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New at Bitey's: Ten Bobbleheads, and One You Can't Pull From a Bag

New at Bitey's: Ten Bobbleheads, and One You Can't Pull From a Bag

September 19, 2026 | 26 views | 0 comments

Four days. That is how long it took MiroPets to empty the toy bin at Bitey's. Flip counted 279 Snack Squad toys out the door and nine complete sets before he took off his headset, looked at the last Soda Rocket, and said what everybody on the Boardwalk was already thinking: "Too easy."

So as of today, Snack Squad is retired. Its five toys will never come in a Wag Bag again, which means the ones already in backpacks are all there will ever be. It stays in your Toy Box under Past sets.

In its place: Bitey's Buddies.

Ten bobbleheads, one bag each

The new set is ten bobbleheads of faces you already know from around MiroPets, each one sealed in its own little Bitey's toy bag with a spring for a neck. Scoop has his flat cap. Bellamy has his key. Findley's glasses wobble when his head does.

Not every bag is equal any more

This is the big change. Snack Squad toys all turned up equally often. Bitey's Buddies come in tiers:

  • Common (six toys): 80% of bags
  • Rare (three toys): 17% of bags
  • Epic (one toy, Ace): 3% of bags, which is about one bag in 33

The Toy Box now marks the rare and epic slots, so you can see exactly what you are still hunting. "Everybody's getting a Scoop," Flip said. "Not everybody's getting an Ace. That's the point."

One toy that never goes in a bag

There is an eleventh bobblehead, and you cannot pull it. It is legendary, it has never been inside a Wag Bag, and it never will be. Flip keeps it under the counter and hands it over exactly once, to collectors who finish all ten. Until then the Toy Box shows its slot as three question marks, and Flip is not taking hints.

Finishing the set also pays 1,000 MPC on the house, double what Snack Squad paid.

The small print

Bitey's Buddies run for six weeks. The toys are not sold in any shop, Snapper will not buy them at the Swap Swamp, and as of today they do not turn up as prizes anywhere else on MiroPets either: not on the wheel, not in a mystery box, not on an expedition. If somebody has one, it came out of a bag at Bitey's. They are tradeable, so your spare Scoops are somebody else's missing piece.

Everything else works the way it did: nuggets or a burger, a pet eats once every 20 hours, and only bags you ordered count towards your own Toy Box.

Bitey's still has no menu link. Open MiroTown, head for the Games Boardwalk and look for the giant paper bag on the roof. The full odds table is on the Wiki.

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