Scare Your Neighbor Costumes

Scare Your Neighbor costumes are purchasable scare upgrades that help you build Scare for tougher neighbors and neighborhood requirements. The available evidence confirms the costume names and the progression role, but not a complete stat, price, or unlock table. Use the list below to choose your next purchase without treating a video-specific price as a universal value.

Known costumes

The supplied footage and summary identify these costumes. Their exact Scare increases are not documented, so the table focuses on what is safe to use when planning progression.

Review the documented costumes and buy Skeleton

This moment supports the documented costume list and shows the player buying Skeleton as a scare-progression purchase.

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The list may not be complete: the summary reports additional, increasingly expensive late-game choices without naming or pricing them. Do not assume that the displayed order is a confirmed purchase order.

How costumes fit progression

Costumes are one of two documented ways to improve scare progression:

1. Earn Money by stealing Packages, selling Items, and collecting Base income.
2. Buy a costume from the costume shop when you can afford the displayed choice.
3. Use the added scare progression, together with Scare Trainers, to attempt tougher Neighbors.
4. Scare a neighbor, take the Package, and return to your Base before reinvesting the reward.

This makes costumes a progression purchase rather than a purely cosmetic choice. Higher Neighborhoods ask for stronger Scare, so a costume purchase can help you reach a new target tier when training alone is not enough. The evidence does not document the exact contribution from any individual costume, whether the best costume must be equipped, or whether purchases stack.

Which costume should you buy?

Use the shop’s displayed price and your immediate progression gate as the decision rule:

• Early or budget progression: choose an affordable named costume such as Skeleton or Zombie, but compare the in-game price because no fixed values are supplied for them.
• Choosing between similar options: the footage shows a Skeleton-versus-Zombie choice and a player selecting Zombie, but it does not prove that Zombie is statistically better.
• Later scare requirements: consider Vampire, Witch, Devil, or another late option only after checking the current price and your target’s Scare requirement.
• If you need Speed: buy or train Speed separately. Speed Auras support movement, pursuit, and escape; they are not part of the costume table.

The recorded Vampire price is 850,000, while the recorded Witch price is 18 million. These are source-reported observations from particular videos, not a verified current shop price list. A patch, progression state, or different shop context may change what you see.

Check the Vampire costume price

This moment supports the article's evidence-bound Vampire price and shows the player obtaining that costume for 850,000.

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What the evidence does not confirm

The supplied records do not provide a complete costume database. In particular, they do not establish exact Scare bonuses, a universal price for each costume, a guaranteed unlock sequence, the shop’s location, equip or switching rules, resale or upgrade behavior, or the complete set of late-game costumes. The Devil costume should also remain separate from any Devil-named neighbor or target; the sources do not show those as the same entity.

FAQ

What are the Scare Your Neighbor costumes?

The documented names are Ghost, Skeleton, Zombie, Vampire, Witch, Clown, Devil, and Scarecrow. The summary also notes unnamed later choices.

Does a costume replace Scare Trainer upgrades?

No such replacement rule is documented. The evidence presents costumes and Scare Trainers as separate ways to support scare progression, so plan around both systems rather than assuming one cancels the other.

Should I buy Witch because it costs 18 million?

Only if the current shop shows that price and it supports your next progression goal. The 18-million figure comes from one video observation and is not confirmed as a universal price or a measured Scare value.