Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY Values: Pet Value List

How Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY Values Work

Because each pet is different, their values also differ when it comes to trading them, and there is no official price behind any of it. What you are reading are community reference values in Gems, tracked across all variants elsewhere and listed here for Normal pets: reference points for fair trades, never a price set by us or by anyone official. That is the honest framing and it matters more here than in most games, because BGSI's numbers span six orders of magnitude.

The list covers 717 pets, every one of them carrying a demand rating, which in this game runs from Low through Medium and High up to Insane. Demand is the column that separates a pet you can move from a pet you own, and it earns its place beside the value rather than after it.

Shiny and Mythic Trade Values Are Not Stat Multipliers

This is the most expensive misunderstanding in BGSI trading, and almost every guide feeds it. Pets hatch with special variations at set rates, a 2.5% chance of hatching as a Shiny and a 1% chance of hatching as a Mythic, and the multipliers everyone quotes are Shiny 1.5x regular stats, Mythic 1.75x and Shiny Mythic 2.625x. Put another way, against a level 1 Normal pet, a level 25 Shiny gains 85% more stats, Mythic 105% more and Shiny Mythic 160% more.

Those are stat multipliers, quoted separately from trade values, and using them to price a swap will cost you badly. Published trade values are separate numerical amounts per variant, not multipliers, and they run far higher. Water Serpent is Normal 350, Shiny 2,250 and Mythic 5,000, which is 6.4x and 14.3x. Blossom Dementor is Normal 3.9M against a Mythic at 32.5M, which is 8.3x. Two pets, and their Mythic ratios differ by nearly double. There is no single number that works.

Why This List Prices Normal Pets Only

Follow the arithmetic above to its conclusion and the reason becomes obvious. A calculator applying one Shiny multiplier across 717 pets would be wrong on nearly all of them, and wrong in the direction that loses you the trade, since the variants are precisely what the valuable trades are about. Inventing that number would be the single most damaging thing this page could do.

So everything here is the Normal pet. Where a variant matters, look it up separately on a list that publishes per-variant amounts and treat this page as the baseline it is. Note too that many secret and legendary pets show N/A for higher variant values, because those combinations are not obtainable at all, so a Shiny version of something is not automatically a thing that exists.

BGSI Rarity Tiers and What They Are Worth

Four tiers carry the list and they separate cleanly, which is unusual on this site. Infinity medians around 625,000 Gems across 53 pets, Celestial around 60,000 across 35, Secret around 10,000 across 518, and Legendary around 7,500 across 57. Infinity is the highest rarity with base chances from 10% down to 1e-11%, which is 1 in 10000000000000, and of the 73 Infinity pets in the game, 64 of those are LIMITED.

The number to be careful with is Secret. It is 518 of the 717 pets here, more than seven in ten, and its median is 10,000 while its top entries reach into the millions. MAN FACE GOD is a Secret worth around 4,000,000. Being told a pet is Secret tells you almost nothing about its price; it is the default rather than a distinction.

How to Read the BGSI Value List

Filter to a tier, then sort by value, then read demand before you act. The wider community also uses five groupings by how they are obtained: Secret Bounty pets, Limited Egg pets, Overworld pets, Minigame Paradise pets and Non-Hatchable pets. That grouping predicts scarcity better than the rarity badge does once you are inside the Secret tier.

Then check the date, because BGSI values move quickly and any single list trails the market somewhere. When you have a real offer, the BGSI trade checker totals both sides, and the BGSI value calculator prices a group of pets. The same lists exist for every other game we track.

Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY Values FAQ