Toon Tips

**Toon Tips** are pop-ups of advice and/or additional information that may be needed when encountering new things in Toontown. These pop-ups will appear as a blue exclamation mark and can be clicked/hovered over to read the details of it. Toons Tips are discovered when encountering certain areas or activities. Toon Tips also appear on the loading screen when loading into an area.

## Loading Screen Toon Tips

Some Toon Tips are only visible when looking at the loading screen. These Toon Tips are only different depending on whether the location is a Playground, an Estate, Roadster Raceway, or a Cog Headquarters. For example, a Toon Tip shown while loading into Toontown Central can also show while loading into Drowsy Dreamland. However, neither of those locations will show a tip from loading into a Cog HQ.

 * Spend your Gumballs at the G.U.M.B.A.L.L. Machine located inside every Toon Headquarters!
* The G.U.M.B.A.L.L. Machine contains clothing, accessories, profile items, and boosters available to purchase. Can you collect them all?
* Increase your Kudos Rank in every playground for exclusive rewards!
* Increase your Laff points in the Playgrounds by collecting treasures like stars and ice cream cones.
* You can go to your own house using the "Go Home" button on your map page.
* The Top Toons Leaderboard updates are live, and is competition between all Toons. The only way to keep your leaderboard emblem is to go out and compete for the top!
* If you are active enough for Top Toons to get an emblem above your Toon, you may find your name on one of the blackboard pages in a Toon HQ.
* If you are active on the Top Toons Leaderboard, you will get a daily, weekly, or monthly, emblem above your Toon.
* The Gag Shop sells Gags, but they get more expensive at higher levels! Each Gag costs the same as its level.
* Training points can be used to unlock new gag tracks and prestige the ones you have. Use your points on the "Gag Training Page" in your Shtickerbook.
* If the area you are in is crowded, try changing Districts. Go to the Districts page in the Shtickerbook and select a different one.
 * Some fish are really rare. Keep fishing until you collect them all!
* All fishing rods have a minimum pound limit. Be sure to switch rods for the really light fish!
* Stronger fishing rods catch heavier fish but cost more Jellybeans to use.
* For every 10 new species you catch, you will get a fishing trophy and an achievement!
* You can purchase stronger fishing rods from Edgar Allan Pole in the Barnacle Boatyard playground. Go check out his shop!
* For every 10 fishing, racing, golfing, and trolley levels, you will get a Laff boost!
* Different ponds hold different fish. Try them all!
* Fishing ponds in the Playgrounds have different fish than ponds on the streets.
* You can see what fish you have collected in your Shtickerbook.
* You can sell your fish to the Fishermen or inside Pet Shops.
* You can sometimes find jars of Jellybeans while fishing.
* Fishing is a good way to earn more Jellybeans.
* When your fishing bucket is full, sell your fish to the fishermen next to each pond.
 * Quickly check your Gag page by holding down your Q key.
* Quickly check your ToonTask progress by holding down the E key.
* You can change your screen resolution, adjust audio, and control other options on the Options Page in the Shtickerbook!
* Change to different views of your Toon by pressing the Tab Key.
* You can zoom in your camera by pressing the "Page Up" key and zoom out by pressing the "Page Down" key.
* Open or close your Shtickerbook by pressing the "F8" key.
 * Try on your friend's clothing at the closet in their house.
* You can have up to 300 friends on your Friends List.
* You can whisper other Toons either by clicking on them or by selecting them from your Friends List.
