Paint brushes can be found via Random Events, won in contests or games, or purchased in shops. If you want to change ONLY the color of you Neopet (not its species), then you need to put the paint brush in your inventory and go to the Rainbow Pool, at which point you can use the paint brush to paint your Neopet. To get an 8-bit style neopet, you will need access to the Secret Lab Ray or an 8-bit Powerup Potion. The colour is not available from a Fountain Faerie Quest. 8-Bit style petpets are only available from the Petpet Lab Ray and an 8-bit Power-Up Potion. 9 year old me is SCREAMING. Decided to write a poem about how much I hate the Chia Clown today and literally 10 minutes later I won. Got the trophy and a Marble Paint Brush!

Neopets 8-bit Paint Brush Cleaner

What is it?
The SunnyNeo Rainbow Pool is an expanded version of the Neopets Rainbow Pool. While the Neopets Rainbow Pool only shows images of converted pets, our rainbow pool offers more.
On each pet it will show you the date is was released and how you can obtain this specific pet-colour combination. Also you can see all facial expressions of all pets, such as happy, sad and angry. In addition to that you can also see how a pet will look without clothes, as well as which clothes are available (if any). As male and female pets look slightly different, for both gender types you can see all facial expressions. This rainbow pool also shows you what an unconverted pet looks like in this colour combination if it is available. On all older pets, you can also see what they looked like before customisation was invented.
How does it work?
Below you can see two dropdown boxes, one that says All Species, and one that says All Colours. You can use these two to find a specific pet-colour combination, by setting both. If you only set one of both, for instance Biscuit, you will see all available Biscuit pets. Similarly if you set the All Species dropdown to Kougra, you will see all available Kougra colours. Once you've found the pet of your choice you can click on it for more detailed information.

Vandagyre

Released: November 14, 2014

Vandagyre is available in 22 colours:

Baby Vandagyre	Blue Vandagyre	Camouflage Vandagyre	Chocolate Vandagyre	Christmas Vandagyre	Darigan Vandagyre
Desert Vandagyre	Electric Vandagyre	Faerie Vandagyre	Green Vandagyre	Ice Vandagyre	Magma Vandagyre
Mutant Vandagyre	Polka Dot Vandagyre	Purple Vandagyre	Red Vandagyre	Robot Vandagyre	Snow Vandagyre
Starry Vandagyre	Stealthy Vandagyre	White Vandagyre	Yellow Vandagyre

Vandagyre is

8-bit Paint Brush Neopets

unavailable in:

8-bit Agueena Alien Apple Asparagus Aubergine Avocado Biscuit Blueberry Brown Burlap Candy Carrot Checkered Chokato Clay Cloud Coconut

Custard Dimensional Disco Durian Elderlyboy Elderlygirl Eventide Fire Garlic Ghost Glowing Gold Gooseberry Grape Grey Halloween Invisible Island

Jelly Lemon Lime Mallow Maractite Maraquan Marble Mosaic Msp Oil Paint Onion Orange Origami Pastel Pea Peach Pear Pepper

Pineapple Pink Pirate Plum Plushie Quigukiboy Quigukigirl Rainbow Relic Royalboy Royalgirl Shadow Silver Sketch Skunk Snot Speckled Split

Sponge Spotted Steampunk Strawberry Striped Swamp Gas Thornberry Tomato Toy Transparent Tyrannian Ummagine Usukiboy Usukigirl Water Woodland Wraith Zombie

A paint brush is a special type of item that can be used to change the colour of a Neopet or Petpet. The first paint brushes were released on May 9, 2000. Within the Neopets community, the act of using a paint brush is called 'painting'. The colour that a Neopet or Petpet becomes after painting depends on which paint brush is used. For example, a Blue Paint Brush will change the colour of a Neopet to Blue, while a Scritchy Sketchy Paint Brush will change the colour of a Neopet to Sketch. Paint brushes disappear after they are used and, as such, each paint brush can only be used once.

Paint brushes are broadly divided into two groups: those that can be used to paint Neopets and those that can be used to paint Petpets. These groups are mutually exclusive; paint brushes intended for Neopets cannot be used on Petpets, and paint brushes intended for Petpets cannot be used on Neopets. Users can determine which group a paint brush belongs to by examining the name of the paint brush. If the paint brush's name contains the word 'Petpet', then it can only be used on Petpets. If the paint brush's name does not contain the word 'Petpet', then it can only be used on Neopets.

Obtaining a paint brush[edit]

With the exception of a few select paint brushes that are sold at the Hidden Tower, paint brushes cannot be purchase from official Neopian shops. Instead, users must obtain paint brushes by winning them from certain games of chance, such as the Fruit Machine and the Alien Aisha Vending Machine, or by receiving them as part of a Random Event. Paint brushes are also sometimes available as prizes for participating in plots or winning certain contests. On top of that, the Advent Calendar has been known to occasionally give out paint brushes. Users also have a small chance of receiving a paint brush when they redeem a gold key in Key Quest.

