Shipment
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The Shipment is the ninth building in Cookie Clicker, initially costing 5.1 billion cookies and produces 260,000 CpS by shipping in fresh cookies from the cookie planet.
Achievements
| Icon | Name | Description | ID |
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Expedition | Have 1 shipment. | 52 |
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Galactic highway | Have 50 shipments. | 53 |
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Far far away | Have 100 shipments. | 54 |
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Type II civilization | Have 150 shipments. | 118 |
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We come in peace | Have 200 shipments. | 153 |
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Parsec-masher | Have 250 shipments. | 216 |
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It's not delivery | Have 300 shipments. | 256 |
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Make it so | Have 350 shipments. | 287 |
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That's just peanuts to space | Have 400 shipments. | 347 |
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Space space space space space | Have 450 shipments. "It's too far away..." |
360 |
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Only shooting stars | Have 500 shipments. | 406 |
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The incredible journey | Have 550 shipments. | 482 |
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Is there life on Mars? | Have 600 shipments. "Yes, there is. You're currently using it as filling in experimental flavor prototype #810657." |
500 |
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False vacuum | Have 650 shipments. | 563 |
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Signed, sealed, delivered | Have 700 shipments. | 625 |
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And beyond | Make 100 quintillion cookies just from shipments. | 139 |
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The most precious cargo | Make 1 octillion cookies just from shipments. | 197 |
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Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night | Make 10 decillion cookies just from shipments. | 301 |
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Been there done that | Reach level 10 shipments. | 315 |
Upgrades
| Icon | Name | Unlock condition | Base price | Description | ID |
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Vanilla nebulae | Own 1 shipment |  51 billion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "If you removed your space helmet, you could probably smell it! (Note : don't do that.)" |
19 |
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Wormholes | Own 5 shipments | 255 billion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "By using these as shortcuts, your ships can travel much faster." |
20 |
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Frequent flyer | Own 25 shipments | 2.55 trillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "Come back soon!" |
21 |
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Warp drive | Own 50 shipments | 255 trillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "To boldly bake." |
48 |
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Chocolate monoliths | Own 100 shipments | 25.5 quadrillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "My god. It's full of chocolate bars." |
114 |
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Generation ship | Own 150 shipments | 2.55 quintillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "Built to last, this humongous spacecraft will surely deliver your cookies to the deep ends of space, one day." |
196 |
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Dyson sphere | Own 200 shipments | 2.55 sextillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "You've found a way to apply your knowledge of cosmic technology to slightly more local endeavors; this gigantic sphere of meta-materials, wrapping the solar system, is sure to kick your baking abilities up a notch." |
301 |
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The final frontier | Own 250 shipments | 2.55 septillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "It's been a long road, getting from there to here. It's all worth it though - the sights are lovely and the oil prices slightly more reasonable." |
314 |
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Autopilot | Own 300 shipments | 2.55 octillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "Your ships are now fitted with completely robotic crews! It's crazy how much money you save when you don't have to compensate the families of those lost in space." |
435 |
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Restaurants at the end of the universe | Own 350 shipments | 2.55 nonillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "Since the universe is spatially infinite, and therefore can be construed to have infinite ends, you've opened an infinite chain of restaurants where your space truckers can rest and partake in some home-brand cookie-based meals." |
487 |
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Universal alphabet | Own 400 shipments | 25.5 decillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "You've managed to chart a language that can be understood by any sentient species in the galaxy; its exciting vocabulary contains over 56 trillion words that sound and look like sparkly burps, forming intricate sentences that usually translate to something like "give us your cookies, or else"." |
513 |
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Toroid universe | Own 450 shipments | 255 undecillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "If you think of the universe as an nth-dimensional torus that wraps back on itself in every direction, you can save a fortune on rocket fuel! Of course the universe isn't actually shaped like that, but you've never let details stand in your way." |
669 |
