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Monopoly GO is preparing to leave Springfield behind and begin a completely different sticker-collecting adventure. The new Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes album is scheduled to begin on July 29, 2026, introducing 21 collections built around farm life, harvest celebrations, strange crop-circle mysteries and classic Looney Tunes characters.
Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Taz, Tweety, Sylvester, Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner and several other familiar characters appear throughout the album. Instead of using the crossover only for a few special stickers, the Looney Tunes theme is connected to the full season, including its events, collectibles and new Porky’s Cafe feature.
This guide is designed as both an album overview and a visual sticker catalog. Each of the 21 sets has its own image, short description, rarity range and Gold Sticker information, making it easier to see which collections should be simple to finish and which ones may require Wild Stickers, Golden Blitz events or additional trading.
Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes is scheduled to replace the current Monopoly GO sticker album on July 29, 2026. The new collection is expected to remain available until September 23, 2026, giving players approximately eight weeks to collect all of its stickers and unlock the main completion reward.
The standard album contains 21 sets and 189 stickers. Every collection contains nine stickers, beginning with simple one-star character cards and gradually progressing toward difficult four-, five- and six-star stickers. The final sets also contain a much higher concentration of Gold Stickers.
Early collections are made up almost entirely of one- and two-star stickers, so regular play should complete them quickly. The difficulty rises noticeably from Set 13 onward, where Gold Stickers begin to appear. Sets 16 through 21 contain the rarest cards, including the new six-star stickers.
Happy Harvest is more than another farm-themed sticker season. Its Looney Tunes collaboration influences the sticker artwork, season events, album reward and one of the most unusual new sticker features introduced to Monopoly GO.
Characters such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Marvin, Taz, Tweety, Sylvester, Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner appear throughout the album rather than being limited to one small collection.
Traditional barns, flowers, dairy products and harvest festivals are mixed with UFOs, strange inventions, conspiracy theories and the chaotic humor associated with classic Looney Tunes cartoons.
The closing collections contain six-star stickers, including Simple Joys, Feasting, Moonlight, Gotcha, Fireworks and Bugs Bunny. These are expected to be among the hardest cards to obtain.
Set 11 contains special Cafe Ingredients. Completing that collection is expected to unlock Porky’s Cafe, where extra ingredient stickers can be used to prepare dishes and complete character orders.
The season is expected to include themed Partner Events, Racers, Treasure Hunts and Peg-E-style activities inspired by ACME inventions, crops, county fairs and famous Looney Tunes characters.
Completing all 21 standard sets is expected to award 15,000 dice rolls, in-game cash and an exclusive Bugs Bunny collectible.
Every Happy Harvest collection contains nine stickers. The gallery below moves from beginner-friendly one-star sets to the difficult late-album collections containing Gold and six-star stickers.
ACME Acres opens the album by introducing the Looney Tunes cast. Marvin, Taz, Lola Bunny, Porky Pig, Foghorn Leghorn, Speedy Gonzales and Daffy Duck all appear in this easy opening collection.
All nine cards are one-star stickers, so most active players should complete the set naturally through early events, daily rewards and basic sticker packs.
Good Morning follows the first jobs of a busy day on the farm. Barns, breakfast, sunlight, sheep and early field work give the collection a calm countryside style.
Like ACME Acres, every card is rated at one star. It should be one of the quickest collections to finish without requiring targeted trades.
The Giant Carrot adds mystery beneath the farmland with hidden tunnels, buried treasure, hungry visitors and a very large carrot. It is the first set to introduce two-star cards.
Rabbit Hole, Root Problem and 24 Carrot are the highest-rated stickers in the collection, although the set should still be manageable during the opening stage of the season.
Family Fun turns the farm into a festival with a hay maze, pig race, eating contest, picnic and bluegrass music. The cheerful collection marks the album’s transition toward mostly two-star stickers.
Posh Pets Go Country follows a group of city animals adapting to rural life. The collection includes City Friends, Interesting Dog, Delicate Duke, Miss Priss and Sheepdogs.
Every sticker is worth two stars, making the rarity structure consistent and relatively easy to manage with ordinary packs.
Barnyard Business focuses on hungry animals, hay, changing weather and the teamwork required to keep a farm running. All nine stickers remain at the two-star level.
Duplicate drops may become more common around this point, so players can begin saving extras for trades or future vaults.
