived at the Rainbow Pool at around January 26.

== Sources ==
*[http://www.neopets.com/~oldneopets Oldneopets' Petpage]

List of Neopet Redesigns

2016-02-08T21:32:21Z

Ryanruff13:

List of Neopet Redesigns

2016-02-08T21:12:57Z

Ryanruff13:

List of Neopet Redesigns

2016-02-08T21:04:04Z

Ryanruff13: I decided that THIS would be an interesting page to write in my spare time. Still definitely a work-in-progress.

Over the course of Neopets' history, some Neopets have received updates to their designs and even complete overhauls since their debut.

== Pre-Customization Updates ==
=== Acara ===
[[File:Tigren_green_baby.gif|thumb|left]][[File:Green_acara_4.png|thumb|right]]The [[Acara]] originated as a Neopet called the "Tigren". On July 19, 2000, the Acara then gained its current name, and a design that (vaguely) resembled its current design.

=== Aisha ===
The original Aisha sported a cat like appearance - perhaps moreso then its current design. The next revision updated it to include a smile, more curved eyes, and an overall more "rounded" and polished appearance.

=== Blumaroo ===
The first revision of the Bluamroo was fairly minor, cleaning up the linework - most noticeable around the base of the nose, and also in the placement of its left eye - and replacing the gradients with more solid shading.

=== Bruce ===
The initial Bruce had just a ''subtle'' difference from today's incarnation: it was initially a cropped photo of television personality Bruce Forsyth from the torso up.

The next revision replaced his appearance with a drawn caricature of Forsyth instead.

== 2007 Customization Update ==
In one of the largest updates to Neopet designs - and indeed, perhaps the entire website in general - was introduced in April 2007. Neopets were given the ability to wear clothing and stand in front of backgrounds.

As a result of this, Neopets now stood in a standardized pose.

== Post-Customization Updates ==
=== Transparent Peophin ===

=== Woodland and Eventide Kikos ===
The Woodland and the Eventide Kikos were initially missing their bandage. This was fixed around the same time that the Transparent Peophin was redrawn.

== Sources ==
*[http://www.neopets.com/~oldneopets Oldneopets' Petpage]

Neopian Adventure Generator

2016-02-08T04:12:20Z

Ryanruff13: minor fixes

{{Infobox Game
|GameImage=Ctp 240.gif
|GameID=240
|World=Neopia Central
|Categories=Adventure, Brain Busters, Puzzle
|scoretable=<s>High Scores</s>
}}

The '''Neopian Adventure Generator''' is a "choose your own adventure" generator introduced on March 10, 2003, where users can use write their own adventures (i.e. interactive stories where the player can make their own choices on what they want to do) and play other people's adventures. The Generator is hosted by [[Borri]], a [[Red]] [[Quiggle]] wizard.

== Gameplay ==
=== Navigation ===
Adventures are separated based on their genre into eleven categories as listed below. Each page shows the user forty adventures at a time along with the page count and its user rating, and refreshing the page (with the exception of the "Top 40" page) will show more random adventures. Clicking the "Play" button will make the adventure pop up in a new window.

Adventures themselves are divided into various pages which each explain the current happenings in the story, sometimes with an image located to the right that serves to illustrate the action. Adventures can be about any subject that one can think of - such as navigating a forest, babysitting Neopets for somebody, or personality quizzes, to name a few examples. A page can end with a maximum of four links, and each of them can lead the player to a different part of the story.

=== Endings ===

[[File:Deadend_example.png|thumb|An example of a "Dead End" - in this case, where the player ends up unwittingly missing a job opportunity.]]Some links will lead to pages that are "dead ends"; i.e. "bad" endings that require the player to restart the adventure from the beginning. The underlying goal is to reach the "finish line" of the whole story, which is designated with the words "The End!" under the main text.

=== Ratings ===
Adventures can be rated on a scale from one to five stars by clicking one of the options at the bottom of the adventure. This has the advantage of possibly making the adventure appear in the "Top 40" list. It is even possible for the player to rate the same adventure multiple times (if one really ''loves'' a certain adventure), up to once per day.

