Lemur Blook in Blooket
Lemur is a Rare blook in Blooket — found in the Safari Pack with a 7% drop rate per opening. Among the Safari Pack’s three Rares, Lemur carries a small structural distinction: it is specifically documented as appearing in Café, while the other Safari Rares (Elephant and Peacock) lack dedicated game mode entries on the wiki. The design stands out for its tail — wrapped around the face rather than trailing behind, giving Lemur one of the most distinctive silhouettes in the pack. A hidden visual Easter egg ties it to Peacock: clicking on Lemur’s file in a separate tab reveals a peacock feather next to it. Safari Pack probability across all tiers can be checked at the BlooketIQ calculator.
Lemur Quick Stats
Attribute | Value |
Rarity | Rare |
Pack | Safari Pack |
Drop Rate | 7% (approximately 1 in 14 per opening) |
Pack Cost | 20 tokens per opening |
Availability | Year-round (permanent pack) |
Blook Score | 10 |
Sell Value | 20 tokens |
Game Modes | Café |
Chroma Reskin | None |
How to Get Lemur in Blooket
Lemur drops from the Safari Pack at 7% — matching Elephant and Peacock at the same rate. The Safari Pack costs 20 tokens per opening. All three Rares sit below the five Uncommons (~15.7% each) and above Chameleon (Epic, 4%). At 20 tokens per pack with a 7% drop rate, Lemur averages roughly 1 pull per ~14 openings (280 tokens).
Lemur in Game Modes
Lemur appears as a customer in Café. The wiki specifically documents Lemur as the Safari blook with confirmed Café presence — though under the game’s general rules, all blooks except Mark, Knight, and the Color Pack appear in Café as customers.
Lemur has no role in any other game mode.
Lemur Design & Appearance
Lemur depicts a grey-and-white primate with large orange eyes and a long, black-and-white ringed tail wrapped around its face. This tail positioning is Lemur’s most distinctive visual feature — most animal blooks keep their tails behind or below them, but Lemur’s curls forward across the body and face. The design is based on the ring-tailed lemur, a species native to Madagascar known for its striking banded tail.
Lemur has no Chroma reskin. Among the Safari Pack’s three Rares, only Peacock has Chromas (White Peacock and Lovely Peacock).
A visual Easter egg exists: clicking on Lemur’s image file and opening it in a separate browser tab reveals a peacock feather next to it — an unexplained cross-blook artifact buried in the game’s file system.
Lemur Trivia
- Clicking Lemur’s image file and opening it in a separate tab reveals a peacock feather next to it — one of Blooket’s most obscure visual Easter eggs. No explanation has been given for this cross-blook artifact.
- Lemur is one of the few blooks with a visible shadow in its design — a subtle rendering detail that most blooks lack.
- Lemur’s tail wraps around its face rather than trailing behind — a distinctive silhouette choice that mirrors real ring-tailed lemur behaviour. In the wild, ring-tailed lemurs use their tails for balance and social signalling.
- Lemur’s Battle Royale and Blook Rush team name was “Leaping Lemurs” — a reference to the real animal’s ability to leap up to 25 feet between trees.
- All three Safari Rares share a 7% drop rate. This uniform structure means players opening the Safari Pack have equal odds of pulling any of the three — no Rare is rarer than another within the pack.
- Ring-tailed lemurs are native to Madagascar and are one of the most recognisable primates in the world. They live in groups of up to 30 and are one of the few primate species where females are socially dominant over males.
- Running Safari Pack numbers for Lion at 0.5% or Rainbow Panda at 0.02%? The BlooketIQ calculator estimates how many Lemur, Elephant, and Peacock pulls you will accumulate along the way — free, independent, no Blooket LLC connection.
FAQs
How do you get Lemur in Blooket?
Open the Safari Pack (20 tokens, year-round). Lemur drops at 7% per opening.
Does Lemur appear in any game modes?
Café only. Lemur has no gameplay function in any other mode.
What is the peacock feather Easter egg?
Opening Lemur’s image file in a separate browser tab reveals a peacock feather next to it. No official explanation exists.
Does Lemur have a Chroma?
No. Among Safari Rares, only Peacock has Chroma variants.
What are ring-tailed lemurs known for?
Their distinctive black-and-white banded tails, which they use for balance and social communication. They are native to Madagascar and live in female-dominated groups.