Blooming Fields fills the album with tulips, dewdrops, bumblebees and colorful bouquets. It also introduces the album’s first three-star stickers through Fresh Picks and Flower Power.
Farmside Finds takes an unexpected roadside detour with tourist traps, strange stories, UFO burgers and the mysterious Mothership Motel.
Four of its nine stickers are rated at three stars, so completing the collection may require more packs than the opening sets.
Growing Care returns to crops, animals and sustainable farming. Peg-E and Pig-E join the activity alongside mint, solar power, vegetables and a little lamb.
Eight of the nine cards are three-star stickers, making active trading more useful as players move deeper into the album.
Dairy Days celebrates milk, butter, cheese and the hardworking animals behind the farm’s dairy production. Humorous cards such as Swisstacular, Udderly Fab and Tycoon Cowboy give the set a playful personality.
Cafe Ingredients is directly connected with Porky’s Cafe. Flour, eggs, dairy, cheese, vegetables, fruit, nuts, honey and Special Spice form the ingredient collection needed for the new cooking feature.
Nuts, Honey and Special Spice are four-star cards, making this set substantially harder than the collections before it.
Greenhouse Lab mixes farming with science-fiction experiments. Cloud drones, unusual fruit and curious helpers create one of the album’s most imaginative collections.
Blue Melon is the only four-star sticker, while the remaining eight cards are all rated at three stars.
Bee Trouble follows a busy hive through honey production, lunchtime interruptions and several unfortunate bee-related accidents.
Honey, I’m Home is the first Gold Sticker listed in the album. Because Gold Stickers normally cannot be traded outside selected Golden Blitz events, completing sets becomes more difficult from this point onward.
Carrotville brings players into a lively village filled with fountains, parades, carrot cake and photo opportunities. Parade Day introduces the album’s first regular five-star card.
Rudy Root is the set’s four-star Gold Sticker and may become one of its main completion barriers.
Farm Friends follows cows, pigs, chickens, horses, sheep and working dogs through a day of countryside adventures.
Join the Flock and Apple Picking are both five-star stickers, while Too Helpful is a four-star Gold Sticker. Players may need several high-value packs to complete this collection.
Folk Americana presents the countryside through paintings, family portraits, rustic scenery and harvest artwork. It is also the first set to contain a six-star sticker.
Family Portrait and Rustling Corn are Gold Stickers, while Simple Joys sits at the top of the collection with a six-star rating.
Fruits of Our Labor celebrates the results of a successful harvest with baskets, giant pumpkins, preserves, pickles and a large seasonal feast.
The Goods and Picking Pickles are Gold Stickers, while Feasting is the collection’s six-star finale.
Serene Scenes captures the quieter side of farm life with laundry, peaceful porches, daydreaming and moonlit landscapes. The relaxed artwork hides a difficult rarity structure.
Daydreamer, Mud Bath and Lemon Squeezy are Gold Stickers. Moonlight finishes the set as its six-star card.
Crop Circle Chronicles continues the album’s alien mystery with pranks, strange evidence, conspiracy theories and extraterrestrial visitors.
Aliens!, Proof, Tinfoil Hats and Extraterrestrial are all Gold Stickers. Gotcha completes the story as the six-star card.
County Fair brings together judging contests, blue ribbons, music, giant vegetables and a fireworks finale.
Five of the nine cards are Gold Stickers, including Can’t Wait, Classics, Gourd-geous, Toppled and With the Band. Fireworks is the final six-star card.
Looney Legends closes the standard album with its biggest character collection. Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner, Tweety, Sylvester, Hector, Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny all appear in the final set.
Six of its nine cards are marked as Gold Stickers, giving the collection the highest Gold concentration in the album. Bugs Bunny is the final six-star sticker and is likely to become one of the season’s most desirable cards.
Porky’s Cafe appears to be one of the biggest additions to the Happy Harvest season. Instead of treating every duplicate sticker only as vault progress, the Cafe gives selected duplicates a second purpose.
Players are expected to unlock Porky’s Cafe by collecting all nine stickers in Set 11: Cafe Ingredients. The required cards are Flour, Eggs, Dairy, Cheese, Veggies, Fruits, Nuts, Honey and Special Spice.
After the Cafe opens, additional copies of Cafe Ingredients can be used for customer orders. The duplicate cards selected for a recipe will reportedly be consumed, although their star value should remain counted toward Sticker Exchange vault progress.