== Creating an Adventure ==
[[File:Theend_example.png|thumb|An example of "The End" - in this case, where the player finally escapes his or her impending doom.]]
The process to creating an adventure of one's own is fairly straightforward. The player first chooses a title, the land that it takes place in (the only effect that this option seems to have on the adventure is on the default color scheme provided), a genre, a color scheme for each element on the page, and whether or not to show page numbers.

Pages are listed in a "master list", which conveniently gives both brief snippets of each page's contents, the page numbers that the page links to, whether or not a page is a Dead End/Finish Line, or whether or not the page has an image or not. The player can click the "edit" button on an entry to edit that page's contents.

For an adventure to show up on the list of adventures for other users to play, an adventure must first be "locked". If the player then wishes to edit the adventure again, then he or she can then unlock and relock their adventure at will.

== Categories ==
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=top40 Top 40]''' (Adventures with the highest ratings are listed here, provided that the adventure has at least fifty votes.)
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=random Random]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=5 Battle]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=0 Comedy]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=4 Drama]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=1 Fantasy]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=9 Instructional]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=6 Mystery]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=2 Role Playing]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=7 Science Fiction]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=3 Test/Quiz]'''

== Neopets Adventure Spotlight ==
Users could submit their adventures to the Neoadventure Spotlight, and if their adventure was chosen, they won 10,000 [[Neopoints]] and received a [[trophy]]. The spotlight would be discontinued on June 6, 2009, with the final winner being the aptly-titled "[http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml?place=288 The Last Neoadventure]".

== Glitches ==
*A recent glitch since 2014, as a result of Neopets' transition to new servers following its acquisition by [[JumpStart]], makes it so that most of the category lists (except for the "Top 40" and "Random" lists) do not show any adventures and will instead show the text "There were no adventures found matching this criteria", effectively rendering most adventures directly inaccessible. Adventures can, however, still be accessed by clicking the link to them on a user lookup, or if the player remembers the username of the creator of the adventure.
*Placing single quotation marks (') anywhere in a page's text will trigger the "Your page contained one or more inappropriate words" notice. As a result, contractions are unable to be used. Additionally, the "inappropriate words" filter is notorious amongst fans
*For a time, images could not be properly inserted in adventures. The glitch eventually disappeared at one point in 2014.

==External links==
*'''Neoadventure Spotlight:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml Neopets Adventure Spotlight]

{{GameLocNav|NeopiaCentral}}
{{GameCatNav}}
[[Category:Adventure Games]]
[[Category:Neopia Central Games]]
[[Category:Customizable]]

File:Deadend example.png

2016-02-05T23:51:40Z

Ryanruff13: This appeared as an image rather than a link. Silly me...

A counterpart to [[:File:Theend_example.png]] - this demonstrates what a Dead End to a [[Neopian Adventure Generator|Neoadventure]] could look like.

'''Credit:''' Excerpt from [http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/load.phtml?creator=gigglessixteen this Neoadventure] in particular. ...Because I thought it was a cute enough adventure. So sue me. :P

Neopian Adventure Generator

2016-02-05T23:49:26Z

Ryanruff13:

{{Infobox Game
|GameImage=Ctp 240.gif
|GameID=240
|World=Neopia Central
|Categories=Adventure, Brain Busters, Puzzle
|scoretable=<s>High Scores</s>
}}

The '''Neopian Adventure Generator''' is a "choose your own adventure" generator introduced on March 10, 2003, where users can use write their own adventures (i.e. interactive stories where the player can make their own choices on what to do) and play other people's adventures. The Generator is hosted by [[Borri]], a [[Red]] [[Quiggle]] wizard.

== Gameplay ==
=== Navigation ===
Adventures are separated based on their genre into eleven categories as listed below. Each page shows the user forty adventures at a time along with the page count and its user rating, and refreshing the page (with the exception of the "Top 40" page) will show more random adventures. Clicking the "Play" button will make the adventure pop up in a new window.

