In Poptropica , the player starts off with only clothes he/she chooses in the beginning. The player can then get various items and additional outfits from quests on different islands, many which allow special actions on the associate island. Players will get a special medal each time they solve an island's main problem. A backpack icon is used as an inventory. Some items picked up on one island cannot be used on another.
Players can switch their clothes around with the Costumizer tool which allows the player to copy clothes, various accessories such as jewelry, hairstyles, and mouths (i.e. whether they smile and how) from other citizens of Poptropica : the Poptropicans as well as other human players. The player uses the Costumizer tool on his/her character by finding a character who has clothes he/she desires, clicking on the Costumizer icon, then clicking on that character. Once the player is in the Costumizer tool, he/she simply clicks on the clothes he/she wants to put on their character to replace what they already have. Clothes are not usually part of the inventory except when crucial to finishing the island (e.g. the Chameleon Suit in Spy Island is clothing and is in the inventory).
Some items, sometimes including ones essential to the central mission in a particular island, have to be earned (e.g. In Spy Island, the player has to earn a chef's hat by playing a game similar to Simon). These are not available in any islands except the one in which earned.
Players can switch their clothes around with the Costumizer tool which allows the player to copy clothes, various accessories such as jewelry, hairstyles, and mouths (i.e. whether they smile and how) from other citizens of Poptropica : the Poptropicans as well as other human players. The player uses the Costumizer tool on his/her character by finding a character who has clothes he/she desires, clicking on the Costumizer icon, then clicking on that character. Once the player is in the Costumizer tool, he/she simply clicks on the clothes he/she wants to put on their character to replace what they already have. Clothes are not usually part of the inventory except when crucial to finishing the island (e.g. the Chameleon Suit in Spy Island is clothing and is in the inventory).
Some items, sometimes including ones essential to the central mission in a particular island, have to be earned (e.g. In Spy Island, the player has to earn a chef's hat by playing a game similar to Simon). These are not available in any islands except the one in which earned.
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