Spin a Catboy Catboys Collection
Who you pull from packs, who you place, and who the community added.
Catboys are the collectible units in Spin a Catboy. You open Packs, you get a character, you put that character on the Base, and the plot pays you. The thumbnail art is loud on purpose: white hair, cat ears, a pack with a joke rate. The economy underneath is quieter. This hub is the roster side of the wiki. For keep-or-sell letters, use the Catboy tier list.
Mugpugs has not shipped a complete public name list. We document bands, the Catgirl note, Secret math, and confirmed submissions. We will not invent a 60-row index.
Child pages
- Secrets — the 1/100, 1/150, 1/100,000 chase, including Super Secret.
- Catgirls — the small extra pool the description jokes about.
- Community submissions — in-game form, Discord badge text, Harriet.
- Harriet — the first named community Catboy and the Freed Harriet badge.
What a Catboy is in this game
A Catboy is an income unit, not a fighter and not an avatar you wear in other experiences. R15 morph is on for the player character. The collectibles are separate models you place on pads. If a guide talks about dash attacks, it is the wrong catboy title.
Rarity bands, from land-filler to chase:
- Commons and uncommons exist to occupy pads in hour one.
- Mid units are the ones you keep until a Secret lands.
- Secrets follow the published pack rates.
- Super Secrets are about one tenth as common as Secrets on the same crate.
Place before you admire. Offline Earnings ignore storage.
Index, storage, and More Storage
The in-game index is how you know what you have already seen. Completion is a long project because Secrets are 1/100 even on Eclipse. Do not stall the plot to keep a complete cute common set in storage. More Storage costs 49 Robux; it is for hunters, not for hoarders of C-tier.
When storage is tight, sell from the bottom of the tier list. When a pad is empty, even a common is correct.
Catgirls and community faces
The description says there are also like three Catgirls. That is a roster spice line, not a second game. They use the same pads and the same packs. Details sit on the Catgirls page.
Players can submit characters. The description tells you to scroll down in the experience to do it. The Freed Harriet badge is proof that a Discord submission shipped. If you want a cameo, read submissions instead of DMing random group members.
How packs feed the roster
Eclipse and 50B packs are how the rare bands arrive. Cheap packs are how the common bands arrive. Pair this hub with how to open packs so you do not expect a Secret from a filler crate.
Mutations, if you bought Mutation Hunter, apply to units you already own. They do not add a new row to the index by themselves. See mutation ranks.
Reading other people’s plots
Six-player servers let you stare. Staring is allowed. Copying a pad count is smart. Copying a deco budget is not a roster plan. If someone has a wall of Secrets, they opened Eclipse, not a secret menu you missed. There is no hidden seventh step after Skill Tree.
When Mugpugs names more units, this hub will grow extra child pages. Until then, the three children plus the tier list are the whole roster toolkit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
How many Catboys are in the game?
Mugpugs has not posted a full public count. Play the index, and treat Secrets as the rare band defined by pack rates.
Are Catgirls separate collectibles?
They are a small extra pool in the same pack economy. See Catgirls.
Who is Harriet?
A player-submitted cat with a badge. Details on community submissions.
Should I collect every common?
Index them if you like. Do not block pads or spend 49 Robux just to hoard filler.