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Colour

2011-12-07T19:56:58Z

94.34.137.165: /* Magical Plushies */

'''Colour''' is an attribute of a [[Neopet]] that affects its appearance. When a user creates a Neopet using the ''Create a Neopet'' feature, they can choose one of four basic colours for their new Neopet: Blue, Yellow, Green, or Red. After the Neopet has been created, the user can change the colour of their Neopets using one of several different methods detailed below. The colour of a Neopet is always displayed on that Neopet's [[pet page]].

The term colour is also used in reference to [[Petpets]]; however, the mechanics by which Petpets change colour are quite different from those of Neopets. Since Petpets are [[item]]s, changing the colour of a Petpet will change that Petpet into a completely different item. For example, if a user changes the colour of their [[Babaa]] to [[Blue]], their ''Babaa'' item will become a ''Blue Babaa'' item. In order to change a coloured Petpet back into its original form, users have to change the colour of that Petpet back to the ''natural'' colour of its species. For example, to change the aforementioned ''Blue Babaa'' item back into a ''Babaa'' item, the user would have to change to the colour of the Babaa back to [[White]], which is the natural colour of the Babaa species.

Not all Neopets and Petpets are available in every colour.

==Changing a Neopet's colour==

===Paint Brushes===
:''Main Article: [[Paint Brush]]''

The most common way to change a Neopet's colour is to paint it with a Paint Brush at the [[The Rainbow Pool|Rainbow Pool]]. To do this, a user must first have one or more Paint Brushes in their [[inventory]]. Next they must go to the Rainbow Pool main page, where they will be shown a picture of each of their Neopets. Beneath each Neopet, there will be a drop down box containing each of the Paint Brushes in the user's inventory that can be used on that particular Neopet. The user must then select their desired Paint Brush and click the submit button to paint their pet.

===Morphing Potions===
:''Main Article: [[Morphing Potion]]
A morphing potion is a potion that will change the Neopet's species/colour to the specified Neopet in the potion's name. They are sold at the [[Neopian Magic Shop]] and can be purchased from other users in their shops, trading post, or auctions. A Transmogrification Potion is a type of morphing potion that morphs the pet it's used on into a [[Mutant]] Neopet. These potions are not sold at the Magic shop but are given out in random events and from a few games. While permanent, the pet's colour and species can be changed at any time using any of the various colour changing methods.

The following colours are available via Morphing Potions but are not necessarily available for all pets that come in that colour:

{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Baby]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Camouflage]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie]]
*[[Fire]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Gold]]
|width=250|
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Pink]]
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Shadow]]
*[[Sketch]]
|width=250|
*[[Skunk]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Speckled]]
*[[Split]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Stone]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Striped]]
*[[Transparent]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[Water]]
*[[Woodland]]
*[[Wraith]]
*[[Yellow]]
*[[Zombie]]
|}

===Secret Laboratory===
:''Main Article: [[Secret Laboratory]]

There are nine map pieces you can get from a [[Random Event]] or from a user's store. When the lab ray is used on the selected pet it can raise or lower the Neopet's stats, change the gender, or change the species and/or colour of the selected pet. The Lab does have limitations: it can't zap Neopets into Baby, Pirate, Plushie, Quiguki, Royal, or Usuki.

===Magma Pool===
{{main|Magma Pool}}
When the [[Magma Pool]] is visited, your Neopet will change to a [[Magma]] Neopet. Unfortunately, there is a [[Magma Pool Guard|Magma]] [[Tonu]] blocking the entrance, and will not let you in, however, he might be dozing off on the job and you can pass by him.

===Random Events===
:''Main Article: [[Random Event]]''

Though they occur rarely, certain Random Events can change the colour of a user's Neopet. These Random Events will only change the colour of the user's active Neopet, and as of April 16, 2010, they will not affect unconverted Neopets.

There are currently five colour-changing Random Events. In the first of these events, a torrent of multi-coloured water falls on the user's Neopet and changes it to a random colour. In another, [[Boochi]] fires his ray gun at the user's Neopet and changes its colour to [[Baby]]. There is also a [[Random Event]] in which the colour of the user's Neopet spontaneously changes to Invisible. Lastly, there are two colour-changing Random Events that can only occur if the user's Neopet is [[Neopet#mood|unhappy]]. The first of these will turn the unhappy pet Blue and the other will turn it Red.

===Magical Chia Pops===
:''Main Article: Magical [[Chia Pops]]
If your Chia eats one of these, the [[Chia]] will transform into a uniquely coloured Chia. [[Kiko]]s can also be turned [[Chokato]] if they eat the ''Magical Chokato Chia Pop''. Interestingly, while both Kikos and [[JubJub]]s can be zapped into [[Garlic]], this colour does not exist for Chias at all. Also, if you want to make your JubJub or Kiko look like a pumpkin neopet, you would have to paint it with a [[Halloween]] [[Paint Brush]]

===Magical Plushies===
:''Main Article: [[Plushies]]
Magical plushies are sold in the [[Plushie Palace]] along with regular plushies. Any Neopet plushie with the word "Magical" in it's name is considered a unique item that acts similar to a Morphing Potion and will actually change the pet that played with it into that named/coloured pet. The item is only good for one use and, after, the magic will be used up and the item will become a simple, non-magical plushie.

Here are the colours available from these items:
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Blue]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Gold]]
*[[Green]]
|width=250|
*[[Purple]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Silver]]
|width=250|
*[[Starry]]
*[[Yellow]]
|}

===Rainbow Fountain===
:''Main Article: [[Rainbow Fountain]]
The Rainbow Fountain was introduced to [[Neopets (website)|Neopets]] in 2001 as a reward for signing up with sponsors. Signing earned you coupons toward painting/changing your pet. There used to be no restriction of what [[species]]/colour your pet could be changed to, and the only colour exclusive to the [[Secret Laboratory]] was Robot. This sponsor program lasted for a month then shut down.

Years later it was brought back on Neopets and this time there were some restrictions on colours you could paint your pet. The fountain won't allow you to paint your pet [[MSP]], [[Royal]], [[Sponge]], [[Ice]], [[Usuki]], [[Quiguki]] or [[Robot]]. Changing species was no longer an option. You must successfully finish a [[Quest]] for the [[Naia|Fountain Faerie]].

There is an item called [[Flask of Rainbow Fountain Water]]. When utilized on your Neopet it will randomly paint it any colour available for that species.

==Changing a Petpet's colour==

===Petpet Paint Brush===
:''Main Article: [[Petpet Paint Brush]]

As implied by their name, these paint brushes are made for Petpets. Petpets can be painted some colours that are Lab Ray exclusive for Neopets. Some petpet colours, however, are Petpet Laboratory exclusive, and cannot be gained using paint brushes.

===Petpet Laboratory===
:''Main Article: [[Petpet Laboratory]]
This area can be utilized by obtaining all nine pieces of the Petpet Laboratory Map. These can be obtained from [[Random Event]]s. The Petpet Laboratory can change the type, colour, level, or name of the selected Petpet, or even make it disappear forever. Petpets who are targeted by the Petpet Lab ray are unable to be given an award from the [[Petpet Protection League]], because they see it as petpet cruelty. If the petpet is removed from your Neopet, it will reverse the effects that are applied to the zapped petpet.