Porky’s customers are expected to include Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety, Sylvester, Taz, Elmer Fudd, Granny and Wile E. Coyote. Their requests may range from ordinary breakfasts to more chaotic Looney Tunes-inspired dishes.
Players should be careful about trading every extra Cafe Ingredient immediately. A duplicate four-star ingredient such as Nuts, Honey or Special Spice could be more valuable inside Porky’s Cafe than in an ordinary trade.
Until the full order schedule is known, maintaining a small reserve of each ingredient may be the safest strategy. Special ingredient packs and Swap Packs are also expected to appear during the season, giving players additional opportunities to find cards required by upcoming orders.
Finishing individual sets will provide smaller rewards such as dice rolls, in-game cash and sticker packs. The exact reward for each set can vary depending on its rarity and position within the album.
The largest prize is awarded after collecting all 189 stickers and completing every standard collection.
A large dice reward for completing all 21 standard sets.
An exclusive Bugs Bunny-themed collectible for the season.
Additional cash based on the player’s current board level.
The 15,000-dice reward can provide a strong starting balance for future tournaments, Partner Events and Treasure Hunts. The exclusive Bugs Bunny collectible also makes the album especially attractive to players who enjoy limited crossover cosmetics.
However, the final six sets contain many high-rarity and Gold Stickers. Players should avoid spending all of their dice too early and should reserve Wild Stickers for cards that remain difficult to obtain near the end of the season.
Completing all 21 standard Happy Harvest sets does not necessarily mean the sticker season is over. After finishing the main album, players can unlock the Prestige Album and begin collecting the stickers again for another group of rewards.
Happy Harvest is expected to include two Prestige levels. Each Prestige completion requires players to rebuild the album after their previous collection has been completed.
When a Prestige Album begins, players must collect the required stickers again. This means completing the standard album early is especially valuable because it leaves more time to work toward the additional Prestige rewards.
Players who finish the main album near the end of the season may find it difficult to complete another full collection before the September 23 deadline. The Prestige Album is therefore best viewed as an additional challenge for active collectors rather than a reward that every player must pursue.
The first Prestige level is likely to be the most attractive because it includes both 15,000 dice rolls and the exclusive Diced Melon Dice Skin. Players who enjoy collecting limited cosmetics may consider this the season’s true final reward.
Prestige Level 2 offers another 15,000 dice rolls and cash, but completing the album for a third time may require a large amount of dice, frequent event participation and active sticker trading.
Duplicate stickers are not useless after they appear in your album. Their star values are added to your Sticker Exchange balance, which can be exchanged for vault rewards during the season.
Happy Harvest is expected to offer three vault tiers. More expensive vaults require additional duplicate stars but contain better sticker packs and more dice rolls.
| Vault | Required Stars | Expected Rewards | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 Vault | 250 Stars | 250 Dice Rolls | Emergency dice rather than sticker progression |
| Tier 2 Vault | 450 Stars | 350 Dice Rolls, three 3-Star Packs and four 4-Star Packs | Mid-season album progress |
| Tier 3 Vault | 700 Stars | 500 Dice Rolls, four 4-Star Packs, six 5-Star Packs and one 3+ Star Swap Pack | Late-season high-rarity sticker hunting |
The Tier 3 Vault appears to offer the strongest sticker value because it contains multiple four- and five-star packs together with a Swap Pack. These rewards are more relevant once players reach the difficult final collections.
The Tier 1 Vault provides only dice rolls, so opening it repeatedly may slow album progress by using duplicate stars that could have been saved for a higher tier.
The Tier 2 Vault can provide a reasonable middle option for players who still need several three- and four-star cards but do not want to wait until they reach 700 stars.
Opening a large vault immediately after the album begins may not provide the best value. Early in the season, most sticker packs will still contain new cards naturally because the album is mostly empty.
Vaults become more useful after the easy collections are complete and new stickers are harder to find. Saving the Tier 3 Vault for a Sticker Boom may also increase the number of stickers received if the event rules allow its bonus to apply.
Collecting all 189 Happy Harvest stickers will require more than opening random packs. The most effective strategy is to manage dice carefully, trade duplicates and save special rewards for the cards that cannot easily be obtained another way.
The opening sets contain mostly one- and two-star stickers. Avoid using Wild Stickers or making expensive trades for these cards. Daily Treats, Quick Wins, tournaments and ordinary event milestones should complete them naturally.
