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Along with wearing regular clothes, Bitizens may also wear Costumes, a complete outfit with a theme or with unique embellishments. Many costumes are parodies of or shout-outs to popular culture. Occasionally, Bitizens wearing a costume will pop up in your elevator wearing one of the costumes below.

To view all available costumes the player must view a Bitizen up close and select the Customize button, then the big green Customize! button, allowing them to view the wide assortment of costumes.

Players may obtain costumes through normal game play, such as giving elevator rides to appearing Costumed Bitizens and completing Delivery Missions which feature Costumed Bitizens. Before version 3.0.0, costume prices ranged from 3-5 Bux. A friend may also send you a costume either by dressing up a gifted Bitizen before sending or by dressing up their Doorman and visiting your tower.

List of costumes[]

Below is a list of the costumes available:

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Dummy and Inuit were added in 4.9.0

Notes[]

  • If a Bitizen is wearing glasses before the player applies a costume, that Bitizen will still wear the glasses with the costume.
  • The Detective costume is inspired by Sherlock Holmes, the protagonist of Arthur Conan Doyle's famed mystery novel series.
  • The Engineer costume may be a reference to the multiplayer first-person shooter video game Team Fortress 2, as the Engineer class in that game wears identical clothing.
  • Plumber A and Plumber B are Mario and Luigi, the protagonists of Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. video game series.
  • The Princess is a reference to Princess Peach from the Super Mario Bros. video game series series.
  • The Ice Queen costume is Elsa from the Disney animated feature film Frozen.
  • The Trooper costume is a Storm Trooper from the Star Wars franchise.
  • The G-Man costume is a reference to the North American slang term for an agent of the United States government.
  • The Bitman is Batman, Ironbit is Iron Man, Captain Bit is Captain America, and Superbit is Superman.
  • The Fez costume is the 11th Doctor from the British TV series Doctor Who.
  • The Creepy costume is a creeper from the video game Minecraft.
  • The Cyborg costume is a Cylon from the science fiction franchise Battlestar Galactica.
  • Before mid-2018, the Red Hat costume could be a reference to the rallying hat often worn by U.S. President Donald Trump during his 2016 presidential election campaign.
  • The Ghosthustler costume is a reference to the Ghostbusters from the film with the same name. The color pallete is more similar to Peter Venkman’s jumpsuit in the cartoon The Real Ghostbusters.
  • The different colored ranger costumes are a reference to the Power Rangers series.
  • The Young Wizard costume is a reference to Harry Potter from J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter books.
  • The Horse customization is a reference to the Horse Head social media trend.
  • The Phantom costume is a reference to The Phantom of the Opera, the 1986 Broadway musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber based upon the eponymous French novel by Gaston Leroux.
  • The Mad Hatter costume is a reference to the Mad Hatter from Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
  • The Mapple Genius costume is a reference to the company Apple, whose company stores employ technicians referred to as "Geniuses".
  • The Liberty costume is a reference to the Statue of Liberty in New York.
  • The Super Hero may be a reference to PIXAR's animated feature film The Incredibles as the family wears similar costumes.
  • The Archeologist is a reference to Indiana Jones from the Indiana Jones film series series.
  • The Star Captain is a reference to the Star Trek science fiction franchise.
  • The Blink costume is a reference to Link, the protagonist of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda video game series.
  • The Bikachu costume is a reference to Pikachu from the Pokémon media franchise.
  • The Snapdog costume is a reference to the Dog filter from the social network Snapchat.
  • The Monster Suit is a reference to Domo-kun, the mascot of NHK in Japan.
  • The Brick costume is a reference to the LEGO brick.
  • Before version 3.0.0, the French Maid costume was named "Maid". In version 3.0.0, this costume was renamed to "French Maid" to avoid confusion with the new Maid costume. In version 3.6.3, this costume was renamed back to "Maid" due to the removal of the new Maid costume . As of 3.6.?, this customization was renamed back to "French Maid".
  • Technically, the first costume that all players get is the Bellhop customization, since it's the default costume that the Doorman wears.
    • This is not the case in pre-3.0.0 updates, as it costs 5 Bux.
      • This may also explain why the Doorman doesn't appear before version 3.0.0.
  • Some costumes were different in older versions of the game: Disco, Gold Suit, Kangaroo
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