The Sims 4: All Imaginary Friends in Adventure Awaits

One of the main focuses in the Adventure Awaits expansion pack for The Sims 4 is childhood. With this pack, Sims’ childhoods will greatly impact who they become later in life. They can have formative moments that help them follow a passion or they can have imaginary friends that influence them to try out new things.

This guide will go over the four available imaginary friends in The Sims 4 Adventure Awaits and explain the differences between each one so players can decide which imaginary friend is right for their Sims.

All Imaginary Friends in The Sims 4 Adventure Awaits

There are four ImagineMe! dolls in The Sims 4, and they can all be turned into imaginary friends. Before turning an ImagineMe! doll into an imaginary friend, players can select the Choose Personality option in the pie menu when interacting with it to change their personality. This will select modify its behavior when they become sentient. However, each doll has a default trait and its own personality.

Below, players can learn about each imaginary friends’ personality and traits in The Sims 4. For this guide, we will speak about each friend’s default personality. If players choose to change their doll’s personality to any of the other characters’, they must scroll to whichever they changed it to. We will also include images of each doll, imaginary, and real Sim form.

Lil' Monster

Goofball Imaginary Friend

Lil’ Monster is the Goofball imaginary friend. They will incentivize children to engage in fun physical activities and overall serve to improve their mood. If the Sim complete the Have a Best Friend Imaginary Friend Social Challenge, their pranks will be more successful when they grow up.

When Lil’ Monster becomes real, they receive Goofball trait, a randomized trait, and the Gregarious trait due to having the Joke Star aspiration.

Wild Child

Competitive Imaginary Friend

Wild Child is the competitive imaginary friend. He grants children competitive and ambitious formative challenges. He wants his child to be the best at everything, but he has a bad competitive spirit. Sims who complete the Have a Best Friend Imaginary Friend Social Challenge with Wild Child will receive a boost to Energized moodlets.

When turned real, Wild Child will receive the competitive trait, a random trait, and the Collector trait due to having the Critter Hunter aspiration.

Krafty Kid

Creative Imaginary Friend

Krafty Kid is the creative imaginary friend, as her name and clothes suggest. This imaginary friend will give Sims plenty of suggestions when it comes to learning new creative skills. If the child Sim is thinking of pursuing arts in the future, they should definitely finish the Have a Best Friend Imaginary Friend Social Challenge, as it will grant them the ability to build Creative Skills faster when they grow up.

Krafty Kid’s will choose the Best Selling Author aspiration, which grants her the Muser trait. On top of this, she has the Creative trait and a randomized trait.

Pretty Pegacorn

Evil Imaginary Friend

The Evil personality imaginary friend, which is Pretty Pegacorn by default, is the most detailed and chaotic option. Pretty Pegacorn will incentivize children to use Mean interactions. She will actively encourage them to practice using them on her so they can build their mean spirit. She is a bad influence and promotes bad manners and apathy.

If Sims listen to her, they can eventually ask Pretty Pegacorn to teach them how to start fires, which will enable them to use the Start Fire! interaction on most of the interactable furniture and objectics. They will also gain the temporary Budding Evil Persona trait, and if they continue to nurture their evil side, they can earn the Evil trait as a bonus trait once they become Young Adults.

As if this weren’t enough, the Pretty Pegacorn’s Have a Best Friend Imaginary Friend Social Challenge makes it so Sims’ Mean interactions will be more successful when they grow up.

If turned into a real human, Pretty Pegacorn will have the Evil trait, a randomized trait, and the Dastardly trait for having a deviance aspiration.