The next Monopoly GO! sticker album has a name, a date, and a huge crossover attached. Starting July 29, 2026, players will step into Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes, a season previously flagged in datamines as the plain-titled "Farm Fortunes" album. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Tweety, Wile E. Coyote, Taz, Marvin the Martian, Sylvester, Granny and Elmer Fudd are now stitched into the farm theme, and the events around them borrow their names too. Below is everything the reveal confirms so far, including sets, sticker counts, vault tiers and a brand-new feature called Porky's Cafe.

The album window and structure are locked in. Here are the raw numbers, exactly as revealed:
21 sets across 57 days averages roughly one set completion per 2.7 days, which lines up with the season's expected weekly Partner event and mid-season Golden Blitz rhythm. Prestige gives a second lap for players who finish early and want to keep converting duplicates.
Every set name is public. The first ten lean into classic farmyard imagery, sets 11 to 15 mix daily life with cartoon character work, and the closing block introduces the biggest Looney Tunes payoff:
Sets 1 to 5 (opening block):
Sets 6 to 10 (build-up block):
Sets 11 to 15 (mid-album, contains the Cafe unlock):
Sets 16 to 21 (closing block, ends on a full Looney lineup):
The final set, Looney Legends, is where the cross-branding is expected to hit hardest. Expect its high-star tier to gate the album's completion reward.
Set 11 is not cosmetic. Completing all nine Cafe Ingredients stickers unlocks Porky's Cafe, a Sticker Shop-style side mode built into the album. Once the cafe is open, duplicate Cafe Ingredients stickers become currency: players prepare dishes, fulfil customer orders and collect rewards. The stickers used for an order are consumed on submission, but their star value still counts toward the Stars Chest, so nothing is lost from the exchange track.
The customers arriving with orders read like a Looney Tunes lineup: Tweety, Wile E. Coyote, Daffy Duck, Elmer Fudd, Taz, Bugs Bunny, Sylvester and Granny. Dishes range from pancakes and scrambled eggs to carrot casserole, cheesecake and baklava, plus more chaotic cartoon-themed creations. Dedicated Cafe Ingredients packs and Swap Packs are also planned so players are not locked out of orders when duplicate luck runs dry.

The mechanical read on Porky's Cafe is that it turns a normally passive part of the album (mid-tier duplicates) into an active loop with its own reward track. That matters because Cafe Ingredients duplicates would otherwise pile up unused after Set 11 hits full completion. Instead, each duplicate now feeds a second economy inside the same album window.

Finishing all 189 stickers awards three items:
The rolls stack is the same 15,000 tier used in recent finales, which historically covers roughly one to two full Partner event pushes at moderate multiplier. The Bugs Bunny token is the season keepsake and slots into the in-game piece rotation.
Prestige is where the album stops being a linear race and starts rewarding players who over-collect. Two prestige levels are confirmed:
The Diced Melon dice skin is a first-tier prestige exclusive, meaning it can only be earned by completing the album a second time. Skins do not affect roll outcomes, but they are one of the few permanent cosmetic items in the game, which is why competitive collectors track them.
The Sticker Exchange lets players convert duplicate stars into concrete rewards. Three vault tiers are locked in for Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes:
Tier 3 is the target for anyone chasing the album's 5-star stragglers. Six 5-Star packs plus a 3+ Swap Pack is a serious late-game boost, and 700 duplicate stars is achievable if a player pushes a heavy Partner event mid-album.
The Looney Tunes branding is not limited to the sticker artwork. Multiple upcoming events across the 57-day window carry cartoon-inspired names and mechanics. The public event lineup mentioned so far includes:
Event names, mechanics and scheduling can still shift before launch. Once the season opens, the in-game calendar becomes the source of truth for daily and weekly timings.
Twenty-four gold stickers across 21 sets means roughly one gold sticker per set, with a few sets doubling up. That density has three practical consequences for how to trade the album:
The Cafe Ingredients set (Set 11) deserves its own note: because completing it unlocks Porky's Cafe, players who normally save duplicates for late-album prestige should still push Set 11 to completion early. Every duplicate Cafe Ingredients sticker after that becomes cafe currency instead of a wasted pull.
The last three completed sticker albums each had a slightly different structure, and understanding the shape of the new one helps predict where the difficulty spikes will land.
The final week of the current season is the best window to stage duplicates and dice for the Happy Harvest opener. A few concrete steps pay off inside the first 48 hours of the new album:
Twenty-one sets is a long album, and even with Partner events, Vault tiers and Wilds, most collectors reach a mid-album wall at the 5-star row. When that happens, the two working options are trading with other players and buying complete sticker packs. Our Monopoly GO! sticker inventory covers the 1-star through 5-star tiers used across recent farming and crossover albums, and orders are filled in-game through the standard sticker trade flow.
See the current Monopoly GO! sticker inventory on itemd2r.com for the 5-star Looney Tunes stickers most likely to gate album completion, and check back after each Partner event when the mid-album stock rotates.