==All Neopet Colours==
===Active Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[8-Bit]]
*[[Alien]]
*[[Apple]]
*[[Asparagus]]
*[[Aubergine]]
*[[Avocado]]
*[[Baby]]
*[[Biscuit]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Blueberry]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Camouflage]]
*[[Carrot]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Chocolate]]
*[[Chokato]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Clay]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Coconut (colour)| Coconut]]
*[[Custard]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Durian]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie (colour)|Faerie]]
*[[Fire]]
*[[Garlic (colour)|Garlic]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Glowing]]
|width=250|
*[[Gold]]
*[[Gooseberry]]
*[[Grape]]
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Ice]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Jelly (colour)|Jelly]]
*[[Lemon]]
*[[Lime]]
*[[Magma]]
*[[Mallow (colour)|Mallow]]
*[[Maractite]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[MSP]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Onion]]
*[[Orange]]
*[[Pea]]
*[[Peach]]
*[[Pear]]
*[[Pepper]]
*[[Pineapple]]
*[[Pink]]
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plum]]
*[[Plushie (colour)|Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
|width=250|
*[[Quiguki]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Relic]]
*[[Robot]]
*[[Royal]]
*[[Shadow]]
*[[Silver]]
*[[Sketch]]
*[[Skunk]]
*[[Snot]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Speckled]]
*[[Split]]
*[[Sponge]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Striped]]
*[[Swamp Gas]]
*[[Thornberry]]
*[[Tomato]]
*[[Transparent]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[Usuki]]
*[[Water]]
*[[White]]
*[[Woodland]]
*[[Wraith]]
*[[Yellow]]
*[[Zombie]]
|}

===Retired Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Glass]]
*[[Stone]]
|width=250|
*[[Shadowed]]
|width=250|
*[[Unicorn]]
|}

===Rejected Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Juppieswirl]]
|width=250|
*[[Tartan (colour)| Tartan]]
|width=250|
*[[Lutari Island| Lutari]]
|}

==All Petpet Colours==

{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Black]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Chocolate]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Clay]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Custard]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Dung]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie (colour)|Faerie]]
|width=250|
*[[Fire]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Glowing]]
*[[Gold]]
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Jelly (colour)|Jelly]]
*[[Maractite]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Orange]]
*[[Pink]]
|width=250|
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plushie (colour)|Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Robot]]
*[[Royal]]
*[[Sketch]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[White]]
*[[Yellow]]
|}

==Trivia==
*As of December 2010, aside from the four basic colours, all 54 Neopet species can be painted Baby, Faerie, Fire, Magma, Pink, Pirate, and Rainbow.

==External links==
*'''Rainbow Pool:''' [http://www.neopets.com/pool/all_pb.phtml All Neopet Colours], [http://www.neopets.com/pool/petpet_colors.phtml All Petpet Colours], [http://www.neopets.com/pool/brushes.phtml All Neopet Paint Brushes]

[[Category:Neopets]]
[[Category:Neopets Terminology]]

Colour

2011-12-07T19:56:13Z

94.34.137.165: /* Petpet Laboratory */

'''Colour''' is an attribute of a [[Neopet]] that affects its appearance. When a user creates a Neopet using the ''Create a Neopet'' feature, they can choose one of four basic colours for their new Neopet: Blue, Yellow, Green, or Red. After the Neopet has been created, the user can change the colour of their Neopets using one of several different methods detailed below. The colour of a Neopet is always displayed on that Neopet's [[pet page]].

The term colour is also used in reference to [[Petpets]]; however, the mechanics by which Petpets change colour are quite different from those of Neopets. Since Petpets are [[item]]s, changing the colour of a Petpet will change that Petpet into a completely different item. For example, if a user changes the colour of their [[Babaa]] to [[Blue]], their ''Babaa'' item will become a ''Blue Babaa'' item. In order to change a coloured Petpet back into its original form, users have to change the colour of that Petpet back to the ''natural'' colour of its species. For example, to change the aforementioned ''Blue Babaa'' item back into a ''Babaa'' item, the user would have to change to the colour of the Babaa back to [[White]], which is the natural colour of the Babaa species.

Not all Neopets and Petpets are available in every colour.

==Changing a Neopet's colour==

===Paint Brushes===
:''Main Article: [[Paint Brush]]''

The most common way to change a Neopet's colour is to paint it with a Paint Brush at the [[The Rainbow Pool|Rainbow Pool]]. To do this, a user must first have one or more Paint Brushes in their [[inventory]]. Next they must go to the Rainbow Pool main page, where they will be shown a picture of each of their Neopets. Beneath each Neopet, there will be a drop down box containing each of the Paint Brushes in the user's inventory that can be used on that particular Neopet. The user must then select their desired Paint Brush and click the submit button to paint their pet.

===Morphing Potions===
:''Main Article: [[Morphing Potion]]
A morphing potion is a potion that will change the Neopet's species/colour to the specified Neopet in the potion's name. They are sold at the [[Neopian Magic Shop]] and can be purchased from other users in their shops, trading post, or auctions. A Transmogrification Potion is a type of morphing potion that morphs the pet it's used on into a [[Mutant]] Neopet. These potions are not sold at the Magic shop but are given out in random events and from a few games. While permanent, the pet's colour and species can be changed at any time using any of the various colour changing methods.

The following colours are available via Morphing Potions but are not necessarily available for all pets that come in that colour:

{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Baby]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Camouflage]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie]]
*[[Fire]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Gold]]
|width=250|
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Pink]]
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Shadow]]
*[[Sketch]]
|width=250|
*[[Skunk]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Speckled]]
*[[Split]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Stone]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Striped]]
*[[Transparent]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[Water]]
*[[Woodland]]
*[[Wraith]]
*[[Yellow]]
*[[Zombie]]
|}

===Secret Laboratory===
:''Main Article: [[Secret Laboratory]]

There are nine map pieces you can get from a [[Random Event]] or from a user's store. When the lab ray is used on the selected pet it can raise or lower the Neopet's stats, change the gender, or change the species and/or colour of the selected pet. The Lab does have limitations: it can't zap Neopets into Baby, Pirate, Plushie, Quiguki, Royal, or Usuki.

===Magma Pool===
{{main|Magma Pool}}
When the [[Magma Pool]] is visited, your Neopet will change to a [[Magma]] Neopet. Unfortunately, there is a [[Magma Pool Guard|Magma]] [[Tonu]] blocking the entrance, and will not let you in, however, he might be dozing off on the job and you can pass by him.

===Random Events===
:''Main Article: [[Random Event]]''

Though they occur rarely, certain Random Events can change the colour of a user's Neopet. These Random Events will only change the colour of the user's active Neopet, and as of April 16, 2010, they will not affect unconverted Neopets.

There are currently five colour-changing Random Events. In the first of these events, a torrent of multi-coloured water falls on the user's Neopet and changes it to a random colour. In another, [[Boochi]] fires his ray gun at the user's Neopet and changes its colour to [[Baby]]. There is also a [[Random Event]] in which the colour of the user's Neopet spontaneously changes to Invisible. Lastly, there are two colour-changing Random Events that can only occur if the user's Neopet is [[Neopet#mood|unhappy]]. The first of these will turn the unhappy pet Blue and the other will turn it Red.

===Magical Chia Pops===
:''Main Article: Magical [[Chia Pops]]
If your Chia eats one of these, the [[Chia]] will transform into a uniquely coloured Chia. [[Kiko]]s can also be turned [[Chokato]] if they eat the ''Magical Chokato Chia Pop''. Interestingly, while both Kikos and [[JubJub]]s can be zapped into [[Garlic]], this colour does not exist for Chias at all. Also, if you want to make your JubJub or Kiko look like a pumpkin neopet, you would have to paint it with a [[Halloween]] [[Paint Brush]]

===Magical Plushies===
:''Main Article: [[Plushies]]
Magical plushies are sold in the [[Plushie Palace]] along with regular plushies. Any Neopet plushie with the word "Magical" in it's name is considered a unique item that acts similar to a Morphing Potion and will actually change the pet that played with it into that named/coloured pet. The item is only good for one use and, after, the magic will be used up and the item will become a simple Green Kiko Plushie.