Regular high-rarity stickers can usually be traded at any time. Trading them early helps prevent duplicates from accumulating while other players are still actively looking for the same cards.
Happy Harvest contains 24 Gold Stickers, with most concentrated in the final nine sets. Because Gold Stickers are generally locked outside selected Golden Blitz events, they are usually the best targets for Wild Stickers.
A Golden Blitz temporarily allows selected Gold Stickers to be traded. Check which cards are active before the event ends, keep useful duplicates and arrange trades in advance whenever possible.
High dice multipliers can accelerate event progress, but they can also drain a dice balance quickly. Increase the multiplier when several useful board spaces are within range and reduce it when the board offers little milestone value.
Once the first twelve sets are nearly complete, one- and two-star packs become less useful. Focus more heavily on milestone events, tournaments, Partner Events and Treasure events that offer four- or five-star packs.
Duplicates from Set 11 may be required to complete Porky’s Cafe orders. Avoid exchanging every extra Cafe Ingredient through a vault until you understand which recipes and customer requests are currently active.
Maintain an updated list of missing cards, especially in Sets 13 through 21. This prevents unnecessary trades and helps you identify which collections are closest to completion.
Unless you urgently need dice, saving toward the Tier 3 Vault may provide more album progress than repeatedly opening the smallest vault. The five-star packs and Swap Pack are more useful during the later stages of the album.
Trading activity normally becomes more competitive near the album deadline. Begin filling regular four- and five-star gaps early so the final weeks can be reserved for Gold Stickers and six-star cards.
When only a few tradable stickers remain, completing the exact missing cards may be more efficient than continuing to rely on random sticker packs.
View Monopoly GO StickersHappy Harvest with Looney Tunes is scheduled to begin on July 29, 2026, after the previous Monopoly GO sticker season ends.
The expected end date is September 23, 2026. This gives players approximately eight weeks to complete the standard album and work toward the Prestige levels.
The standard Happy Harvest album contains 21 sets. Each set contains nine stickers, creating a total of 189 stickers.
Current album information lists 24 Gold Stickers. Most appear in Sets 13 through 21, with the highest concentration in the final collections.
Gold Stickers normally cannot be traded. Selected Gold cards become temporarily tradable when Monopoly GO activates a matching Golden Blitz event.
Porky’s Cafe is a new feature connected to Set 11. Players are expected to complete the Cafe Ingredients collection, use duplicate ingredient stickers to prepare dishes and fulfill orders from Looney Tunes characters.
Duplicate ingredient stickers used for an order are expected to be consumed. Their star values should still remain counted toward the player’s Sticker Exchange balance.
Completing all 21 standard sets is expected to award 15,000 dice rolls, an exclusive Bugs Bunny collectible and in-game cash.
Yes. Current information lists two Prestige levels. The first includes 15,000 dice, cash and a Diced Melon Dice Skin, while the second includes another 15,000 dice and cash.
Complete low-rarity sets through normal play, trade eligible duplicates early, participate in events offering high-rarity packs and reserve Wild Stickers for difficult Gold cards.
The smallest vault may help when dice are urgently needed, but it does not contain sticker packs. Players focused on album completion may receive more value by saving toward the 450- or 700-star vault.
Looney Legends is expected to be one of the hardest sets because it contains several Gold Stickers and ends with the six-star Bugs Bunny card. County Fair and Crop Circle Chronicles are also likely to create major completion barriers.
Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes is shaping up to be one of Monopoly GO’s most distinctive sticker seasons. Its 21 sets move from peaceful farm mornings and colorful gardens to alien conspiracies, county fairs and a final collection filled with famous Looney Tunes characters.
The introduction of six-star stickers and Porky’s Cafe gives players more to manage than a traditional album. Duplicate Cafe Ingredients may have value beyond ordinary trading, while the large number of late-album Gold Stickers makes Golden Blitz events and Wild Stickers particularly important.
Players who want the standard 15,000-dice reward should begin trading early and avoid wasting special resources on cards that can be obtained naturally. Those aiming for the Prestige rewards will need to complete the first album quickly enough to leave time for another full collection.
This guide will be updated if Monopoly GO changes the album schedule, sticker rarities, Porky’s Cafe mechanics, Golden Blitz information or completion rewards after the season begins.
Find the regular Monopoly GO stickers you still need and complete your remaining Happy Harvest sets without depending entirely on random sticker packs.
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