* Need some help? Ask some friends, find a club, or check out the Toontown: Corporate Clash Discord server!
* When in a club, you can type in the clubs tab of the chatbox to communicate with your clubmates.
* You can teleport to your group's leader by clicking the actions dropdown on the group panel!
 * Need an extra boost? Visit playgrounds you've already completed to clear its Kudos board for experience, Kudos experience, and Jellybeans!
* You get training points at levels 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, 28, 38, 48, 58, 68, and 78. You can refund spent training points for free, so spend away!
* Your Jellybean Jar increase in size every 5 levels.
* Your Gag Pouch increases in size every 10 levels.
 * Complete your Daily Tasks everyday for up to 150 Gumballs!
* If you're looking for more tasks to take on, look at the Sidetasks tab on the ToonTask page of your Shtickerbook!
* Some ToonTasks require fishing items out of the ponds.
* Some Sidetasks grant you teleport access, but will only unlock once you've made it far enough in the main taskline!
* Every time you turn in a completed ToonTask, your Laff points are automatically refilled.
 * On the streets, side doors tell knock-knock jokes that heal Toons when approached.
* Sidewalks are safe from Cogs.
* Click on a Cog to see more details.
* Having trouble finding a manager on the street? Use the Cog Radar in the Cog Gallery to find them?
* Cogs will be briefly stunned when hit by any Gag. This increases the chance that other Gags in the same round will hit.
* Cogs tend to attack the Toon that has done them the most damage.
* A maximum of four Toons can battle at once.
* Multiple Toons can team up and use the same Gag Track in battle to get bonus Cog damage.
* Specialist Cogs can either have a defense focus, where they dodge your Gags more frequently, or an attack focus, where they deal considerably more damage.
* Defense specialist Cogs are much more tanky than regular Cogs, and a bit more nimble. They can take a few more jokes than their colleagues!
* There is more than one way to get up the corporate ladder. Specialist Cogs are unique and valuable assets to C.O.G.S. Incorporated, and they may fill in for coworkers sometimes.
* In battle, Gags are used in order from top to bottom as displayed on the Gag Menu, starting with Toon-Up and ending with Drop.
* If you wait too long to attack a lured Cog, it will wake up. Higher level lures last longer.
* Higher level Lures are less likely to miss.
* Cogs cannot attack once they have been lured in battle.
* Lured Cogs cannot dodge Gags, but will unlure if Zap is used on a dry Cog.
* Drop gags never work against lured Cogs.
* Drop Gags roll individual accuracies, meaning some Drops in a combo can hit while others can miss.
* If Toons use Sound two turns in a row, they will become Winded.
* Sound and Zap gags do not deal any Lure knockback damage against lured Cogs.
* Sound gags will affect all Cogs but will wake up any lured Cogs hit by it.
* Zap jumps will always prioritize going towards the left.
* Zap Gags can only deal damage if a Squirt Gag is used to soak before it. It can also jump from one soaked Cog up to two others to disperse its jump damage!
* Trap Gags will deal 30% more damage to executive Cogs!
* Trap Gags are only useful if you or your friends coordinate using Lure in battle.
* Throw Gags 'Mark' Cogs to take increased damage from all following Gags in a turn.
* Each Gag Track has different amounts of accuracy and damage.
* Lower level Gags have a lower accuracy against high level Cogs.
* Using high level Gags against low level Cogs will not earn any experience points.
* Many Manager Cogs, Cog bosses, and Cog facilities will "Content Sync" you -- this will sync your max laff and Gag levels to be closer to the Cog's or facilty's power level.
