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[[File:Bootleg.png|thumb|200px|A [[Plant]]-type [[Squirey]] bootleg. It can be distinguished from a normal Squirey by its green hue.]]
[[File:Bootleg.png|thumb|200px|A [[Plant]]-type [[Squirey]] bootleg. It can be distinguished from a normal Squirey by its green hue.]]
'''Bootlegs''' are extremely rare versions of [[Species|monsters]] that have a different [[Type|type]], [[Move|moveset]], and colour scheme from normal. In battle, they appear with a red name.
'''Bootlegs''' are extremely rare versions of [[Species|monsters]] that have a different [[Type|type]], [[Move|moveset]], and colour scheme from normal. In battle, they appear with a red name.


== Gameplay ==
== Gameplay ==
[[File:Bootleg overworld Pawndead.jpg|thumb|Screenshot showing a "hidden" bootleg [[Pawndead]]. Note that the glitch effect is present even when colors are obscured.]]
On the overworld, bootlegs have a glitchy effect; this includes bootlegs of [[Static encounter|static encounters]] (except maybe [[Miss Mimic]]) and "disguised" monsters such as [[Pawndead]]. However, bootlegs can also be the secondary member of an enemy team, in which case they cannot be seen from the overworld. In battle, bootlegs have a red name and differently coloured sprites.


On the overworld, bootlegs have a glitchy effect. However, bootlegs can also be the secondary member of an enemy team, in which case they cannot be seen from the overworld. In battle, bootlegs have a red name and differently coloured sprites.  
The [[Glitter]] type is exclusively found on bootlegs; outside of type-changing moves in battle, it never appears on non-bootleg monsters. Bootlegs can be of the same type as the base monster, in which case a different colour scheme is used to differentiate them.


The [[Glitter]] type is exclusively found on bootlegs; outside of type-changing moves in battle, it never appears on non-bootleg monsters. Bootlegs can be of the same type as the base monster, in which case a different colour scheme is used to differentiate them.
[[Glass]] bootlegs cannot appear in a wild encounter unless [[Glaistain]] has been seen in the Bestiary.


=== Rates ===
As of [[Version]] 1.2, bootlegs cannot be defeated before the first turn of combat<ref>ByttenStudio (June 28, 2023). "Out now - 1.2 “Catacombs” Update!". Steam. https://steamcommunity.com/gid/103582791467277118/announcements/detail/3660912271237996231. Retrieved March 9, 2024.</ref>, such as from moves triggered by passives like [[Custom Starter]], [[Pre-emptive Strike]], the Bulletino Cartridge shard damage, and stickers with the ''Chance to use at the start of battles'' [[Sticker Attributes|Sticker Attribute]].


By default, bootlegs have a chance of 1/1000 (0.1%). [[Rogue Fusion|Rogue fusions]] have a chance of 1/50 (2%) to include a bootleg, and [[Fusion Swarm|fusion swarms]] have a 1/10 (10%) chance to include one. Static encounters always have a 2% rate.<ref>[https://discord.com/channels/594939411775619102/1114771916507598958 Mox on the Bytten Studios Discord]</ref>
===Rates===
By default, bootlegs have a chance of 1/1000 (0.1%). [[Rogue Fusion|Rogue fusions]] have a chance of 1/50 (2%) to include a bootleg (5% or 1/20 if from a flood fusion), and [[Fusion Swarm|fusion swarms]] have a 1/10 (10%) chance to include one. Other [[static encounter]]s always have a 2% rate.<ref>[https://discord.com/channels/594939411775619102/1114771916507598958 Mox on the Bytten Studios Discord]</ref>


{{#spoiler:
{{#spoiler:show=Spoiler: Post-Game|
[[Orb Fusion|Orb fusions]] have a 1/5 (20%) rate.
[[Orb Fusion|Orb fusions]] have a 1/5 (20%) rate.
}}
}}
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Bootlegs also have a higher chance of receiving [[Sticker Attributes|sticker attributes]] as they are upgraded.
Bootlegs also have a higher chance of receiving [[Sticker Attributes|sticker attributes]] as they are upgraded.


