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What clothes change
Clothes change the colors or patterns of character outfits. They are cosmetic unlocks, not a weapon, build, or stat-upgrade system. This guide starts with a few confirmed Peppino goals instead of presenting an unverified complete catalog.
Peppino and The Noise have different clothing collections. Check the selected character before comparing your wardrobe with a guide or screenshot.
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Three useful Peppino examples
| Outfit | Unlock goal | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Cook | The starting outfit. | Peppino's default appearance. |
| Bad Bones | Take damage 50 times. | A damage-based Peppino unlock. |
| TV Purple | Earn P rank in every qualifying normal level. | Bosses, The Crumbling Tower of Pizza, and Secrets of the World do not count. |
These examples do not represent every outfit in the current game. In particular, do not infer a Noise unlock from the name or color of a Peppino outfit.
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Choose one goal for your next session
- Check which outfits are already available for your current character.
- Pick a single missing outfit with a condition you understand.
- Decide whether it calls for ordinary play, a collection route, or a rank challenge.
- After reaching the goal, return to the clothing selection and look for the unlock.
Bad Bones can arrive through normal damage during play; you do not need to turn a P-rank attempt into a damage farm. TV Purple is a longer project, so track qualifying levels individually with the P-rank checklist.
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Keep cosmetics separate from save completion
Clothing unlocks are shared across save files for their character collection. They do not contribute to a save file's Tower Status percentage. A wardrobe count and a save-completion percentage therefore measure different things.
When keeping notes, use two lists: missing outfits and unfinished level goals. That makes it easier to see whether you should revisit a level for a rank, a secret, or simply a cosmetic condition.
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When a costume does not appear
First check the character, then the exact condition. For TV Purple, an S rank is not a P rank, and the special stages listed above do not substitute for a missing normal level.
Seasonal clothing can have an event-specific requirement. Old screenshots or a dated guide do not prove that an event is active today. This page does not promise a current event window or a total outfit count. Use the official Steam game page for the game's current announcements and the secrets guide for collection planning.
Questions
What players ask
Do I need the special stages for TV Purple?
No. Bosses, The Crumbling Tower of Pizza, and Secrets of the World are excluded from that clothing condition.
