Stand Out Status Effects: Full List and How to Get Them
Stand Out lists about 75 status effects on its official Trello, and 33 of them have a written description: 12 come from eating garden produce, 12 from Mixing an item with a fruit, 3 are Robux boosts, and 6 come from Stands or enemies. The other 40 or so are listed by name only for now.
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How do status effects work in Stand Out?
A status effect is a temporary buff, debuff or gimmick on your character. In Stand Out they come from four places: fruit and vegetables you grow in the garden, the Mixing station, Stand abilities, and the Robux Shop.
Everything below comes from the official Trello Status Effects list. We could not find a second independent source for these entries, so treat the details as unverified until we confirm them in game. Duration, cooldown and exact numbers are TBC for most effects because the Trello does not state them.
The seeds are sold by the NPC Big Chop, and you grow them through Gardening. The Mixing station lives at the same location as Gardening.
Which status effects come from garden fruit?
Buy a seed from Big Chop, grow it, then eat the produce. Each one gives a single effect.
| Effect | Eat this | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Italianism | Tomato | Cosmetic chef hat and Italian flair |
| Doctor Proof | Apple | Apple aura that keeps Greg away |
| Questionable Dragon | Dragon Fruit | Tiny useless wings and fiery burps, no flight |
| Root Vision | Carrot | Carrot ears reveal nearby players, harvest-ready plants and buried gardening supplies |
| Couch Potato | Potato | Stay still to look like a potato; moving or fighting breaks it, but your hitbox stays |
| Emotional Damage | Onion | Walking leaves tear puddles that briefly slide people who cross them |
| Seed Machine | Watermelon | Every punch fires a spread of watermelon seeds, even on a miss |
| Too Hot | Chili Pepper | Sets you on fire with the normal burning effect |
| Burning | Chili Pepper | Fire builds up until you ignite, then you take damage over time |
| Personal Space | Pineapple | Spiked shell pricks melee attackers; fruit quality sets the charges |
| Peachy | Peach | Bounce upward on landing at 80% of your downward landing speed |
| Rero Rero | Cherry | Orbiting cherry ricochets between nearby enemies after a hit |
The Chili Pepper card is listed for both Too Hot and Burning (Burning "can be" obtained from it), so which one you get is unverified. The Dragon Fruit card appears twice on the Trello with the same source.
See the beginner guide for early game routes.
Which status effects come from Mixing?
At the Mixing station, combine a special item with a fruit of your choice, then consume the result. The items are bought from Big Chop.
| Effect | Mixing item | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Attractive | Magnet | Magnetic pulse pulls nearby people toward you at random intervals, based on fruit quality |
| Antimatter | Antimatter item | Warps you to another safe location |
| Sticky | Chewing Gum | Enables wall climbing; if you switch it off it stays off |
| Stinky | Poop | Releases a foul-smelling cloud |
| Carbonated | Soda | Movement builds fizz for a small burping jump boost |
| Overcaffeinated | Coffee Grounds | Jittering afterimages and a brief sprint boost, then a harmless yawn |
| Expired | Rotten Milk | Sour cloud marks nearby enemies with flies and a temporary stink trail |
| Fabulous | Glitter | Sparkles follow you and spread to targets you hit |
| Shrinking | Atomflux Juice | Temporarily shrinks your character |
| Brain Freeze | Ice Cube | Repeated hits scatter ice and build a short slow, never a full freeze |
| Suspiciously Healthy | Tonio's Secret Seasoning | Heals gradually outside combat while harmless skin-like flakes peel away |
| Salty | Salt | Blocks Scatter Salt; a successful parry tosses a tiny salt shaker |
The card for Attractive names the result "Magnet" in its obtainment text. We list it under Attractive, the card title, and mark this as unverified. Which fruit changes the quality is TBC.
Which status effects come from Stands and enemies?
These are inflicted on you or gained by a specific ability.
- Timestopped: freezes your movement and actions. You get it when someone uses Time Stop on you. Stands with it are Star Platinum, The World and The World: Alternative Universe.
- Assimilation: living slime eats at you and grows stronger as it builds up. You get it by attacking a Yellow Temperance user while their Living Armor move is active.
- Burning: also caused by fire Stands such as Magician's Red.
- Hamonic: steady breathing restores health and strengthens dashes. It comes from the Hamonic Breath move (the 6 move) of Jonathan's Hamon ability.
- Acidic Saliva: you get it by being hit by Yo-Yo Ma's saliva.
