Stat

Stats are values that determine the performance of a monster in battle.

• Max HP increases the amount of damage can be taken before being defeated.
• Melee Attack increases the amount of damage the monster does with their melee attacks.
• Melee Defence reduces the amount of damage the monster receives when hit by melee attacks.
• Ranged Attack increases the amount of damage the monster does with their ranged attacks.
• Ranged Defence reduces the amount of damage the monster receives when hit by ranged attacks.
• Speed increase how quickly the monster is able to act in a turn of battle.

There are also chance stats which affect the Hit chance.

• Accuracy increases the likelihood of landing an attack on the target.
• Evasion decreases the likelihood of the monster receiving an attack.

General Description

The stats an individual in a battle has are calculated based on:

• Monster's base stats
• Monster tape's grade
• Character's base stats
• Character's level
• Monster's equipped stickers (via attributes)

Monster Tape Stats

The monster form's stats can be viewed by checking the Tape in the inventory. It largely depends on Species-specific stats; that is, monsters of the same species will have identical base stats. This is then boosted by the tape's grade, the number of stars on the tape, up to 5 stars. Each grade results in a 2% boost to all stats, up to a maximum of 10% at 5 stars. This also applies to wild encounters, as all encounters mechanically have a "monster tape" associated with each monster, regardless if the character is a human, wild monster, or Archangel.

Certain Sticker Attributes, such as the Passive: +x% Speed attribute, also influence the stats and is dynamically updated in the tape's stat screen and during combat when a new move is obtained through, for instance, Mind-Meld and the Shared with allies attribute. Passives such as Shear Luck and Sugar Rush are calculated as part of the monster tape's stats but their effects are not displayed when checking the tape in the Party menu.

Character Stats

A character's stats are determined by their base stats and level. The player's base stats can be adjusted in the Town Hall using the Gym Pass. Wild monsters have 100 base stats on everything, while most fightable NPCs have 120 base Max HP and 100 base Melee Attack, Melee Defence, Ranged Attack, Ranged Defence, and Speed; meanwhile, Ranger Captains have a base Max HP of 240.

Battles from Ranger Noticeboard quests and Orb fusions also have a base Max HP of 240.

Partners have the following base stats:

Partner	Max HP	M. Atk	M. Def	R. Atk	R. Def	Speed
Kayleigh	144	100	100	100	100	100
Meredith	120	120	100	100	100	100
Eugene	120	100	100	100	120	100
Felix	120	100	120	100	100	100
Viola	120	100	100	120	100	100
Barkley	120	100	100	100	100	120

Additionally, the character's base stats also get boosted by +10% if they are transformed into their signature species and its remasters. This does not affect the Accuracy and Evasion chance stats.

The character stats influence the stats when transformed into a tape, but it is also used when determining overspill damage, which is the damage taken by the untransformed character. Wild monsters and Archangels functionally do not have a backing or overspill health bar.

Combined Stats

The combined stat is primarily used in battle, unless the character is not transformed into a monster. It accounts for both the character and monster tape stats. Stat Stages from Status Effects are applied here to give the final stat used when calculating Damage or Hit chance.

Stat Formulas

These values can be viewed when examining the character or tape in the Party menu.

Monster Tape

Tape stats

This is the formula for the monster tape stat, which can be viewed when checking the tape in the Party menu. These values only account for the tape itself and not the character's influence on the stats.

${\text{MonsterStat}}={\text{modify}}({\text{grow}}({\text{MonsterBaseStat}},{\text{Grade}}),{\text{Stickers}})$

${\text{grow}}({\text{s}},{\text{grade}})={\text{floor}}\left[{\frac {(100+2{\text{s}}\times {\text{min}}({\text{grade}},5))}{100}}\right]$

${\text{modify}}({\text{s}},{\text{stickers}})={\text{floor}}\left[{\text{s}}\times \prod \limits _{{\text{m}}\in {\text{stickers}}}\left({\frac {{\text{AttributeValue}}_{\text{m}}+100}{100}}\times {\text{StatModifier}}_{\text{m}}\right)\right]$

In battle, the ${\textstyle {\text{modify}}}$ function is not applied here and is handled separately instead. The ${\textstyle {\text{StatModifier}}}$ is equal to the multiplier from moves such as Shear Luck or Sugar Rush if applicable and is set to 1 otherwise.

