30 pickories - unlocked a MuiMui with a guitar by the gazeebo in the treehouse.

60 pickories - unlocked a second swing and MuiMui.

40 pickories - unlocked an 8th song on the jukebox.

110 pickories - unlocked a gazeebo platform with sitting mats in the upper parts of the treehouse.

35 pickories - unlocked a 7th song on the jukebox.

25 pickories - unlocked a MuiMui with an accordion sitting on the log by the treehouse.

30 pickories - unlocked a 6th song on the jukebox.

25 pickories - unlocked a 5th song on the jukebox.

20 pickories - unlocked a MuiMui who plays the bongos near the treehouse entrance.

20 pickories - unlocked a 4th song for the jukebox.

15 pickories - unlocked a MuiMui with a beach ball.

50 pickories - unlocked the reversi game (beat the MuiMui and get 1 to 5 pickories, resets every 12 hours).

15 pickories - unlocked the MuiMui who sits on the bridge by the theater and a 3rd song on the jukebox.

5 pickories - unlocked the fishing MuiMui.

20 pickories - unlocked a jukebox in the theater hut.5 pickories - unlocked the swing on the treehouse.800 pickories - MuiMui Ship in a Bottle.If the LocoIsland was owned, Pickories could also be exchanged with the MuiMui King for island upgrades. With the collected Pickories, players could buy items from the Pickory Exchange such as t-shirts, figurines and costumes. Gathering all LocoRoco in a single group on LocoIsland.Collecting and selling nuts on LocoIsland.Betting (and winning) on the Domingo Race.Attracting LocoRoco to shaking grass tufts.There were multiple methods for collecting Pickories including: Pickories were fly-like creatures used as currency within the LocoRoco spaces. Themed clothing items, purchasable with Pickories. To bet, players would use their collected Pickories. The more profitable the odds were, the less chance the Domingo would win. It was not strictly random as the MuiMui, with 1-1 odds, would most often win. To finish the game, all of the spaces on the board needed to be filled or, in rare cases, a player's color was completely removed from the board.ДЄpart from Reversi, the MuiMui Ship also featured an hourly Domingo Race betting game. If a player had no valid position to move to, the other player was allowed to move again. To be valid, the spot must have caused a black character (at least one, but possibly more) to change to yellow. The players took turns, with yellow starting by placing a yellow character in any valid spot. The game began with four characters in the center of the board: two yellow and two black. The chips were either yellow or black LocoRocos. The rules were identical to the standard Reversi (aka Othello) game, presented with a LocoRoco theme. There were multiple LocoReversi games around the MuiMui Ship and LocoIsland. Players had to visit someone else's LocoIsland in order to unlock it.ДЄvatars playing and spectating a game of LocoReversi. As a guest bonus, players could talk to the MuiMui king to receive a MuiMui ornament. If watered, they would recieve two fruits for the week as opposed to just the one for not watering.ДЇor every ten friends invited to the island, the player would get ten Pickories. If the player had the garden upgrade, they could also grow and harvest MuiMui Fruit, each worth five Pickories. Funky Nut (worth 100 Pickories, very rare).Juicy Nut (worth 20 Pickories, uncommon).Overripe Nut (worth five Pickories, common).There were six varities of nut that could randomly spawn, each worth a different amount in Pickories: Players would also recieve nuts on their island, one per daily visit.

If the player managed to get all of them on the island to follow and group together in one spot, they would start singing, earning them a Pickory for each LocoRoco. Dancing near a LocoRoco would make them follow you. Up to twenty LocoRocos could live on the island by purchasing LocoRoco-themed items, such as clothing or furniture. It also contained a jukebox, and players could add other features to the island by collecting Pickories to trade with the King MuiMui. It was again populated by the LocoRoco and MuiMui, and featured the LocoReversi game. LocoIsland was the personal space attached to the MuiMui Ship. There were also two playable mini-games, LocoReversi and Domingo Race, and binoculars at the top of the ship to view LocoIsland, as well as an inaccessible island far out into the distance.ДЄ view of LocoIsland and its surroundings. The ship had advertisements for LocoRoco-related merchandise and was populated by many LocoRoco (yellow characters) and MuiMui (black characters). The MuiMui Ship was the main public space designed as a large boat covered in lush greenery, set sail amongst a variety of small islands.

Locoroco theme