Pet evolution guides
Choose a family, pick the form you want, and follow its training route. Follow the Mean, Nice and Neutral labels at each step. Every form has its own picture, stats, skills and training answers.
Mean, Nice or Neutral?
Choose strict or harsh answers.
Choose kind or encouraging answers.
Keep your current training unchanged.
Use these treatments in automatic pet training, or follow the labelled dialogue answers in each form’s guide. Neutral keeps the training you already have. Its evolution result depends on the form you are raising.
Beast pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Brute pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Nature pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Fire pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Earth pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Water pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Wind pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Elf pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Dragon pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Baby pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
Sword pets
Egg, initial forms, intermediate forms and every advanced branch.
How to follow a route
- Choose the pet you want. A family can split into several forms, and some advanced forms have more than one route.
- Follow the treatment order. For example, Mean → Nice → Nice means use Mean while raising the egg, switch to Nice after it hatches, then keep using Nice after its Lv35 evolution.
- Meet the next stage requirement. The egg hatches at pet Lv15. Use a Medium Blood Certificate for the Lv35+ evolution and an Advanced Blood Certificate for the Lv55+ evolution.
These guides cover Beast, Brute, Nature, Fire, Earth, Water, Wind, Elf, Dragon, Baby, Sword pets. The final stage shown for these families is Advanced.












