Mutations

Mutations

Collect Cat Cards weather mutations: Shocked, Cosmic and Aurora variants, how weather changes on your plot and which mutations are worth chasing.

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Named Variants
1
Weather System
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Official Description

Introduction

Weather can mutate your cats into special variants — Shocked, Cosmic, Aurora and more — and this page explains how the system actually works. Mutations change the look of affected cats and give collectors a side goal beyond the hardest cards: a lucky Aurora or Cosmic variant turns an ordinary pull into a piece worth keeping in the Index. The weather on your plot changes over time and appears to drive which mutations show up, though the exact trigger conditions are not officially documented. Some players treat variant hunting as a fun gamble, while veterans simply enjoy the variety in their catalog. Because exact odds are community-reported rather than confirmed, this guide keeps expectations realistic while still covering every named variant, the weather system behind it and the collection value each mutation adds to your account.

Mutation Variants Guide

VariantTierStatus
ShockedBLightning-themed variant named in the official description
CosmicBGalaxy-style variant echoed by galaxy cat cards in official media
AuroraBNorthern-lights variant named alongside Shocked and Cosmic
Weather EventsAPlot weather that drives which mutations appear on pulls

Mutation Breakdown

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Shocked

rare

A lightning-themed mutation flavor named in the official description as one of the weather variants

LookLightning-flavored mutation theme, turning an ordinary cat into a visually distinct Shocked variant
NameName is confirmed in the official game description, which makes Shocked one of the developer-named variants
StatusExact effects are community-reported, because the developer has not documented what the variant changes
B

Cosmic

rare

A galaxy-style mutation from the weather system, echoed by galaxy-style cat cards in official media

LookGalaxy style that matches galaxy-themed cat cards, keeping the variant visually consistent with the catalog
CollectPopular with variant collectors, since the space theme is one of the easiest to recognize and show off
StatusExact effects are community-reported, so treat any gameplay claims about Cosmic as unconfirmed for now
B

Aurora

rare

A northern-lights style mutation from the weather system, named alongside Shocked and Cosmic

LookNorthern-lights style from the weather system, giving cats a colorful gradient look that stands out in the Index
NameName is confirmed in the official game description, so Aurora counts as a developer-recognized variant
StatusExact effects are community-reported, and no official source states whether it changes income or stats
A

Weather Events

primary

Plot weather that changes over time and drives which mutations can appear on newly pulled cats

FunctionWeather changes over time on your plot, so the conditions you see rotate even when you are not interacting
EffectEffect is to drive when mutations appear, making timing part of variant-hunting strategy for collectors
NoteChances are not officially documented, so exact trigger odds stay in community-reported territory

Core Mechanics

Weather changes over time on your plot and drives which mutations can appear on newly pulled cats. The officially named variants include Shocked, a lightning-themed flavor; Cosmic, a galaxy style echoed by galaxy cat cards in official media; and Aurora, a northern-lights look from the weather system. The official description also says there are more variants implied by the wording, but only these names are confirmed so far. Mutations appear to affect the look and profile of the affected cat, while the exact chance of triggering one is not documented anywhere official. Because the weather rotates on your own plot, players cannot simply force a desired mutation on demand; they wait for favorable conditions and pull during them. Community reports treat certain styles as more special, but no official rarity tiers exist for mutations.

Advantages

Mutations add collectible variety that keeps the pack-opening loop fresh long after the first hundred pulls. A lucky Aurora or Cosmic variant makes an ordinary pull special for the Index, turning duplicate territory into a reason to keep opening. For collectors, mutations create a natural side goal beyond the hardest cards: instead of only chasing Gold, Rainbow and Holo foils, you also track each mutation flavor across your catalog. Variants also give veterans something to do between updates, because those cats renew interest in boosters that would otherwise feel stale. From a value perspective, a mutated cat is still your regular card underneath — the variant simply adds flavor and prestige — so you lose nothing by fielding one. For new players, mutations are the friendliest special-card system in the game because every pull has a small chance to feel extraordinary.

