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Creatures

Creatures: Cuteling types, shiny, and smoked

The factory cans Cutelings. That is the word the community guides use. Steam screenshots show an orange horned one, a blue one, and a green leafy one. I do not have official species names, so the table uses colors.

Orange, blue, and green Cutelings together in Can 'Em All

Colors, shiny, smoked

A regular delivery is the orange, blue, and green set. Shiny variants are described as blue, pink, or green and they produce a more valuable can. The multiplier is not printed. Smoked variants need the Smoked Meat upgrade at $100,000,000 and then pay double, according to Whisper of the House and canemall.site.

Unlock examples of $3,000 and $30,000 appear in one write-up, including a jump in can value from 5 to 25. I am not stretching those two examples into a full ladder. Higher tiers are bought on the skill tree. A white creature with red marks shows up in a screenshot and has no name in the guides I read, so it is not a row.

Full table

Every listed entry, with its independent-source or disagreement status.
CutelingColorVariantNotesStatus
Orange CutelingorangeregularFirst creature type; small and orange. No official species name found; community describes it by colour.2 sources
Blue CutelingblueregularBlue, finned creature seen alongside orange and green types in official screenshots. No official name found.2 sources
Green CutelinggreenregularGreen, leaf-covered creature in official screenshots. No official name found.2 sources
Shiny Cutelingblue / pink / greenshinyShiny Shipment makes every creature in the first truck of the day shiny; separate upgrades raise shiny chance and shiny value.1 source
Smoked CutelingsmokedSmoked Meat unlocks smoked output; the Flamethrower is the related fire weapon.1 source

FAQ

Are these the creatures from another franchise?

No. They are Cutelings drawn for this game. Search phrases sometimes borrow another franchise's name. The store page does not.

What is a shiny can worth?

More than a normal can. The exact multiplier is not in the sources, so the cell stays empty.

Sources

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