For accuracy and evasion, since they are unaffected by the tape grade, the formula is instead

${\text{MonsterChanceStat}}={\text{modify}}(100,{\text{stickers}})$

Character

Character stats

This is the formula for the character stat, which can be viewed below the character (player or partner) when checking them in the party menu. These values do not account for the monster tape's influence on the stats. The displayed value does not account for the signature species boost.

${\text{CharacterStat}}={\text{floor}}\left[{\frac {2\times {\text{CharacterBaseStat}}\times (1+b)\times ({\text{Level}}+33)}{100}}\right]+5$

Here ${\textstyle b=0.1}$ if the tape matches the character's signature species, otherwise $b=0$. The Max HP character stat also determines the maximum backing or overspill health the character has, if applicable.

This can also be calculated by using the combined stat formula and setting ${\text{MonsterStat}}$ to 100.

Combined

Combined stats

This is the formula for the stat numbers shown below monster tape while checking a character in the party menu. These values account for both the monster tape and character's influence on the stats. Passives such as Shear Luck and Sugar Rush are calculated as part of the monster tape's stats but their effects are not displayed when checking the tape in the Party menu.

${\text{CombinedStat}}={\text{floor}}\left[{\frac {2\times {\text{CharacterBaseStat}}\times (1+b)\times {\text{MonsterStat}}\times ({\text{Level}}+33)}{10000}}\right]+5$

For chance stats such as Accuracy and Evasion,

${\text{CombinedChanceStat}}={\frac {{\text{CharacterChanceStat}}*{\text{MonsterChanceStat}}}{100}}$

For the most part, ${\textstyle {\text{CharacterChanceStat}}}$ is 100.

Battle

In battle, ${\text{CharacterBaseStat}}$ is the same for the combined stat, but the monster tape's contribution handles the sticker effects later on. Instead, the stat used for thee monster tape form is

${\text{BattleMonsterStat}}={\text{grow}}({\text{MonsterBaseStat}},{\text{Grade}})$

and so the formulas for obtaining the final stat in battle is as follows:

${\text{CombinedBattleStat}}={\text{floor}}\left[{\frac {2\times {\text{CharacterBaseStat}}\times (1+b)\times {\text{BattleMonsterStat}}\times ({\text{Level}}+33)}{10000}}\right]+5$

${\text{FinalStat}}={\text{modify}}({\text{CombinedStat}},{\text{stickers}})\times {\text{StatStageMultiplier}}\times {\text{StatusMultiplier}}$

The ${\text{StatStageMultiplier}}$ term is a multiplier based on the battler's Stat Stages, while ${\text{StatusMultiplier}}$ is a direct, non-stat stage multiplier induced by a status effect, such as Evasion Nullified.

Fusion

Fusions use an auxiliary monster form stat and auxiliary character stat based on the contributions from its components.

The fusion's base character stat is calculated as

${\text{FusionBaseStat}}={\begin{cases}\displaystyle \sum _{k=1}^{\text{count}}{\text{BaseStat}}_{k}&{\text{for base Max HP}},\\\displaystyle 100\times \prod _{k=1}^{\text{count}}{\frac {\text{BaseChanceStat}}{100}}&{\text{for Accuracy and Evasion}},\\\displaystyle {\text{floor}}\left[{\dfrac {\text{count + 1}}{2\times {\text{count}}}}\sum _{k=1}^{\text{count}}{\text{BaseStat}}_{k}\left(1+{\frac {\text{RelationshipLevel}}{20}}\right)\right]&{\text{otherwise}}\end{cases}}$

where ${\textstyle {\text{count}}}$ is the number of characters in the fusion, which is almost always 2. ${\textstyle {\text{RelationshipLevel}}}$ is 0 for wild Rogue Fusion encounters. Wild monsters have a base stat of 100.

The fusion's auxiliary monster form stat is the average of the ${\textstyle {\text{MonsterStat}}}$, rounded down, which accounts for the grade and passive stat modifiers in its stickers.

The combined fusion stat is then given as such:

${\text{FusedStat}}={\text{floor}}\left[{\frac {2\times {\text{FusionBaseStat}}\times {\text{FusionMonsterStat}}\times ({\text{Level}}+33)}{10000}}\right]+5$

This stat value is used in place of ${\textstyle {\text{CombinedBattleStat}}}$.

Mechanics

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