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Be a Silly Seal Guide: First steps after joining

Be a Silly Seal [Hunting Update]

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Overview

Be a Silly Seal is a Roblox game where you play as a seal, fishing, hunting, foraging, and exploring the ocean. The Hunting Update added a full combat system, two new skill trees, and a vast new area to dive. This guide covers how to get started, earn both currencies, fight fish, and work through the game's quests and minigames.

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Contents

01 First steps after joining Step 02 The two currencies and how to earn them Table 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Hunting system basics Step 05 Skill trees for hunters Tips 06 Quests: daily, weekly, and event Check 07 Saving Private Niko — the lab quest Warn 08 Minigames for extra Sealcoins Tips 09 Sealpartments — buying and managing a home Table 10 Glossary Words 11 Common questions FAQ

First steps after joining

Step

In short Grabbing the free Sealcoins before doing anything else gives you a head start on customization.

When you first load in, two quick actions hand you 100 free Sealcoins before you even touch the water. Spend those coins in the customization menu to set up your seal's style, shape, hats, and gear. Once you look the part, you're ready to start fishing or hunting.

Like the game this is the first of the two steps that unlock 100 free Sealcoins.
Join the in-game group this completes the second step and the coins are yours.
Open customization use your Sealcoins to pick a style, shape, hat, and gear before heading out.
Check the quest button the light blue bookmark icon at the top of the screen opens your task list, and completing daily tasks earns Sealcoins and Prism Scales.
Head to the water the map has six zones, each with different fish and forage, so pick a direction and start exploring.

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The two currencies and how to earn them

Table

In short Sealcoins buy cosmetics and housing, while Prism Scales are spent on fishing upgrades — you earn both through the same activities.

Every main activity in the game pays out in both currencies at once, so you are never grinding for just one of them. The difference is in how each is spent, not how each is earned.

Sealcoins	used for seal skins, hats, gears, emotes, and Sealpartments.
Prism Scales	used to upgrade fishing rods, baits, reels, lures, backpacks, and charms.
Fishing	catching fish and selling them at the igloo on the Spawn dock pays both currencies; rarer fish pay more.
Foraging	picking up items scattered around the map rewards both currencies.
Quests and minigames	daily and weekly tasks directly reward Sealcoins and Prism Scales on completion.
Premium	if you subscribe to Roblox Premium, your daily reward Sealcoins are doubled, but every piece of content is reachable without it.

03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Upcoming Oct 29 – Nov 9

Halloween Update

Hey everyseal! I hope you've all been having a great back to school September! To celebrate another Fall season, please…

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Hunting system basics

Step

In short Pick a weapon, close the distance, dodge the counterattack, and collect the rewards — that loop is the heart of hunting.

The Hunting Update brought a full combat system where fish fight back. You choose a weapon before engaging, then manage attack and evasion in real time. Weapon modifiers are applied randomly and can be extremely high, so the same weapon can feel very different from one hunt to the next.

Choose your weapon options include a dart shooter, an axe, and a big fish.
Watch for counterattacks fish respond with bubbles, bites, and other attacks.
Use the dodge key pressing it lets you sidestep incoming attacks.
Check your weapon's modifier modifiers are random and can change a weapon's performance dramatically.

Skill trees for hunters

Tips

In short Two distinct skill trees hold 24 unique skills across both trees.

There are two distinct skill trees, and together they hold 24 unique skills.

Tips worth knowing

There are two separate skill trees, each representing a different hunting path.
The two trees together contain 24 unique skills to unlock.

Quests: daily, weekly, and event

Check

In short Completing all three quest types every reset earns both currencies and unlocks limited rewards.

The quest window opens from the light blue bookmark button at the top of the screen. There are three categories of tasks, each resetting on a different schedule.

Daily tasks four tasks that reset every day, rewarding Sealcoins and Prism Scales.
Event tasks limited-time tasks tied to specific updates; rewards include exclusive seal skins and furniture that cannot be earned any other way.
Tap the arrow inside the quest window to see every task available to you at that moment.