Adventures themselves are divided into various pages which each explain the current happenings in the story, sometimes with an image located to the right that serves to illustrate the action. Adventures can be about any subject that one can think of - such as navigating a forest, babysitting Neopets for somebody, personality quizzes, to name a few examples. A page can end with a maximum of four links, and each of them can lead the player to a different part of the story.

=== Endings ===

[[File:Deadend_example.png|thumb|An example of a "Dead End" - in this case, where the player ends up unwittingly missing a job opportunity.]]Some links will lead to pages that are "dead ends"; i.e. "bad" endings that require the player to restart the adventure from the beginning. The underlying goal is to reach the "finish line" of the whole story, which is designated with the words "The End!" under the main text.

=== Ratings ===
Adventures can be rated on a scale from one to five stars by clicking one of the options at the bottom of the adventure. This has the advantage of possibly making the adventure appear in the "Top 40" list. It is even possible for the player to rate the same adventure multiple times (if one really ''loves'' a certain adventure), up to once per day.

== Creating an Adventure ==
[[File:Theend_example.png|thumb|An example of "The End" - in this care, where the player finally escapes his or her impending doom.]]
The process to creating an adventure of one's own is fairly straightforward. The player first chooses a title, the land that it takes place in (the only effect that this option seems to have on the adventure is on the default color scheme provided), a genre, a color scheme for each element on the page, and whether or not to show page numbers.

Pages are listed in a "master list", which conveniently gives both brief snippets of each page's contents, the page numbers that the page links to, whether or not a page is a Dead End/Finish Line, or whether or not the page has an image or not. The player can click the "edit" button on an entry to edit that page's contents.

For an adventure to show up on the list of adventures for other users to play, an adventure must first be "locked". If the player then wishes to edit the adventure again, then he or she can then unlock and relock their adventure at will.

== Categories ==
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=top40 Top 40]''' (Adventures with the highest ratings are listed here, provided that the adventure has at least fifty votes.)
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=random Random]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=5 Battle]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=0 Comedy]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=4 Drama]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=1 Fantasy]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=9 Instructional]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=6 Mystery]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=2 Role Playing]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=7 Science Fiction]'''
*'''[http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/play/list.phtml?listorder=3 Test/Quiz]'''

== Neopets Adventure Spotlight ==
Users could submit their adventures to the Neoadventure Spotlight, and if their adventure was chosen, they won 10,000 [[Neopoints]] and received a [[trophy]]. The spotlight would be discontinued on June 6, 2009, with the final winner being the aptly-titled "[http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml?place=288 The Last Neoadventure]".

== Glitches ==
*A recent glitch since 2014, as a result of Neopets' transition to new servers following its acquisition by [[JumpStart]], makes it so that most of the category lists (except for the "Top 40" and "Random" lists) do not show any adventures and will instead show the text "There were no adventures found matching this criteria", effectively rendering most adventures directly inaccessible. Adventures can, however, still be accessed by clicking the link to them on a user lookup, or if the player remembers the username of the creator of the adventure.
*Placing single quotation marks (') anywhere in a page's text will trigger the "Your page contained one or more inappropriate words" notice. As a result, contractions are unable to be used. Additionally, the "inappropriate words" filter is notorious amongst fans
*For a time, images could not be properly inserted in adventures. The glitch eventually disappeared at one point in 2014.

==External links==
*'''Neoadventure Spotlight:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml Neopets Adventure Spotlight]

{{GameLocNav|NeopiaCentral}}
{{GameCatNav}}
[[Category:Adventure Games]]
[[Category:Neopia Central Games]]
[[Category:Customizable]]

File:Deadend example.png

2016-02-05T23:48:58Z

Ryanruff13: A counterpart to File:Theend_example.png - this demonstrates what a Dead End to a Neoadventure could look like. '''Credit:''' Excerpt from [http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/load.phtml?creator=gigglessixteen...