[[Category:Mechanics]]
Even though some given tapes cannot be bootlegs (such as the given starter tape), there are seeds that can force them to be [[Astral]] type bootlegs.<ref>Lerycide (November 5, 2023). "Bootleg Starter Seeds and Breaking the RNG in Cassette Beasts". YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9EPStSD6qE. Retrieved June 6, 2024.</ref>
 
===Ritual Candle===
Once Part 4 of the [[quest]] [[Take Me On]] is completed, the player can use the [[Ritual Candle]] to expend a monster in their possession in exchange for a guaranteed bootleg in their next [[Rogue Fusion]] encounter. This bootleg will either be the same species or have the same type as the original.
 
===Hacking Glove===
After obtaining at least 1 {{Item|Cyber Material}} Cyber Material, Captain [[Codey]] gives the player a [[Hacking Glove]], which forces a Rogue Fusion to have a bootleg without altering the species.
 
==Moves==
The different moves that a Bootleg has access to is based entirely upon what type they are.
Often time these moves replaces moves they otherwise only learn because of their original type.
 
<table class="species_moves mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable sortable">
<tr><th colspan="7">Moves&nbsp;</th></tr>
<tr><th></th><th>[[Move]]</th><th>[[Type]]</th><th>Category</th><th>Power</th><th>Accuracy</th><th>Use Cost</th></tr>
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|beast|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Beast}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|air|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Air}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|astral|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Astral}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|earth|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Earth}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|fire|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Fire}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|ice|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Ice}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|lightning|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Lightning}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|metal|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Metal}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|plant|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Plant}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|plastic|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Plastic}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|poison|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Poison}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|water|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Water}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|glass|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Glass}}
{{#invoke:Database|get_tag_moves|glitter|for_bootleg=1|subscript=name|foreach=SpeciesMoves/Bootleg|pass_through=type|type=Glitter}}
</table>
 
==Guaranteed Bootlegs ==
*In [[West Harbourtown#Bootleg House|West Harbourtown]], the player can get a free bootleg from the resident in the northernmost house; the species is randomly chosen from the following 21 monsters;
{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed wikitable"
|-
! colspan="6" | Monsters
|-
|align=center | [[File:Springheel.png|42x42px]]
|[[Springheel]]
|align=center | [[File:Carniviper.png|42x42px]]
|[[Carniviper]]
|align=center | [[File:Traffikrab.png|42x42px]]
|[[Traffikrab]]
|-
|align=center | [[File:Dandylion.png|42x42px]]
|[[Dandylion]]
|align=center | [[File:Dominoth.png|42x42px]]
|[[Dominoth]]
|align=center | [[File:Squirey.png|42x42px]]
|[[Squirey]]
|-
|align=center | [[File:Allseer.png|42x42px]]
|[[Allseer]]
|align=center | [[File:Braxsuit.png|42x42px]]
|[[Braxsuit]]
|align=center | [[File:Sanzatime.png|42x42px]]
|[[Sanzatime]]
|-
|align=center | [[File:Salamagus.png|42x42px]]
|[[Salamagus]]
|align=center | [[File:Muskrateer.png|42x42px]]
|[[Muskrateer]]
|align=center | [[File:Padpole.png|42x42px]]
|[[Padpole]]
|-
|align=center | [[File:Busheye.png|42x42px]]
|[[Busheye]]
|align=center | [[File:Terracooka.png|42x42px]]
|[[Terracooka]]
|align=center | [[File:Pondwalker.png|42x42px]]
|[[Pondwalker]]
|-
|align=center | [[File:Pawndead.png|42x42px]]
|[[Pawndead]]
|align=center | [[File:Faucetear.png|42x42px]]
|[[Faucetear]]
|align=center | [[File:Burnace.png|42x42px]]
|[[Burnace]]
|-
|align=center | [[File:Pombomb.png|42x42px]]
|[[Pombomb]]
|align=center | [[File:Icepeck.png|42x42px]]
|[[Icepeck]]
|align=center | [[File:Sparktan.png|42x42px]]
|[[Sparktan]]
|}
 
