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In Mope.io, outlines are used to indicate the place of an animals or food on the food chain. In short: light green-outlined entities are edible, dark green-outlined entities are inedible, and red-outlined entities are predators.

Technical[]

Animal outlines[]

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The sign which appears when the player spawns as a Tier 1 animal to help the player identify outlines.

  • Each animal has its own outline.
  • Animals with a light green outline are prey, and thus are edible. The player is able to bite them with the front half of their animal, and special abilities are generally most damaging against prey. Color: #49e05d
    • However, all animals except non-AI animals, tier 1 and tier 2 animals, and the Crab have a small green outline at their tail which can be bitten by prey to damage them and cause them to lose XP, a phenomenon known as tail-biting. Tails are often hard to get to. See the main article for more info.
  • If an animal has a red outline, it is a predator to the player. Predators are able to bite the player and eat them that way. Special abilities against predators are generally less effective than on prey, with effectiveness decreasing the bigger the gap in tiers. Abilities may not affect predators above a certain tier.
  • Animals that are too low, equivalent, or too high on the food chain are considered "peaceful" or neutral. Their outline is a darker color of the biome they are in. These animals are unable to damage the player either by predation or tail-biting (nor is the player able to damage them), but special abilities may still affect the player to a lesser degree, such as through stun. Very few abilities can damage the player.
    • The outline is dark green for the Land and Forest, dark blue for the Ocean, white for the Arctic, dark yellow for the Desert, and dark orange for the Volcano.
    • Rares with stronger abilities than their normal counterpart are usually able to still damage or manipulate equivalents. For example, the Big Goat is able to launch and inflict bleeding damage on other tier 12 animals, including its common variant the Markhor.
    • Animals tier 15 and above are an exception. They are able to tail-bite and damage each other with abilities.

Food outlines[]

  • Food also has outlines. Consumable food will have a green outline, and non-consumable food will have a dark outline, the same as neutral animals.
    • However, cacti is able to damage the player when touched despite not having a red outline.

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History[]

This section lists the update history of the Outlines as it is recorded in the changelog, as well as leaks or reveals from social media. Certain changes that were not explicitly added to the changelog might be missing.
Update History
Update Changes and notes
October 6, 2018
  • Team Mode added, outlines correspond to team color.
May 13, 2018: Invasion of the Birds
  • Animals of the same tier can't kill each other anymore.
December 25, 2017
  • Animals in the Ocean have a blue outline.
  • Animals at the Volcano have an orange outline.
  • Both used for neutral animals.
November 15, 2017: Mopelution Update
February 14, 2017
  • Water is outlined light green.
February 4, 2017
  • Sandbox added. Animals are able to attack each other regardless of tier (prey-predator damage reduced by 1/3).
January 20, 2017
  • can now 1v1 and fight each other despite the outline.
November 17, 2016
  • Equivalents can no longer tail-bite each other.
November 6, 2016
  • Equivalent animals can now tail-bite each other, with 50% less bite damage and XP gain.
October 27, 2016
  • Improved look of green outline.
  • Water drops no longer have a green outline.
October 26, 2016
  • Edible items are now outlined light green.
October 18, 2016
  • Tails added, outlined in green. Players can bite a predator's tail to fight back.
October 6, 2016
  • Predators are outlined red.
  • Prey is outlined yellow.
October 4, 2016
  • Added.
  • All outlines are presumably dark green regardless of whether or not the player can eat said resource.

Trivia[]

  • The Volcano neutral color can sometimes be confused with the predation color, due to it being a dark red.
  • Edible prey were previously outlined yellow. Yellow outlining has only been reused since then to represent yellow team in the the now-twice-removed Team Mode and the opponent in a 1v1.