* Executive Cogs can drop more Jellybeans than regular Cogs.
* When you are your friends defeat a Cog building, you are rewarded with portraits inside the rescued Toon Building, as well as a Jellybean reward!
* During a battle, Cogs have a light on them that displays their health; green is healthy, red is nearly destroyed.
* When a Cog is defeated, each Toon in that round will get credit for the Cog when the battle is over.
* During a battle, you can tell which Cog your teammates are attacking by looking at the dashes (-) and Xs.
* On the street, Cogs are more likely to join a fight against multiple Toons than just one Toon.
* Street Manager Cogs roam the streets of every playground, coordinate with a group of Toons to defeat them!
* Defeating Cogs in strategic order can greatly increase your chances of winning battles.
* The row of circular lights over Cog Building elevators show how many floors will be inside.
 * Inside Cog Headquarters, follow stairs leading up to find your way.
* Each Cog Disguise requires 10 parts: 4 leg pieces, 4 arm pieces, and 2 torso pieces.
* Different facilities give you different parts. The easiest ones give you leg parts, the average ones give you arm parts, and the most difficult ones give you torso parts.
* You can check the progress of your Cog Disguise on your Disguise Page in your Shtickerbook.
* You can talk like a Cog when you are wearing your Cog Disguise.
* As you get promoted, your Cog disguise updates.
* You get more Invoices, Cogbucks, Patents, or Stock Options from higher level Cogs.
* In C.O.G.S. Bosses, you can earn Department Experience! Reach level 30 in all departments for exclusive rewards!
* At level 10 in department experience, you earn an exclusive department outfit; at level 20, you earn merit carryover for the department; and at level 30, you earn increased boss rewards in that department!
* The C.O.G.S. bosses award GPS coordinates of their HQ to employees of rank 5 or higher. Toon HQ should be able to convert these into teleport access if you can get a hold of them!
* Using a reward from a C.O.G.S. boss battle will give the Toon that used it a reward cooldown, meaning they cannot use another reward until it clears! Different rewards last for different lengths of time.
 * Sellbots ...
* Each time you battle through a Sellbot HQ factory, you will gain one part of your Sellbot Cog Disguise.
* You must defeat the Factory Foreman to recover a Sellbot Cog Disguise part.
* You must complete your Sellbot Disguise before visiting the V.P.
* Collect Invoices by defeating Sellbot Cogs in battle.
* When you collect enough Invoices to earn a promotion, go see the Sellbot V.P.!
* Up to eight Toons can join together to fight the Sellbot V.P.
 * Cashbots manufacture and distribute their currency, Cogbucks, in three Mints - Coin, Dollar, and Bullion.
* Each time you battle through a Cashbot Coin Mint, you will gain one leg part of your Cashbot Cog Disguise.
* Each time you battle through a Cashbot Dollar Mint, you will gain one arm part of your Cashbot Cog Disguise.
* Each time you battle through a Cashbot Bullion Mint, you will gain one torso part of your Cashbot Cog Disguise.
* You must defeat the Mint Supervisor to recover a Cashbot Cog Disguise part.
* You must complete your Cashbot Disguise before visiting the C.F.O.
* Collect Cogbucks by defeating Cashbot Cogs in battle.
* When you collect enough Cogbucks to earn a promotion, go see the Cashbot C.F.O.!
* Up to eight Toons can join together to fight the Cashbot C.F.O.
* Wait until the C.F.O. is dizzy to throw a safe, or he will use it as a helmet! Hit the helmet with another safe to knock it off.
* You can jump on Cog Goons to temporarily disable them.
* Counterfeits can still be used even when you have completely ran out of a particular Gag.
