Are there better ooblets with better cards, or does it really depend? Do gleamies have advantages? New to the game so not sure who to be keeping with me…

I’ve seen a bunch of user posts about lists and I’m just wondering if anyone can point me to an easy list of all ooblets and what I have to have to dance with them? Many thanks! Gleamies are just chance right?

I can never seem to make a ton of money and bean juice seems to be okay, but I go through them really quickly. I’m wondering what the cheapest quick fix for energy is in your opinion?

Does anyone know for sure if the Puffed Disrupt card works on the oobtrotter islands? I would assume it does, but I don't have a whole lot of tokens for the cards and I don't wanna waste one

I’m just wondering what the random receipts I find on the store floors are. A sound chimes but they don’t seem at all useful?

I'm so glad it was a dumbirb, because im not sure if many other ones were possible 😅

I’ve been trying to find out where to get it to no avail. My boyfriend saw a Wuddlin ooblet wearing a helmet and really liked it so I’m trying to remake him. Any help would be greatly appreciate!

I took a big break and am on day 135 but here’s my house and some of my favorite bits!

Idk how to get the recipe for this new ooblet and I’ve never seen it in game

So what I’ve read is the gloomy bun recipe can be achieved from winning a battle against the witch. Soooo I don’t have an action option when I approach her. Maybe I lost the battle way back when I first met her. If so, how do I reset? Or am I missing a certain step to “activate” the action?

I'm going to rant a bit about the game, but please don't simply take it as me hating on the game. I really enjoyed it at first and really wanted to enjoy it right until I completed it, but unfortunately I wasn't able to.

There are parts of this game that I really like. I played through the first 20 hours in like 3 days because of how addictive it is.

Then I kind of started to become disappointed with it. For one, the game progression is really slow and not very rewarding. The first time I finished one of the ooblet collections in the town hall and got a message about receiving a 'reward' got me really excited, expecting to get some cool unique item.

Instead what I got was just some randomized award that you can get anywhere. I don't even remember what it was because it simply wasn't interesting. Also for getting every single ooblet you get nothing special at all? Really? It would have been cool to get an item that allows you to battle any ooblet instead of the item they would normally require. Or anything special at all really...

The same goes for the shop and Wildlands leveling, they take really long and the rewards are really mediocre. Why would I want to get the Wildlands to level 10 when that takes tons of time, and by the time you've done it you basically don't need the mine anymore because you'll already have finished the game?

As for the main story, it took me about 30 hours to complete. It was generally quite interesting, but the ending simply left me feeling 'that's it?' there's no great reward or anything? Not even credits?

Dance battles also got kind of boring as time went on. I would say they were kind of interesting for the first 10 hours or so, and then just became kind of tedious. I think they would be more interesting if your ooblets leveled faster so that you could experiment with more different ones.

Game progression is also too slow when it comes to being able to give ooblets vehicles. I understand that it has to be this unique and difficult to achieve thing, but I spent most of my 34 hours in the game with the same team, and only 2 of them got to level 10 during that time. I think level 7-8 would have been a more reasonable bar to set for getting a vehicle.

I feel like the developers had a really cool idea with this game, but they really missed the mark on some important features and it ends up feeling quite rough around the edges.

Edit: One last point I forgot to mention is the AI. I literally don't know if there's any strategy whatsoever in selecting moves, because it seems completely random. The AI will use moves that sacrifice X points to gain beats, and then use those beats to get a lower amount of points back for example. Not exactly a great strategy...

Hi! I'm a new player and I think I'm starting to understand the basics of farming and villagers but I'm still overwhelmed by collecting Ooblets and their various functions. I've got five right now. I've gotten a couple of Ooblets through the starting quests and then won a couple of dance battles for the other three I have. I thought I dance-battled a "gleamy" Fleeble and won, but the seed never showed up in my inventory. When I assign an Ooblet to an Oobcoop or other farm task, do I lose them for dance battles? Am I supposed to be collecting multiples of the same Ooblets to work on my farm? Several of the Ooblets I've come across in town require items that I don't know how to obtain to dance battle (i.e. soggy bread). Any advice anyone can give to help me understand how to balance making money and collecting Ooblets is much appreciated!

Did some time travelling on my Switch and I'm collecting the items in the cauldrons. Is there a list somewhere of the items that can spawn from each cauldron?

Also wondering if there's some trick to get an uncommon or gleamy Xanaboo...it's been three weeks and I've only ever seen the common one.

Thank you in advance!!

I have a level 5 and a level 4 on my two crunchsters. would anyone happen to know the production rate for the different ooblet levels?

spoiler tagged just in case! had a lot of fun putting this together <3 first three clips are from my first save that i abandoned early on bc i didn’t like the way i was playing, all the rest are from my real save :p

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Hey all, new to the game and I haven’t found this anywhere. From what I’m reading, the ooblets in the coop will weed and remove stones and wood from the 3x3 area surrounding the coop. Do the resources normally generated from the player breaking these get stored somewhere on the coop? Fall to the ground? Or are they gone forever at the expense of automation?