Meet the starter Enigmon ! Once you begin your adventure, The Professor will have you catch the 6 species below, and choose one as your first partner !

Get Off to a Strong Start !

Dandiseed

Type: Nature

These little Enigmon are carefree in nature, but hate to get dirty despite their seed-like appearance. They stay afloat as much as possible and will throw a hissy fit if they get even the smallest speck of dirt on themselves.

Flambi

Type: Fire

They love to run fast, but tend to be reckless, often getting themselves into trouble. Their hooves leave behind blackened marks on the ground when they run through forests and grasslands.

Jellisea

Type: Water

They’re constantly envious of others, and sneak up on their victims using stealthy tactics. Once they get close enough, they strike, absorbing the life essence of their target.

Klepchick

Type: Wind

When they see something shiny, they’re known to rush in and attempt to steal it. Their wings are too small to keep them in flight for long though, so they try to act fast before they get caught in the act.

Vipolt

Type: Electric

They’re lightning fast, but are generally very friendly and typically aren’t aggressive. The tip of their tongues and tails can deliver a paralyzing effect.

Molarkey

Type: Earth

Shy and lacking confidence, they have a hard time dealing with most things. When they’re afraid, they dig holes in the ground and hide their heads, hoping to hide from their troubles.

Why Have 6 Starters ?

Simply put, I wanted players to be able to build their teams their way. With only the classic 3 starter types you usually see, I felt there wasn’t enough choice or room for player expression. I’ve heard throughout the community that folks would like additional starter choices, so I decided to fulfill that here. Plus, with 6 choices, players will have different strengths and weaknesses throughout different parts of the game. Starters are usually the backbone of your team, and with 6 to choose from, I feel that players will have more opportunities to use ‘mons they might not have normally had the chance to use because of having to stick with one of the 3 most common starter types in most monster taming games.

Variety is the spice of life, after all !