Here are the colours available from these items:
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Blue]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Gold]]
*[[Green]]
|width=250|
*[[Purple]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Silver]]
|width=250|
*[[Starry]]
*[[Yellow]]
|}

===Rainbow Fountain===
:''Main Article: [[Rainbow Fountain]]
The Rainbow Fountain was introduced to [[Neopets (website)|Neopets]] in 2001 as a reward for signing up with sponsors. Signing earned you coupons toward painting/changing your pet. There used to be no restriction of what [[species]]/colour your pet could be changed to, and the only colour exclusive to the [[Secret Laboratory]] was Robot. This sponsor program lasted for a month then shut down.

Years later it was brought back on Neopets and this time there were some restrictions on colours you could paint your pet. The fountain won't allow you to paint your pet [[MSP]], [[Royal]], [[Sponge]], [[Ice]], [[Usuki]], [[Quiguki]] or [[Robot]]. Changing species was no longer an option. You must successfully finish a [[Quest]] for the [[Naia|Fountain Faerie]].

There is an item called [[Flask of Rainbow Fountain Water]]. When utilized on your Neopet it will randomly paint it any colour available for that species.

==Changing a Petpet's colour==

===Petpet Paint Brush===
:''Main Article: [[Petpet Paint Brush]]

As implied by their name, these paint brushes are made for Petpets. Petpets can be painted some colours that are Lab Ray exclusive for Neopets. Some petpet colours, however, are Petpet Laboratory exclusive, and cannot be gained using paint brushes.

===Petpet Laboratory===
:''Main Article: [[Petpet Laboratory]]
This area can be utilized by obtaining all nine pieces of the Petpet Laboratory Map. These can be obtained from [[Random Event]]s. The Petpet Laboratory can change the type, colour, level, or name of the selected Petpet, or even make it disappear forever. Petpets who are targeted by the Petpet Lab ray are unable to be given an award from the [[Petpet Protection League]], because they see it as petpet cruelty. If the petpet is removed from your Neopet, it will reverse the effects that are applied to the zapped petpet.

==All Neopet Colours==
===Active Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[8-Bit]]
*[[Alien]]
*[[Apple]]
*[[Asparagus]]
*[[Aubergine]]
*[[Avocado]]
*[[Baby]]
*[[Biscuit]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Blueberry]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Camouflage]]
*[[Carrot]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Chocolate]]
*[[Chokato]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Clay]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Coconut (colour)| Coconut]]
*[[Custard]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Durian]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie (colour)|Faerie]]
*[[Fire]]
*[[Garlic (colour)|Garlic]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Glowing]]
|width=250|
*[[Gold]]
*[[Gooseberry]]
*[[Grape]]
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Ice]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Jelly (colour)|Jelly]]
*[[Lemon]]
*[[Lime]]
*[[Magma]]
*[[Mallow (colour)|Mallow]]
*[[Maractite]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[MSP]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Onion]]
*[[Orange]]
*[[Pea]]
*[[Peach]]
*[[Pear]]
*[[Pepper]]
*[[Pineapple]]
*[[Pink]]
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plum]]
*[[Plushie (colour)|Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
|width=250|
*[[Quiguki]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Relic]]
*[[Robot]]
*[[Royal]]
*[[Shadow]]
*[[Silver]]
*[[Sketch]]
*[[Skunk]]
*[[Snot]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Speckled]]
*[[Split]]
*[[Sponge]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Striped]]
*[[Swamp Gas]]
*[[Thornberry]]
*[[Tomato]]
*[[Transparent]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[Usuki]]
*[[Water]]
*[[White]]
*[[Woodland]]
*[[Wraith]]
*[[Yellow]]
*[[Zombie]]
|}

===Retired Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Glass]]
*[[Stone]]
|width=250|
*[[Shadowed]]
|width=250|
*[[Unicorn]]
|}

===Rejected Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Juppieswirl]]
|width=250|
*[[Tartan (colour)| Tartan]]
|width=250|
*[[Lutari Island| Lutari]]
|}

==All Petpet Colours==

{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Black]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Chocolate]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Clay]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Custard]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Dung]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie (colour)|Faerie]]
|width=250|
*[[Fire]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Glowing]]
*[[Gold]]
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Jelly (colour)|Jelly]]
*[[Maractite]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Orange]]
*[[Pink]]
|width=250|
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plushie (colour)|Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Robot]]
*[[Royal]]
*[[Sketch]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[White]]
*[[Yellow]]
|}

==Trivia==
*As of December 2010, aside from the four basic colours, all 54 Neopet species can be painted Baby, Faerie, Fire, Magma, Pink, Pirate, and Rainbow.

==External links==
*'''Rainbow Pool:''' [http://www.neopets.com/pool/all_pb.phtml All Neopet Colours], [http://www.neopets.com/pool/petpet_colors.phtml All Petpet Colours], [http://www.neopets.com/pool/brushes.phtml All Neopet Paint Brushes]

[[Category:Neopets]]
[[Category:Neopets Terminology]]

Colour

2011-12-07T19:55:29Z

94.34.137.165: /* Petpet Laboratory */

'''Colour''' is an attribute of a [[Neopet]] that affects its appearance. When a user creates a Neopet using the ''Create a Neopet'' feature, they can choose one of four basic colours for their new Neopet: Blue, Yellow, Green, or Red. After the Neopet has been created, the user can change the colour of their Neopets using one of several different methods detailed below. The colour of a Neopet is always displayed on that Neopet's [[pet page]].

The term colour is also used in reference to [[Petpets]]; however, the mechanics by which Petpets change colour are quite different from those of Neopets. Since Petpets are [[item]]s, changing the colour of a Petpet will change that Petpet into a completely different item. For example, if a user changes the colour of their [[Babaa]] to [[Blue]], their ''Babaa'' item will become a ''Blue Babaa'' item. In order to change a coloured Petpet back into its original form, users have to change the colour of that Petpet back to the ''natural'' colour of its species. For example, to change the aforementioned ''Blue Babaa'' item back into a ''Babaa'' item, the user would have to change to the colour of the Babaa back to [[White]], which is the natural colour of the Babaa species.

Not all Neopets and Petpets are available in every colour.

==Changing a Neopet's colour==

===Paint Brushes===
:''Main Article: [[Paint Brush]]''

The most common way to change a Neopet's colour is to paint it with a Paint Brush at the [[The Rainbow Pool|Rainbow Pool]]. To do this, a user must first have one or more Paint Brushes in their [[inventory]]. Next they must go to the Rainbow Pool main page, where they will be shown a picture of each of their Neopets. Beneath each Neopet, there will be a drop down box containing each of the Paint Brushes in the user's inventory that can be used on that particular Neopet. The user must then select their desired Paint Brush and click the submit button to paint their pet.

===Morphing Potions===
:''Main Article: [[Morphing Potion]]
A morphing potion is a potion that will change the Neopet's species/colour to the specified Neopet in the potion's name. They are sold at the [[Neopian Magic Shop]] and can be purchased from other users in their shops, trading post, or auctions. A Transmogrification Potion is a type of morphing potion that morphs the pet it's used on into a [[Mutant]] Neopet. These potions are not sold at the Magic shop but are given out in random events and from a few games. While permanent, the pet's colour and species can be changed at any time using any of the various colour changing methods.

The following colours are available via Morphing Potions but are not necessarily available for all pets that come in that colour:

{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Baby]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Camouflage]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie]]
*[[Fire]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Gold]]
|width=250|
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Pink]]
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Shadow]]
*[[Sketch]]
|width=250|
*[[Skunk]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Speckled]]
*[[Split]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Stone]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Striped]]
*[[Transparent]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[Water]]
*[[Woodland]]
*[[Wraith]]
*[[Yellow]]
*[[Zombie]]
|}

===Secret Laboratory===
:''Main Article: [[Secret Laboratory]]

There are nine map pieces you can get from a [[Random Event]] or from a user's store. When the lab ray is used on the selected pet it can raise or lower the Neopet's stats, change the gender, or change the species and/or colour of the selected pet. The Lab does have limitations: it can't zap Neopets into Baby, Pirate, Plushie, Quiguki, Royal, or Usuki.

