Tsum Tsum Bingo Cards 13–15 guide (Intl)

Cards 13–15 pay out a Skill Ticket, a Premium Ticket and a second Skill Ticket. That's two Skill Tickets in three cards, so they're worth finishing. Card 13 is a mixed bag of trait missions. Card 14 is almost all Happiness and Premium Tsums. Card 15 is the odd one out: it repeats the same four mission types (8 Fevers, 1,800 coins, a big score and a big combo) for six traits.

This guide follows our Bingo Cards 1–3, 4–6, 7–9 and 10–12 guides. Tsum Tsum Central, our second source for those cards, stops at Card 12. For 13–15 we checked Fandom against the 4050s blog's Global-version list instead. Where they differ, we show both and mark the square Unconfirmed. Your in-game card is always the final word.

The short version:

Card 13 → Skill Ticket, Card 14 → Premium Ticket, Card 15 → Skill Ticket (both sources agree)
69 of the 72 missions match. Three squares differ: two "tail" squares where the trait is worded differently, and one score where Fandom has a typo
Angel fits 9 squares on Card 13 by Fandom's traits, and a 2020 video shows her on the MyTsum square
On Card 15, Dumbo clears all four floppy-eared squares in one game in a 2019 video, and Thumper fits the heart and pointy-ear squares

Before you start

Each card has 25 squares, and square 1 starts already cleared. Square numbers below follow Fandom (2–25).
"In total" missions carry progress across games. "In 1 game" missions must be done in a single play.
Line prizes and coin/item totals are unknown. The 4050s blog lists full reward bundles for each card (coins, item tickets, Rubies), but Fandom doesn't, so we only treat the final prize as confirmed.
Release on International: Fandom says August 2019 for Cards 13 and 14, while the 4050s blog says 30 July 2019. Both say October 2019 for Card 15 (the blog gives 18 October). These cards are long out, so this only matters if you're checking your card order.

Card 13 (prize: Skill Ticket)

Missions both sources agree on: 2,800,000 points with a three-haired Tsum in 1 game · 4,000,000 points with a Mickey & Friends Tsum in 1 game · 5 Time Bubbles in 1 game · 600 Exp with a facial-hair Tsum in 1 game · 20 Magical Bubbles with a blue Tsum in 1 game · 1,800 coins with a ribbon Tsum in 1 game · clear 3,300 Tsums with green Tsums total · 6,000 coins with tied-hair Tsums total · 4,500,000 points with a girl Tsum in 1 game · hat Tsum skill 7 times in 1 game · 5,000,000 points with an initial-P Tsum in 1 game · clear 1,000 Tsums with a Premium Tsum in 1 game · 25 Magical Bubbles with a horned Tsum in 1 game · eyelash Tsum skill 8 times in 1 game · 180 combo with a yellow Tsum · horizontal-burst skill 34 times total · clear 280 MyTsums with a call-a-sweetheart Tsum in 1 game · 90 combo with a girl Tsum · pink-nosed Tsum skill 11 times in 1 game · 100 combo with a heart-making Tsum in 1 game · clear 900 Tsums with an initial-A Tsum in 1 game · 7 Fevers with a red Tsum in 1 game · 2,400 Exp with rosy-cheeked Tsums total.

Where they differ (Unconfirmed):

Square	Fandom	4050s blog
23	"3,500,00" points with a Tsum with a tail in 1 game	3,500,000 points with a tail-swish skill Tsum in 1 game

The number is almost certainly a missing zero on Fandom, so aim for 3.5M. The trait is the real question: is it any Tsum with a tail, or a Tsum whose skill swishes its tail? A 2020 video titled "bingo mission 13-23" shows Mater, and Fandom lists Mater under "Tail-swishing" even though his skill is a random burst. That leans toward Fandom's reading, but it's one video, so check the wording on your own card.

Tsums with two International sources behind them:

Angel for the 280 MyTsums square. Fandom tags her "Call a Sweetheart" and "Good for Clearing MyTsums," and Spodermonky's "bingo mission 13-18" video (2020) shows Angel on it. By Fandom's categories she also counts as girl, Premium, eyelashes, horned, heart-making, initial A and rosy cheeks. That's 9 squares on this card. Fandom lists her as a Resident Tsum.
Mater for square 23, with the caveat above.

Single-source suggestions (Unconfirmed): the 4050s blog suggests Good Night Pooh for the yellow 180 combo. Fandom tags him yellow and "Good for Combos," but doesn't list him as a Resident Tsum, so you may not be able to pull him.

Card 14 (prize: Premium Ticket)

All 24 missions match between Fandom and the 4050s blog except the wording of square 25.

Missions both sources agree on: 10 Magical Bubbles with a Happiness Tsum in 1 game · clear 12 large Tsums with a blue Tsum in 1 game · 8 Fevers with a Happiness Tsum in 1 game · 170 combo with a Premium Tsum in 1 game · 400 Magical Bubbles with floppy-eared Tsums total · 850,000 points with a Happiness Tsum in 1 game · 160 combo with a Happiness Tsum in 1 game · 18 Coin Bubbles with beaked Tsums total · clear 2,200 Tsums with Happiness Tsums total · clear 100 MyTsums with a Happiness Tsum in 1 game · clear 150 MyTsums with a Premium Tsum in 1 game · brown Tsum skill 15 times in 1 game · clear 2,800 Tsums with Premium Tsums total · 550 coins with a Premium Tsum in 1 game · 1,200,000 points with a Premium Tsum in 1 game · 7 Fevers with an Alice in Wonderland Tsum in 1 game · 14,500 coins with red Tsums total · 770 coins with a Happiness Tsum in 1 game · 18 Magical Bubbles with a Premium Tsum in 1 game · 1,400 coins with a horned Tsum in 1 game · Premium Tsum skill 24 times in 1 game · 7,200 Exp with Premium Tsums total · 5,800 Exp with Happiness Tsums total.

