Neopet Stats & Statuses
Various statuses of your pets come with special labels. On some statuses, the label is all you see, while on others they correspond to a more easily-understood range of numbers.
Mood
- depressed
- very unhappy
- miserable
- unhappy
- content
- happy
- cheerful
- extremely happy
- joyful
- delighted!
Pets that are "unhappy" or worse will have their expression appear as sad.
Changing Mood
Your pet's mood can be increased by:
- Playing with toys.
- Using grooming items.
- Taking a spin on the Roo Island Merry Go Round.
- Going on a Tiki Tour.
- Attending a concert at the Tyrannian Concert Hall.
- A possible outcome from TDMBGPOP.
- Using any of the below potions. (All of these may also lower mood instead.)
- Eating any of the below neggs.
- Eating any of the below Neocash foods. (These will automatically make your pet "delighted!" and hunger level "bloated".)
Your pet's mood can be lowered by:
The Drink of Good and Evil also claims to improve or lower mood, but seems to be glitched and in fact does nothing.
Hunger
- dying
- starving
- famished
- very hungry
- hungry
- not hungry
- fine
- satiated
- full up
- very full
- bloated
- very bloated
Pets that are "very hungry" or worse will have their expression appear as sad.
Changing Hunger
Your pet can become less hungry by:
- Eating any food item. (Up to "bloated"; to get to "very bloated" requires any of the other methods listed here while already "bloated".)
- The amount by which your pet's hunger level changes is quietly based on the "weight" of the item, which is visible when viewing it in the inventory.
- Most foods weigh 1lb, which will lower your hunger by one level, though occasionally you will stay at the same level.
- Grarrls and Skeiths can eat any item. This means some items with very high "weight" (such as some furniture items) can make them full for a very long time.
- The Neocash foods in the table in the "Mood" section above will make your pet instantly "bloated".
- The Rainbow Melt Pizza will make your pet instantly "very full", though your pet must be hungrier than "bloated" to be able to eat it.
- Consuming a meal at Kelp or the Golden Dubloon.
- Checking into the Neolodge (will make your pet "bloated", and they will remain that way until checked out).
- A possible outcome from TDMBGPOP.
- A possible outcome from the Healing Springs.
Your pet can become hungrier by:
- Simply existing! Your pet will become hungrier as time passes, lowering roughly one level per day.
- A possible outcome from TDMBGPOP.
- Using a Bloat B Gone will make your pet instantly "not hungry". It may require multiple uses before it works.
- Eating a Rainbow Melt Pizza will make your pet instantly "very full", though your pet must be hungrier than "bloated" to be able to eat it.
Intelligence
For more information, check out our Reading and Pet Intelligence guide.
- 4 or less: dim witted
- 5-9: dull
- 10-14: average
- 15-19: above average
- 20-24: bright
- 25-29: clever
- 30-34: very clever
- 35-39: brilliant
- 40-44: genius
- 45-49: super genius (##)
- 50-54: mega genius (##)
- 55-59: total genius (##)
- 60-94: master genius (##)
- 95 or more: ULTIMATE GENIUS (###)
Battle Stats
For more information on the effect of each of these stats in the Battledome, check out our Battlepedia's Beginners' Guide to Battling.
| Level |
Description |
| 60 or less |
[no description; just the number is shown] |
| 61-90 |
High |
| 91-120 |
Very High |
| 121-180 |
Amazingly High |
| 181 or more |
Too High to Count |
| Value |
Strength |
Defence |
Movement |
| 1 or less |
pathetic |
defenceless |
hardly moves |
| 2 |
very weak |
naked |
snails pace |
| 3 |
weak |
vulnerable |
lazy |
| 4 |
very poor |
very slow |
| 5 |
frail |
poor |
slow |
| 6 |
average |
below average |
quite slow |
| 7 |
average |
| 8 |
quite strong |
average |
| 9 |
armoured |
fast |
| 10 |
strong |
tough |
speedy |
| 11 |
heavy |
super fast |
| 12 |
very strong |
super speedy |
| 13 |
very heavy |
breakneck |
| 14 |
great |
cheetah |
| 15 |
immense |
steel plate |
lightning |
| 16 |
bulletproof |
| 17 |
titanic |
semi-demi-godly |
mach 1 |
| 18 |
demi-godly |
mach 2 |
| 19 |
godly |
mach 3 |
| 20 |
herculean |
beyond godly |
mach 4 |
| 21-39 |
GREAT (##) |
| 40-59 |
EXCELLENT (##) |
| 60-79 |
AWESOME (##) |
| 80-99 |
AMAZING (##) |
| 100-149 |
LEGENDARY (###) |
| 150+ |
ULTIMATE (###) |
The colour of the Attack, Defence, Agility, and Intelligence stat bars on the main Battledome page, start of the Battle page, and the individual & compare stats pages are all determined by the stat's value:
- Red: Less than 210
- Yellow: 210 through 419 (inclusive)
- Green: 420 or higher
- Green and full: 680 or higher
On these same pages, the HP stat bar can be any colour at any HP level, depending on the percentage of HP your pet currently has:
- Red: Less than 30%
- Yellow: 30% (inclusive) to 60% (exclusive)
- Green: 60% or higher
There are different rules for how your HP text colour appears on pet lookups and in Quick Ref, however:
- Red: Less than 19%
- Orange: 19% (inclusive) to 39% (exclusive)
- Yellow: 39% (inclusive) to 60% (exclusive)
- Blue: 60% (inclusive) to 79% (exclusive)
- green: 79% (inclusive) or higher
Height and Weight
Your pet's height and weight are visible on its lookup. These stats have no functional purpose in the game, they are just for fun!
Height and weight are set somewhat randomly when a pet is created: each species has a range of values they can be, and your pet will get a random value within that range. However, these values do not change if your pet changes species. A handful of items can be used after the fact to manipulate their height and weight:
Height/Weight-Affecting Items
Are there any we are missing? Please let us know which item you used, whether it affected height or weight or both, and by how much!
Where to See Stat & Status Labels
Not all stat values and their labels are visible in all places. Here's a quick guide to where you can see different values in different places.
This page was written by Kenny and last updated on March 15, 2025.