Saving Private Niko — the lab quest

Warn

In short The Orca will eat you if you fish in the open water, so use the safe spots.

This quest sends you into an underwater lab to rescue Niko, a seal based on a real Baikal seal from Toba Aquarium in Japan. You need three keycards, a set of specific fish, and some depleted plutonium to finish it. The Orca roams freely.

Worth watching out for

Board the submarine at the Spawn dock to enter the lab.

The three keycards spawn randomly around the map search every room and check back after five minutes because items respawn on that timer.

The Red Keycard opens the room where Niko is held.

Depleted plutonium glows with a green aura and causes screen static when you are close use those signs to locate it.

Fish only in the two safe spots the high platform above the main pool, or the room unlocked by the Green Keycard, where the Orca cannot reach you.

The Moray Eel can only be caught in the room the Red Keycard unlocks.

Equip Tasty Bait or Scrumptious Bait and rarity-boosting charms when going for harder fish like the Basking Shark.

Minigames for extra Sealcoins

Tips

In short The minigame spinner fires every 20 minutes and pays out Sealcoins based on how well you do.

The spinner is at spawn and randomly picks between Hide and Seek and Hot Potato. Both pay out Sealcoins based on how well you do.

Tips worth knowing

The minigame spinner activates automatically every 20 minutes at spawn.
In Hide and Seek, seekers earn 5 Sealcoins per survivor caught, and seekers who find everyone win 100 or more Sealcoins.
In Hide and Seek, the fewer survivors who escape, the higher the payout for those survivors.
In Hot Potato, first place earns 250 Sealcoins, second place earns 100, and third place earns 50.
If you want to start a minigame immediately, you can trigger one manually for 29 Robux.

Sealpartments — buying and managing a home

Table

In short The Igloo is the cheapest entry point, but the Big House gives the most room for decorating and hosting other players.

Open the orange button at the top of the screen, then tap My Home to buy and manage your Sealpartment. You can set your home to public, friends-only, or private, and place a teleport for 200 Sealcoins to invite many players at once for two minutes.

Home type	Cost (Sealcoins)	Rooms
Igloo	500	1
Medium House	2000	3
Big House	5000	5 + hallway

Glossary

Sealcoins: The main currency, earned through fishing, foraging, quests, and minigames, and spent on skins, hats, gears, and housing.
Prism Scales: The second currency, used specifically to upgrade fishing rods, baits, reels, lures, backpacks, and charms.
Skill Tree: One of two upgrade paths for hunters, containing a total of 24 unique skills spread across both trees.
Modifier: A random bonus applied to a weapon that can change its performance dramatically each time you pick one up.
Forage: Items that spawn around the map and can be picked up and sold at the Spawn dock igloo for Sealcoins and Prism Scales.
Sealpartment: A purchasable home that you can decorate and open to other players, available in three sizes.
PScales: Short name for Prism Scales, used in the quest rewards screen and upgrade menus.
Sealvivors: Players who survive until the end of a Hide and Seek minigame without being caught.

Common questions

FAQ

Do I need to spend Robux to make progress?

No — liking the game and joining the group gives you 100 free Sealcoins to start with, and hunting and fishing keep earning you more. Premium doubles your daily reward Sealcoins, but every piece of content in the game is reachable without spending anything.

What should I do if the Orca kills me during the Niko quest?

Move to one of the two safe fishing spots: the high platform above the main pool, or the room behind the Green Keycard door. The Orca cannot reach either spot, so you can fish there without interruption.

What happens if I lose my save data?

Create a support ticket directly from inside the game and report the issue to the developers. The game saves automatically on a regular basis, so data loss is not a common occurrence, but the ticket system exists for exactly that situation.

How do I unlock more fish types for the angler badges?

Different zones on the map hold different fish, so explore all six areas — Spawn, Mt. Seal, Igloo Island, Volcano Island, The Lab, and Tropical Island. The Amazing Angler badge requires 15 types, and the Astounding Angler badge requires 30, so you will need to visit every zone.

Updated Oct 5, 2026
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