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UNO Peanuts

Good grief — Snoopy just played a Wild Draw Four.

Players
2-10
Age Rating
7+
Deck Size
112 cards
Released
2002

The Story

UNO Peanuts (subtitled "Good Grief") was released by Mattel in 2002, the first of several Peanuts-branded UNO decks that would go on to include holiday-specific editions for Christmas, Halloween, and Valentine's Day.

Rule Twists vs. Classic UNO

Everything below is an official printed rule unless flagged otherwise.

Standard UNO rules

Plays exactly like classic UNO — match by color, number, or symbol, with the same Skip, Reverse, Draw Two, Wild, and Wild Draw Four cards. Only the card artwork changes to the licensed theme.

Widely used — not an official rule

Some themed decks add a unique Wild card

Community

Many licensed UNO editions swap one of the four Wild cards for a theme-specific action card (e.g. a franchise-specific mini-game or bonus effect) instead of using pure reskins. The exact rule text varies by print run and box, and hasn't been independently verified for this specific edition, so it isn't listed here — check your box's insert for any card marked differently from the standard five.

Mechanics

House Rule Resolver

For UNO Peanuts

Someone at the table swears this is a rule. Here's what's actually printed vs. what's just widely played:

Some themed decks add a unique Wild card Not official

Many licensed UNO editions swap one of the four Wild cards for a theme-specific action card (e.g. a franchise-specific mini-game or bonus effect) instead of using pure reskins. The exact rule text varies by print run and box, and hasn't been independently verified for this specific edition, so it isn't listed here — check your box's insert for any card marked differently from the standard five.