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Rarities 75-84: An item that falls in this range of rarities is denoted as being Uncommon.

Rarities 85-89: An item that falls in this range of rarities is denoted as being Rare.

Rarities 90-94: An item that falls in this range of rarities is denoted as being Very Rare.

Rarities 95-98: An item that falls in this range of rarities is denoted as being Ultra Rare.

Rarities 99: An item that falls in this range of rarities is denoted as being Super Rare.

Rarity 100: This rarity contains items that are special (e.g from the Golden Dubloon, as well as items that stock very, very rarely such as Interplanetary Communications). A rarity 100 item is denoted as being Ultra Rare.

Rarity 101-104: This rarity contains items that are special (e.g. from Random Events, Alien Vending Machine, etc). They are labeled Special in your Inventory and Safety Deposit Box.

Rarity 105-110: This rarity contains items that are special (e.g. from Random Events, TCGs, etc). They are labeled Mega Rare in your Inventory and Safety Deposit Box.

Rarity 111-179: This rarity contains items that come from special places such as the Giant Omelette. These items are labeled with RARITY ###.

Rarity 180: This rarity contains retired items, such as Battle Slices and Blue Healthshroom. These items are labeled with Retired.

Rarity 200: This rarity contains items from the Hidden Tower that are currently "in-stock". They are labeled with Artifact - 200.

Rarity 250: This rarity contains retired Hidden Tower items as well as retired Hidden Tower items made from the Cooking Pot. These items are not searchable on the Shop Wizard. They are labeled with Artifact - 250.

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