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    Mayor Tinstle 
The mayor of Badgetown. She needs your help to save it from being destroyed by the Ooblet High Council.

  • Reasonable Authority Figure: She welcomes you into Badgetown, and her best interest is ensuring that the population doesn't get evicted.

    Outgrid 
The leader of the Mossprouts.

    Videon 
The leader of the Mimpins.

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Ooblet species

    Shrumbo 
Mushroom-like Ooblets with a straightforward battle styles who serve as the mascots of the Mossprouts club.

  • Boring, but Practical: All of its signature moves give its team points with no additional effects, but they also cost fewer beats than similar common moves.
  • Mushroom Man: It's a mushroom with tiny limbs and a face.
  • Series Mascot: It's the first Ooblet in the almanac order, and it's at the front-and-centre of various promotional materials, such as PC version's desktop icon.
  • Starter Mon: You get Shrumbo at the start of the game if you choose to join the Mossprouts.
  • Trademark Favourite Food: You'll need a Mossprouts Malt in order to challenge wild ones to dance battles, and its description says it's Shrumbo's favourite treat.

    Clickyclaws 
An aggressive Ooblet species that congregates in unused buildings.

  • Cartoon Creature: It's categorised as a faunoob, but unlike most of them, it doesn't look like any particular animal.
  • Nonindicative Name: It doesn't have noticeable claws.
  • Perpetual Frowner: Befitting its aggressive disposition, it's always frowning. The only exception is the artwork on Just a Taste, its third signature move, where it's smiling.

    Unnyhunny 
With natural rings that resemble a sweatband, Unnyhunnies look like 80s fitness instructors.

  • Astonishingly Appropriate Appearance: Its description notes that the rings are part of its body, but happens to look like it's wearing a headband and boots.
  • Support Party Member: Two of its signature moves aid its team; Fresh Start gives them 2 extra beats on the next turn, while Let Loose reduces the waiting period for an ally's warm-up move by one turn.

    Moogy 
This Ooblet vaguely resembles a songbird, but it can't fly.

  • Discard and Draw: Its first signature move, Flitter Flutter, discards a random card in your hand in exchange for an extra beat.

    Radlad 
Mobile raddishes who seem to think they're named after an eighties slang word for "cool".

  • Death or Glory Attack: Its first signature move, Slow Jam, has a 50% chance to give your team two hype points... and a 50% chance to give your opponents two hype points.
  • Non-Standard Character Design: Most Ooblets' variants are just Palette Swaps, but unusual Radlads have a completely different leaf shape than common and gleamy ones.
  • Planimal: It's a raddish with a face and legs.

    Petula 
This prim-and-proper Ooblet is capable of powerful dance moves that require several turns of warm-up to use.

    Wigglewip 
According to legend, giant versions of this root-like Ooblet used to roam Oob.

  • Planimal: It's described as a "root-based Ooblet", and it has leaves growing out of its head. It's coloured orange on its signature move cards, making it look like a carrot.
  • Support Party Member: All of its signature moves serve to annoy the opponents instead of earning points. Gyrate Fête adds three useless trepidation cards to their deck, Rattle 'N Addle gives them two points of fluster, and Pile DJ makes all of the opponents' moves cost one more beat next turn.

    Plob 
Amphibious Ooblets who specialise in gaining resources.

  • Item Caddy: All of its signature moves add a random item from a given category to your inventory.

    Whirlitzer 
Resembling an unripe acorn, Whirlitzer is the only Ooblet that can fly.

  • Flight: Its description notes that it's the only flying Ooblet, and it does so by rotating the propeller-like leaves on top of its head.
  • Support Party Member: None of its signature moves earn points; instead, Gracing Bracing earns the team two extra beats on the next turn, while Abrupt Disrupt and Fateful Flourish both have negative effects on the opponent.


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