Autumn Pack

Autumn Pack is a collection of Blooks in Blooket that is available only during Thanksgiving. It is a seasonal and limited-time pack which contains a total of 11 Blooks. Where, 4 are Uncommon (Black Bear, Pumpkin Pie, Chipmunk, Cornucopia), 3 are Rare (Autumn Cat, Pumpkin Puppy, Red Squirrel), 1 is Epic (Autumn Crow), 1 is Legendary (Turkey), and 2 are Chroma (Golden Pumpkin Pie and Goldfinch). And most recent blook added to this pack is goldfinch which was added on November 4th, 2025 season 7 of blooket. It costs 25 tokens per opening. This pack contains Blooks based on creatures and items related to the Thanksgiving festival. Autumn Pack was added to Blooket on November 5, 2024, during Season 6.

List of all blooks in Autumn Pack

Trivia

• Autumn Pack contain one retired blook which is Golden Pumpkin Pie.
• Goldfinch Blook was added in 2025/11/04 of Autumn Pack.
• Every Blook in this pack has some shade of orange to match the autumn and Thanksgiving theme, except Golden Pumpkin Pie.
• Both Autumn Pack and Bug Pack have the same number of Blooks in each rarity and the same total count.
• Most Blooks in the pack are animals, but Pumpkin Pie, Golden Pumpkin Pie, and Cornucopia are food-themed.
• Autumn Pack is one of six market packs that focus on animals.

Now let’s see some facts about Autumn Season:

• The word “autumn” comes from an old Etruscan word “autu,” meaning “the passing of the year.”
• Before “autumn” became common, people called the season “harvest.”
• The word “fall” was used in England in the 1600s and came from the phrase “fall of the leaf.”
• Leaves turn red and orange in fall because trees stop making green color (chlorophyll).
• The red color in leaves appears when trees trap sugar inside them during cool weather.
• Monarch butterflies fly to Mexico every autumn.
• People born in autumn are more likely to live to 100 years old.
• The first day of autumn is called the autumnal equinox, when day and night are almost equal.
• Places near the equator don’t have autumn because their weather stays the same all year.
• The full moon nearest to the autumn equinox is called the “Harvest Moon.”
• Squirrels and chipmunks collect and bury nuts in autumn to get ready for winter.
• It’s a myth that squirrels forget their nuts their memory part of the brain grows in fall.
• Some studies say people fall in love more often in autumn.
• Hormones like testosterone are highest in both men and women during autumn.
• Halloween started as a Celtic festival called Samhain that marked the end of harvest.
• The first jack-o’-lanterns were made in Ireland from turnips or potatoes.
• Pumpkin spice is very old its ingredients were used even in ancient Egypt.
• The game of bobbing for apples began in Britain as a way to find love.
• You can often see the Northern Lights in autumn because of more magnetic storms.
• Some myths link autumn to goddesses like Persephone, who caused winter when she went to the underworld.
• “Indian Summer” means a short, warm, dry period that happens in late autumn.
• Trees that lose leaves in fall make a protective layer where the leaf meets the branch.
• The exact first day of autumn can change by one or two days each year.
• The smell after the first autumn rain is called “petrichor,” made by bacteria and ozone.
• Women naturally lose more hair in autumn after keeping more in summer for sun protection.
• You may see more spiders in fall because it’s their mating season.
• The World Series in baseball is nicknamed the “Fall Classic.”
• Heart attacks drop after autumn starts because people get an extra hour of sleep when daylight saving ends.
• Many birds, like ducks and geese, fly south together during autumn.
• Evergreen trees keep their leaves because a wax layer protects them from freezing.

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