Carve a Pumpkin Roblox Themes: Prompts Seen in Real Rounds

What does a theme look like in Carve a Pumpkin on Roblox?

During the carving phase, the top center bar shows Theme: plus the round prompt in stylized text, a green SUBMIT button, and a Round countdown (for example 2:44 or 1:58 in the rounds we captured). On the top right, a white field labeled Type Theme sits next to a purple icon with a number (40 in Andre se hace Gamer’s footage, 45 in KawaiiCreeper’s). We describe that layout only as visible UI—what typing in Type Theme does is not yet verified unless future footage shows it changing the assigned prompt.

In KawaiiCreeper’s video (uploaded 2026-10-11), the Freestyle round shows the Theme / SUBMIT / Round cluster and the Type Theme box with “45” beside the purple icon.

Which theme names did we read on screen in two gameplay videos?

We built the table below from theme text visible on the HUD in two Let’s Play–style recordings. For KawaiiCreeper’s video we sampled the HUD every 30 seconds, so those times are accurate to about half a minute. For Andre’s video the times come from the caption timeline and are rougher. Both uploads contain jump cuts, so a timer does not always keep counting across a cut. The carving notes use only what we saw in a frame or what the narrator said while carving; a dash means we read the label but did not review the carving.

Count in this sample: 18 unique theme names. “Scary” is listed once in the count but showed up in three rounds: once in Andre’s video and twice in KawaiiCreeper’s. The 18 is not the official theme pool size—only what appeared in roughly 48 minutes of KawaiiCreeper footage and 16 minutes of Andre footage.

Andre se hace Gamer’s upload (2026-10-10) opens on a round labeled Nightmare with Round 2:44 on screen.

How long is the Round timer, and what on-screen hints appear?

The official description says three minutes to carve. In KawaiiCreeper’s video a frame five seconds after an Intermission 0:03 reading shows Round 2:58 on a new theme (Balloon), and another 15 seconds later reads 2:43. That fits a 3:00 start, but we never captured a frame that clearly reads 3:00, so the exact start value is not yet verified. Other readings we saw include 2:44 (Andre’s opening round) and, in KawaiiCreeper’s opening Freestyle round, 2:58 on the very first frame, then 1:58 and 0:58 at one and two minutes into the video, so the timer counted down in real time there.

The timer keeps running behind the decoration menus: one frame shows Round 0:43 with the accessory editor open on a Spider item. Whether that is a rule for every menu is not confirmed.

In KawaiiCreeper’s early Freestyle round we saw the on-screen hints “Drag your mouse to cut out a piece!” and later “Try zooming in and out by scrolling!”—tutorial text only, not theme names.

How did players interpret themes in the footage?

These notes are observations from specific pumpkins, not scoring rules.

Andre se hace Gamer (WRXWjjoXVlo): For Nightmare and Scary, the narrator leaned into sharp teeth and added a “boo” accessory (a BOO! item is also in the shop’s Misc tab in the other video, see Coins, Stars and shop). Mustache Face became literal mustache cuts plus a straw hat. Pirate used classic pirate shorthand (eye patch, a cross-shaped cut). Fire was a flame-style mouth with a spider prop. King combined a caped silhouette, crown, scepter, and sparkles.

KawaiiCreeper (gw8giYWu3Ss): Weather stacked a cloud and rain drops on a sage-colored pumpkin. Scary used the same sage color plus a Spider attachment. Eyes led to heart-shaped cutouts rather than a literal object.

Mustache Face in Andre’s video: literal mustache carving plus a straw hat before time expired.

Pirate round HUD with eye-patch-style carving still in progress.

Scary theme in Andre’s footage: triangular eyes and a jagged tooth mouth before submit.

King theme: a caped silhouette in progress with Theme: King on the HUD. The narrator describes adding the head and crown next; the crown is not yet visible in this frame.

Weather theme in KawaiiCreeper’s video: cloud and rain-drop cuts with Theme: Weather visible.

Our suggestions (not game mechanics)

• Read the HUD first, then sketch one big idea that reads from a distance—voters see each pumpkin only briefly during voting and results.
• Mix one literal cue + one prop when the theme is abstract (for example Weather = cloud + rain; Pirate = eye patch + a scar)—only if you already own the prop in the shop.
• Save SUBMIT for when cuts and must-have accessories are placed; the Round timer keeps running behind the accessory editor.
• If you are new to tools, start with how to play and the beginner guide before chasing obscure themes.

How are themes chosen, and can they repeat?

We can report that 18 different HUD names appeared across the two videos named above and that Scary repeated. That is useful for planning practice, not proof of rotation logic.

Where should I go next on this wiki?

• How to play Carve a Pumpkin! — official loop (carve → vote → Stars/Coins) without fake numbers.
• Voting and results — what happens after you hit SUBMIT.
• Coins, Stars, and shop — currency and item menus seen beside carving.
• Which Carve a Pumpkin? — avoid mixing in 2018 Pumpkin Carving Simulator or farm sim clones.

Where do these observations come from?

Screenshots are illustrative references of UI seen in third-party gameplay, with other players’ usernames blurred; the prose is original to carveapumpkinguide.wiki. We have not independently played every theme in-game as of 2026-10-12.

Carve a Pumpkin gameplay showing multiple Theme HUD prompts (Andre se hace Gamer) — YouTube

Carve a Pumpkin gameplay showing multiple Theme HUD prompts (Andre se hace Gamer)

What is still not verified?