Fart With Your Friends characters

The documented Fart With Your Friends characters are animal choices used to identify yourself and your teammates during obstacle routes and races. The strongest character records list Penguin, Fox, and Cat. They do not provide a verified stat system, so the practical choice is an appearance you can recognize while coordinating movement—not a proven speed or fart-power build.

Documented characters

The table below separates the named animals in the character records from their unconfirmed gameplay details. “Not documented” means the supplied evidence does not establish that value; it does not prove that the value cannot change in-game.

These rows are the scoped, named list supported by the local character records. They are useful for choosing a look, but they should not be read as a complete list of every animal currently available after future updates.

What changes when you choose one?

At the moment, the evidence supports a visual and coordination benefit rather than a mechanical one:

• Visual identity: You and your friends can call out an animal to track who is moving, waiting, or stuck.
• Co-op coordination: In narrow routes, buttons, gaps, and checkpoint sections, a recognizable character makes it easier to direct the right teammate.
• Race readability: Character choice can make players easier to distinguish in 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, or larger team races.
• No confirmed advantage: Nothing in the supplied records proves that Penguin, Fox, or Cat changes movement speed, fart force, control difficulty, durability, obstacle immunity, or race odds.

Use the animal you can identify quickly, especially when several players are moving through the same obstacle. Do not select one because a guide claims it is faster unless the live game provides a stat or ability description.

Other animal names seen in videos

Gameplay transcripts include players referring to Bear, Pig, Turtle, and Walrus, including a black Bear and a Penguin during team coordination. Those observations show that players used these names for visible characters in the recorded sessions. They do not confirm that every name is an official character entry, that each has a separate ability, or that the list is complete.

Players identify animal characters during movement

This moment supports the observed-label examples by showing players distinguish the black Bear and call out the Walrus while coordinating movement.

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Treat these names as observed labels:

The distinction matters because a teammate calling out an animal is not the same as a character page documenting its name, effects, and acquisition method.

How to choose a character for co-op and races

1. Open the available character selection during the preparation or mode setup phase. The recordings confirm that players can choose or change a character, but they do not establish one universal button path.
2. Pick a silhouette your group can call out. This is most useful when players are lined up at a gap, button, checkpoint, or narrow passage.
3. Coordinate by position and fart timing. The documented movement loop depends on players using fart propulsion, jumping, and obstacle timing; no named animal is shown to replace those actions with an ability.
4. Recheck the live character panel for costs or requirements. The records do not confirm whether Penguin, Fox, or Cat is free, costs Robux, needs a quest, appears in a bundle, or uses another unlock condition.
5. Test the result in a safe section before a race. If the game displays a stat or ability card, use that current in-game information as the decisive source rather than inferring performance from the animal design.

This approach keeps character selection useful without turning an unverified appearance difference into a gameplay claim.

Choose a character before a race

This moment supports the character-selection steps by showing players discuss choosing a character before a race.

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Halloween and bundle limitations

Penguin, Fox, and Cat appear in records discussing added animals alongside Halloween content such as Haunted Graveyard, Fart Phantom, and a Halloween Bundle. That association is not enough to prove that any one animal is bundle-exclusive, time-limited, discounted, or unlocked by the event. The available evidence also does not give a reliable character end date.

If the live game shows a seasonal badge or bundle listing, check its own price, expiration, and included items. Do not transfer a bundle deadline to a character unless the character is explicitly listed in that offer.

FAQ

Are Penguin, Fox, and Cat the complete character list?

They are the three named animals explicitly documented by the available character records. The videos mention other animal labels, so this page should be treated as a supported list of documented entries, not a guaranteed complete roster.

Which Fart With Your Friends character is best?

No best-performing character is supported by the available evidence. Choose the animal that your group can recognize most easily; movement timing, fart direction, jumps, and teamwork remain the documented factors in obstacle play.

Are the characters cosmetic?

The evidence supports appearance and player identification, while no separate stat or skill effect is confirmed. Until the live character panel states otherwise, avoid treating the animals as proven cosmetic-only or as proven stat-based choices.

Can I get Penguin, Fox, or Cat with a code?

No character code is documented in the supplied evidence. Prices, quests, Robux requirements, and exact unlock methods are also unverified, so check the current in-game character screen rather than relying on a code claim.