 * Lawbots manage and enforce their contracts through their three central Lawfices, located on floors A113, B221, and C418.
* Each time you battle through Lawbot Lawfice A113, you will gain one leg part of your Lawbot Cog Disguise.
* Each time you battle through Lawbot Lawfice B221, you will gain one arm part of your Lawbot Cog Disguise.
* Each time you battle through Lawbot Lawfice C418, you will gain one torso part of your Lawbot Cog Disguise.
* It pays to be puzzled: the virtual Cogs in Lawbot HQ won't reward you with Patents or Gag Experience.
* You must defeat the Head Attorney to recover a Lawbot Cog Disguise part.
* You must complete your Lawbot Disguise before visiting the C.L.O.
* Collect Patents by defeating Lawbot Cogs in battle
* When you collect enough Patents to earn a promotion, go see the Lawbot C.L.O.!
* Up to eight Toons can join together to fight the Lawbot C.L.O.
* Cease and desist! A cease and desist order will force the Cog to cease attacking, leaving them entirely vulnerable.
 * Bossbots love to congregate during a round of golf in one of their three Cog Golf Courses - The Silver Sprocket, The Golden Gear, and The Diamond Dynamo.
* Each time you battle through a Bossbot Silver Sprocket, you will gain one leg part of your Bossbot Cog Disguise.
* Each time you battle through a Bossbot Golden Gear, you will gain one arm part of your Bossbot Cog Disguise.
* Each time you battle through a Bossbot Diamond Dynamo, you will gain one torso part of your Bossbot Cog Disguise.
* You must defeat the Club President to recover a Bossbot Cog Disguise part.
* Collect Stock Options by defeating Bossbot Cogs in battle.
* When you collect enough Stock Options to earn a promotion, go see the Bossbot C.E.O.!
* Up to eight Toons can join together to fight the Bossbot C.E.O.
 * You can invite your friends to your Estate using SpeedChat.
* You will get a notice when a new Cattlelog is ready.
* Look for limited-edition holiday items in the Cattlelog.
* Check your mailbox for deliveries after ordering from the Cattlelog.
* Items from the Cattlelog will be delivered almost immediately!
* Move unwanted furniture to the trash can.
* Store extra furniture in your attic.
* The bank inside your house holds extra Jellybeans.
* Some fish, like the Holey Mackerel, are more commonly found in Toon Estates.
* Did you know the color of your house matches the color of your Pick-a-Toon panel?
* You can change your clothing and accessories in the "Items" page in your Shtickerbook.
* The Cattlelog sells everything you need to decorate your house.
* New Cattlelogs are delivered each week.
* Purchase furniture from the Cattlelog to decorate your house.
* Using the phone inside your house, you can order items from the Cattlelog.
 * A special page in the Shtickerbook allows you to display trophies.
* A special page in the Shtickerbook allows you to view records on each track.
* A special page in the Shtickerbook allows you to customize your kart.
* Certain items will give you experience.
* Screwball Stadium is the easiest track at Roadster Raceway.
* Airborne Acres has the most hills and jumps of any track at Roadster Raceway.
* Blizzard Boulevard is the most challenging track at Roadster Raceway.
* Earn jellybeans by kart racing at Roadster Raceway.
* Race with your friends! The more players you have in a race, the higher the experience rewards!
* Jellybeans are the only currency accepted at the Roadster Raceway Auto Shop.
* Jellybeans are required as deposits to race.
* All Karts in the Roadster Raceway Auto Shop are purely cosmetic, deck out your ride!
* Customize your kart with decals, rims, and more in the Roadster Raceway Auto Shop.
 * Swinging the club is just like throwing a pie.
* Harder courses give you more experience.
* Press the Tab key to see a top view of the golf course.

