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Bispotti
- Com Mons: Instead of Whirlm, the first wild piñata you'll meet in Trouble in Paradise is Bispotti.
- Trademark Favorite Food: In Pocket Paradise, they'll only come to your garden if you have several poppies, and they'll need to eat some to become residents.
Camello
Cherrapin
Choclodocus
- Ascended to Carnivorism: All the dinosaurs it's based on are herbivores, but Choclodocus needs to eat a bone and three piñatas in order to grow up.
- Mix-and-Match Critters: Depending on which bones you tinker, it can have the head of a Triceratops, Brontosaurus, or Stegosaurus, as well as a tail that doesn't fit any of them.
- Nigh-Invulnerable: It can't be broken or become sick.
- Purposely Overpowered: The Choclodocus raises your garden's value tenfold, cannot be broken or made sick, will never leave your garden out of unhappiness, can drive away sours and can instantly raise any other piñata to max candiosity with no drawbacks.
- Single Specimen Species: You can only generate one Choclodocus, as the amber gem can only be collected once and cannot be duplicated. Well, unless you use an unofficial Piñata Vision card that grants extras, of course.
Chocstrich
- Flying Flightless Bird: Despite being based on the ostritch, a Chocstrich once flew in the cartoon.
Custacean
Flapyak
- Constantly Lactating Cow: If a Flapyak is wearing a bell, it'll get ready to be milked every so often. It also compels it to go to a Milking Shed by itself.
Geckie
Hoghurt
Hootyfruity
- The Owl-Knowing One: Its encyclopedia entry jokes that it must be wise to be able to fly around trees in the dark without bumping into them, and its house is a stack of books.
Jeli
- Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti: It's based on the yeti. While it's just a regular late-game encounter in Trouble in Paradise that requires a lot of snow in your garden (in reference to "the abominable snowman", another name for the yeti), it's absurdly elusive in Pocket Paradise; it only spawns in the wild in about a quarter of files
, and only once each (but you can breed or trade for more). Its rarity in that game is lampshaded by Gretchen Fetchem, who has a random chance to say that someone tracked down a "Je-" before cutting herself off when you visit her shop. - Early-Bird Cameo: It first appeared in the episode "The Abominable Jeli" almost a year before Trouble in Paradise was announced.
Lemmoning
- Suicidal Lemmings: Lemmonings get a thrill over running off cliffs as shown in one episode of the cartoon, though they don't really know why. They don't seem to show this trait in the game.
Limeoceros
- Rhino Rampage: The sours of this piñata will wreck the stuff you had Willy build for you. The tame versions of this piñata will boot Professor Pester out of your garden.
Moojoo
- Gingerbread House: The Moojoo Home is this, and also stands on pink frosting and has candy canes installed near it. The journal description references Hansel and Gretel and claims the house is more hard-wearing than expected because Moojoos are allergic to gingerbread.
Parmadillo
Peckanmix
Pengum
- Polar Penguins: They're only found in the Piñarctic, and you'll need some snow in your garden to make them residents.
Pieena
Polollybear
- Polar Bears and Penguins: Once you've evolved a Fizzlybear into one, wild Polollybears will appear in the Piñarctic alongside Pengums.
Robean
S'morepion
- Scary Scorpions: The first of these creatures you will meet are sours, and they sting your piñatas to make them unhappy.
Sarsgorilla
- Company Cross References: Its description complains that there are too many games about big apes, a clear reference to Rare's Donkey Kong Country series.
Smelba
- Smelly Skunk: A Smelba can be commanded to scare Ruffians away, by breathing a dark green cloud of Visible Odor. A wild Smelba needs to eat three rotten garlics before becoming a resident of the garden, and a resident Smelba needs to eat two air fresheners and hold a romantic flower before it can romance. Also, the journal's description for the Gas Mask accessory mentions that most Piñatas use the Gas Mask when sharing a garden with Smelbas. The sours will secrete an odor that cancels out any romances you were working on.
Sweetle
Tartridge
Tigermisu
Vulchurro
Walrusk
- Warm-Hearted Walrus: These piñatas are among the friendly piñatas that you can get into your garden, and they are (mostly) vegetarian. They also don't have any hostilities toward any other piñata species.
