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Pupcicle
Ultra-Rare · Origin: Gamepass · Released: 2026-11-13
The rarity record is firm even where the price is not. The Pupcicle is filed as Ultra-Rare, one of 232 pets in that class, and 231 of those classmates do carry prices, running from the African Wild Dog at 0.475610 Frost down to 0.000150, with a class median of 0.001130. 1 Ultra-Rare pets, this one included, stand outside that ranking entirely: not at the bottom of it, but absent from it, which is a statement about the lists' attention rather than about worth.
The origin record says Gamepass, and that label is shared: the group holds the Aestus (0.010660 Frost), the Alpaca (0.067990 Frost), the Arctic Dusk Dragon (0.021210 Frost), the Aurora Fox (0.026470 Frost), the Bald Eagle (0.028640 Frost), the Ballet Swan (0.016870 Frost), the Balloon Unicorn (0.506100 Frost), the Border Collie (0.044180 Frost), the Burger Bear (0.002380 Frost), the Bush Elephant (0.063030 Frost), the Cabbit (0.089410 Frost), the Cake Friend (0.002430 Frost), the Candicorn (0.062080 Frost), the Capricorn (0.003860 Frost), the Caterpillar (0.047800 Frost), the Catte (0.003280 Frost), the Cattuccino (0.000750 Frost), the Count Slothula (0.002840 Frost), the Fairy Bat Dragon (0.098460 Frost), the Frost Phoenix (0.006700 Frost), the Gaelic Fae (0.006220 Frost), the German Shepherd (0.004760 Frost), the Grim Dragon (0.090460 Frost), the Guardian Lion (0.002670 Frost), the Haetae (0.446390 Frost), the Hippogriff (0.002550 Frost), the Jekyll Hydra (0.128930 Frost), the Jester Dragon (0.022470 Frost), the Kookaburra (0.008230 Frost), the Latte Kitsune (0.009620 Frost), the Lavender Dragon (0.007200 Frost), the Matcha Cat (0.021980 Frost), the Mechapup (0.037320 Frost), the Mermicorn (0.085580 Frost), the Mini Pig (0.128930 Frost), the Moose Calf (0.009670 Frost), the Nautilus (0.001770 Frost), the Panda (0.003320 Frost), the Pupcake (0.002140 Frost), the Ranger Beaver (0.002280 Frost), the Red Sand Dollar (0.003180 Frost), the Rose Dragon (0.012300 Frost), the Royal Palace Spaniel (0.001970 Frost), the Sea Slug (0.034050 Frost), the Shadow Dragon Ducky (0.002090 Frost), the Sloth (0.001130 Frost), the S'mores Raccoon (0.003880 Frost), the Tuxedo Cat (0.004040 Frost), the Vampire Dragon (0.037320 Frost) and the White Sand Dollar (0.003180 Frost). The Pupcicle is the unpriced member of its own origin group, which gives a trader a neighbourhood to reason from, though not a figure to quote: origin mates show what the source's other products trade at, and this pet's blank sits inside that range of possibilities without occupying any point in it.
The release file is blank too: the Pupcicle is one of 68 pets in the database with no release date recorded. That removes the usual way of judging the section's standard explanation for an unpriced pet, that it might be too new, since there is no date to judge newness by. Its unpriced state cannot be blamed on youth, and cannot be excused by it either; the record simply does not file when it arrived.
Both consolidation flags stand open for this pet, Neon possible and Mega possible, and still the ladder cannot start: the base row it would be built from has no value on any list. The forms wait on a number, not on permission. There is no trick record either: the Pupcicle is one of 10 pets whose trick field stands empty in the database, so even the usual levelling page furniture has nothing to print.
No community value list prices the Pupcicle, and the shape of that blank matters. It is one of 11 unpriced pages among 814 in this section. Checking the files one by one: the adopted values file has no entry for it, the master value file has no entry for it, and the combined values file has no row for it; the absence is not a blank number inside an entry but the lack of an entry itself. A page like this cannot quote a rank, a ladder or a trend, so it does the next most useful thing: it sets down, verifiably, what exists and what does not.
