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# Manage Critters

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Equip tools, hats, and accessories, monitor Gathering Power (G.P.), and assign roles strategically. Each Critter’s stats—level, rarity, and performance—help you balance your lineup between efficiency and exploration. The smarter you manage, the faster your town grows.&#x20;

**Key Features:**

* **Critter Display Grid:** Shows every Critter owned with level, rarity, and Gathering Power (G.P.)
* **Equipment System:** Attach tools, hats, boots, and accessories to improve gathering efficiency
* **Stat Tracking:** View star rating, HP, and performance metrics per Critter
* **Search & Filter:** Find Critters by name, number, or equipped item
* **Visual Loadout:** Interactive equipment slots make item management intuitive and fast
* **Preparation Insight:** Instantly see which Critters are ready for gathering or need rest/healing

**Purpose:**\
Streamline your lineup—equip, prepare, and assign the best Critters for each mission.


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