===Magma Pool===
{{main|Magma Pool}}
When the [[Magma Pool]] is visited, your Neopet will change to a [[Magma]] Neopet. Unfortunately, there is a [[Magma Pool Guard|Magma]] [[Tonu]] blocking the entrance, and will not let you in, however, he might be dozing off on the job and you can pass by him.

===Random Events===
:''Main Article: [[Random Event]]''

Though they occur rarely, certain Random Events can change the colour of a user's Neopet. These Random Events will only change the colour of the user's active Neopet, and as of April 16, 2010, they will not affect unconverted Neopets.

There are currently five colour-changing Random Events. In the first of these events, a torrent of multi-coloured water falls on the user's Neopet and changes it to a random colour. In another, [[Boochi]] fires his ray gun at the user's Neopet and changes its colour to [[Baby]]. There is also a [[Random Event]] in which the colour of the user's Neopet spontaneously changes to Invisible. Lastly, there are two colour-changing Random Events that can only occur if the user's Neopet is [[Neopet#mood|unhappy]]. The first of these will turn the unhappy pet Blue and the other will turn it Red.

===Magical Chia Pops===
:''Main Article: Magical [[Chia Pops]]
If your Chia eats one of these, the [[Chia]] will transform into a uniquely coloured Chia. [[Kiko]]s can also be turned [[Chokato]] if they eat the ''Magical Chokato Chia Pop''. Interestingly, while both Kikos and [[JubJub]]s can be zapped into [[Garlic]], this colour does not exist for Chias at all. Also, if you want to make your JubJub or Kiko look like a pumpkin neopet, you would have to paint it with a [[Halloween]] [[Paint Brush]]

===Magical Plushies===
:''Main Article: [[Plushies]]
Magical plushies are sold in the [[Plushie Palace]] along with regular plushies. Any Neopet plushie with the word "Magical" in it's name is considered a unique item that acts similar to a Morphing Potion and will actually change the pet that played with it into that named/coloured pet. The item is only good for one use and, after, the magic will be used up and the item will become a simple Green Kiko Plushie.

Here are the colours available from these items:
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Blue]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Gold]]
*[[Green]]
|width=250|
*[[Purple]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Silver]]
|width=250|
*[[Starry]]
*[[Yellow]]
|}

===Rainbow Fountain===
:''Main Article: [[Rainbow Fountain]]
The Rainbow Fountain was introduced to [[Neopets (website)|Neopets]] in 2001 as a reward for signing up with sponsors. Signing earned you coupons toward painting/changing your pet. There used to be no restriction of what [[species]]/colour your pet could be changed to, and the only colour exclusive to the [[Secret Laboratory]] was Robot. This sponsor program lasted for a month then shut down.

Years later it was brought back on Neopets and this time there were some restrictions on colours you could paint your pet. The fountain won't allow you to paint your pet [[MSP]], [[Royal]], [[Sponge]], [[Ice]], [[Usuki]], [[Quiguki]] or [[Robot]]. Changing species was no longer an option. You must successfully finish a [[Quest]] for the [[Naia|Fountain Faerie]].

There is an item called [[Flask of Rainbow Fountain Water]]. When utilized on your Neopet it will randomly paint it any colour available for that species.

==Changing a Petpet's colour==

===Petpet Paint Brush===
:''Main Article: [[Petpet Paint Brush]]

As implied by their name, these paint brushes are made for Petpets. Petpets can be painted some colours that are Lab Ray exclusive for Neopets. Some petpet colours, however, are Petpet Laboratory exclusive, and cannot be gained using paint brushes.

===Petpet Laboratory===
:''Main Article: [[Petpet Laboratory]]
This area can be utilized by obtaining all nine pieces of the Petpet Laboratory Map. These can be obtained from [[Random Event]]s. The Petpet Laboratory can change the type, colour, level, or name of the selected Petpet, or even make it disappear forever. Petpets who are targeted by the Petpet Lab ray are unable to be given an award from the [[Petpet Protection League]], because they see it as Petpet cruelty. If the petpet is removed from your Neopet, it will reverse the effects that are applied to the zapped petpet.

==All Neopet Colours==
===Active Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[8-Bit]]
*[[Alien]]
*[[Apple]]
*[[Asparagus]]
*[[Aubergine]]
*[[Avocado]]
*[[Baby]]
*[[Biscuit]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Blueberry]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Camouflage]]
*[[Carrot]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Chocolate]]
*[[Chokato]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Clay]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Coconut (colour)| Coconut]]
*[[Custard]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Durian]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie (colour)|Faerie]]
*[[Fire]]
*[[Garlic (colour)|Garlic]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Glowing]]
|width=250|
*[[Gold]]
*[[Gooseberry]]
*[[Grape]]
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Ice]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Jelly (colour)|Jelly]]
*[[Lemon]]
*[[Lime]]
*[[Magma]]
*[[Mallow (colour)|Mallow]]
*[[Maractite]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[MSP]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Onion]]
*[[Orange]]
*[[Pea]]
*[[Peach]]
*[[Pear]]
*[[Pepper]]
*[[Pineapple]]
*[[Pink]]
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plum]]
*[[Plushie (colour)|Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
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*[[Quiguki]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Relic]]
*[[Robot]]
*[[Royal]]
*[[Shadow]]
*[[Silver]]
*[[Sketch]]
*[[Skunk]]
*[[Snot]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Speckled]]
*[[Split]]
*[[Sponge]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Striped]]
*[[Swamp Gas]]
*[[Thornberry]]
*[[Tomato]]
*[[Transparent]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[Usuki]]
*[[Water]]
*[[White]]
*[[Woodland]]
*[[Wraith]]
*[[Yellow]]
*[[Zombie]]
|}

===Retired Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Glass]]
*[[Stone]]
|width=250|
*[[Shadowed]]
|width=250|
*[[Unicorn]]
|}

===Rejected Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Juppieswirl]]
|width=250|
*[[Tartan (colour)| Tartan]]
|width=250|
*[[Lutari Island| Lutari]]
|}

==All Petpet Colours==

{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Black]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Chocolate]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Clay]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Custard]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Dung]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie (colour)|Faerie]]
|width=250|
*[[Fire]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Glowing]]
*[[Gold]]
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Jelly (colour)|Jelly]]
*[[Maractite]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Orange]]
*[[Pink]]
|width=250|
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plushie (colour)|Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Robot]]
*[[Royal]]
*[[Sketch]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[White]]
*[[Yellow]]
|}

==Trivia==
*As of December 2010, aside from the four basic colours, all 54 Neopet species can be painted Baby, Faerie, Fire, Magma, Pink, Pirate, and Rainbow.

==External links==
*'''Rainbow Pool:''' [http://www.neopets.com/pool/all_pb.phtml All Neopet Colours], [http://www.neopets.com/pool/petpet_colors.phtml All Petpet Colours], [http://www.neopets.com/pool/brushes.phtml All Neopet Paint Brushes]

[[Category:Neopets]]
[[Category:Neopets Terminology]]

Colour

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'''Colour''' is an attribute of a [[Neopet]] that affects its appearance. When a user creates a Neopet using the ''Create a Neopet'' feature, they can choose one of four basic colours for their new Neopet: Blue, Yellow, Green, or Red. After the Neopet has been created, the user can change the colour of their Neopets using one of several different methods detailed below. The colour of a Neopet is always displayed on that Neopet's [[pet page]].

