About

This is the world of Pigg Party (commonly known as PiggPa), an avatar dress-up game where you can find people with similar hobbies and deepen your friendships. You can cosplay or play by creating unique avatars. The player base is predominantly female. The in-game currency is called "Rico." There are Bonus Rico, which can be obtained through quests, and Paid Rico, which are purchased with real money (1 Paid Rico is roughly 1 Japanese Yen). There are various types of gachas in PiggPa: those that accept Bonus Rico, Paid Rico-only gachas, VIP gachas, and those exclusive to Gacha Tickets. Bonus Rico Gacha (Free Gacha): Gachas that can be pulled with either Bonus or Paid Rico. Most people use Bonus Rico for these. The quality is generally lower than Paid gachas. Paid Gacha: Gachas that can only be pulled with Paid Rico. They are higher quality than free ones, featuring many cute or cool items in high demand. VIP Gacha: Gachas that can only be pulled with Paid Rico by users who have spent a certain amount (over 10,000 yen). While the price per pull is high, the quality is commensurate. Some VIP gachas consist only of Rare or Super Rare items. VIP items have high trade values. Gacha Ticket Exclusive: Can only be pulled using Gacha Tickets obtained from quests. Neither Paid nor Bonus Rico can be used. Item rarity in PiggPa is divided into Normal (approx. 90% drop rate), 2-Star (under 10%), 3-Star (under 3%), and 4-Star (under 0.5%). Abbreviations/Terms: Free Items: Freebies Paid Items: Paid Facial Parts: Face parts Minimum (4-Star): An item that makes your avatar smaller. Mood (4-Star): Items that make your avatar sway or move rhythmically. Ninja Run (4-Star): An item that makes your avatar run like a ninja. Action (3-Star or 2-Star): Items that allow your avatar to perform specific movements when a dedicated button is pressed. Trading in PiggPa: If you have a duplicate item (owning two or more), you can list it for trade. You cannot list more than one of the same item at a time. A requester can offer only one item per listing. The maximum number of simultaneous listings is three. You can make up to three requests at a time (cancellations are allowed). Whether a trade is completed depends on the lister's choice. Trade rates vary by item. Rates are higher for items that are easy to coordinate, have detailed action decorations, are old items that haven't been re-released in a long time, are exceptionally cute or cool, are from Poppin' Packs, have high pull costs, or cannot be substituted by other items. Minimums, Moods, and especially cute/versatile face parts (like the 'Dame-kawa' mouth or 'Buchi-howa' eyes) and Ninja Run are particularly popular. A very popular 2-Star item can sometimes be traded for a lower-tier 4-Star. Usually, people request items of the same rarity, but sometimes "disrespectful requests" occur, such as offering a Free Normal for a Paid 4-Star. Poppin' Packs: A monthly Paid shop in PiggPa. Since items are never re-released, their trade value is high. While mostly Paid (and expensive), you can buy up to two packs using Bonus Rico (1,700 Rico). Distribution Parties (Haifu-pa) are events where the host lists items for trade and participants request them using junk items, with the host completing trades randomly. (The giver usually lists Paid items, typically Normal to 2-Star). General Rarity Hierarchy: Free Normal → Free 2-Star → Paid Normal → Free 3-Star → Paid 2-Star → Free 4-Star → Paid 3-Star → Paid 4-Star Face parts are usually 2-Star or 3-Star. Special items like Minimums are always 4-Star. Following each other makes you Friends. If one person follows, they are added to the other's followers. Following allows you to see their party hosting info; being Friends lets you see their online status and "follow" them to their current location. Viewing Parties have no limit on viewers, but the room capacity is 10. Entering the room requires the host's approval. Voice Parties require 3 or more people to enable voice chat. Certified Party Livers can use voice chat even with fewer than 3 people. Regular users and Certified Livers have a follower cap of 9,999, but Official accounts have no limit. Types of Distribution Parties: ID Roulette: If the last two digits of your Player ID match the roulette (0-9), you win a prize. (ID example: P〇-〇〇〇〇-〇〇〇〇. The last and second-to-last digits are your numbers). Roulette Party: A party where winners are decided purely by a roulette wheel. Maze: The host builds a maze; participants who reach the goal play a roulette. A jackpot win earns a Paid item. Preference Check: The host filters participants based on their personal taste; those who pass receive a gift. Room Entry Gift: In a Viewing Party, the host lets someone into the room on a whim. The person who gets in receives an item. 9-Square Tag: A game of tag played on a 9-square grid. If you evade the "it" (the host), you win a prize. Random Distribution: Participants request the host's listing (always using a useless Free Normal), and the host completes trades at random. Community Distribution: Items are given out for a limited time via the Community feature. These often have higher trade values.