Wordscapes Jimothy Stats

This Wordscapes Jimothy guide covers the event animal added to Wordscapes Wildlife in September 2026. Jimothy the raccoon is a Rare event pet with a 4-hour activity, a 1600 coin activity cost, a 24-hour sleep, and a maximum level of 7. You do not pull him from a regular gem egg: he hatches from the special Jimothy Egg by collecting Jimothy tokens while you play levels and events. This page explains how to get him, what he gives at every level, and how he compares with the other bee animals.

How to get Jimothy in Wordscapes

Jimothy hatches from the Jimothy Egg, the token-based system used for the other engagement pets like the Cow, the Octopus and the German Shepherd. The loop is simple: play levels and events, collect the blue raccoon-shaped Jimothy tokens, and watch them fill the egg’s progress bar. The egg needs 1,250 tokens to hatch, with a coin reward partway along the bar. After that, the tokens you keep earning level him up.

A few useful details:

• The token earn rate, meaning how many tokens you get per levels played, is set on the server for each event, so it can change from one event to the next.
• The game sends reminders as the end of the event approaches, plus an extra nudge when your egg is close to hatching, so it is hard to miss the finish line.
• On September 19, 2026, the in-game event timer showed 10 days and 15 hours left, which puts the end of the event around September 30.

What does Jimothy give in Wordscapes?

Jimothy is a bee animal. His bees per cycle climb from 12 at level 1 to 18 at level 7, while his heart gems grow from 355 to 565 per 4-hour collection. That makes him a solid mid-size bank you can collect several times a day without waiting on an 8-hour timer.

Jimothy stats by level

The table below shows how Jimothy changes by level. Check the hearts, bees, activity duration, sleep time, and coin cost before deciding whether he is the best animal to use.

Jimothy has 7 levels, and you level him up with the Jimothy tokens you keep earning after the hatch. He also changes his coat as he levels: he ships with 5 coats, and you unlock a new one at levels 3, 5, 6, and 7.

Familiar numbers: a slightly stronger German Shepherd

Here is a detail we noticed while extracting the update: in the game files, Jimothy’s level 1 to 7 stat block is the German Shepherd‘s with a small bump. He gives 5 more hearts per cycle at every level, the same bees from level 1 to 3, then 1 extra bee from level 4 up (18 at level 7 against 17). Same 4-hour activity and same activity cost. The bigger difference is stamina: the files give Jimothy 6 activities before his 24-hour sleep, against 4 for the dog. Full side-by-side in the Jimothy vs German Shepherd comparison.

Jimothy event extras

Jimothy headlines his own event, and the update ships more than just the pet:

• Jimothy Prize Dash: a Prize Dash with its own Jimothy theme, and an animated Jimothy portrait as the reward. The portrait belongs to the Exclusive 2026 collection.
• Jimothy Daily Gift: a Daily Gift theme with three Jimothy gift boxes and a bonus box.
• Token offers: four dedicated Jimothy token offers run in the shop alongside the event.

Jimothy vs the other bee animals

The right way to judge Jimothy is against the other bee animals. His closest rival is the German Shepherd, the previous bee event pet: almost the same numbers, with a small edge for the raccoon, so the real question is which one you can actually get and level. Read the Jimothy vs German Shepherd breakdown for that. The other natural matchup is Pangolin, the purple-egg bee animal: at level 7 Jimothy already gives the same 18 bees per collection as a Level 10 Pangolin, while Pangolin keeps the lead on hearts at Level 10. See Jimothy vs Pangolin. The Christmas Mouse, the other bee event pet, plays differently: quick 30-minute activities and stronger rates for very active players, against Jimothy’s bigger 4-hour bank and lower maintenance. For the wider picture with Lynx, Anteater and the rest, the Best animals for bees ranking now includes Jimothy with full data.

To make a better choice based on the animals you have collected, use the Wordscapes Animal Selector.

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