The term colour is also used in reference to [[Petpets]]; however, the mechanics by which Petpets change colour are quite different from those of Neopets. Since Petpets are [[item]]s, changing the colour of a Petpet will change that Petpet into a completely different item. For example, if a user changes the colour of their [[Babaa]] to [[Blue]], their ''Babaa'' item will become a ''Blue Babaa'' item. In order to change a coloured Petpet back into its original form, users have to change the colour of that Petpet back to the ''natural'' colour of its species. For example, to change the aforementioned ''Blue Babaa'' item back into a ''Babaa'' item, the user would have to change to the colour of the Babaa back to [[White]], which is the natural colour of the Babaa species.

Not all Neopets and Petpets are available in every colour.

==Changing a Neopet's colour==

===Paint Brushes===
:''Main Article: [[Paint Brush]]''

The most common way to change a Neopet's colour is to paint it with a Paint Brush at the [[The Rainbow Pool|Rainbow Pool]]. To do this, a user must first have one or more Paint Brushes in their [[inventory]]. Next they must go to the Rainbow Pool main page, where they will be shown a picture of each of their Neopets. Beneath each Neopet, there will be a drop down box containing each of the Paint Brushes in the user's inventory that can be used on that particular Neopet. The user must then select their desired Paint Brush and click the submit button to paint their pet.

===Morphing Potions===
:''Main Article: [[Morphing Potion]]
A morphing potion is a potion that will change the Neopet's species/colour to the specified Neopet in the potion's name. They are sold at the [[Neopian Magic Shop]] and can be purchased from other users in their shops, trading post, or auctions. A Transmogrification Potion is a type of morphing potion that morphs the pet it's used on into a [[Mutant]] Neopet. These potions are not sold at the Magic shop but are given out in random events and from a few games. While permanent, the pet's colour and species can be changed at any time using any of the various colour changing methods.

The following colours are available via Morphing Potions but are not necessarily available for all pets that come in that colour:

{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Baby]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Camouflage]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie]]
*[[Fire]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Gold]]
|width=250|
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Pink]]
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Shadow]]
*[[Sketch]]
|width=250|
*[[Skunk]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Speckled]]
*[[Split]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Stone]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Striped]]
*[[Transparent]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[Water]]
*[[Woodland]]
*[[Wraith]]
*[[Yellow]]
*[[Zombie]]
|}

===Secret Laboratory===
:''Main Article: [[Secret Laboratory]]

There are nine map pieces you can get from a [[Random Event]] or from a user's store. When the lab ray is used on the selected pet it can raise or lower the Neopet's stats, change the gender, or change the species and/or colour of the selected pet. The Lab does have limitations: it can't zap Neopets into Baby, Pirate, Plushie, Quiguki, Royal, or Usuki.

===Magma Pool===
{{main|Magma Pool}}
When the [[Magma Pool]] is visited, your Neopet will change to a [[Magma]] Neopet. Unfortunately, there is a [[Magma Pool Guard|Magma]] [[Tonu]] blocking the entrance, and will not let you in, however, he might be dozing off on the job and you can pass by him.

===Random Events===
:''Main Article: [[Random Event]]''

Though they occur rarely, certain Random Events can change the colour of a user's Neopet. These Random Events will only change the colour of the user's active Neopet, and as of April 16, 2010, they will not affect unconverted Neopets.

There are currently five colour-changing Random Events. In the first of these events, a torrent of multi-coloured water falls on the user's Neopet and changes it to a random colour. In another, [[Boochi]] fires his ray gun at the user's Neopet and changes its colour to [[Baby]]. There is also a [[Random Event]] in which the colour of the user's Neopet spontaneously changes to Invisible. Lastly, there are two colour-changing Random Events that can only occur if the user's Neopet is [[Neopet#mood|unhappy]]. The first of these will turn the unhappy pet Blue and the other will turn it Red.

===Magical Chia Pops===
:''Main Article: Magical [[Chia Pops]]
If your Chia eats one of these, the [[Chia]] will transform into a uniquely coloured Chia. [[Kiko]]s can also be turned [[Chokato]] if they eat the ''Magical Chokato Chia Pop''. Interestingly, while both Kikos and [[JubJub]]s can be zapped into [[Garlic]], this colour does not exist for Chias at all. Also, if you want to make your JubJub or Kiko look like a pumpkin neopet, you would have to paint it with a [[Halloween]] [[Paint Brush]]

===Magical Plushies===
:''Main Article: [[Plushies]]
Magical plushies are sold in the [[Plushie Palace]] along with regular plushies. Any Neopet plushie with the word "Magical" in it's name is considered a unique item that acts similar to a Morphing Potion and will actually change the pet that played with it into that named/coloured pet. The item is only good for one use and, after, the magic will be used up and the item will become a simple Green Kiko Plushie.

Here are the colours available from these items:
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Blue]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Gold]]
*[[Green]]
|width=250|
*[[Purple]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Silver]]
|width=250|
*[[Starry]]
*[[Yellow]]
|}

===Rainbow Fountain===
:''Main Article: [[Rainbow Fountain]]
The Rainbow Fountain was introduced to [[Neopets (website)|Neopets]] in 2001 as a reward for signing up with sponsors. Signing earned you coupons toward painting/changing your pet. There used to be no restriction of what [[species]]/colour your pet could be changed to, and the only colour exclusive to the [[Secret Laboratory]] was Robot. This sponsor program lasted for a month then shut down.

Years later it was brought back on Neopets and this time there were some restrictions on colours you could paint your pet. The fountain won't allow you to paint your pet [[MSP]], [[Royal]], [[Sponge]], [[Ice]], [[Usuki]], [[Quiguki]] or [[Robot]]. Changing species was no longer an option. You must successfully finish a [[Quest]] for the [[Naia|Fountain Faerie]].

There is an item called [[Flask of Rainbow Fountain Water]]. When utilized on your Neopet it will randomly paint it any colour available for that species.

==Changing a Petpet's colour==

===Petpet Paint Brush===
:''Main Article: [[Petpet Paint Brush]]

As implied by their name, these paint brushes are made for Petpets. Petpets can be painted some colours that are Lab Ray exclusive for Neopets. Some petpet colours, however, are Petpet Laboratory exclusive, and cannot be gained using paint brushes.

===Petpet Laboratory===
:''Main Article: [[Petpet Laboratory]]
This area can be utilized by obtaining all nine pieces of the Petpet Laboratory Map, these can be obtained from [[Random Event]]s. It can change the type, colour, level, name of the selected Petpet, or even make it disappear forever. Petpets who are targeted by the Petpet Lab ray are unable to be awarded by the [[Petpet Protection League]], because they will see it as Petpet cruelty. If the petpet is removed from your Neopet, it will reverse the effects that are applied to the zapped PetPet.

