Where do you make your costumes (what is your work area like)?

My messy basement-studio. Well, it's not messy as in grungy, dirty, but more like messy in that there are chunks of fabric on the floor (as well as many strings), pattern pieces piled on a table, bins that are supposed to be holding notions upturned on the cutting table, chunks of half-completed costumes lying on the ironing board, and stuff on hangers hanging on every part of the wall/ceiling that they are physically possible to hang on (such as nails in a ceiling stud holding my purses).In addition to real-life rewards, HandiLand has virtual rewards and fun games your child can play. Stamps are virtual picture and audio trivia cards that your child gets for checking off their Tasks. Stamps come in collections. Your child also gets a CoolCat character that they can dress and accessorize. They buy costumes in the Cat Catalog with their Bonus Points.

What is a costume?

In HandiLand, your child gets a CoolCat character that they use to navigate around. The can browse the Cat Catalog with their Bonus Points to pick out clothes for their cat. These outfits, like fireman and ballerina costumes, feature trivia tidbits. Different costume pieces can be mixed and matched for extra fun. [back to top]My messy basement-studio.

What are Stamps, costumes and videos?

In addition to real-life rewards, HandiLand has virtual rewards and fun games your child can play. Stamps are virtual picture and audio trivia cards that your child gets for checking off their Tasks. Stamps come in collections. Your child also gets a CoolCat character that they can dress and accessorize. They buy costumes in the Cat Catalog with their Bonus Points. HandiLand also has a screening room where your child can buy Handipoints cartoon videos and an arcade where they can play games.My messy basement-studio. Well, it's not messy as in grungy, dirty, but more like messy in that there are chunks of fabric on the floor (as well as many strings), pattern pieces piled on a table, bins that are supposed to be holding notions upturned on the cutting table, chunks of half-completed costumes lying on the ironing board, and stuff on hangers hanging on every part of the wall/ceiling that they are physically possible to hang on (such as nails in a ceiling stud holding my purses).

What happened to the Mrrshans, Darlok, Bulrathi, and the other MOO2 races?

We realize that there are some real fans of some of the MOO2 races, and some of the beloved ones might show up in some form or fashion (it's been indicated that at least some of the "old" races will make cameos in MOO3). However, some of the other races such as the Mrrshans and Bulrathi were axed because we didn't want any aliens that would be animporphs of people and looked like they could be bred together (No "people" in cat or bear costumes). The races in MOO3 are more unique.My messy basement-studio. Well, it's not messy as in grungy, dirty, but more like messy in that there are chunks of fabric on the floor (as well as many strings), pattern pieces piled on a table, bins that are supposed to be holding notions upturned on the cutting table, chunks of half-completed costumes lying on the ironing board, and stuff on hangers hanging on every part of the wall/ceiling that they are physically possible to hang on (such as nails in a ceiling stud holding my purses).In addition to real-life rewards, HandiLand has virtual rewards and fun games your child can play.