These Toon Tips only appear during April Toons with the opening of Boredbot Headquarters.

* You must defeat the ??? to recover a ???.
* Collect ??? by defeating ??? in battle.
* Each time you battle through a ???, you will gain one part of your ???.
* You must complete your Boardbot Disguise before visiting the ???.
* When you collect enough ??? to earn a promotion, go see the ???!
* Up to eight Toons can join together to fight the ???.
* You must defeat the ???
* The boardbot boss would like to speak with you.

## Toon Tip History

Certain Toon Tips can be viewed again by opening your Shtickerbook to the Toontasks page. On this page there will be an  icon on the top right which will open the Toon Tips History, showing all of the Toon Tips you have discovered. These Toon Tips are separated into four categories: General, Levels, Tasks, and Battle.

### General

Given when riding the Trolley for the first time

Given when filling your Jellybean Jar

Given when starting your first game of Fish Bingo

Given when reaching Fishing Level 10

Given when visiting the Roadster Raceway Auto Shop

Given when infiltrating a Cog Facility

Given when first entering a Sellbot Factory

Given when first entering a Cashbot Mint

Given when first entering a Lawfice

Given when encountering the Avoid the Skulls Lawfice Puzzle

Given when encountering the Connect 3 Lawfice Puzzle

Given when encountering the Drag Three in a Row Lawfice Puzzle

Given when encountering the Matching Lawfice Puzzle

Given when encountering the Simon Says Lawfice Puzzle

Given when encountering the Skull Finder Lawfice Puzzle

Given when encountering the Trapper Lawfice Puzzle

Given when first entering a Cog Golf Course

Given when obtaining your first Cog Suit Promotion

### Levels

Given when first leveing up

Given when reaching Toon Level 4

Given when opening the Gag Training page of your Shtickerbook

Given when reaching Toon Level 5

Given when reaching Toon Level 10

Given when leveling up in an Activity

### Tasks

Given from any Task that requires Fishing

Given when gaining Teleport Access to a Playground

Given during the Find the Rain ToonTask

Given when interacting with an inactive Kudos Board

Given when opening the Kudos Tasks section of the ToonTasks page

Given from any Task that requires Cog Buildings

Given from the Hard to Reed ToonTask

Given from the Tracing Tasty Treasure ToonTask

Given from the Tracing Tasty Treasure ToonTask

Given from the Tracing Tasty Treasure ToonTask

Given from the Tracing Tasty Treasure ToonTask

### Battle

Given when first entering a Cog Battle

Given when defeating your first Cog

Given when first accessing Zap

Given when first using Lure

Given when first using Lure

Given when first using combo damage via Throw, Squirt, or Drop

Given when first using Trap

Given when first encountering an Executive Cog

Given when first encountering Derrick Man

Given when first being under the effects of Content Sync

Given when first accessing a Sweetener

You're gonna need some pies to fight the V.P.

Given when first reaching the final round of the Senior Vice President boss battle

Given when first accessing pies in the V.P. final round

Given when throwing a pie at the V.P. while he's not stunned

Given when the V.P. is stunned

Given when first obtaining an IOU

Given when first obtaining a Unite

Given when first using a crane in the final round of the Chief Financial Officer boss battle

Given when first using a side crane in the C.F.O. final round

Given when the C.F.O. is stunned

Given when first obtaining a Counterfeit

Given when first reaching the final round of the Chief Legal Officer boss battle

Given when first accessing sound evidence in the C.L.O. final round

Given when using sound on the C.L.O. while she is not stunned

Given when the C.L.O. is stunned

Given when an Executive Cog attempts to disable a trap in the C.L.O. final round

Given when first obtaining a Cease and Desist

Given when first reaching the feeding round of the Chief Executive Officer boss battle

Given when a Cog in the C.E.O. feeding round becomes upset

Given when first reaching the final round of the C.E.O. boss battle

Given when using a table in the C.E.O. final round

Given when using a golf tee in the C.E.O. final round

Given when the C.E.O. is stunned

Given when first obtaining a Pink Slip

Given when first encountering a Version 2.0 Cog

Given when first encountering the High Roller

Given when reaching the weekly Gumball limit of 1000 Gumballs per week

### No Toon Tips

This message will appear if the player has found no Toon Tips in that category

### Removed

Given when reaching 7,777 Batcoins

Pre version 1.3: Given when first encountering or using Squirt.

Pre version 1.3: Given when first using combo damage via Throw, Squirt, Drop, or Sound, which formerly had combo damage.

Pre version 1.3: Given when first encountering Lure Decay, which is now removed. Lured Cogs formerly had a chance to dodge Gags as accuracy for other Gags would gradually decrease or "decay" each round before Cogs naturally unlure.

Pre version 1.2.5: Given when first visiting Roadster Raceway before Jellybeans replaced tickets as the playground's currency.

Pre version 1.2.5: Given when visiting the Roadster Raceway Auto Shop before all kart types became entirely aesthetic.

Pre version 1.3: Given when reaching Fishing Level 10 before The Tell-Tale Carp moved to the Barnacle Boatyard playground.

*Note: Toon Tips from before version 1.3 mentioning Gag Tracks did not have text, font, and color shadows corresponding to that Gag Track.*