Throw Food For Animals Pumpkin Monster: 9x Cash Guide

What Does the Pumpkin Monster Do?

The Throw Food For Animals pumpkin monster earns 900% of your best animal’s income, giving your pen a substantial cash boost. Its earnings increase as you collect stronger animals, so improving your collection also improves this Halloween pet. That extra income helps pay for better food and pull-up bars as you push into new areas.

The important number is 9× your best animal’s income. With a koala earning 300,000 per second, the Pumpkin Monster earns 2.7 million per second. Replace that benchmark with a stronger animal, and its earnings climb again.

This makes the monster useful beyond the moment you buy it. Your next high-income catch improves both your regular animal lineup and the monster’s earning power.

How to Get and Equip the Pumpkin Monster

The Pumpkin Monster is a Halloween limited shop item purchased with Robux. Look for the seasonal shop offer featuring it and the “900% of your best animal” description.

Image: Roblox / Goofy Chupacabra

1. Open Throw Food For Animals on Roblox.
2. Open the in-game Shop and find the Halloween offer featuring the Pumpkin Monster.
3. Read the purchase prompt before spending Robux.
4. After obtaining it, open Animals and use Equip Best, or place it in your pen.
5. Check its earnings again after collecting a stronger animal.

You can equip multiple Pumpkin Monsters: a pen can hold three together. Each still takes up space in your animal lineup, so keep an eye on your pen’s capacity when adding more pets.

How the 900% Income Scaling Works

Use this calculation to understand the monster’s earnings:

Image: Roblox / Goofy Chupacabra

Best animal’s income per second × 9 = Pumpkin Monster income per second

These examples show how sharply its output rises alongside your collection:

Best animal	Animal income per second	Pumpkin Monster income per second
Koala	300,000	2.7 million
Gorilla	1.5 million	13.5 million
Mantis shrimp	30 million	270 million
Thunderbird	800 million	7.2 billion
Griffin	2.5 billion	22.5 billion

Mutated animals can raise that benchmark, too. A gold mantis shrimp earning 45 million per second brings the monster to 405 million per second.

Compare actual income rather than assuming every new catch is an upgrade. A seahorse earning 20 million per second falls below a mantis shrimp earning 30 million per second, so catching that seahorse does not improve the monster’s benchmark.

Use Equip Best after collecting stronger animals, then inspect your pen. Replacing low earners improves the rest of your passive income while the monster benefits from your strongest catch.

Turn the Extra Cash Into Stronger Animals

Keep alternating between food purchases, pull-up bar upgrades, training, and throws. Better food helps attract rarer animals, while training increases Throw Power so you can reach farther areas.

Spend according to what is slowing your progress:

• Buy better food when you can afford the next upgrade. Food progression helps you pursue stronger animals.
• Upgrade your pull-up bar and train when your throws fall short. Cash alone does not provide the Throw Power needed to reach farther zones.
• Refresh your pen after new catches. Avoid leaving low-income animals equipped while stronger ones sit in your inventory.
• Expand your pen when capacity blocks another useful animal. More room lets you retain additional earners.

The Halloween update also adds HarvestField and PhantomHarbor after ShadowRealm, along with Tier 15 and Tier 16 food. Keep investing in training as you work toward those later areas.

Two permanent game passes affect the core progression systems:

• x2 Training Power — 149 Robux: doubles XP earned from every pull-up.
• x2 Cash — 99 Robux: doubles cash earned from every animal.

Choose purchases around the obstacle you are facing. If money is rising quickly but your food still lands in the same area, upgrade your bar and spend time training before buying another cash-focused upgrade.