The Name Jerry pass costs 79 Robux on the checked listing and lets the owner give Jerry a custom name. The official description says everyone’s dialogue uses that name during the owner’s Story runs and that the text is filtered for safety. It does not claim a gameplay bonus.
What the pass changes
The benefit is narrative personalization. In your Story run, dialogue that would refer to Jerry can use the approved custom name. “Everyone’s dialogue” describes the conversation text, not ownership for every player in the server.
Roblox text filtering applies. A submitted name may be rejected, replaced, or displayed differently based on the platform’s filter. The pass does not promise that every spelling will be accepted.
The listing does not say the custom name changes the official badge titles, game-pass names, this site’s route labels, or another player’s independent Story. Good Boy still refers to Jerry in Roblox’s badge catalog.
Set a useful custom name
Choose a short, readable name that is likely to pass Roblox filtering. Avoid attempts to bypass the filter, personal information, impersonation, or text that will be confusing inside dialogue.
Open the naming interface in a Story run after ownership is recognized. Enter the name once, review the filtered result, and confirm it before advancing dialogue. If the interface shows a preview, use the displayed version as the real outcome rather than the raw characters you typed.
After confirmation, check more than one conversation. The official scope says everyone’s dialogue in your story runs, so repeated Story references are the practical place to verify the pass.
What the pass does not do
Name Jerry does not tame him. The official Good Boy badge still requires three bones. It does not heal him, fill a care meter, stop him turning, or unlock an ending according to the public listing.
It also does not include a collar cosmetic. Jerry’s Gold Collar is part of VIP. A custom name and a cosmetic appearance are separate products and decisions.
No official source says the pass changes puppies introduced by the event, renames every wolf, or lets non-owners save names in their own runs. Keep the benefit tied to Jerry and the owner’s Story dialogue.
Rename and persistence questions
The public description does not state how often a name can be changed, where the menu remains available, whether a reset restores Jerry, or how the name persists across servers. It also does not define what happens when two pass owners share a run.
Test those boundaries before committing to a name you expect to keep permanently. Record the menu path, filtered output, and whether the same name appears after a rejoin. Do not promise unlimited renaming without repeatable evidence.
If the dialogue still says Jerry, confirm the pass is owned by the run owner, the game is in Story, and the naming step was saved. Rejoin once after purchase so the server refreshes ownership. Never use a third-party activation page.
Is 79 Robux worth it?
Buy the pass if seeing your chosen filtered name throughout Story dialogue adds value to repeated narrative runs. Skip it if you want stronger tools, more bones, visibility, or Survival supplies; other passes address those goals directly.
The base story remains playable without renaming. A custom name is a preference, not a prerequisite for Good Boy, the ten advertised endings, or Jerry-related badges.
Price and sale status can change. Confirm pass ID 2002820397, creator • DELTA •, and the current purchase dialog before spending.
Quick answers
How much is Name Jerry?
The official listing showed 79 Robux on October 25, 2026.
Does it work in Survival?
The official benefit specifically says dialogue in your Story runs. It does not promise a Survival naming system.
Can I use any name?
Names are filtered for safety, so not every submission or spelling is guaranteed to display unchanged.
Does the pass tame Jerry?
No. Taming remains a separate three-bone action confirmed by the Good Boy badge.