Whats the New Thing to Feed Gachas for Crystals

Habitat

Common Rare
Untameable Cave

The Gacha is one of the Creatures in ARK: Survival Evolved's Extinction expansion.

Basic Info

Dossier

This section is intended to be an exact copy of what the survivor Helena Walker, the author of the dossiers, has written. There may be some discrepancies between this text and the in-game creature.

Species

Macrodryadis crystallinus

Time

Post-Holocene

Diet

Omnivore

Temperament

Docile

Wild

A gentle giant, Macrodryadis crystallinus spends its days foraging for food in the dense forest it calls home, though it rarely has to look very far. Thanks to its extraordinary digestive system, not only can Macrodryadis eat just about anything, but it can also turn a diet of scraps into a mountain of precious resources.

Instead of producing excrement, Macrodryadis grows glittering crystals upon its back, which fall off when they reach their full size. Shattering these crystals can yield precious resources, as Macrodryadis is somehow able to transmute the materials it eats into something entirely different.

One of our pilots likened the process to the gachapon machines from his memories of growing up in Japan, and I guess the name stuck.

Domesticated

Though its crystals prevent Macrodryadis from wearing a traditional saddle, if its rider is willing to sit in a basket that hangs from Macrodryadis' neck, then they'll find its long claws are well suited for mining resources. Personally though, I'd keep one around just for the crystals. The free presents, the way they glow at night...totally worth the potential nausea from the basket saddle.

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Behavior

The Gacha roams around in The UnderForest, the deepest area of the Crater Forest, swiping occasionally at rocks, trees and bushes; which they follow with sitting down and eating. They're big and bulky, with relatively good stamina, but, unfortunately, are fairly slow both when walking and running.

Appearance

The Gacha appears to be a large sloth with crystalline formations on its back.

Color Scheme and Regions

This section displays the Gacha's natural regions. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Gacha.

This information can be used to alter the Gacha's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID> in the cheat console. For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 1 6 would color the Gacha's "" magenta.

Region 0 is not used
for this Creature.

Region 1 is not used
for this Creature.

Region 2 is not used
for this Creature.

Region 3 is not used
for this Creature.

Region 4 is not used
for this Creature.

Region 5 is not used
for this Creature.

Drops

In the wild, the Gacha will occasionally drop Gacha Crystals which contain various items when consumed in the Inventory. These items include many basic resources such as Thatch, Stone, and Wood to more advanced materials such as Silica Pearls, Silk and Congealed Gas Balls. In addition to the basic crafting materials that can be obtained from the Crystals, occasionally the Gacha will produce a different colored, glowing crystal of a certain quality that when opened, produces fully crafted items such as Wooden Tree Platforms or even something with quality such as an Assault Rifle.

Base Stats and Growth

Movement [u/s]	Base Speed			Sprinting Speed
Movement [u/s]	Wild	Tamed¹	Tamed²	Wild	Tamed¹	Tamed²
Walking	300	?	?	750	750	750	10
Swimming	200	?	?	?	?	?	?

¹These are the base speeds of the creature at 100% Movement Speed.
²These are the speeds of the creature tamed and non-imprinted.
For a comparison of the speeds of all creatures, see Base Creature Speeds.

Wild Stats Level-up

Type in values of a wild creature to see on which stats it's emphasized. Green values on a high-level creature are very good for breeding. If you have already tamed your creature you can try to recover the breeding stats with an external tool.^[1]

Gacha

The stat-calculator does not work in the mobile-view, see here for alternatives: Apps

Note that after the creature is tamed it gets bonuses on some stats depending on the taming effectiveness. This makes it hard to retrieve the levels on a tamed creature, so this tool is only for wild ones, but gives a first impression, how well the stats are distributed.

Combat

This section describes how to fight against the Gacha.

General

Gacha have a neutral Temperament and will only attack when provoked. The best method you can use to kill a Gacha is either with a flying creature that shoots a damaging beam/projectile, like Wyverns, or on a creature that deals significant damage and/or has high health. When attempting to kill a Gacha on foot, use of a ranged weapon is advised, Assault Rifles and Fabricated Sniper Rifles, for example, are effective so long as the distance between you and the Gacha is great enough so that they cannot reach you. If, by some circumstance, it does get to you, there are two outcomes: you die a gruesome death, or you manage to outwit it and escape.