A counterpart to [[File:Theend_example.png]] - this demonstrates what a Dead End to a [[Neopian Adventure Generator|Neoadventure]] could look like.

'''Credit:''' Excerpt from [http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/load.phtml?creator=gigglessixteen this Neoadventure] in particular. ...Because I thought it was a cute enough adventure. So sue me. :P

Template:1aDay

2016-02-04T03:33:10Z

Ryanruff13: adding Kiko Pop and Trudy's Surprise

<div align="center">
{| id="toc" style="margin: 0 2em 0 2em; text-align:center"
| style="background:#1C86EE" align="center" | <font color="#ffffff">'''Neopets [[Daily|Dailies]]'''</font>
|-
|
[[Advent Calendar]] '''|''' [[Anchor Management]] '''|''' [[Apple Bobbing]] '''|''' [[Coltzan's Shrine]] '''|''' [[Daily Puzzle]] '''|''' [[Deserted Tomb]] '''|''' [[Faerie Caverns]]<br />[[Forgotten Shore]] '''|''' [[Fruit Machine]] '''|''' [[Giant Jelly]] '''|''' [[Giant Omelette]] '''|''' [[Kiko Pop]] '''|''' [[Lunar Temple]] '''|''' [[Meteor Crash Site 725-XZ]]<br />[[Mysterious Symol Hole]] '''|''' [[The Snowager]] '''|''' [[Tombola]] '''|''' [[Trudy's Surprise]] '''|''' [[Turmaculus]] '''|''' [[Underwater Fishing]]
|}
</div>

[[Category:Dailies]]

Noticeboard

2016-02-04T03:29:34Z

Ryanruff13: Redirected page to Notice Board

#REDIRECT [[Notice Board]]

Kiko Pop

2015-11-14T02:43:03Z

Ryanruff13: Whoops, forgot to log in. Anyways, updating.

[[File:Kikopop.png|thumb|250px|Screenshot of the game in action.]] '''Kiko Pop''' is a daily introduced to Neopets on September 4, 2014. To play, the user first selects one of three difficulty settings, then clicks on a spinning wheel covered in balloons. If the player successfully pops a balloon with a dart, then a random prize is awarded depending on the difficulty level.

{{stub}}
[[Category:Dailies]]

File:Kikopop.png

2015-11-14T02:41:18Z

Ryanruff13:

Neopian Adventure Generator

2015-11-04T03:32:01Z

Ryanruff13:

File:Theend example.png

2015-11-04T03:21:32Z

Ryanruff13: For the Neopian Adventure Generator page: a screenshot from a random adventure ([http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/load.phtml?creator=ghostkomorichu this one] in particular, for those that are curious) to illustrate what a "The End" page lo...

For the [[Neopian Adventure Generator]] page: a screenshot from a random adventure ([http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/load.phtml?creator=ghostkomorichu this one] in particular, for those that are curious) to illustrate what a "The End" page looks like.

Kiko Pop

2015-09-15T21:27:51Z

Ryanruff13: Still a work-in-progress page.

'''Kiko Pop''' is a daily introduced to Neopets around September 2014. To play, the user first selects one of three difficulty settings, then clicks on a spinning wheel covered in balloons. If the player successfully pops one, then a random prize is awarded depending on the difficulty level.

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[[Category:Dailies]]

Kiko Lake

2015-09-15T21:22:02Z

Ryanruff13:

Trudy's Surprise

2015-09-15T21:13:43Z

Ryanruff13:

'''Trudy's Surprise''' is a daily introduced to Neopets in August 2015.

==Gameplay==
Once a day, the user is presented with a slot machine on the next page that he or she visits, with a "Play" button located beneath the slot machine. After clicking the button and causing the reels to spin, the slot machine then stops, awarding a variable amount of Neopoints depending on how many matching images there is. The results are entirely random; despite being a slot machine, the user doesn't choose when to stop the reels, but simply clicks the "Play" button once to play. Trudy's Surprise becomes available to play twenty-four hours after the last spin (rather than the slot machine reappearing at 12:00:00 pm NST, as is sometimes the norm with dailies). If the user waits longer than this time period to spin the reels, then the prizes reset from day one.