==All Neopet Colours==
===Active Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[8-Bit]]
*[[Alien]]
*[[Apple]]
*[[Asparagus]]
*[[Aubergine]]
*[[Avocado]]
*[[Baby]]
*[[Biscuit]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Blueberry]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Camouflage]]
*[[Carrot]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Chocolate]]
*[[Chokato]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Clay]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Coconut (colour)| Coconut]]
*[[Custard]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Durian]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie (colour)|Faerie]]
*[[Fire]]
*[[Garlic (colour)|Garlic]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Glowing]]
|width=250|
*[[Gold]]
*[[Gooseberry]]
*[[Grape]]
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Ice]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Jelly (colour)|Jelly]]
*[[Lemon]]
*[[Lime]]
*[[Magma]]
*[[Mallow (colour)|Mallow]]
*[[Maractite]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[MSP]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Onion]]
*[[Orange]]
*[[Pea]]
*[[Peach]]
*[[Pear]]
*[[Pepper]]
*[[Pineapple]]
*[[Pink]]
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plum]]
*[[Plushie (colour)|Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
|width=250|
*[[Quiguki]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Relic]]
*[[Robot]]
*[[Royal]]
*[[Shadow]]
*[[Silver]]
*[[Sketch]]
*[[Skunk]]
*[[Snot]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Speckled]]
*[[Split]]
*[[Sponge]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Striped]]
*[[Swamp Gas]]
*[[Thornberry]]
*[[Tomato]]
*[[Transparent]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[Usuki]]
*[[Water]]
*[[White]]
*[[Woodland]]
*[[Wraith]]
*[[Yellow]]
*[[Zombie]]
|}

===Retired Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Glass]]
*[[Stone]]
|width=250|
*[[Shadowed]]
|width=250|
*[[Unicorn]]
|}

===Rejected Colours===
{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Juppieswirl]]
|width=250|
*[[Tartan (colour)| Tartan]]
|width=250|
*[[Lutari Island| Lutari]]
|}

==All Petpet Colours==

{|align=center
|-valign=top
|width=250|
*[[Black]]
*[[Blue]]
*[[Brown]]
*[[Checkered]]
*[[Chocolate]]
*[[Christmas]]
*[[Clay]]
*[[Cloud]]
*[[Custard]]
*[[Darigan]]
*[[Desert]]
*[[Disco]]
*[[Dung]]
*[[Electric]]
*[[Faerie (colour)|Faerie]]
|width=250|
*[[Fire]]
*[[Ghost]]
*[[Glowing]]
*[[Gold]]
*[[Green]]
*[[Grey]]
*[[Halloween]]
*[[Invisible]]
*[[Island]]
*[[Jelly (colour)|Jelly]]
*[[Maractite]]
*[[Maraquan]]
*[[Mutant]]
*[[Orange]]
*[[Pink]]
|width=250|
*[[Pirate]]
*[[Plushie (colour)|Plushie]]
*[[Purple]]
*[[Rainbow]]
*[[Red]]
*[[Robot]]
*[[Royal]]
*[[Sketch]]
*[[Snow]]
*[[Spotted]]
*[[Starry]]
*[[Strawberry]]
*[[Tyrannian]]
*[[White]]
*[[Yellow]]
|}

==Trivia==
*As of December 2010, aside from the four basic colours, all 54 Neopet species can be painted Baby, Faerie, Fire, Magma, Pink, Pirate, and Rainbow.

==External links==
*'''Rainbow Pool:''' [http://www.neopets.com/pool/all_pb.phtml All Neopet Colours], [http://www.neopets.com/pool/petpet_colors.phtml All Petpet Colours], [http://www.neopets.com/pool/brushes.phtml All Neopet Paint Brushes]

[[Category:Neopets]]
[[Category:Neopets Terminology]]

Illusen's Glade

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{{construction|reason=Proper intro summary of article to write, Battledome Equipment template to be applied to rewards which apply, external link clean up}}

{{Infobox Game
|GameImage=ctp_160.gif
|GameID=160
|World=Meridell
|Categories=Adventure
}}

'''Illusen's Glade''' is [[Illusen]] the [[Earth Faerie]]'s home in [[Meridell]]. It was opened with the Discovery of Meridell on 30 July 2002, although a few users found their way to it earlier than that. When players visit Illusen, they have the option of completing a [[Quest]] for her by obtaining an item for her, with prizes depending on the level attained, mirroring the way quests from [[Jhudora's Cloud]] work.

==Overview==
If a quest is accepted, the player has 16 minutes and 40 seconds to find the [[item]] Illusen requests. The item can be obtained through any means - bought over the [[Shop Wizard]] or [[Trading Post]], sent as a gift from a [[Neofriend]], etc. Upon completion, the difficulty level of the next quest will increase. There are 50 levels of quests to complete, after most of which Illusen rewards the player with a special item. The value of the items increase as the player approaches the later levels. Should a player start a quest and not return with the item in time or be unable to find the item (common in higher leveled quests), the player's quest level will be set back to Level 1 and they must start over from the beginning. When a player chooses to do a Illusen's Glade quest, [[Jhudora]] will refuse to offer the user a quest for the next 12 hours, just as Illusen will do if the player does a Jhudora's Bluff quest. A player may accept one quest every 12 hours.

==Scoring for High Score List==

Whenever a player completes a quest for Illusen they get a score based on how quickly they return with the item. Every quest completed gets added to the total, increasing their high score within the month the quests are started. Because all High Score Lists are [[Reset Night|reset]] on the 1st of every Month, a player can only add to their High Score within that month. For this reason, many players who want the Illusen's Glade [[Trophy]] will start an Illusen Quest on the first of the month and keep doing them every 12 hours until they get the Trophy they want.

==List of rewards==
'''''Level 1''''' - ''Illusens Cream Cookie''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_creamcookie.gif
|}
Illusens Cream Cookie is a [[food]] item. Because the cookie is rewarded at such a low level, it can often be bought cheaply from the [[Shop Wizard]], often for less than 10 NP.
 

'''''Level 3''''' - ''Illusens Potion''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_perfume.gif
|}
Illusens Potion is a [[Magic Item (Item Type)|Magic Item]], a once per battle weapon that does two icons of earth and two of light. Because it's so widely available, it can be bought cheaply, but it is considered a weak [[Battledome]] weapon and is not frequently used. Fighters usually prefer the slightly more expensive [[Caustic Potion]] or [[Mud Mixture]] instead.
 

'''''Level 5''''' - ''Illusens Comb''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_comb.gif
|}
Illusens Comb is a [[grooming]] item in the shape of a leaf. It can be used to groom a [[Neopet]] and improve it's mood.
 

'''''Level 8''''' - ''Cucumber Eye Cream''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_eyecream.gif
|}
Cucumber Eye Cream is a grooming item. It is widely available and can be bought for a low price in user-owned [[shop]]s.
 

'''''Level 11''''' - ''Illusens Novel''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_novel.gif
|}
Illusens Novel is a [[book]] about the life of Illusen. Because books disappear after being used, Illusens Novel is not as cheap as other early rewards from Illusen, averaging about 1000 NP on the Shop Wizard.
 

'''''Level 14''''' - ''Mud Mixture''
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|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_mudpotion.gif
|}
Mud Mixture is a Magic Item used in the Battledome. As a once per battle weapon, it does 5 icons of earth damage and heals 1-5 hit points. Because of its healing qualities and its wide availability, it's a favourite among beginners in the Battledome.
 

'''''Level 17''''' - ''Flower Cake''
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|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_faerie_flowercake.gif
|}
Flower Cake is a food item made widely available due to the high number of them created.
 

'''''Level 20''''' - ''Rain Water Shampoo''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_faerie_shampoo.gif
|}
Rain Water Shampoo is a grooming item made widely available due to the high number of them created.
 

'''''Level 23''''' - ''Rose Shake''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_roseshake.gif
|}
Rose Shake is a food item. Because one must complete a considerable high level quest to get this item, and the fact food items disappear after use (thus diminishing the supply), the Rose Shake cost approximately 300 [[NP]] on the Shop Wizard.
 

'''''Level 26''''' - ''Earth Spell Book''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_earthspells.gif
|}
Earth Spell Book is a book tells of the spells the ancient Earth Faeries used to use. Because it is attained only through doing a considerable amount of quests, and the nature of book items, it runs about 2000 NP on the Shop Wizard.
 