{{#spoiler:show=Spoiler: Partner|
<ul>
<li>
When [[Barkley]] joins you as a [[Partner|partner character]] in [[Come Back and Stay]], he will have an [[Ice|Ice-type]] [[Pombomb]] tape.
</ul>
}}
 
{{#spoiler:show=Spoiler: Post-game|
<ul>
<li>
Upon reaching level 5 of the [[Ranger Noticeboard]], you will get a bootleg of the starter you did not chose at the beginning of the game.</li>
</ul>
}}
 
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
File:Monster Bootleg Sprites Infographic 000 to 018.png|Bootleg sprites of [[Species|monsters]] #000 to #018
File:Monster Bootleg Sprites Infographic 019 to 038.png|Bootleg sprites of monsters #019 to #038
File:Monster Bootleg Sprites Infographic 039 to 058.png|Bootleg sprites of monsters #039 to #058
File:Monster Bootleg Sprites Infographic 059 to 079.png|Bootleg sprites of monsters #059 to #079
File:Monster Bootleg Sprites Infographic 080 to 099.png|Bootleg sprites of monsters #080 to #099
File:Monster Bootleg Sprites Infographic 100 to 120.png|Bootleg sprites of monsters #100 to #120
File:Monster Bootleg Sprites Infographic Version 1.2.png|Bootleg sprites of monsters released in [[Version]] 1.2
File:Monster Bootleg Sprites Infographic Version 1.8.png|Bootleg sprites of monsters released in Version 1.8
File:Monster Bootleg Sprites Infographic Pier DLC.png|Bootleg sprites of monsters released in [[Pier of the Unknown]] [[DLC]]
</gallery>
 
==External Links==
*[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2969626908 Lost_Kitty's guide on bootlegs and how to farm them]


=== Ritual Candle ===
==References==
<references></references>


Once the game's main storyline is completed, the player can use the '''Ritual Candle''' [[Item|item]] to expend a monster in their possession in exchange for a guaranteed bootleg. This bootleg will either be the same species or have the same type as the original.
[[Category:Mechanics]]


== References ==
{{Mechanics}}

Latest revision as of 02:56, 8 January 2026

A Plant-type Squirey bootleg. It can be distinguished from a normal Squirey by its green hue.

Bootlegs are extremely rare versions of monsters that have a different type, moveset, and colour scheme from normal. In battle, they appear with a red name.

Gameplay

Screenshot showing a "hidden" bootleg Pawndead. Note that the glitch effect is present even when colors are obscured.

On the overworld, bootlegs have a glitchy effect; this includes bootlegs of static encounters (except maybe Miss Mimic) and "disguised" monsters such as Pawndead. However, bootlegs can also be the secondary member of an enemy team, in which case they cannot be seen from the overworld. In battle, bootlegs have a red name and differently coloured sprites.

The Glitter type is exclusively found on bootlegs; outside of type-changing moves in battle, it never appears on non-bootleg monsters. Bootlegs can be of the same type as the base monster, in which case a different colour scheme is used to differentiate them.

Glass bootlegs cannot appear in a wild encounter unless Glaistain has been seen in the Bestiary.

As of Version 1.2, bootlegs cannot be defeated before the first turn of combat[1], such as from moves triggered by passives like Custom Starter, Pre-emptive Strike, the Bulletino Cartridge shard damage, and stickers with the Chance to use at the start of battles Sticker Attribute.