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Prime directive | Own 500 shipments | 2.55 tredecillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "An intergalactic delegation made you pinky-swear not to directly interact with lesser alien cultures. Which is fine, because it's much funnier to rob a planet blind when its inhabitants have no idea what's going on." |
707 |
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Cosmic foreground radiation | Own 550 shipments | 25.5 quattuordecillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "Ah, this is a problem." |
750 |
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At your doorstep in 30 minutes or your money back | Own 600 shipments | 255 quindecillion
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Shipments are twice as efficient. "Refund policies help rope in a ton of new clients and have practically no impact on your bottom line. You possess absolute mastery over time and space. You're never late. You couldn't be late if you tried." |
847 |
Other Upgrades
| Icon | Name | Unlock condition | Base price | Description | ID |
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Cosmic grandmas | 15 shipments and 1 grandma owned | 255 billion
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Grandmas are twice as efficient. Shipments gain +1% CpS per 7 grandmas. "A nice thing to... uh... cookies." |
60 |
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Asteroid mining | 75 mines, 75 shipments and "Synergies Vol. II" purchased | 1.02 sextillion
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Mines gain +5% CpS per shipment. Shipments gain +0.1% CpS per mine. "As per the 1974 United Cosmic Convention, comets, moons, and inhabited planetoids are no longer legally excavatable. But hey, a space bribe goes a long way." |
372 |
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Fossil fuels | 15 mines, 15 shipments and "Synergies Vol. I" purchased | 1.02 quadrillion
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Mines gain +5% CpS per shipment. Shipments gain +0.1% CpS per mine. "Somehow better than plutonium for powering rockets. Extracted from the fuels of ancient, fossilized civilizations." |
381 |
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Shipyards | 75 factories, 75 shipments and "Synergies Vol. II" purchased | 1.02 sextillion
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Factories gain +5% CpS per shipment. Shipments gain +0.1% CpS per factory. "Where carpentry, blind luck, and asbestos insulation unite to produce the most dazzling spaceships on the planet." |
382 |
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Relativistic parsec-skipping | 15 shipments, 15 time machines and "Synergies Vol. I" purchased | 2.81 quintillion
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Shipments gain +5% CpS per time machine. Time machines gain +0.1% CpS per shipment. "People will tell you this isn't physically possible. These are people you don't want on your ship." |
387 |
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Fortune #009 | Random fortune from news ticker | 396.667 undecillion
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Shipments are 7% more efficient and 7% cheaper. "Every mile travelled expands the mind by just as much." |
629 |
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Unshackled shipments (heavenly upgrade) |
"Unshackled wizard towers" purchased |  71.745 trillion
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Tiered upgrades for Shipments provide an extra +120% production. Only works with unshackled upgrade tiers. "Everywhere at once." |
776 |
In Cookie Clicker Classic
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| Two images from the Classic version, left: icon shown in the store, right: appearance in the middle field | |
The shipment is the fourth most expensive upgrade available. It gives 100 cookies every 5 seconds, therefore adding 20 cookies/second.
It initially costs 7,000 cookies and will increase 10% with each consecutive purchase.
Buying the first Shipment will increase Grandma output by +3 Cookies per 5 seconds. It will also cause some grandmas to become alien grandmas with purple skin, three legs, and grey rolling pins.
Gallery
Background
Cosmic Grandma
Trivia
- The fact that shipments "bring[s] in fresh cookies from the cookie planet" seems to suggest that Cookie Clicker takes place in a universe where planets are made of cookie dough. This is reinforced by mines suggesting the Cookie Clicker planet itself is made of cookies.
References
- The upgrade "Generation Ship" is a reference to generation ship or generation starship, which is a hypothetical type of interstellar ark starship that travels across great distances between stars at a speed slower than the speed of light as the travel will take generations of human lifespan.
- The flavor text from the achievement "Warp Drive" ("To boldly bake") is a reference to the Star Trek series, in which the main mission is "to boldly go where no man has gone before."
- The flavor text for the upgrade "Chocolate monoliths" ("My god. It's full of chocolate bars") is a reference to 2001: A Space Odyssey, in which the protagonist says "My God. It's full of stars!"
- The achievement "Type II Civilization" refers to the Kardashev Scale, a measurement of how advanced an alien race is. A type II civilization can manipulate the energy of its home star.
- The fact that most upgrades consist of 51 is a reference to Planet 51, by SEGA.
- The flavor text for the upgrade "The final frontier" ("It's been a long road, getting from there to here") seems to reference the Star Trek: Enterprise theme song "Faith of the Heart". The name may also be a reference to the movie "Star Trek V: The Final Frontier".
- The upgrade "Restaurants at the end of the universe" is a reference to the book The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
- The Achievement "far far away" is a reference to Star Wars and the opener, "In a galaxy far, far away"
- The Achievement "Space space space space space" could be a reference to the Space Core from Portal 2.
- The Achievement "False vacuum" is a reference to the False Vacuum theory, the theory that the universe isn't at its lowest possible energy value, and could get to an even lower value, in an event know as false vacuum decay.
- The Achievement "Only shooting stars" is a reference to the song "All Star" by Smash Mouth.