After twenty-five consecutive spins, the last of which culminating with an award of 100,000 Neopoints, the prizes then reset. If none of the reels match, then the player can receive a "Bad Luck Bonus" up to once a week, awarding more Neopoints than the usual amount given out when the reels do match. If the player gets no matching reels more than once within a week, then the turn-out for the subsequent spins will give the usual "no-matches" reward, being slightly lower than the usual rewards.
[[Category:Dailies]]

Trudy's Surprise

2015-09-15T20:53:44Z

Ryanruff13:

'''Trudy's Surprise''' is a daily introduced to Neopets in August 2015.

==Gameplay==
Once a day, the user is presented with a slot machine on the next page that he or she visits, with a "Play" button located beneath the slot machine. After clicking the button and causing the reels to spin, the slot machine then stops, awarding a variable amount of Neopoints depending on how many matching images there is. The results are entirely random; despite being a slot machine, the user doesn't choose when to stop the reels, but simply clicks the "Play" button once to play.

After twenty-five consecutive spins, the last of which culminating with an award of 100,000 Neopoints, the prizes then reset. Trudy's Surprise becomes available to play twenty-four hours after the last spin (rather than the slot machine reappearing at 12:00:00 pm NST, as is sometimes the norm with dailies). If the user waits longer than this time period to spin the reels, then the prizes reset from day one.
[[Category:Dailies]]

Trudy's Surprise

2015-09-15T20:48:35Z

Ryanruff13: Creating. It's still a work-in-progress, since it's awkwardly written. It's the best I could do for now, though.

'''Trudy's Surprise''' is a daily introduced to Neopets in August 2015.

==Gameplay==
Once a day, the user is presented with a slot machine on the next page that he or she visits, with a "Play" button located beneath the slot machine. After clicking the button and causing the reels to spin, the slot machine then stops, awarding a variable amount of Neopoints depending on how many matching images there is. The results are entirely random; despite being a slot machine, the user doesn't choose when to stop the reels, but simply clicks the "Play" button once to play.

After twenty-five consecutive spins, the last of which culminating with an award of 100,000 Neopoints, the prizes then reset. Trudy's Surprise becomes available to play twenty-four hours after the last spin (rather than the slot machine reappearing at 12:00:00 pm NST, as is sometimes the norm with dailies). If the user waits longer than this time period to spin the reels, then the prizes reset from day one.

Meriball

2015-08-27T20:45:10Z

Ryanruff13: Updating. I'm not sure whether or not it would be a safe idea to include the link to the game or not.

One of the first things [[Lisha]] and her friends do when they arrive in [[Meridell]] is play the national sport - Meriball!

*'''World:''' Meridell
*'''Game Type:''' Action
*'''NP Ratio:''' 300 NP per 100 pts scored

== Gameplay ==
The player controls Lisha using the arrow keys, using the Space Bar to deflect hit the ball back at your opponent. The goal of the game is to be the last person to have hit the ball before it goes off the screen. Various power-ups are supplied intermittently. The player should be careful to avoid [[Symol]]s that may randomly pop up.

== Removal ==
*The game is currently off the site, and is curiously absent from the [[Game Graveyard]]. A [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=651 Neopian Times editorial] gives the reason for the game's absence, explaining that games "that break are removed from the site indefinitely to avoid abuse." It is unknown what glitch(es) were present in the game that players would have been able to exploit, or even what kind of "abuse" would be caused by performing said glitch (even with the game edited to remove the "Save Score" feature, as is the case with other games in the Game Graveyard).
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[[Category: Game Graveyard]]

Notice Board

2015-08-27T04:54:27Z

Ryanruff13: Replacing the broken link with a working version (though it's not like the Notice Board itself is currently working at the moment).

