Find the Pet reward point and read the panel
Pets come from chance based rewards and can be equipped to improve your run. Do not start by chasing a rarity from an old list. Find the Pet reward point in your current World, read its cost and pool, then open only enough rewards to improve a slot you can use.
The routine is locate, inspect, open, compare, and equip. Pet names, currencies, odds, rarity order, and World pools can change. The panel in your server is the shopping list that matters.
What the Pet system tells you
Players can open a Pet reward, receive Pets with rarity labels, and equip them. Later progression also has more Pet purchase points. The Store lists Pet Equip and Pet Inventory expansions, so active slots and storage limits are part of the system.
That does not give you a complete catalog. Before opening anything, check:
- the reward point’s current name and location;
- the currency and price on its panel;
- every Pet shown in the pool;
- any rarity chances the panel displays;
- any World or progression requirement;
- your open inventory space and equip capacity.
If the panel leaves a number blank, do not copy one from another simulator.
A clean route to your first useful Pet
1. Get the basic loop running
Slash for Power, then break a wall you can repeat for Wins. Keep enough currency to reach the first Pet reward without starving your Slash and Aura upgrades.
2. Find the current reward point
Look around the starting area and each unlocked World for a clearly labelled Pet interaction. It could use a familiar egg, capsule, or chest shape, but the live label is what counts. Open the interaction and make sure it shows a Pet pool.
3. Read before you open
Check the current cost, currency, possible Pets, and any odds on screen. Note whether the menu has single, multiple, or automatic opening controls. Only plan around buttons shown in your build.
4. Start with a small batch
Open enough rewards to fill an empty slot or challenge your weakest active Pet. A long session makes little sense when you do not yet know your storage limit or what waits in the next World.
5. Equip the improvement now
Open your inventory, compare the displayed Pet values, and equip the clearest upgrade. Test the same wall afterward. A good pull does not help while it sits on the bench.
Spend for team upgrades, not colors
| Result after opening | Best next move |
|---|---|
| A Pet fills an empty active slot | Equip it and retest your wall |
| A new Pet has a clearly stronger value | Replace the weaker active Pet |
| You get a duplicate with no visible improvement | Check the current UI for a duplicate use before keeping many |
| Storage is almost full | Stop opening and clean the inventory |
| The next World has another Pet reward point | Check its access cost before spending heavily here |
| Pool labels or odds are hard to read | Reopen the panel instead of guessing |
Rarity helps you scan a pool, but it does not pick your team. A modest Pet in an empty slot can do more for you than a flashy duplicate that stays unequipped. Read each Pet card before keeping or removing it.
Know when to try a later Pet pool
Pet progression continues into later Worlds, though the exact pools need a current in-game check. Shift to a later reward point when you can reach it without missing a more useful Slash, Aura, or Rebirth breakpoint, its panel shows real upgrades for your team, and you have room to open rewards safely.
An early pool is still fine when it cheaply fills empty slots. Move on when repeated openings stop improving the team you equip.
Stop opening long enough to equip
It is easy to open several rewards, close the panel, and return to grinding with the old lineup. Do a quick team check after each batch. Scan the new Pets, compare their values, equip one improvement, then return to a wall you know.
If the result does not improve, check that the Pet is active. Pets should not be treated as automatically equipped unless the current UI says so.
Read Luck passes before using them
The Store has listed Lucky!, Super Lucky!, and Mega Lucky!. Those names confirm paid Luck choices, but they do not tell you the exact odds increase, whether the tiers stack, which pools they affect, or whether any rarity is guaranteed.
Open the current pass listing and the Pet panel before adding Luck to your plan. The text shown there should answer what the pass changes today.
Mistakes that waste Pet currency
- Opening rewards without checking which currency they consume.
- Chasing a rarity table from an older build.
- Filling storage before learning the current cleanup controls.
- Leaving an empty equip slot while useful Pets sit in inventory.
- Spending everything right before reaching a new World.
- Changing your Aura and Slash during the Pet comparison.
Pet opening checklist
Before a session, know which reward point you are using, what one opening costs, which Pets and chances are displayed, and how much inventory room you have. Check whether you can fill a slot or replace a weak Pet. Finally, pick one wall for the before and after comparison.
If you cannot answer the pool or storage questions, spend thirty seconds on the menu first. That is cheaper than filling your inventory with Pets you have not checked.
FAQ
How do I get Pets in +1 Slash Per Click!?
Find a current Pet reward point, open its pool, pay the displayed cost, then compare and equip the Pet you receive.
What currency is used for Pets?
Read the currency on the current Pet panel. Pet costs can change, so use the value shown in your server.
Which Pet should I get first?
Look for a Pet that fills an empty slot or clearly beats your weakest equipped Pet. Choose by displayed values, not an old name list.
Are Pet odds fixed?
Do not treat old odds as permanent. Use the chance table on the current Pet panel when it provides one.
Should I save for Pets in the next World?
Compare the next World’s access requirement and Pet pool with your team. Save when it is close and has a clearer path to an upgrade.