Strategy

As the Gacha is usually a passive animal, there are not many reasons for one to become hostile. If you must kill one, they are extremely slow and are not capable of doing significant damage. It is advised to keep out of its range so you can hit it easily. The resources dropped by a dead Gacha are generally inferior to the contents of the crystals they produce while tamed, so there is little reason to kill them.

Weaponry

Few weapons are ineffective against the Gacha as long as you are at a safe distance.

Dangers

They are clumsy, passive creatures that pose little threat to your player; fear of a Gacha would be misplaced.

Weakness

They are slow, have a short attack range and deal minimal damage.

Taming

You can only feed a happy Gacha (without other Gachas being nearby recently). Sad Gachas will ignore you. Just simply drop something on the ground from your inventory, and it will soon eat it. The larger quantity of item dropped, the faster it is tamed. The rarer the dropped item is, the higher level it will become(affecting taming effectiveness).

Taming Food

It will eat EVERYTHING you dropped. For higher taming effectiveness, see below.

Note that the values are for optimal cases, always bring extra supplies!
For a level-dependent count of resources needed, try an external taming calculator.

Preferred Food

Gachas prefer Plant Species Y Traps, Snow Owl Pellet , crafted items like walls and foundations (with metal having higher taming effectiveness than stone but normal stone is just as good as crafted items), metal ore, Stone, Berries, then Meat. You will have to time the drop of the item to get it into the path of the gacha and you can drop a stack as the Gacha will pick up the whole stack and eat them continuously until tamed or out of the item. Watch their food meter when traveling long distances and supply it manually.

Feeding Tributes among other "worthless" items such as Oil will severely damage taming effectiveness with zero affinity.

KO Strategy

The Gacha is not tamed by traditional means, but rather food and items must be dropped in front of it, they eat everything you drop! When tamed, Resource Harvesting is set to disabled by default, though Gacha babies have resource harvesting enabled from birth.

Breeding

When a male and female Gacha mate, the mother produces a Gacha baby after gestation.

The Production wheel of the new Gacha is visible from birth.

Warning: Certain foods will cause the Gacha baby to starve to death! For example, the food meter of Gachas goes down faster than Berries feed them, which means that if they eat berries, they will quickly die. It is therefore recommended to use Meat or Cooked Meat, and also ensuring that they aren't near any troughs that contain berries, since the Gachas sometimes decide to eat berries automatically even when meat is available in the trough too. Note that Stone also feeds them, but at a much slower rate than Meat.

There are many ways to raise Gacha babies. One of the easiest methods is to take advantage of the fact that Gacha babies will pick up anything from the ground, regardless of its own Weight limit. This allows you to dump a lot of meat on the ground, much more than the baby would normally be able to carry with its natural Weight, which the baby will then pick up and keep in its inventory as food. However, this feeding method is wasteful, because Gacha babies will "overeat" even when they aren't actually hungry, and will therefore waste a lot of food. If you decide to feed the baby, you should therefore only feed them via their inventory until they reach Juvenile phase (10.1%+ maturation), after which you should clear their inventory and let them eat from your Troughs instead, since they won't overeat from troughs.

An alternative method for raising Gacha babies is to feed them nothing at all. The baby's inventory must be completely empty. This causes the baby to naturally regenerate Food and Health. However, if the baby picks up anything (usually Feces), it will try to eat it, which briefly stops its natural regeneration of health/food and will quickly starve it within a few minutes. The Gacha baby must also always remain rendered (having 1 or more players nearby) throughout this entire process, because if it enters "stasis" then it will still starve to death. This can be done in intervals while you are online and near the gacha, by simply putting it in a Cryopod when you aren't nearby. Or, if you have the S+ Mod, you can simply put the Gacha babies on an S+ Hitching Post (all variants of the S+ Hitching Posts work), which will then ensure that the Gachas never enter "stasis", and you're therefore able to safely leave their rendering distance.

Upon reaching the juvenile phase (10.1%+ maturation), the Gacha baby will be able to eat from your Feeding Trough, which means that you can safely leave the Gacha or even log off, since it will simply feed itself via the trough. Alternatively, you can still opt to feed them nothing at all, and easily let them grow all the way from 0% to 100% maturation without any food, by simply placing them somewhere that's out of range of your troughs, so that they don't waste any of your trough's food.

In summary, players with the S+ Hitching Post mod can simply let the Gacha baby stay leashed, outside of your trough ranges, all the way from 0% to 100% maturation, and will never have to be within rendering distance of the Gacha. If you don't have any mods and are playing completely standard ARK, you will always have to be within rendering distance until the Gacha baby reaches 10.1%+ maturation (Juvenile phase), after which it can feed itself from your troughs. Alternatively, if you don't want to use the no-food method, you can simply feed it from 0% to 100% or 0% to 10.1% by placing lots of food in its inventory, as explained above.

