Doodles

Have you ever found yourself wanting to have a fluffy companion to greet you at the estate, and assist you and your friends in cog battles? Well I have the best news! Doodles are the pets of Toontown and a toons best friend. Any toon can adopt a doodle of their choice, as long as they have enough jellybeans!

Adopting a Doodle

To adopt a doodle, a toon must go to any of the Petshops located in each playground (excluding Chip N' Dales Acorn Acres). A pet shop resembles a giant fire hydrant with a massive fish tank on top, displayed below.

Depending on which Pet Shop a toon adopts their doodle from, they will get many randomized doodle variations from colors and spots to tails, ears, noses, and hair. There is no pattern to what doodles will be available, it is just the luck of the draw! These doodle options change everyday, so if you are not satisified with your choices, come back another day! However, if you see a doodle you love, do not hesitate because it will be hard to find that same doodle again. If a toon is not satisfied with the purchased doodle, they can return their current doodle without a refund.

Additionally, the playground in which a toon chooses to purchase their doodle from determines the overall quality of the doodle. In other words, a doodle adopted in Toontown Central will not have as good of traits as a doodle adopted in Donald's Dreamland. Higher quality doodles are easier to train and maintain, and they are more likely to listen. With that being said, the higher quality doodles cost significantly more jellybeans.

After adopting a doodle, the doodle will live at the toons estate. And if other toons on the account also have doodles, they will all live in the estate neighborhood and they will all be available for interaction for any toon that is logged in. When a toon arrives at their estate, the doodles tags will appear on the screen, just like other online toons name tags appear. Upon clicking the doodle's name tag, a small box will show up, similar to when another toons name is clicked. This box shows a doodles information such as its tricks tab, and the ability to call, feed, and pet the doodle. On top of that, a doodle's current mood is displayed. A toons doodle also appears on the friends list so they can check on their doodle at any given time.

Trick Training

Doodles can be trained to do tricks for toons, which can heal a set amount of laff depending on the trick. These tricks can be done simply at a toons estate. They can also be called into a cog battle as an SOS to perform a trick to heal all the toons partaking in the battle. Training a trick boosts how much laff a trick can restore and reduces the chance of the doodle getting confused. Trick training can be tracked on the doodles info card, by clicking on the Pet Details arrow .

Every toon starts out with the trick phrase "Jump!". The rest of the trick phrases can be purchased in Clarabelle's Cattlelog. To use a trick phrase, open up SpeedChat and go to PETS then TRICKS. There you can find a list of the trick phrases a toon has available. Shout the trick around your doodle and see if they perform! The more they perform, the better they will be and the trick experience goes up. Doodles can become tired after doing tricks, signaled by the 'zzz' cloud icon, and will need to take a break. To speed up the resting process and to make the doodle feel happy, a toon can feed him/her with jellybeans and praise him/her by saying "Good boy!" or "Good girl!".

Please note that doodle trick training is a lengthy task and requires a lot of patience. Each trick bar has to be filled up as many times as the original laff restore to be completely maxed. For example, the Jump trick bar has to be filled 5 times and the Speak trick bar has to be filled 11 times.

The following table lists all possible trick phrases and the laff restore ranges:

Calling a Doodle in Battle

Just like SOS toons, doodles can also be summoned in a battle to help heal participating toons. A toon can call their doodle by selecting the suitcase button to the right of the gag choice menu then select the doodle tab. Now a toon can choose which trick they want their doodle to perform in battle.

When a toon calls their doodle, the doodle tries to perform the selected trick. If it fails, the doodle is sad. If it succeeds, all toons will be rewarded laff points, similar to how Toon-up works. Training your doodle increases the likelihood of a doodle successfully performing a trick in battle. The amount of laff given is determined by the trick performed. After the doodles attempt, they will return back to their owner's estate.

Moods & Traits

All doodles can experience different types of moods, which affects behavior. Different traits a doodle may come with can affect how often certain moods occur. For example, if a doodle is often tried, then that doodle will experience tiredness frequently. Each mood has its own unique symbol that appears above a doodles head.

• Affectionate - The doodle is feeling loving towards their owner and may want more attention. When the doodle is affectionate, a pink heart will be above their head.
• Confused - The doodle is confused. This might be the result of a doodle not understanding a trick command. When any doodle is confused, a question mark will be above their head.
• Hungry - The doodle is hungry and wants jellybeans! When the doodle is hungry, a chicken leg will be above their head. The symbol will disappear when a toon feeds the doodle.
• Bored - The doodle is bored and wants more interaction. When the doodle is bored, an ellipsis (...) will appear. The symbol will disappear when scratching the doodle and practicing tricks.
• Excited - The doodle is thrilled to see their owner. When the doodle is excited, an exclamation mark will appear.
• Sad - The doodle feels neglected and sad. This can happen if a toon is saying mean things to them. When the doodle is sad, a deep-colored blue crying face will be above their head. The symbol will disappear with positive interaction.
• Sleepy - The doodle is tired. This also means the doodle does not want to perform tricks right now. When the doodle is tired, a purple thought bubble with 'ZZZ' will be above their head. The symbol will disappear with interaction.
• Lonely - The doodle is lonely and needs their owner's attention. When the doodle is lonely, an symbol of doodles huddled together will be above their head. The symbol will disappear with interaction.
• Angry - The doodle is angry with their owner. This can result from neglection and negative interaction. When the doodle is angry, a grey cloud with lightning bolts will be above their head. The symbol will disappear with positive interaction.