Rates

By default, bootlegs have a chance of 1/1000 (0.1%). Rogue fusions have a chance of 1/50 (2%) to include a bootleg (5% or 1/20 if from a flood fusion), and fusion swarms have a 1/10 (10%) chance to include one. Other static encounters always have a 2% rate.[2]

Bootlegs also have a higher chance of receiving sticker attributes as they are upgraded.

Even though some given tapes cannot be bootlegs (such as the given starter tape), there are seeds that can force them to be Astral type bootlegs.[3]

Ritual Candle

Once Part 4 of the quest Take Me On is completed, the player can use the Ritual Candle to expend a monster in their possession in exchange for a guaranteed bootleg in their next Rogue Fusion encounter. This bootleg will either be the same species or have the same type as the original.

Hacking Glove

After obtaining at least 1 Cyber Material, Captain Codey gives the player a Hacking Glove, which forces a Rogue Fusion to have a bootleg without altering the species.

Moves

The different moves that a Bootleg has access to is based entirely upon what type they are. Often time these moves replaces moves they otherwise only learn because of their original type.

Moves 
MoveTypeCategoryPowerAccuracyUse Cost
Bootleg Beast Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Beast Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Beast Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Berserker Status Effect — 100% Passive
Bootleg Bite Melee Attack 80 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Blood Donation Miscellaneous — Unavoidable 2 AP
Bootleg Bone Cannon Ranged Attack 40 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Air Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Air Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Air Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Broadcast Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Fog Status Effect — Unavoidable 4 AP
Bootleg Hurricane Ranged Attack 90 100% 5 AP
Bootleg Sonic Boom Ranged Attack 60 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Throw Ranged Attack 50 100% 0 AP
Bootleg Unicast Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Zephyr Ranged Attack 60 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Astral Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Astral Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Astral Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Déjà Vu Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Galactic Beatdown Melee Attack 90 Unavoidable 4 AP
Bootleg Haunt Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Insomnia Miscellaneous — 70% Passive
Bootleg Magic Tome Ranged Attack 70 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Mind-Meld Status Effect — Unavoidable 2 AP
Bootleg Phase Shift Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Ritual Status Effect — 100% 6 AP
Bootleg Shooting Star Ranged Attack 60 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Vengeful Curse Status Effect — 100% Passive
Bootleg Coal Story Ranged Attack 30 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Crumble Ranged Attack 30 Unavoidable 2 AP
Bootleg Earth Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Earth Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Earth Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Fossil Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Grounded Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Mountain Smash Melee Attack 90 100% 4 AP
Bootleg Sandstorm Ranged Attack 60 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Boil Melee Attack 90 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Burning Passion Status Effect — 100% Passive
Bootleg Coal Story Ranged Attack 30 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Fire Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Fire Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Fireproof Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Gasoline Spray Status Effect — 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Guzzle Fuel Miscellaneous — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Incinerate Melee Attack 40 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Inflame Ranged Attack 60 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Rapid Fire Ranged Attack 30 100% 5 AP
Bootleg Scorch Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Self-Destruct Ranged Attack 60 100% Passive
Bootleg Sure-Fire Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Avalanche Status Effect — Unavoidable 2 AP
Bootleg Blizzard Ranged Attack 60 100% 5 AP
Bootleg Cold Fusion Miscellaneous — Unavoidable Passive
Bootleg Crystal Lens Ranged Attack 60 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Deep Freeze Status Effect — 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Frozen Ground Status Effect — Unavoidable 1 AP
Bootleg Ice Breaker Melee Attack 90 100% 4 AP
Bootleg Ice Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Ice Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Ice Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Icicle Dart Ranged Attack 70 85% 2 AP
Bootleg Jagged Edge Melee Attack 40 Unavoidable Passive
Bootleg Snow Rush Melee Attack 60 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Battery Melee Attack 40 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Broadcast Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Charge Melee Attack 60 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Grounded Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Ionised Air Status Effect — 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Lightning Bolt Ranged Attack 90 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Lightning Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Lightning Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Magnet Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Thunder Blast Ranged Attack 60 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Unicast Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Brace for Impact Melee Attack 120 100% 4 AP
Bootleg Copper Chop Melee Attack 60 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Gear Shear Ranged Attack 50 100% 10 AP
Bootleg Grounded Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Iron Filings Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Jagged Edge Melee Attack 40 Unavoidable Passive
Bootleg Lightning Camouflage Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Lightning Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Magnet Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Metal Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Metal Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Metal Riff Ranged Attack 60 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Metal Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Sharp Edges Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Shield Bash Melee Attack 90 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Shrapnel Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Sturdy Armour Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Acorn Mortar Ranged Attack 100 75% 3 AP
Bootleg Doc Leaf Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Leech Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Life Absorb Melee Attack 30 100% 1 AP
Bootleg New Leaf Miscellaneous — Unavoidable 3 AP
Bootleg Plant Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Plant Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Plant Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Poison Pollen Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Snooze Spore Status Effect — 50% 2 AP
Bootleg Splinter Melee Attack 15 Unavoidable Passive
Bootleg Woodcutter Melee Attack 40 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Brick Blast Ranged Attack 40 100% 4 AP
Bootleg Plastic Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Plastic Knife Melee Attack 40 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Plastic Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Plastic Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Recycle Miscellaneous — 100% 0 AP
Bootleg Toy Hammer Melee Attack 60 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Waterproof Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Poison Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Poison Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Poison Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Pustule Bomb Ranged Attack 60 100% 4 AP
Bootleg Sticky Spray Status Effect — 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Toxic Stab Melee Attack 90 100% 4 AP
Bootleg Boil Melee Attack 90 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Final Breath Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Fog Status Effect — Unavoidable 4 AP
Bootleg Torrent Ranged Attack 40 100% 4 AP
Bootleg Undertow Ranged Attack 90 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Water Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Water Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Waterproof Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Bottle Volley Ranged Attack 40 100% 3 AP
Bootleg Crystal Lens Ranged Attack 60 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Glass Bonds Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Glass Cannon Ranged Attack 120 100% 4 AP
Bootleg Glass Coating Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Glass Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Glass Wall Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Jagged Edge Melee Attack 40 Unavoidable Passive
Bootleg Prismatic Status Effect — Unavoidable Passive
Bootleg Revolving Door Miscellaneous — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Sharp Edges Status Effect — 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Silicon Slash Melee Attack 60 100% 2 AP
Bootleg Window Status Effect — 100% 1 AP
Bootleg Glitter Bomb Ranged Attack 30 100% 0 AP
Bootleg Glitter Resistance Miscellaneous — 100% Passive
Bootleg Prismatic Status Effect — Unavoidable Passive

