This item list groups documented Kaiju Paradise objects by player use. It is a working index, not a claim that every item is available in every event or server. Exact healing, durability, use counts, spawn points, and cooldowns remain live-test fields.
Recovery and food
Community documentation includes Medkit, Bloxy Cola, and multiple foods. Before relying on one, test use time, movement restriction, consumption or durability, cooldown, and current healing result. Similar-looking food can also be a transformation item.
Use recovery behind cover after making distance. Do not start the animation while a Raytraxian is already in close range. Record whether the item remains after use.
Light and utility
Flashlight and Torch are documented light tools. During Blackout, check whether they illuminate geometry, reveal the user, consume durability, or behave differently from normal power. A tool that improves your view can also reveal your path to others.
Other utility should be classified by actual result: route information, distraction, movement, control, or interaction. Do not call an item defensive based only on its model.
Novelty and thrown objects
Fireworks and plushies can be useful for social play, distraction, or visible effects, but their combat value should be tested. Record whether an object is thrown, dropped, consumed, retrievable, or only cosmetic. Do not infer damage or stun from a dramatic effect.
Bottle and Bricks may be categorized with weapons in some contexts because their action is offensive. Use the Weapon List when the current interface treats the object as a weapon.
Transformation-risk items
Orange Bucket is community-associated with Catte, Fedora with Fed, ice cream with Sprinklekit, and Hazmat Suit with both hazard protection and Hazzy-related special behavior. Other named leads include Taser, Toxic Barrel, Witchbrew, Lemon Slice, Blue Soap, Strange Crystal, Strange Flower or Fruit, and Shades.
The community transmogrifying page is marked work in progress. Open Transmogrifying Items before using any of these as a Human. Exact counts and outcomes must be confirmed in the current client.
Item persistence
Many carried objects are community-reported as temporary and may be lost on death, infection, leaving, trashing, or breaking. Test those states separately. An unlocked cosmetic or currency balance can persist even when a physical item disappears.
Pickup
Record exact name, room, event, and visible resource bar.
Use
Observe action, cooldown, durability, result, and whether the item remains.
Loss
Separate dropping, trashing, breaking, death, infection, and leaving.
Persistence
Rejoin a fresh server before calling a resource account-wide.
Current verification rule
Community-corroborated means a name and broad role appear consistently in game-specific documentation checked August 13, 2026. It does not validate every number. Unknown and event-specific objects stay labeled until reproduced in a fresh current server.
Add an item to the index
An entry needs an exact current display name, source class, interaction, broad role, and verification date. Record whether it is carried, wearable, consumed, thrown, placed, deposited, or only scenery. Separate a weapon action from an ordinary item and a costume unlock from a physical object. If the object transforms a player, include starting role and resulting current form. If it appears only during an event, use an availability label rather than calling it removed outside that event. Finally, rejoin to test persistence. This process prevents one visual model from creating duplicate recovery, weapon, and transmogrifying entries.
When two items share a similar model, keep separate records until the current display name, prompt, and result prove they are equivalent. Include the room and event because seasonal props can replace ordinary pickups. For a recovery object, test behind cover and record movement lock. For a utility object, record whether it reveals the user. For novelty items, avoid assigning combat value from particles or sound alone.