The audit trail, dataset by dataset: adopted values, no entry at all; master record, absent; AMTV, absent; AMVGG, absent; combined values file, absent; untradable register, silent. Six checks, and the pattern they form is the closest thing this pet has to a market record.
To feel the size of the class this pet is missing from: the priced Ultra-Rares together total 2.5421 Frost of regular value across 231 pets. The class leader, the African Wild Dog at 0.475610, alone accounts for a visible slice of that; the median classmate sits at 0.001130. Had the lists valued the Pupcicle anywhere inside its class's existing range, this page would carry a ladder like any other. They did not, and the range stands as context, not as an estimate.
The egg data offers no route back either. Across all 42 egg records in the catalogue, hatch list after hatch list, the Pupcicle appears in none of them. Whatever produced this pet, it was not one of the catalogued eggs, or the catalogue's lists are incomplete in its case; the records cannot distinguish those two readings, and this page does not pretend otherwise.
No list scores this pet's demand either. The scored population runs to 800 pets (167 pets carry a 1 of 5 mark, 363 pets carry a 2 of 5 mark, 154 pets carry a 3 of 5 mark, 84 pets carry a 4 of 5 mark, 32 pets carry a 5 of 5 mark), and the Pupcicle stands outside it. Where a valued pet's page can say how quickly it moves, this page can only file that the question has never been asked by the sources the section is built from.
One record keeping fact completes the file: alphabetically, the Pupcicle is entry number 583 of 814 pet names in this section, filed between the Pupcake and the Puptune. Within the P names it files at number 59 of 62. It shares the initial P with 61 other names in the file. Those numbers decide nothing about value, but they decide the order in which equal valued pets are printed, and readers comparing this page with a tied neighbour's will meet the effect there.
Think through what a price would unlock, and the size of the missing file grows. A regular value is the base of eleven other figures: three potion rows, four Neon rows and four Mega rows, each priced relative to the base on every other page in this section. The Pupcicle is recorded as able to exist in Neon and Mega forms, so all eleven of those derivative prices are, in principle, waiting on one missing number. The absence is a single point with a long shadow.
Demand in its class, for scale: scored Ultra-Rare pets divide as 1 of 5: 50, 2 of 5: 96, 3 of 5: 55, 4 of 5: 22, 5 of 5: 7. The Pupcicle holds none of those marks. Two independent columns, price and demand, both pass it by, which is why this page treats the absence as a property of the record and not a gap in one list.
For a concrete neighbour inside the Ultra-Rare class: the Burger Bear (Gamepass, dated July 3, 2026, a trick list of 6 stages) is one of the pets the Pupcicle is filed beside. In its case, it carries a regular value of 0.002380 Frost, standing 76 among the 231 priced Ultra-Rares, everything this page cannot say about its own subject. The comparison is the sharpest available picture of this pet's own position: same label, different record.
Its file by file pattern is shared by 7 other unpriced pets: the Scoob, the MFR Sandwich, the Pet Rock, the Burtaur, the Sandwich, the Pumpkin and the Practice Dog. The same checks, the same results; the pattern groups pets whose records were left blank in precisely the same way, which is itself a clue about how the lists were built: whole categories were passed over together.
The trick file draws one more line around this pet. 803 of the 814 records in the pet database carry a trick list; the Pupcicle is one of the 11 that do not. A trick list is the most basic behavioural file a pet can have, learned stage by stage as it grows, and its absence here matches the pattern everywhere else on this page: the record was never filled in, in any system.
A trader who lands here looking for a number will not find one, and that is the finding. The Pupcicle trades, when it trades, on judgement between the two parties, with no list to appeal to. This page's work is to keep that position verifiable: the absence was checked across every source the section monitors at the November 11, 2026 snapshot.