Guaranteed Bootlegs

  • In West Harbourtown, the player can get a free bootleg from the resident in the northernmost house; the species is randomly chosen from the following 21 monsters;
Monsters
Springheel Carniviper Traffikrab
Dandylion Dominoth Squirey
Allseer Braxsuit Sanzatime
Salamagus Muskrateer Padpole
Busheye Terracooka Pondwalker
Pawndead Faucetear Burnace
Pombomb Icepeck Sparktan

Gallery

External Links

References

  1. ↑ ByttenStudio (June 28, 2023). "Out now - 1.2 “Catacombs” Update!". Steam. https://steamcommunity.com/gid/103582791467277118/announcements/detail/3660912271237996231. Retrieved March 9, 2024.
  2. ↑ Mox on the Bytten Studios Discord
  3. ↑ Lerycide (November 5, 2023). "Bootleg Starter Seeds and Breaking the RNG in Cassette Beasts". YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9EPStSD6qE. Retrieved June 6, 2024.


Mechanics
Battle Stats • Moves • Damage • AP • Stat Stages • Hit chance • Critical hits
Physicality • Priority • Types • Status Effects • Fusion • Experience
Recording • Fleeing • Slots • Sticker Attributes
Other Abilities • Bootlegs • Relationships • Weather • Multiplayer • Custom Game