The '''Notice Board''' is the classified ads section of [[Neopets]], accessed from the shop bar seen in [[Neopia Central]] and in [[shops]]. Users may pay [[Neopoints]] to have their Neopets-related ad put up consisting of their text and (allowed) HTML, to advertise their shop, [[Guild]], or other items of interest. The more Neopoints that the poster pays for the ad (with a maximum allowed of four million Neopoints), the higher up in the listing the ad is placed. There are fifty pages on the Notice Board, displaying ten ads each, for a total of five hundred ads. Ads stay up for a maximum of one week, but as ads are listed from highest paid to lowest, ads at the bottom of page fifty will be pushed entirely off the boards if higher-priced ads are placed.

Currently, a glitch renders the Notice Board nonfunctional for the time being: if the player attempts to create an ad, he or she will get error messages saying to fill out the three fields, even if they are filled out.

==External Links==
*[http://www.neopets.com/noticeboard.phtml Notice Board]
*'''Help File:''' [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=59 Noticeboards - What are they and how do they work?], [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=86 How do you find the Noticeboard?]

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[[Category: shops]]

Neopian Adventure Generator

2015-08-24T12:34:39Z

Ryanruff13: Just realized that this link was redundant.

{{Infobox Game
|GameImage=Ctp 240.gif
|GameID=240
|World=Neopia Central
|Categories=Adventure, Brain Busters, Puzzle
|scoretable=<s>High Scores</s>
}}

The '''Neopian Adventure Generator''' is a "choose your own adventure" generator users can use to create their adventures. It is also possible to play other people's adventures and rate them accordingly. The Generator is hosted by [[Borri]], a [[Red]] [[Quiggle]] wizard.

== Gameplay ==

Adventures consist of various pages that each explain the current happenings in the story. A page can end with a maximum of four links, each of which can lead the player to a different part of the story. Some pages are "dead ends"; i.e. "bad" endings that require the player to restart the adventure from the beginning. The goal is to reach the "finish line", which is designated with the words "The End!" under the main text.

== Categories ==
*Top 40 (Adventures with the highest ratings are listed here, provided that the adventure has at least fifty votes.)
*Random
*Battle
*Comedy
*Drama
*Fantasy
*Instructional
*Mystery
*Role Playing
*Science Fiction
*Test/Quiz

== Neopets Adventure Spotlight ==
Users could submit their adventures to the Neoadventure Spotlight, and if their adventure was chosen, they won 10,000 [[Neopoints]] and received a [[trophy]]. The spotlight would be discontinued on June 6, 2009, with the final winner being the aptly-titled "The Last Neoadventure".

== Glitches ==
*A recent glitch since 2014 means that most of the category lists (except for the "Top 40" and "Random" lists) do not show any adventures, instead showing the text "There were no adventures found matching this criteria", effectively rendering most adventures directly inaccessible. Adventures can, however, still be accessed by clicking the link to them on a user lookup, or if the player remembers the username of the creator of the adventure.
*Placing single quotation marks (') anywhere in a page's text will trigger the "Your page contained one or more inappropriate words" notice. As a result, contractions are unable to be used.
*For a time, images could not be properly inserted in adventures. The glitch eventually disappeared at one point in 2014.

==External links==
*'''Neoadventure Spotlight:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml Neopets Adventure Spotlight]

{{GameLocNav|NeopiaCentral}}
{{GameCatNav}}
[[Category:Adventure Games]]
[[Category:Neopia Central Games]]
[[Category:Customizable]]

Neopian Adventure Generator

2015-08-24T05:03:08Z

Ryanruff13:

{{Infobox Game
|GameImage=Ctp 240.gif
|GameID=240
|World=Neopia Central
|Categories=Adventure, Brain Busters, Puzzle
|scoretable=<s>High Scores</s>
}}

The '''Neopian Adventure Generator''' is a "choose your own adventure" generator users can use to create their adventures. It is also possible to play other people's adventures and rate them accordingly. The Generator is hosted by [[Borri]], a [[Red]] [[Quiggle]] wizard.

