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# Leaderboard
The leaderboard is a very important feature for all players.
There are two tabs on the leaderboard, one shows the highest-level players of all time, and the other offers the highest-level MetaPopits. Player of the Month information will also be displayed.
:yellow\_circle: **Leaderboard Metapopits:**
When playing, the player gets EXP points that make his MetaPopit grow in level. \
The higher level of Metapopit, the higher the position of the MetaPopit on the Leaderboard is.\
Every cleared room, mini-games, and level makes the MetaPopit gain experience points.\
Leaderboard Metapopits are shown by a large table with top X Metapopits. \
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Each includes:
* Level of the Metapopit.
* An image of the Metapopit with all cosmetic changes.
* The name of the player who owns it.
* Link to the marketplace if the player chooses to put it up for sale.
:yellow\_circle: **Leaderboard Players:**
The players' overall score in a level is calculated based on the account level.
Leaderboard Player is another tab with the top X players, in the cells on it:
* Avatar of the player.
* Level of the player
* Picture of the Metapopit or pictures of all Metapopits which they have.
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