Note: Contrary to popular belief, the "no food" method of raising Gacha babies does NOT require wandering enabled or any adult Gacha nearby.

Technical details: A non-adult gacha will periodically have a massive amount of health and food restored to it as long as it isn't in stasis (meaning that it's either in render distance, or is attached to an S+ Hitching Post). This effectively means they don't need food as long as they are being rendered. The eating animation (when the Gacha sits down and munches on stuff in its inventory) temporarily breaks this mechanic. Even a Gacha with thousands of food will run out in mere minutes and begin starving if this happens. That's why it's very important that the babies don't pick up and eat anything, if you want to successfully raise Gachas via the "no food" method!

Note: It appears the Gacha does not receive an imprint bonus to its Crafting Skill.

Utility

Gachas are solitary creatures, except when they have one (and only one) mate with them. If there is a same gender Gacha within 14 or less foundation range, they will become 'sad'; other than their facial expression, they will refuse to look directly at the survivor if "Ally-Looking" is on, they will not pick up items/resources dropped near them (they will make an expression with their head turned away in front rather than grabbing it), and they will very rarely produce crystal (with severe resource rate drop), or eat anything in their inventory even if Stone or other resource/item are placed inside. Moreover, if they had eaten Snow Owl Pellet, dreary flecks of light will appear behind where the lights would be.

Even if the Gacha of the same gender leaves the sadness range, the previous Gacha with the said gender will remain sad for a time unless reintroduced to the opposite gender Gacha.

Note that baby/juvenile/adolescent Gachas ignore these effects until they are adult, and adult Gachas are not affected by nearby baby/juvenile/adolescent Gachas, even if they came from different parents.

Roles

An example of the production choices for a Gacha.

Resource Spawner

The Gacha retains its ability to create resources by consuming items and transmuting them into crystals. Each Gacha, tamed or bred, will only be able to produce 6 random resources from a large pool of potential resources, including many DLC-exclusive ones, making it a renewable source of materials that would otherwise be impossible to acquire naturally in some maps. Their production is always structured so that it can produce 3 'common' resources, 2 'uncommon' resources and 1 'rare' or 'very rare' resource as shown below, with each tier producing different quantities per crystal. Bred Gachas are not influenced by the possible resources of the parents. Via the selection wheel, survivors can select which of the available resources that their Gacha will produce (or to produce them randomly like wild Gachas). Cloning a Gacha will make an exact copy of the resources from the original. In addition, Gachas will sometimes produce 'loot' of varying qualities, which will be denoted by quality-colored crystals (white, green, deep blue, purple, etc).