== Gameplay ==

Adventures consist of various pages that each explain the current happenings in the story. A page can end with a maximum of four links, each of which can lead the player to a different part of the story. Some pages are "dead ends"; i.e. "bad" endings that require the player to restart the adventure from the beginning. The goal is to reach the "finish line", which is designated with the words "The End!" under the main text.

== Categories ==
*Top 40 (Adventures with the highest ratings are listed here, provided that the adventure has at least fifty votes.)
*Random
*Battle
*Comedy
*Drama
*Fantasy
*Instructional
*Mystery
*Role Playing
*Science Fiction
*Test/Quiz

== Neopets Adventure Spotlight ==
Users could submit their adventures to the Neoadventure Spotlight, and if their adventure was chosen, they won 10,000 [[Neopoints]] and received a [[trophy]]. The spotlight would be discontinued on June 6, 2009, with the final winner being the aptly-titled "The Last Neoadventure".

== Glitches ==
*A recent glitch since 2014 means that most of the category lists (except for the "Top 40" and "Random" lists) do not show any adventures, instead showing the text "There were no adventures found matching this criteria", effectively rendering most adventures directly inaccessible. Adventures can, however, still be accessed by clicking the link to them on a user lookup, or if the player remembers the username of the creator of the adventure.
*Placing single quotation marks (') anywhere in a page's text will trigger the "Your page contained one or more inappropriate words" notice. As a result, contractions are unable to be used.
*For a time, images could not be properly inserted in adventures. The glitch eventually disappeared at one point in 2014.

==External links==
*'''Front Page:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/ Neopian Adventure Generator]
*'''Neoadventure Spotlight:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml Neopets Adventure Spotlight]

{{GameLocNav|NeopiaCentral}}
{{GameCatNav}}
[[Category:Adventure Games]]
[[Category:Neopia Central Games]]
[[Category:Customizable]]

Neopian Adventure Generator

2015-08-24T03:08:38Z

Ryanruff13:

{{Infobox Game
|GameImage=Ctp 240.gif
|GameID=240
|World=Neopia Central
|Categories=Adventure, Brain Busters, Puzzle
|scoretable=<s>High Scores</s>
}}

The '''Neopian Adventure Generator''' is a "choose your own adventure" generator users can use to create their adventures. It is also possible to play other people's adventures and rate them accordingly. The Generator is hosted by [[Borri]], a [[Red]] [[Quiggle]] wizard.

== Gameplay ==

Adventures consist of various pages that each explain the current happenings in the story. A page can end with a maximum of four links, each of which can lead the player to a different part of the story. Some pages are "dead ends"; i.e. "bad" endings that require the player to restart the adventure from the beginning. The goal is to reach the "finish line", which is designated with the words "The End!" under the main text.

== Categories ==
*Top 40 (Adventures with the highest ratings are listed here, provided that the adventure has at least fifty votes.)
*Random
*Battle
*Comedy
*Drama
*Fantasy
*Instructional
*Mystery
*Role Playing
*Science Fiction
*Test/Quiz

== Neopets Adventure Spotlight ==
Users could submit their adventures to the Neoadventure Spotlight, and if their adventure was chosen, they won 10,000 [[Neopoints]] and received a [[trophy]]. The spotlight would be discontinued on June 6, 2009, with the final winner being the aptly-titled "The Last Neoadventure".

== Glitches ==
*A recent glitch since 2014 means that most of the category lists (except for the "Top 40" and "Random" lists) do not show any adventures, instead showing the text "There were no adventures found matching this criteria", effectively rendering most adventures directly inaccessible. Adventures can, however, still be accessed by clicking the link to them on a user lookup, or if the player remembers the username of the creator of the adventure.
*Placing single quotation marks (') anywhere in a page's text will trigger the "Your page contained one or more inappropriate words" notice. As a result, contractions are unable to be used.
*For a time, images would not show up in adventures. The glitch eventually disappeared at one point in 2014.

