One hundred small discoveries
Intent
Make the album a memorable 100-entry goal through ordinary nature, seasonal color and playful everyday objects. No flags, national dress, political symbols, religious objects or country-specific festivals are added.
Collection
Retain every saved ID and its acquisition path. Add eight flowers, two per season, four freshwater fish, four daytime insects and five common dug keepsakes. The resulting books contain 16 flowers, 23 fish, 20 bugs, 18 gifts, six trees and 17 keepsakes. The six books total 100, with no new calendar-exclusive entries.
Seeds still come only from digging. Four flowers per planted season have equal weights; growing time does not change. Fish and bugs keep the shared season, time, weather and family-pool rules. New keepsakes have seasonal and place preferences, remain possible outside those preferences, and do not enter the uncommon reward tier. The existing rolling rare-find interval stays unchanged.
Presentation and compatibility
Use new transparent illustrated atlases with reviewed isolated crops, the existing SVG wrapper tool and four-language names. Existing artwork and IDs stay intact. Show habitat clues and qualitative rarity, never exact probability figures or a control for revealing them. Internal probability helpers remain for balance tests. The web guide reads the same catalogue as the app. External pets are unaffected.
Completion contract
Every entry has a reachable acquisition path. Each season exposes four flowers; new fish have a practical favored context; common discoveries remain available while uncommon finds are waiting. Expanding ordinary pools does not add rare calendar gates, change daily gifts or let the full album complete in one session. Review decoded art, transparent gutters, compact and wide album layouts, the native app, locale names and persisted collection behavior before finishing.
Follow-up: distinct silhouettes
The initial four-fish and four-flying-insect extension duplicated existing silhouettes. Keep stickleback and two patterned butterflies, but replace the other three fish with freshwater prawn, crayfish and pond snail. The aquatic book includes these catchable water creatures. Replace the two proposed dragonflies with ladybug and field cricket, with crawling and short hops near the floor instead of airborne butterfly movement. Their daytime shares come from existing populations rather than adding more creatures on screen.
Follow-up: crafted gifts and clearer variety
Keep the total at 100 while replacing the two proposed butterflies, whose wing silhouettes overlap existing species, with a bunny watering can and hedgehog planter in the ordinary gift sequence. Existing gift order is unchanged; the two new non-event gifts come after the existing everyday gifts. New common keepsakes are glass marble, wooden whale, felt mushroom, acorn teacup and sleeping fox figurine. The fox is an inert carved collectible, not another pet. Final books: 16 flowers, 23 aquatic creatures, 18 bugs, 20 gifts, six trees, 17 keepsakes.
Follow-up: green cricket (2026-10-20)
Keep the field cricket after comparing the proposed stag beetle. Replace its brown specimen with a leaf-green and sage illustrated sprite, retaining the long antennae, folded hind legs and short ground hops. The ladybug stays red and round, so the two ground creatures differ in color, outline and movement. Acquisition, family weights and the 100-entry album remain unchanged. Retire the unused stag proposal outside runtime content.