'''''Level 29''''' - ''Leaf Shield''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_leafsheild.gif
|}
The Leaf Shield is a [[Battledome Equipment|Defence Magic]] item, and is a classic shield for lower level or budget-minded fighters. It blocks fives icons of earth and three of physical, both very common icons at low levels. It also blocks five icons of water, which isn't very common in the Battledome. It doesn't block fire, light, dark, or air, so it shouldn't be too heavily depended on, but it can still give the user an extra edge at the end of a battle. It is priced at about 8,000 NP on the Shop Wizard, due to the fame it's gained in the Battledome. During wars, however, its price can soar well over 30,000 NP.
 

'''''Level 32''''' - ''Illusens Earth Potion''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_earthpotion.gif
|}
Illusens Earth Potion is a Magic Item used in the Battledome, doing 6 earth and 1-3 physical icons of damage once per battle. Averaging about 1500 NP on the Shop Wizard, its solid attack and fairly low price (due to its availability) means it is usually one of the first bomb weapon a new Battledome user will equip. A downside of Illusens Earth Potion is, that it is very vulnerable to the low cost Leaf Shield, another item common with low level battlers for the exact same reason as Illusens Earth Potion. Only one may be equipped at a time.
 

'''''Level 35''''' - ''Honey Potion''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_faerie_honeypotion.gif
|}
The Honey Potion is a Magic Item used in the Battledome. Honey Potion is essentially an Illusens Earth Potion with twice as much earth icons, dealing 13 earth and 1-3 icons of damage. The Honey Potion suffers from similar problems as Illusens Earth Potion, in that the Leaf Shield, commonly used even by low-level pets, will reduce the Honey Potion to only eight earth icons of damage. For this reason the Honey Potion is usually reserved for after freezing an opponent, in order to guarantee a solid hit.

The Honey Potion is too expensive to be sold in user shops and is valued at around 800,000 NP on the [[Trading Post]]. Its expense is due to the fact that it's one of the most popular bomb weapons for advanced users of the Battledome, and it comes in small supply due to the high level needed to be rewarded it. It's considered cost-effective however, and is still much cheaper than the [[Ghostkerbomb]] or [[Rainbow Clockwork Grundo]], which are a step after the Honey Potion.

Because freezing an opponent and using two Honey Potions the next turn became such a common tactic in the Battledome, users are only allowed to equip one Honey Potion to any one [[Neopet]] at any one time.
 

'''''Level 38''''' - ''Illusens Scroll''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_scroll.gif
|}
Illusens Scroll is a book written by Illusen herself, telling of her many adventures. Because books disappear after one use and the high level it takes to be rewarded this item, Illusens Scroll is expensive, selling for approximately 800,000 NP in the Trading Post.
 

'''''Level 41''''' - ''Illusens Blade''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_blade.gif
|}
Illusens Blade is a [[Battledome Equipment|Battle Magic]] item, dealing 5 earth and 1-6 physical icons of damage in the Battledome. The amount of damage it does is random, but the results fall onto a nice bell curve, averaging 8.29 icons of damage. There are a number of problems with this weapons. It does earth icons, which are common and commonly blocked. The weapons is also too sporadic, while other weapons at a similar price can consistently deal 10-12 icons of damage. The [[Portable Kiln]], a weapon in the same price range, does a constant 11 icons of fire.

Because one must complete such a high level quest to receive Illusens Blade, it is very expensive, going for over one million Neopoints. This weapon is overpriced due to rarity, especially with the rise of 9-iconers for under 100k, but if it can be found for about half it's price it might be worth a buy.
 

'''''Level 44''''' - ''Leaf Taco''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_faerie_taco.gif
|}
The Leaf Taco is a food item. It is a rare and hard to find food both because it is hard to complete such a high quest level for Illusen and because it is a gourmet food.
 

'''''Level 47''''' - ''Illusens Orb Plant''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/illusen_orb.gif
|}
Illusens Orb Plant is a [[gardening]] item. Because it is so hard to get to quest 47, the plant is very expensive, and rarely seen in the Trading Post.
 

'''''Level 50''''' - ''Illusens Staff''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_staff.gif
|}
Illusens Staff is a Battle Magic item and one of Illusen's most potent weapons. Illusen allows only her most worthy friends to use it, and is only rewarded for completing her final quest at Level 50. Due to the expense of getting to that level, it's close to impossible to ontain. Very few of this item exist at any one time, causing their price to be well over 600 million Neopoints.

Illusens Staff attacks for 13 earth icons and 1-6 physical, for a maximum of 19 icons of damage. It heals 20% of the users maximum HP when it is in the red. Although this weapon does heal, it does not take up a healing slot. The defence of the weapon is complicated. It will block all dark icons, but should the user receive light icons at the same time, these will damage the user, in addition to 25% of these light icons, as dark icons. 75% of these light icons, as dark icons, will be reflected against one's opponent (similar to [[Jhudoras Wand]]).

It is rarely seen in the Battledome because of its rarity, and as one could buy a top-level battledome weapon set for the price of the staff.
 

==External links==
*'''Location:''' [http://www.neopets.com/medieval/earthfaerie.phtml Illusen's Glade]
*'''Neopedia:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=21 Illusen], [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=192 Illusen, the Earth Faerie]
*'''Neopets TCG:''' [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=1&id=15 Illusen's Staff], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=78 Illusens Glade], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=10&id=13 Illusen's Staff (2nd Print)], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=10&id=114 Illusen's Glade (2nd Print)], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=11&id=13 Illusens Quest]
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[[category:Adventure Games]]
[[category:Battledome Equipment]]
[[category:Meridell Games]]
[[category:Quests]]

Illusen's Glade

2011-12-07T19:07:51Z

94.34.137.165: /* Overview */

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|World=Meridell
|Categories=Adventure
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'''Illusen's Glade''' is [[Illusen]] the [[Earth Faerie]]'s home in [[Meridell]]. It was opened with the Discovery of Meridell on 30 July 2002, although a few users found their way to it earlier than that. When players visit Illusen, they have the option of completing a [[Quest]] for her by obtaining an item for her, with prizes depending on the level attained, mirroring the way quests from [[Jhudora's Cloud]] work.

==Overview==
If a quest is accepted, the player has 16 minutes and 40 seconds to find the [[item]] Illusen requests. The item can be obtained through any means - bought over the [[Shop Wizard]] or [[Trading Post]], sent as a gift from a [[Neofriend]], etc. Upon completion, the difficulty level of the next quest will increase. There are 50 levels of quests to complete, after each of which Illusen rewards the player with a special item. The value of the items increase as the player approaches the later levels. Should a player start a quest and not return with the item in time or be unable to find the item (common in higher leveled quests), the player's quest level will be set back to Level 1 and they must start over from the beginning. When a player chooses to do a Illusen's Glade quest, [[Jhudora]] will refuse to offer the user a quest for the next 12 hours, just as Illusen will do if the player does a Jhudora's Bluff quest. A player may accept one quest every 12 hours.

==Scoring for High Score List==

Whenever a player completes a quest for Illusen they get a score based on how quickly they return with the item. Every quest completed gets added to the total, increasing their high score within the month the quests are started. Because all High Score Lists are [[Reset Night|reset]] on the 1st of every Month, a player can only add to their High Score within that month. For this reason, many players who want the Illusen's Glade [[Trophy]] will start an Illusen Quest on the first of the month and keep doing them every 12 hours until they get the Trophy they want.

==List of rewards==
'''''Level 1''''' - ''Illusens Cream Cookie''
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Illusens Cream Cookie is a [[food]] item. Because the cookie is rewarded at such a low level, it can often be bought cheaply from the [[Shop Wizard]], often for less than 10 NP.
 

'''''Level 3''''' - ''Illusens Potion''
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Illusens Potion is a [[Magic Item (Item Type)|Magic Item]], a once per battle weapon that does two icons of earth and two of light. Because it's so widely available, it can be bought cheaply, but it is considered a weak [[Battledome]] weapon and is not frequently used. Fighters usually prefer the slightly more expensive [[Caustic Potion]] or [[Mud Mixture]] instead.
 

