The Dango Penguin is a legendary penguin that you get by hatching Crystal Eggs (or via player trade). The Crystal Egg is obtained from the Pet Releaser for 4,500 Pet Releaser Points (or by trading). Below I’ll walk you step-by-step, explain the Pet Releaser math, give farming strategies, realism about odds, and trading tips.
- Where the Dango comes from: Dango Penguins are part of the Ice-Cream/Penguin set added in the November 2025 update; the Dango is included in the Crystal Egg’s hatch pool.
- Rarity: Legendary (so relatively rare from the Crystal Egg).
- How to get the Crystal Egg: Claim it from the Pet Releaser by earning 4,500 Pet Releaser Points, or obtain the egg (or the pet) through trading.
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Step-by-step: free to Get Dango Penguin in Adopt Me
- Collect pets (any you’re willing to release). Saved points from past releases count toward the 4,500 threshold.
- Age your pets to full-grown if you want the best points-per-pet (full grown pets give the most points). The Pet Releaser awards points based on a pet’s rarity and age.
- Place pets into the Pet Releaser and start the release. After the timer finishes you can claim rewards — once you have ≥4,500 Pet Releaser Points you will be able to claim a Crystal Egg (it consumes the 4,500 points).
- Hatch the Crystal Egg at a nest in the Nursery. Crystal Eggs have a small chance to give legendary pets (the Dango sits in that legendary pool). If you don’t get Dango, repeat the process or trade.
The Pet Releaser math — how many pets to release
- Typical values (common reference table): a full-grown common = 500 points, full-grown uncommon = 625, rare = 750, ultra-rare = 1500, full-grown legendary = 4,500. That means:
- One full-grown legendary released = 4,500 points = 1 Crystal Egg immediately.
- Nine full-grown commons × 500 = 4,500 points → 1 Crystal Egg.
- Or combinations that add up to 4,500.
Practical strategies
- Don’t release rare/neon pets you care about. Only release duplicates or pets you truly don’t want — some single full-grown legendary will net a Crystal Egg, but releasing a valuable pet is not wise unless you’re ready to lose it.
- Age-up faster: If you have Age-Up / Growth potions (or boosts) available from events or trades, using them to get pets to full-grown before releasing drastically reduces the number of pets you must release. (These potions are commonly used in the community to speed sealing the Pet Releaser.) — watching event giveaways can save time/currency.
- Release common full-grown pets if you want to minimize the number of pets you must manage — nine full-grown commons → 1 Crystal Egg. If you have tons of commons, this is the practical route.
- Use saved points smartly: saved leftover points from earlier releases apply toward the 4,500 threshold. Plan releases so you don’t “waste” a lot of leftover points.
Tips to increase success and avoid mistakes
- Check the current Crystal Egg pool in the Nursery (the board shows what’s inside right now). The pool rotates—Dango will be available only while it’s in that pool.
- Don’t release locked pets (there’s community concern about accidentally releasing locked/valuable pets — double-check before releasing).
- Watch for dev posts and event windows. Sometimes events give free Age-Up potions, bonuses, or even free eggs — those can dramatically reduce grind. The Devs’ news page (playadopt.me) lists Pet Releaser notes and changes.
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Hi, I’m Anshul Patel, author and co-founder of TigerJek.com. I am a long-time Roblox and mobile gaming enthusiast with 6+ years of gameplay experience. I test every method, build, and strategy personally before writing guides for TigerJek. My goal is to simplify complex games and help players progress faster.