Place resources within the Gacha's inventory and the Gacha will slowly consume them to produce Gacha Crystal on their back.
The quality and type of the resource the Gacha eats will affect the Gacha Crystal's quantity of contained resources and quality of the loot. A very popular feeding method is therefore to feed them Plant Species Y Traps, which creates very high quality loot and lots of resources, since the game seems to think that Plant Y Traps are a "Structure" (which therefore has much higher "Gacha nutritional value" than basic resources such as Stones). Note that Preserving Salt does not extend the 1 hour spoil timer of the Plant Y Traps (probably because the traps are intended for PvP and shouldn't be able to have a super long timer), so it's pointless to use salt for this food type.
Gachas have a "Crafting Skill" stat that can be improved to increase the crafting speed, quantity of resources, and quality of loot. Community testing has revealed that the "sweetspot" is to have 160% Crafting Skill on your Gachas if you want to focus on resource creation, since having 160% skill causes the Gacha to produce Crystals containing up-to the maximum possible amount of the desired resource. If you continue leveling Crafting Skill after that, then the Gacha will generate more and more loot, and less and less resources, and the loot (weapons and armor) will have higher quality. So if your Gacha is intended to make resources, then you should aim at having at LEAST 160% skill (having a few percent higher, such as 161.4%, is fine, but having LESS than 160% is NOT okay since the 160% level must be reached for the game to treat the Gacha as a "master resource producer"). If you instead want your Gacha to make loot (instead of resources), then you should continue to raise its Crafting Skill beyond 160%; in fact, the next "big jump" is if you somehow manage to reach 260% crafting skill, which makes the Crystals drop very little resources, but a ton of Ascendant and Mastercraft loot instead. It's not worth continuing after 260% skill when focusing on loot production. However, note that the EASIEST way to make high quality loot is actually just to have a "normal" 160% Crafting Skill amount, and then feed the Gacha "Plant Y Traps" (high quality food, see above) and Snow Owl Pellets (buff food, see below), which together causes very high quality loot to drop effortlessly, without having to invest a ton of points into Crafting Skill!
After you've reached your desired Crafting Skill, you should put the rest of the Gacha's skill points into Weight to help them carry huge amounts of food resources so that they can feed themselves and continuously create Gacha Crystals.
"Wander Enabled" is NOT required for the Gacha Crystal creation.
After a time, these crystals will fall off and can be collected. A crystal sound effect can be heard over a fair distance when this happens.
Feeding the Gacha a Snow Owl Pellet will provide a temporary buff that increases crafting speed, increases the quality of loot produced, and increases the quantity of resources inside the Gacha Crystals (by double on average). The Gacha will not eat a Pellet if it already has the buff, which means that it won't waste pellets. A Snow Owl can be landed or walked to face a Gacha and the Gacha will then pick up the Snow Owl Pellet when the Snow Owl spits it out. This will save you from having to manually collect and distribute them. NOTE: The Snow Owl Pellet does not count as "Crystal-producing food", so you will still need to feed it a real food too, in addition to the pellets.
Production is disabled when 'Sad', which occurs when they are nearby to another Gacha unless it is only nearby one other Gacha of the opposite gender. The multi-colored 'disco lights' that are usually present are, instead, dreary flecks of light and the Gacha's face is unhappy.
Sometimes the Gacha Crystals keep floating in mid-air. A Megatherium is ideal to still reach it; they are common in the Sanctuary, have a similar height to the Gacha, and the survivor can stand on its back to pick up the crystal.
Occasionally the Gacha Crystal contains a structure, armor piece or a weapon. For a complete list of possible items see Gacha Crystal.
Gacha can be knocked out just like other passive tames in the game, if a Gacha is knocked out they cannot be tamed while unconscious.

Possible Resources

Common	Uncommon	Rare	Very Rare
Corrupted Wood Fiber Flint Fragmented Green Gem Fungal Wood Raw Salt Sand Stone Thatch	Blue Crystalized Sap Clay Congealed Gas Ball Crystal Oil Silica Pearls Silk	Black Pearls Metal Obsidian Organic Polymer Red Crystalized Sap Sap Sulfur	Element Dust

Resource Farmer

Gachas can gather:

Despite being able to interact with their nodes, Gachas will not harvest the following:

Transport

While slow, the Gacha has a high stamina and a high carry weight to move items from place to place. As they can be carried by Quetzal, they can also be used for long distance transport as an alternative for Delivery Crate. Note: Gachas will eat anything, (save poop excluding snow owl pellets and several other items listed) and as such, should not be used as a transport creature lest it eat the items in transport.

Poop Collector

The Gacha will automatically pick-up parcels that are dropped nearby, which can be enhanced with Enable Wandering to make them a roaming vacuum cleaner. This can be used to collect poop, which is one of the few resources that the Gacha will not eat. Be aware that Gachas can eat virtually everything, including weapons, blueprints and filled cryopods. Can be used to collect Achatina paste automatically, which is an easy way to substitute Cementing Paste.

A Snow Owl can be landed or walked to face a Gacha and the gacha will pick up the Snow Owl Pellet when the Snow Owl spits it out. This will save you from having to manually collect and distribute them.

Travel

Weight Reduction

The Gacha reduces the weight of the following resources by the listed amount while they are in its inventory:

Resource	Reduction
Metal	50%
Stone	50%
Wood	50%
Fungal Wood	50%

Collectibles

Resource	Efficiency
Stone	★★★★★
Flint	★★★★★
Red Crystalized Sap	★★★★★
Wood	★★★★★
Thatch	★★★★★
Raw Meat	★★★★★
Fungal Wood	★★★★★
Metal	★★★★★
Fiber	★★★★★
Raw Prime Meat	★★★★★
Corrupted Nodule	★★★☆☆
Blue Crystalized Sap	★☆☆☆☆