Excluding the four starter paint brushes that are included inside of newbie packs, all paint brushes are tradable. This means that paint brushes can be purchased from other users using the Auction House, the Trading Post, or user shops. Because the demand for paint brushes within the Neopets economy is so high, users can often sell their paint brushes for tens of thousands or even millions of neopoints.

Neopets 8-bit Paint Brush Refills

Using a paint brush[edit]

To use a paint brush on a Neopet, the user must place the paint brush in their inventory and then travel to the Rainbow Pool. At the Rainbow Pool, the user will be shown a picture of each of their Neopets. If the paint brush in the user's inventory can be used on one of displayed Neopets, then a drop down list containing the name of the paint brush will appear below that Neopet. The user must select the paint brush from this drop down box and then click the Submit button to use the paint brush.

To use a paint brush on a Petpet, the user must first attach the Petpet to one of their Neopets. Next, the user must place the paint brush in their inventory and then travel to the Petpet Puddle. At the Petpet Puddle, the user will be shown a picture of each Petpet that is attached to one of their Neopets. If the paint brush in the user's inventory can be used on one of displayed Petpets, then a drop down list containing the name of the paint brush will appear below that Petpet. The user must select the paint brush from this drop down box and then click the Paint this Petpet! button to use the paint brush. Petpets that have been zapped by the Petpet Lab Ray cannot be painted.

All Neopet paint brushes[edit]

Neopets 8-bit Paint Brush Set

There are currenlty 63 paint brushes that can be used to paint Neopets at the Rainbow Pool:

Baby Paint Brush - May 16, 2002 Biscuit Paint Brush - February 8, 2006 Blue Paint Brush - May 10, 2000 Brown Paint Brush - September 6, 2001 Camouflage Paint Brush - July 27, 2005 Checkered Paint Brush - September 1, 2000 Christmas Paint Brush - November 28, 2000 Cloud Paint Brush - September 1, 2000 Darigan Paint Brush - April 10, 2003 Dimensional Paint Brush - September 25, 2012 Disco Fever Paint Brush - January 31, 2001 Electric Blue Paint Brush - Unknown Eventide Paint Brush - January 4, 2012 Faerie Paint Brush - January 16, 2001 Fire, Fire, Your Pants On Fire Paint Brush - September 1, 2000 Get Off My Lawn Paint Brush - May 8, 2012 Ghost Paint Brush - October 23, 2002 Glowing Paint Brush - May 10, 2000 Golden Paint Brush - March 2, 2001 Green Paint Brush - May 10, 2000 Grey Paint Brush - April 9, 2004 Halloween Paint Brush - November 2, 2001 Invisible Paint Brush - May 15, 2000 Lost Desert Paint Brush - June 23, 2001 Maractite Paint Brush - November 25, 2010 Maraquan Paint Brush - June 17, 2003 Island Paint Brush - June 26, 2002 Orange Paint Brush - September, 20 2002 Pastel Paint Brush - December 21, 2013 Pink Paint Brush - September, 20 2002 Pirate Paint Brush - May 21, 2002 Plushie Paint Brush - November 26, 2002

Purple Paint Brush - May 9, 2000 Rainbow Paint Brush - May 10, 2000 Red Paint Brush - May 10, 2000 Relic Paint Brush - April 1, 2010 Royal Paint Brush - February 3, 2004 Scritchy Sketchy Paint Brush - September 1, 2000 Shadow Paint Brush - Unknown Silver Paint Brush - May 10, 2000 Skunk Paint Brush - September 21, 2000 Snow Paint Brush - December 2, 2003 Speckled Paint Brush - September, 22 2002 Split Paint Brush - May 15, 2000 Spotted Paint Brush - October, 5 2000 Starry Paint Brush - September, 20 2002 Starter Blue Paint Brush - October 2, 2006 Starter Green Paint Brush - October 2, 2006 Starter Red Paint Brush - October 2, 2006 Starter Yellow Paint Brush - October 2, 2006 Stealth Paint Brush - August 8, 2012 Strawberry Fields Forever Paint Brush - September 1, 2000 Striped Paint Brush - Unknown Swamp Gas Paint Brush - June 21, 2011 Transparent Paint Brush - September 25, 2010 Tyrannian Paint Brush - January 8, 2002 Usuki Paint Brush - August 20, 2003 Water Paint Brush - August 30, 2011 White Paint Brush - May 10, 2000 Woodland Paint Brush - June 26, 2010 Wraith Paint Brush - October 26, 2011 Yellow Paint Brush - May 10, 2000 Zombie Paint Brush - October 25, 2007

Neopets 8-bit Paint Brush Pen

In addition to this, there are currently three paint brushes that exist as items on the Neopets website that cannot be used at the Rainbow Pool:

• Glass Paint Brush - The Glass colour was removed from the site on January 8, 2002.
• Lutari Paint Brush - No Neopets have been released in this colour.
• Stone Paint Brush - The Stone colour was removed from the site on June 26, 2002.

