Leveling and Progression

Your Animon grow stronger through battle. As they gain experience they level up, improve their stats, and can evolve into new forms. This page covers how progression works for your creatures and for your own journey across Talea.

Experience and Levels

Animon earn experience by taking part in battles. When a creature gains enough experience it levels up, becoming more capable in combat. Higher levels are what let your team stand up to tougher story opponents and other players online.

Stat Allocation

When an Animon levels up you spend stat points on its six core stats. The full stat line is:

You can redistribute the points later if a build is not working, so an early commitment is not a permanent one. Each Animon also has a kit of up to five active moves.

Evolution

Growth often unlocks evolution. A creature that reaches the right point can change into a stronger form, as the starter Mewaii does when it becomes Maidelly, Vortail into Furtex, Ozelash into Kouzear, Salabel into Vilender, and Queccha into Quequator. Evolved Animon keep their elemental type and attribute while gaining power. A starter’s final, stage-three evolution branches based on the region you align with, Logos or Mythos; stage-three names have not been publicly documented.

Team Progression

Progression is not just about a single strong creature. A balanced team that covers several elemental types holds up better across the game. As you explore new regions you will meet new species to catch and raise, gradually deepening your roster. See Monster Collecting and Monster Taming and Bonding.

Supporting Your Team

Story Progression

Trey’s progression runs alongside your team’s. The campaign opens new regions across Logos and Mythos, introduces new characters, and offers choices that shape the story toward multiple endings. See Story and Setting and Characters.