==External links==
*'''Front Page:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/ Neopian Adventure Generator]
*'''Neoadventure Spotlight:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml Neopets Adventure Spotlight]

{{GameLocNav|NeopiaCentral}}
{{GameCatNav}}
[[Category:Adventure Games]]
[[Category:Neopia Central Games]]
[[Category:Customizable]]

Notice Board

2015-08-24T03:03:36Z

Ryanruff13:

The '''Notice Board''' is the classified ads section of [[Neopets]], accessed from the shop bar seen in [[Neopia Central]] and in [[shops]]. Users may pay [[Neopoints]] to have their Neopets-related ad put up consisting of their text and (allowed) HTML, to advertise their shop, [[Guild]], or other items of interest. The more Neopoints that the poster pays for the ad (with a maximum allowed of four million Neopoints), the higher up in the listing the ad is placed. There are fifty pages on the Notice Board, displaying ten ads each, for a total of five hundred ads. Ads stay up for a maximum of one week, but as ads are listed from highest paid to lowest, ads at the bottom of page fifty will be pushed entirely off the boards if higher-priced ads are placed.

Currently, a glitch renders the Notice Board nonfunctional for the time being: if the player attempts to create an ad, he or she will get error messages saying to fill out the three fields, even if they are filled out.

==External Links==
*[http://neopets.com/noticeboard.phtml Notice Board]
*'''Help File:''' [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=59 Noticeboards - What are they and how do they work?], [http://www.neopets.com/help_search.phtml?help_id=86 How do you find the Noticeboard?]

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[[Category: shops]]

Neopian Adventure Generator

2015-08-24T02:50:28Z

Ryanruff13: For my first edit to this wiki, I'm in the process of adding new information to this page.

{{Infobox Game
|GameImage=Ctp 240.gif
|GameID=240
|World=Neopia Central
|Categories=Adventure, Brain Busters, Puzzle
|scoretable=<s>High Scores</s>
}}

The '''Neopian Adventure Generator''' is a "choose your own adventure" generator users can use to create their adventures. It is also possible to play other people's adventures and rate them accordingly. The Generator is hosted by [[Borri]], a [[Red]] [[Quiggle]] wizard.

== Gameplay ==

Adventures consist of various pages that each explain the current happenings in the story. A page can end with a maximum of four links, each of which can lead the player to a different part of the story. Some pages are "dead ends"; i.e. "bad" endings that require the player to restart the adventure from the beginning. The goal is to reach the "finish line", which is designated with the words "The End!" under the main text.

== Categories ==
*Top 40 (Adventures with the highest ratings are listed here, provided that the adventure has at least fifty votes.)
*Random
*Battle
*Comedy
*Drama
*Fantasy
*Instructional
*Mystery
*Role Playing
*Science Fiction
*Test/Quiz

== Neopets Adventure Spotlight ==
Users could submit their adventures to the Neoadventure Spotlight, and if their adventure was chosen, they won 10,000 [[Neopoints]] and received a [[trophy]]. The spotlight would be discontinued on June 6, 2009, with the final winner being the aptly-titled "The Last Neoadventure".

== Glitches ==
*Placing single quotation marks (') anywhere in a page's text will trigger the "Your page contained one or more inappropriate words" notice. As a result, contractions are unable to be used.
*A recent glitch means that most of the category lists (except for the "Top 40" and "Random" lists) do not show any adventures, instead showing the text "There were no adventures found matching this criteria", effectively rendering most adventures directly inaccessible.

==External links==
*'''Front Page:''' [http://www.neopets.com/games/neoadventure/ Neopian Adventure Generator]
*'''Neoadventure Spotlight:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neoadvspotlight.phtml Neopets Adventure Spotlight]

{{GameLocNav|NeopiaCentral}}
{{GameCatNav}}
[[Category:Adventure Games]]
[[Category:Neopia Central Games]]
[[Category:Customizable]]