All Petpet paint brushes[edit]

There are currently 48 different Petpet paint brushes that can be used to paint Petpets at the Petpet Puddle:

Black Petpet Paint Brush - January 14, 2002 Blue Petpet Paint Brush - October 2, 2001 Brown Petpet Paint Brush - October 18, 2001 Checkered Petpet Paint Brush - February 6, 2008 Christmas Petpet Paint Brush - December 12, 2001 Clay Petpet Paint Brush - May 11, 2005 Cloud Petpet Paint Brush - January 25, 2002 Custard Petpet Paint Brush - July 20, 2005 Darigan Petpet Paint Brush - November 22, 2005 Disco Petpet Paint Brush - August 31, 2004 Dung Petpet Paint Brush - June 9, 2004 Elderly Petpet Paint Brush - November 5, 2013 Electric Petpet Paint Brush - September 23, 2009 Eventide Petpet Paint Brush - June 27, 2012 Faerie Petpet Paint Brush - November 7, 2001 Fire Petpet Paint Brush - April 23, 2003 Ghost Petpet Paint Brush - July 29, 2003 Glowing Petpet Paint Brush - May 19, 2003 Green Petpet Paint Brush - October 2, 2001 Grey Petpet Paint Brush - September 4, 2003 Halloween Petpet Paint Brush - October 29, 2001 Invisible Petpet Paint Brush - November 5, 2003 Island Petpet Paint Brush - October 1, 2003 Lost Desert Petpet Paint Brush - September 26, 2007

Magma Petpet Paint Brush - March 20, 2013 Maractite Petpet Paint Brush - January 26, 2011 Maraquan Petpet Paint Brush - April 21, 2004 Mutant Petpet Paint Brush - January 28, 2002 Orange Petpet Paint Brush - September 24, 2003 Pink Petpet Paint Brush - October 2, 2001 Pirate Petpet Paint Brush - January 15, 2004 Plushie Petpet Paint Brush - December 23, 2003 Purple Petpet Paint Brush - November 14, 2001 Rainbow Petpet Paint Brush - March 26, 2003 Red Petpet Paint Brush - December 18, 2001 Robot Petpet Paint Brush - March 7, 2002 Royal Petpet Paint Brush - May 27, 2011 Sketch Petpet Paint Brush - June 16, 2004 Snow Petpet Paint Brush - December 13, 2003 Spotted Petpet Paint Brush - April 18, 2002 Starry Petpet Paint Brush - October 12, 2005 Stealthy Petpet Paint Brush - January 4, 2013 Tyrannian Petpet Paint Brush - May 10, 2002 Water Petpet Paint Brush - March 30, 2012 White Petpet Paint Brush - October 18, 2001 Woodland Petpet Paint Brush - June 8, 2013 Yellow Petpet Paint Brush - October 3, 2001 Zombie Petpet Paint Brush - August 21, 2010

Trivia[edit]

• In 2002, during the month of May, TNT held a paint brush competition and let users vote on which paint brush they would like to see next. During the first round of this competition, users could vote for one of three new paint brushes: the Baby Paint Brush, the Tartan Paint Brush, or Mystery Island Paint Brush. The Baby Paint Brush received the most votes during this round and was declared the winner on May 15, 2002. During the second round, users could choose between the Tartan Paint Brush, the Mystery Island Paint Brush, and the Pirate Paint Brush. On May 21, 2002, the Pirate Paint Brush was declared the winner after receiving 194,375 votes. Even though the Mystery Island Paint Brush lost both rounds of the paint brush competition, it would still be revamped and released on June 27, 2002.
• There are three colours only available by using a Paint Brush: Royal, Usuki, and Quiguki. These colours are not available through the Rainbow Fountain or the Lab Ray.
• Interestingly, many colours that Neopets can only obtain by using the Lab Ray or the Rainbow Fountain, such as Robot or Clay, are available to Petpets by using paint brushes.

External links[edit]

• Neopets TCG:Blue Paint Brush, Cloud Paint Brush, Darigan Paint Brush, Faerie Paint Brush, Green Paint Brush, Island Paint Brush, Lost Desert Paint Brush, Maraquan Paint Brush, Rainbow Paint Brush, Red Paint Brush, Snow Paint Brush, Spotted Paint Brush, Starry Paint Brush, Yellow Paint Brush
• Help File:Changing Your Neopets Appearance FAQ, Once you paint a Petpet does it stay that colour?, Once you paint a petpet, how do you get it back to its original colour?, Why cant I use the Glass or Stone paint brushes?