Squishy Dumplings Rarity List

What Rarity Bands Mean in Squishy Dumplings

Rarity in Squishy Dumplings describes how hard an item is to find, not necessarily how much trade value it holds. The game currently uses seven bands, ordered from most common to scarcest: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Apocalypse, Animal, and Heart.

Common through Epic items all come from the standard pull pool, with drop rates decreasing as the rarity increases. The top three bands, Apocalypse, Animal, and Heart, are event-gated and require specific in-game conditions to obtain. Supply for those items grows much more slowly than demand, which is why they tend to hold strong trade value even when the market is quiet.

Rarity alone does not determine how active a trade is. An Apocalypse item might sit on the board longer than an Epic item during off-event periods simply because fewer players have the value needed to take it. The tier list covers demand-based rankings for each item if you want to cross-reference rarity with how often items actually move.

Select a rarity band to filter. Each card shows the item name, rarity badge, and scarcity note. For value numbers on each item, see the full value list.

How to Obtain Each Rarity Band

Common and Uncommon

Both drop from the standard pull pool and represent the highest base drop rates in the game. New players accumulate Common and Uncommon items quickly. Plain Pork and Classic Veggie sit at the bottom of the value range at 5 and 6. Soup Xiao Long and Shrimp Har Gow are the Uncommon pair at 14 and 18. Use these in multi-item bundle trades to work toward higher bands rather than offering them solo.

Rare

Rare items also come from the standard pull pool but at a noticeably lower rate than Common or Uncommon. Expect a meaningful number of pulls before landing one. Rainbow Mochi (value 45) has rising demand. Spicy Sichuan (value 52) holds stable. Either one is a reasonable stepping stone toward Epic.

Epic

Epic items come from the standard pull pool at a very low drop rate. Most players treat an Epic drop as a real milestone. Galaxy Custard (value 120) has strong upward demand while Golden Char Siu (value 140) is the higher-valued of the two. Once you hold an Epic, the upgrade path to Apocalypse requires either saving for events or trading up with multiple Epic pieces.

Apocalypse

Apocalypse items are not in the standard pull pool. Lava Bun (value 320) and Ghost Pepper Bao (value 380) come only from event crates during active in-game events. If you miss an event, the only route to these items is trading for them with a holder. Redeem codes do not grant Apocalypse items.

Animal

Animal rarities, Panda Bao (value 520) and Bunny Mochi (value 560), drop from limited event pools. These pools open periodically rather than requiring a specific exclusive window, so Animal items reach the trading board more often than Heart rarities. Still, supply is constrained enough that holders regularly ask above the listed estimate when demand is high.

Heart

Heart is the scarcest band. Sweetheart Tang Yuan (value 900) and Cupid Dumpling (value 1,100) come only from exclusive event windows with no guarantee of dropping. Active redeem codes do not grant Heart items. Most players who hold these either bought in during a specific event or traded up over a long period using Epic and Apocalypse items.

How Rarity Affects Trade Demand

Rarity and trade demand are related but not the same measure. A higher rarity item typically gets more attention on the trading board, but actual demand also depends on how visible the item is and how often holders decide to move it.

Apocalypse items sit below Animal in observed scarcity but sometimes trade at close values during events when Apocalypse crates are active and several players come to market at once. Once an event ends, supply freezes and Apocalypse items become harder to source without trading.

Heart rarity items hold the highest values in the current tracked set, at 900 and 1,100, but they appear in trade lobbies far less than their value would suggest. Players who want them often wait longer for a deal or pay a premium above listed value. For a full picture of how rarity maps to current estimates, the full value list covers every tracked item with sortable normal and mutated numbers. For demand-based rankings that show which items are most actively requested in lobbies, the tier list gives a practical view regardless of raw rarity.

The Rarest Squishies in the Current Set

The two Heart rarity items, Sweetheart Tang Yuan and Cupid Dumpling, are the hardest to obtain in the current tracked set. Cupid Dumpling holds a base value of 1,100 and is tied to exclusive events with no guaranteed drop. Sweetheart Tang Yuan sits at 900 with the same event-only sourcing.

Below Heart, the Animal band contains Panda Bao (520) and Bunny Mochi (560). These come from limited event pools rather than exclusive windows, so they reach the trading board more often than Heart items. Still, they are significantly harder to find than anything in the Rare or Epic bands.

Why do these hold value? Scarcity limits resupply. When a player trades away an Animal or Heart item, replacing it requires another event window or finding another holder who is willing to sell. That replacement cost acts as a floor under the trade value. Holders of scarce items rarely accept offers below the listed estimate because sourcing another copy costs at least as much. For a step-by-step walkthrough of how to structure trade-up deals safely, the trading guide covers confirm mechanics and scam prevention in detail.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the rarest squishy dumpling in Trade Squishy Dumplings?

Cupid Dumpling is the rarest squishy dumpling, with a Heart rarity classification and an estimated base value of 1,100. It comes only from exclusive in-game event windows, not from standard pulls. Sweetheart Tang Yuan is the other Heart rarity item and is similarly difficult to obtain. Both appear far less often on the trading board than any other rarity band.

How many rarity tiers are in Squishy Dumplings?

Trade Squishy Dumplings uses seven rarity tiers: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Apocalypse, Animal, and Heart. Common and Uncommon items drop from the standard pull pool. Apocalypse, Animal, and Heart items require event-specific sources and are not available from regular pulls.

Are squishy dumplings rarity and trade value the same thing?

No. Rarity describes how hard an item is to obtain. Trade value reflects demand on the trading board. A Heart rarity item generally commands the highest value, but demand fluctuates around events and game updates. For current value estimates, the full value list tracks every dumpling with normal and mutated numbers.

How do you get Apocalypse rarity squishies in Squishy Dumplings?

Apocalypse rarity items, Lava Bun and Ghost Pepper Bao, drop only from event crates and are not available from the standard pull pool. You need to participate in active in-game events to have a chance at them. They do not appear in redeem codes.

What is the difference between Animal and Heart rarity in Squishy Dumplings?

Animal rarity items, Panda Bao and Bunny Mochi, come from limited event pools and appear on the trading board with some regularity. Heart rarity items, Sweetheart Tang Yuan and Cupid Dumpling, are tied to exclusive event windows and are significantly harder to obtain. Heart rarity items hold the highest base values in the current tracked set and circulate far less often.

How do you get Heart rarity squishies in Trade Squishy Dumplings?

Heart rarity items, Sweetheart Tang Yuan (value 900) and Cupid Dumpling (value 1,100), come only from exclusive in-game event sources. Active redeem codes do not grant Heart rarity squishies. The most reliable route for most players is trading up from Epic and Apocalypse rarity items.