'''''Level 5''''' - ''Illusens Comb''
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|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_comb.gif
|}
Illusens Comb is a [[grooming]] item in the shape of a leaf. It can be used to groom a [[Neopet]] and improve it's mood.
 

'''''Level 8''''' - ''Cucumber Eye Cream''
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|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_eyecream.gif
|}
Cucumber Eye Cream is a grooming item. It is widely available and can be bought for a low price in user-owned [[shop]]s.
 

'''''Level 11''''' - ''Illusens Novel''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_novel.gif
|}
Illusens Novel is a [[book]] about the life of Illusen. Because books disappear after being used, Illusens Novel is not as cheap as other early rewards from Illusen, averaging about 1000 NP on the Shop Wizard.
 

'''''Level 14''''' - ''Mud Mixture''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_mudpotion.gif
|}
Mud Mixture is a Magic Item used in the Battledome. As a once per battle weapon, it does 5 icons of earth damage and heals 1-5 hit points. Because of its healing qualities and its wide availability, it's a favourite among beginners in the Battledome.
 

'''''Level 17''''' - ''Flower Cake''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_faerie_flowercake.gif
|}
Flower Cake is a food item made widely available due to the high number of them created.
 

'''''Level 20''''' - ''Rain Water Shampoo''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_faerie_shampoo.gif
|}
Rain Water Shampoo is a grooming item made widely available due to the high number of them created.
 

'''''Level 23''''' - ''Rose Shake''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_roseshake.gif
|}
Rose Shake is a food item. Because one must complete a considerable high level quest to get this item, and the fact food items disappear after use (thus diminishing the supply), the Rose Shake cost approximately 300 [[NP]] on the Shop Wizard.
 

'''''Level 26''''' - ''Earth Spell Book''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_earthspells.gif
|}
Earth Spell Book is a book tells of the spells the ancient Earth Faeries used to use. Because it is attained only through doing a considerable amount of quests, and the nature of book items, it runs about 2000 NP on the Shop Wizard.
 

'''''Level 29''''' - ''Leaf Shield''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_leafsheild.gif
|}
The Leaf Shield is a [[Battledome Equipment|Defence Magic]] item, and is a classic shield for lower level or budget-minded fighters. It blocks fives icons of earth and three of physical, both very common icons at low levels. It also blocks five icons of water, which isn't very common in the Battledome. It doesn't block fire, light, dark, or air, so it shouldn't be too heavily depended on, but it can still give the user an extra edge at the end of a battle. It is priced at about 8,000 NP on the Shop Wizard, due to the fame it's gained in the Battledome. During wars, however, its price can soar well over 30,000 NP.
 

'''''Level 32''''' - ''Illusens Earth Potion''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/faerie_earth_earthpotion.gif
|}
Illusens Earth Potion is a Magic Item used in the Battledome, doing 6 earth and 1-3 physical icons of damage once per battle. Averaging about 1500 NP on the Shop Wizard, its solid attack and fairly low price (due to its availability) means it is usually one of the first bomb weapon a new Battledome user will equip. A downside of Illusens Earth Potion is, that it is very vulnerable to the low cost Leaf Shield, another item common with low level battlers for the exact same reason as Illusens Earth Potion. Only one may be equipped at a time.
 

'''''Level 35''''' - ''Honey Potion''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_faerie_honeypotion.gif
|}
The Honey Potion is a Magic Item used in the Battledome. Honey Potion is essentially an Illusens Earth Potion with twice as much earth icons, dealing 13 earth and 1-3 icons of damage. The Honey Potion suffers from similar problems as Illusens Earth Potion, in that the Leaf Shield, commonly used even by low-level pets, will reduce the Honey Potion to only eight earth icons of damage. For this reason the Honey Potion is usually reserved for after freezing an opponent, in order to guarantee a solid hit.

The Honey Potion is too expensive to be sold in user shops and is valued at around 800,000 NP on the [[Trading Post]]. Its expense is due to the fact that it's one of the most popular bomb weapons for advanced users of the Battledome, and it comes in small supply due to the high level needed to be rewarded it. It's considered cost-effective however, and is still much cheaper than the [[Ghostkerbomb]] or [[Rainbow Clockwork Grundo]], which are a step after the Honey Potion.

Because freezing an opponent and using two Honey Potions the next turn became such a common tactic in the Battledome, users are only allowed to equip one Honey Potion to any one [[Neopet]] at any one time.
 

'''''Level 38''''' - ''Illusens Scroll''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_scroll.gif
|}
Illusens Scroll is a book written by Illusen herself, telling of her many adventures. Because books disappear after one use and the high level it takes to be rewarded this item, Illusens Scroll is expensive, selling for approximately 800,000 NP in the Trading Post.
 

'''''Level 41''''' - ''Illusens Blade''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_blade.gif
|}
Illusens Blade is a [[Battledome Equipment|Battle Magic]] item, dealing 5 earth and 1-6 physical icons of damage in the Battledome. The amount of damage it does is random, but the results fall onto a nice bell curve, averaging 8.29 icons of damage. There are a number of problems with this weapons. It does earth icons, which are common and commonly blocked. The weapons is also too sporadic, while other weapons at a similar price can consistently deal 10-12 icons of damage. The [[Portable Kiln]], a weapon in the same price range, does a constant 11 icons of fire.

Because one must complete such a high level quest to receive Illusens Blade, it is very expensive, going for over one million Neopoints. This weapon is overpriced due to rarity, especially with the rise of 9-iconers for under 100k, but if it can be found for about half it's price it might be worth a buy.
 

'''''Level 44''''' - ''Leaf Taco''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_faerie_taco.gif
|}
The Leaf Taco is a food item. It is a rare and hard to find food both because it is hard to complete such a high quest level for Illusen and because it is a gourmet food.
 

'''''Level 47''''' - ''Illusens Orb Plant''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/illusen_orb.gif
|}
Illusens Orb Plant is a [[gardening]] item. Because it is so hard to get to quest 47, the plant is very expensive, and rarely seen in the Trading Post.
 

'''''Level 50''''' - ''Illusens Staff''
{|align=right
|http://images.neopets.com/items/earth_staff.gif
|}
Illusens Staff is a Battle Magic item and one of Illusen's most potent weapons. Illusen allows only her most worthy friends to use it, and is only rewarded for completing her final quest at Level 50. Due to the expense of getting to that level, it's close to impossible to ontain. Very few of this item exist at any one time, causing their price to be well over 600 million Neopoints.

Illusens Staff attacks for 13 earth icons and 1-6 physical, for a maximum of 19 icons of damage. It heals 20% of the users maximum HP when it is in the red. Although this weapon does heal, it does not take up a healing slot. The defence of the weapon is complicated. It will block all dark icons, but should the user receive light icons at the same time, these will damage the user, in addition to 25% of these light icons, as dark icons. 75% of these light icons, as dark icons, will be reflected against one's opponent (similar to [[Jhudoras Wand]]).

It is rarely seen in the Battledome because of its rarity, and as one could buy a top-level battledome weapon set for the price of the staff.
 

==External links==
*'''Location:''' [http://www.neopets.com/medieval/earthfaerie.phtml Illusen's Glade]
*'''Neopedia:''' [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=21 Illusen], [http://www.neopets.com/neopedia.phtml?neopedia_id=192 Illusen, the Earth Faerie]
*'''Neopets TCG:''' [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=1&id=15 Illusen's Staff], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=2&id=78 Illusens Glade], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=10&id=13 Illusen's Staff (2nd Print)], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=10&id=114 Illusen's Glade (2nd Print)], [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=11&id=13 Illusens Quest]
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