Challenges

Exact mutation odds are not documented by the developer, so whether and when a mutation appears is community-reported only. That makes mutation hunting a gamble rather than a reliable farming strategy: you cannot grind a specific variant on demand, and no official drop schedule exists. The economic impact is also unconfirmed, because official material never states whether mutations change a cat's income or combat stats, so treat any claims about boosted earnings as unofficial. Because weather drives which mutations appear, timing depends on conditions that you cannot control directly, which adds unpredictability to collection planning. Community rarity lists for mutations shift as new names surface, and players may disagree about which styles deserve prestige. Players who treat mutation chasing as a fun bonus rather than a core goal will avoid the disappointment of empty sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do mutations happen?+
Weather can mutate your cats into variants like Shocked, Cosmic and Aurora, per the official game description; the exact system is not fully documented. The weather on your plot changes over time, and the current conditions appear to drive which mutations can appear, though the developer has not published the exact triggers. Because the odds are undisclosed, mutation hunting should be treated as a fun gamble rather than a reliable farm. The most useful habit is to keep pulling while favorable weather is active and to hold onto any variant you like, because a mutated cat counts toward the Index just like a normal one. Community reports guide expectations, but no official rate sheet exists.
What mutations exist?+
Confirmed flavor names include Shocked, Cosmic and Aurora, with more variants implied by the official wording. Shocked presents a lightning-themed look, Cosmic echoes the galaxy style of certain cards and Aurora uses a northern-lights palette, all three named directly in the official description. The wording suggests additional styles exist beyond these three, but only the confirmed names appear in developer material so far. For collectors, these named variants define the visible side of the mutation system and give the Index a flavor dimension beyond rarity tiers. Because community videos and reports discuss the same three names, they are also the safest variants to reference in guides.
Are some mutations rare?+
Community play treats certain styles as more special, but no official rarity tiers exist for mutations. Some players value Cosmic or Aurora more than Shocked because of how they look, and collector pricing discussions often rank them by style. However, the developer has never assigned rarity labels or drop weights to individual mutation flavors, so those preferences are purely community taste. That means two players hunting mutations can value the same pull differently without either being wrong. The practical takeaway is to chase the styles you personally like, keep one copy of each for the Index and ignore claims that a specific variant is officially rarer — none of them are.
Do mutations change income?+
Official material does not state income changes, so the economic impact of a mutation is unconfirmed. The official description names the variants and the weather system, but it never says whether a mutated cat earns more cash per second or gains new combat stats. Some community discussions assume a visual-only effect, while others report perceived differences, but none of those reports are backed by official numbers. Until the developer documents the mechanics, treat any claim about mutated income as community speculation. For planning purposes, assume a mutated cat behaves like its normal version for stands and towers, and treat the variant as a collector bonus rather than an economic advantage.

Quick Tips

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Keep one mutated cat of each flavor for the Index, because variants count toward the collection like normal cards and give the catalog extra depth. A Shocked duplicate can be kept aside even if you sell its normal copies, protecting the flavor entry from disappearing. Since exact odds are undisclosed, holding onto every variant you pull is the only guaranteed way to build a complete mutation collection.

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Watch the weather on your plot, because it drives which mutations can appear during your pulls. The weather changes over time, and favorable conditions seem to increase the chance of variant pulls, though the exact relationship is undocumented. Checking the weather before opening a batch of packs means you time your booster spending for the moments most likely to produce a Shocked, Cosmic or Aurora surprise.

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Treat mutation odds as community-reported, not confirmed, because the developer has never published the actual rates. Community videos and reports suggest patterns, but they cannot replace official data. Planning a whole mutation collection around guessed odds is risky, so treat variant hunting as a bonus on top of normal pack opening rather than a dedicated grind.

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Cosmic variants echo the galaxy-style cards seen in official media, which makes them easy to recognize and fun to collect. The galaxy look connects the mutation system to the card art style, so a Cosmic pull feels like a natural part of the catalog. For players who enjoy visual variety, Cosmic is one of the most satisfying variants to chase after a solid pull.

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Aurora and Shocked variants add collector value to ordinary pulls, because a cheap pull with a rare flavor still counts as a special Index entry. Variants make otherwise-unremarkable cards worth keeping and give the collection a flavor dimension beyond rarity tiers. Since the economic effect of mutations is unconfirmed, treat them as prestige pieces rather than income plays.

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