- Scented: you get it by being sniffed by Highway Star.
- Cackling: you get it by eating Popping Candy.
See the full Stands list and the controls page for how to use abilities. Duration for all of these is TBC.
What do the XP, Coin and Item boosts do?
These are Robux purchases in the in-game Shop menu, 39 Robux for each 15 minute block.
- Experience Boost: doubles eligible experience rewards while active.
- Coin Boost: doubles eligible coin rewards while active.
- Item Boost: doubles the amount of eligible item rewards.
The Trello does not say which rewards count as eligible, so that is TBC. You do not need them to progress, and the active codes are the free route.
Which status effects have no description yet?
These cards exist on the official Trello Status Effects list with a name but no text, so their effect and source are TBC. We list them so you know they are planned or in the game files, not because we know what they do:
- Damage and speed: Attack Speed Down, Attack Speed Up, Damage Up, Movement Speed Up, Slowed, Weakness, Resistance Down, Resistance Up
- Damage over time and injury: Bleed, Poison, Withered, Broken Limb, Crippled, Removed Limb
- Control: Paralysis, Ragdoll, Mute, Blind, Blindness, Blur, Slumber, Drowsiness, Nightmare, Stress
- Liquid and surface: Doused, Soaked, Slippery, Squeaky Clean, Cold
- Stand and ability related: Kineticized, Krafted, Last Hamon, Ripple, Unstoppable, Bunch Of Me, Researched, Nutrients
- Other: Advised, Miracle, Misfortune, Sourpuss, Ungraceful Aging
Some of these almost certainly belong to specific Stands, but we will not guess. Check the updates page for changes.
FAQ
How do I get status effects in Stand Out?
Mostly by eating things. Fruit you grow in the garden gives one effect each, and the Mixing station turns a special item plus a fruit into a second kind of effect. A few come from Stands, such as Burning from Magician's Red. See how to get Stands for the Stands themselves.
What does Timestopped do?
It freezes your movement and actions. You get it when you are on the receiving end of the Time Stop ability, which Star Platinum, The World and The World: Alternative Universe can use.
How do I get Burning, and can I get it without a Stand?
Yes. Eating a Chili Pepper can give Burning, where fire builds up until you ignite and then take damage over time. Too Hot, also from the Chili Pepper, sets you on fire with the normal burning effect. Fire Stands like Magician's Red also inflict Burning. Whether the Chili Pepper gives Burning or Too Hot is unverified.
Are the XP, Coin and Item boosts free?
No. Experience Boost, Coin Boost and Item Boost are sold in the in-game Shop for 39 Robux per 15 minutes each, and double the matching rewards while active. For free rewards check the active codes.
Why are so many effects missing a description?
The official Trello lists about 40 effects by name only, such as Bleed, Poison, Paralysis and Slowed. We do not guess what they do. This page will be updated when the developers fill them in.
Sources
- Studio Umbra: EuropaStand Out Official Trello (Status Effects list)checked Nov 15, 2026
- RobloxSTAND OUT game pagechecked Nov 15, 2026
- standout.wiki (fan site)Stand Out Wiki home (no status effect page found, so effects are single-source)checked Nov 15, 2026
Keep reading
Stands
Stand Out has at least 62 named Stands counted from the official Trello and the fan wiki, and the rarest are the Pinnacle tier: Star Platinum, The World and King Crimson, plus the evolved Star Platinum: The World and The World: Alternative Universe. The table below shows rarity from two sources because they disagree, and the in-game archive is the final word.
How to get Stands
You get your first Stand by finishing the tutorial and using the Stand Arrow it gives you, then reroll with Mysterious Arrows. Lucky Arrows have a 1.5% chance of a Pinnacle Stand and Bizarre Arrows have 4.4%, and both skip Rare Stands.
Beginner guide
Finish the tutorial for your first Stand Arrow, get the phone from Meryl Mei Qi, then follow the roughly 48-step main story, which also gives plenty of arrows. Level cap is 50, and each level gives 3 attribute points.
Codes
There are 4 Stand Out codes listed as active right now, and the newest is 50KLIKES; only RELEASE (3 Mysterious Arrows) is confirmed by more than one source, and the other three work on new servers only. The next code is due at 100K likes.
Controls
In Stand Out you summon your Stand with E, attack with left click, block with F and dodge with Q. Hold T to use your EX skill and press Left Ctrl to pilot your Stand.