Pogo For Animals Pogo Sticks List: Power Stick vs Pumpkin
The pogo sticks you can identify by name in Pogo For Animals — Power Stick and Pumpkin — where each shows up, how they differ, and what a stick does for you.
The pogo sticks you can put a name to in Pogo For Animals right now are the Power Stick and the Pumpkin. Both names come up around the game's Skins menu, and one session showed two players holding two different sticks up side by side — so more than one distinct stick is in play.
The named sticks
| Stick | Where you'll see it | How it was described | Stats attached to the name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power Stick | Named during a browse through the Skins section | “Very good,” said the player pointing it out | None shown |
| Pumpkin | Obtained by going inside Skins | “A bit poor-like, but it'll do” — budget, but usable | None shown |
Only those two names come with a story. In one session, one player had just gotten a “wonderful pogo stick,” while the other — who hadn't gotten one — went to look inside Skins and came back with the Pumpkin. The two of them then held their different sticks up side by side. The praised stick is never named, and the session never settles whether it was the Power Stick.
How Power Stick and Pumpkin differ
Power Stick comes up as one of the pogo-stick options while the Skins are being shown, and the player browsing calls it very good. Nothing about what it actually does is attached to the name, and that moment doesn't settle whether “Power Stick” is its own stick model or the name of a skin — so treat it as a praised option, not a documented upgrade.
Pumpkin is the one you can act on directly: going inside the Skins menu is how it's obtained. Its owner calls it a budget option that still works — “a bit poor-like, but it'll do.”
When you compare sticks, keep one thing straight: those quality labels are players' spoken remarks, not stats the game displays on screen. “Very good” versus “it'll do” is one group's opinion, not a measured ranking.
What a pogo stick does for you
Sticks are held equipment you bounce on — that same session included a jump-height contest on them. The game also tracks a jump speed stat that is separate from running speed; the players compared values from 1 million up to 40 million. None of those values was tied to a specific named stick, and how jump speed increases wasn't answered there, so none of those session values can be matched to Power Stick or Pumpkin. For more on that stat, see the Pogo For Animals jump power guide.
Getting a stick of your own
The route shown in play: open the Skins menu and pick up a stick there, the way the Pumpkin was gotten. For the unlock routes, see how to unlock pogo sticks, and if you're just starting out, the beginner guide covers the basics first.
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