Where they differ (Unconfirmed):

Square	Fandom	4050s blog
25	4 Time Bubbles with a Tsum with a tail in 1 game	4 Time Bubbles with a tail-swish skill Tsum in 1 game

Same question as Card 13's square 23.

Tsums with two International sources behind them:

Patch for the Premium 170 combo. Francine's video (December 2019) clears it with Patch, and Fandom tags him Premium, "Good for Combos" and Resident.
Thumper for the Premium 24-skill square. The 4050s blog suggests Thumper (or Owl), and Fandom tags Thumper Premium, "Good for Skills" and Resident. The blog adds that at low skill level you'll want +Time, +Bubble and 5>4.

Our take: split the card into a Happiness Tsum and a Premium Tsum. For the Happiness half, Donald is a Resident Happiness Tsum that Fandom tags "Good for Combos" (useful for the 160 combo), and he's beaked for the Coin Bubble total. Owl is the blog's other skill pick, but Fandom doesn't list him as a Resident Tsum. Nobody suggests a Tsum for the Alice in Wonderland 7-Fever square, so that one is up to your box.

Card 15 (prize: Skill Ticket)

The missions match between the two sources apart from one typo: Fandom's square 20 reads "3,800,00," while the 4050s blog has 3,800,000. The pointy-ear score square is also 3,800,000, so the blog's number is almost certainly right.

The card is a grid: six traits × four mission types, all in 1 game.

Trait	8 Fevers	1,800 coins	Score	Combo
Ribbon	✓	✓	4,200,000	200
Initial B	✓	✓	4,200,000	180
Pointy ears	✓	✓	3,800,000	180
Floppy ears	✓	✓	3,800,000	170
Black	✓	✓	4,500,000	180
Heart-making	✓	✓	4,000,000	170

That's 24 squares. The trick is to find one Tsum that covers two traits so each game counts twice.

Tsums with two International sources behind them:

Dumbo for all four floppy-ear squares. tsumtsum Mania19's video (29 December 2019) clears squares 20, 10, 11 and 21 with him. Fandom tags Dumbo floppy-eared and Resident.
Thumper for the pointy-ear and heart-making squares. The 4050s blog suggests Thumper (or Clawhauser) for the pointy-ear 180 combo and the heart-making 170 combo. Fandom tags Thumper pointy-eared, heart-making and Resident, so one Thumper game can count for both traits.
Donald for the ribbon 200 combo. The blog suggests Donald or Holiday Donald, and Fandom tags the regular Donald ribbon, "Good for Combos" and Resident.
Goofy for the black score. Spodermonky's "bingo mission 15-24" video shows Goofy on the black 4.5M square, and Fandom tags him black and Resident.

Single-source suggestions (Unconfirmed): the 4050s blog also suggests Dancing Chip / Dancing Dale for the ribbon 8 Fevers (both have a Fever skill and a ribbon on Fandom) and Bat Hat Minnie for the initial-B and black 180 combos (she's both on Fandom). None of the three is a Resident Tsum on Fandom, so only use them if you already have them.

Our take: Fandom also tags Beast as initial B and floppy-eared, and he's Resident. If you don't have Bat Hat Minnie, Beast is the natural pick for the initial-B squares, and his games also count toward the floppy-ear row. That pairing comes from Fandom's categories only, not from a clear we've seen.

Video: four squares in one Dumbo game

If the video doesn't load: Tsum Tsum Bingo Card 15, Mission 20, 10, 11, 21, Dumbo (tsumtsum Mania19)

This is a short clip (about 3 minutes) from December 2019, shortly after Card 15 reached International. The title says the player cleared four floppy-ear squares in one game: 3.8M points, 8 Fevers, 1,800 coins and a 170 combo. In our view, that's how Card 15 is meant to be played: pick a trait row, find one Tsum that can handle all four mission types, and try to clear the whole row in one game. If a game falls short on one square, the others still count, so it's never wasted. The uploader doesn't list skill level or items, so treat it as "this is possible," not as a target for your own Dumbo.

Are these Tsums available?

The Tsums in the "two sources" lists are all tagged Resident Tsums on Fandom, so they should be in the regular International box. Traits (floppy ears, heart-making, initial B and so on) come from Fandom's categories. Resident status itself comes from Fandom only, so check the in-game box before spending coins. Good Night Pooh, Owl, Dancing Chip, Dancing Dale, Bat Hat Minnie, Clawhauser and Holiday Donald are not tagged Resident on Fandom.

Unconfirmed in this guide

Card 13 square 23 and Card 14 square 25: "Tsum with a tail" (Fandom) vs "tail-swish skill" (4050s)
Line prizes and the full coin/item reward bundles for each card (4050s blog only)
The exact International release dates (Fandom says August 2019 for Cards 13 and 14, 4050s says 30 July 2019)
Single-source Tsum suggestions: Good Night Pooh, Owl, Dancing Chip/Dale, Bat Hat Minnie, Clawhauser, and Beast for the initial-B squares

Tsum Tsum Bingo Cards 13–15 guide (Intl)

Before you start

Card 13 (prize: Skill Ticket)

Card 14 (prize: Premium Ticket)

Card 15 (prize: Skill Ticket)

Video: four squares in one Dumbo game

Are these Tsums available?

Unconfirmed in this guide

Related guides

Tsums in this article

Sources