Rainbow Pool
What is it?
The SunnyNeo Rainbow Pool is an expanded version of the Neopets Rainbow Pool. While the Neopets Rainbow Pool only shows images of converted pets, our rainbow pool offers more.
On each pet it will show you the date is was released and how you can obtain this specific pet-colour combination. Also you can see all facial expressions of all pets, such as happy, sad and angry. In addition to that you can also see how a pet will look without clothes, as well as which clothes are available (if any). As male and female pets look slightly different, for both gender types you can see all facial expressions. This rainbow pool also shows you what an unconverted pet looks like in this colour combination if it is available. On all older pets, you can also see what they looked like before customisation was invented.
How does it work?
Below you can see two dropdown boxes, one that says All Species, and one that says All Colours. You can use these two to find a specific pet-colour combination, by setting both. If you only set one of both, for instance Biscuit, you will see all available Biscuit pets. Similarly if you set the All Species dropdown to Kougra, you will see all available Kougra colours. Once you've found the pet of your choice you can click on it for more detailed information.
Halloween Acara
| Released: October 17, 2003 Customisable: This pet is fully customisable. Obtainable:      |
See Compatible Clothing |
Converted Pet
Female
Male
Clothing
These are the available items that are exclusive to Acara when painted Halloween. If your pet's colour changes, these items will remain in your closet, and might be compatible with other colours for Acara.
Halloween Acara CostumeSee Preview
Halloween Acara HatSee PreviewOld Pre-Customisation Pet Poses
This pet has several poses that were used throughout Neopets, prior to the release of pet customisation. Some parts of Neopets still use these images, and might display a broken image for newer pets that were created after the customisation release.
Pet Preview
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