Video

Spotlight

Notes/Trivia

This mechanic and the name Gacha are a reference to "gachapon", the Japanese toy machine in which after putting in money, a plastic egg pops out with a random collectible toy. The name is onomatopoeia of the sounds the machine makes ("Gacha " from turning the knob, "pon" from the capsule dropping down).
- In lore, the person who had childhood memories of Japan that Helena Walker was referring to was Takaya Kazuma, one of the Mek pilots in-training who was from the URE. Connecting info with the fact that he was from the futuristic Panasian alliance of the URE, this implies that Japan allied with the URE in the ARK universe.
The Gacha's species name, "Macrodryadis crystallinus", means "Great dryad which crystallizes" in Latin.
The Gacha's diet is so varied, that it would probably be faster to compose a list of things they don't eat
The Gacha appears to eat 'anything' whilst not being ridden. when its being riden it will eat typical food items such as Meat and Berries.
Prior to Patch 288.113, Gacha can also potentially spew out Journeyman, Mastercraft and Ascendant Crystals which contains items beyond the cap. Items from these crystals are now found at crystal quality below Journeyman at a rare rate.
The Gacha has a happiness level that can be influenced by being near a mate. The Gacha experiences sadness when exposed to another of its kind that is of the same gender. Happiness level can be determined by the Gacha's facial expression.
- At low graphic setting, the facial expression is difficult to determine.

Changelog

Patch	Changes
285.104 Extinction Expansion Release	Gacha is added to the game
286.103	Fix for sad effects not playing properly Fixed a bug where taming affinity didn't decay over time and fixed it so taming will no longer always provide 100% effectiveness Fixed a bug where didn't reset when a different player or tribe started taming it Set Gacha to have a lower chance of dropping an item when Wild Adjusted Gacha loot to skew towards lower quality rolls being more common Increased affinity gained per level to match creatures of similar size Reduced the max quantity of items to a more appropriate amount Adjusted how much Food is given from Snow Owl Pellets Fixed issue with disappearing Gacha Saddle Updated drag weight so it can no longer be picked up by smaller flyers such as the Pteranodon
287.100	Fix for Gacha having a double inventory Fixed bug where punching the Gacha made them eat faster Fixed bug where baby Gachas were making Gacha Crystals Made Gacha corpse last longer There is now a change to harvest Stone from Gacha corpse
287.110	Fixed Gacha sadness not resetting on singleplayer Fixed dummy items getting left in the Gacha's inventory
288.113	Added GachaClaus for the ARK: Winter Wonderland 3 event Fix for unclamped loot quality from Gacha Crystals Fix for incorrect Gacha UI when taming is interrupted
288.114	Tweak to GachaClaus loot
297.64	Set Gacha Crystal to not be uploadable to the cloud
307.56	Will no longer auto-consume Custom Consumables or buff soups and dishes, and won't eat them if stored in a Feeding Trough
312.82	Gacha Crystals are now applying the item clamp on generated items
313.11	Fixed a bug which stopped Gacha Crystals from providing items upon consumption
329.5 Genesis: Part 2 Expansion Release	Gacha is added to Genesis: Part 2

Gallery

The Gacha as seen in the teaser video
The Gacha with its saddle on.
The promo image for the Gacha.
Gacha Icon
Baby gacha will eat from an adult gacha thus controlling their huge appetite.
A happy Gacha

References

↑ ARK Smart Breeding

Creatures

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Italics denote creatures that have not yet been released! See also Gallery of Dossiers.

Dinosaurs	Allosaurus • Amargasaurus • Ankylosaurus • Baryonyx • Brontosaurus • Carnotaurus • Compy • Deinonychus • Dilophosaur • Diplodocus • Gallimimus • Giganotosaurus • Iguanodon • Kentrosaurus • Megalosaurus • Microraptor • Oviraptor • Pachycephalosaurus • Pachyrhinosaurus • Parasaur • Pegomastax • Raptor • Rex • Spino • Stegosaurus • Therizinosaur • Titanosaur • Triceratops • Troodon • Yutyrannus

Mammals and Synapsids	Andrewsarchus • Basilosaurus • Castoroides • Chalicotherium • Daeodon • Dimetrodon • Dinopithecus • Dire Bear (Polar, Dire Polar, Spirit) • Direwolf (Spirit) • Doedicurus • Equus • Gigantopithecus • Hyaenodon • Human • Jerboa • Lystrosaurus • Mammoth • Megaloceros • Megatherium • Mesopithecus • Moschops • Onyc • Otter • Ovis • Paraceratherium • Phiomia • Procoptodon • Purlovia (Polar) • Roll Rat • Sabertooth • Thylacoleo • Woolly Rhino

Reptiles and Amphibians	Beelzebufo • Carbonemys • Dimorphodon • Diplocaulus • Ichthyosaurus • Kaprosuchus • Liopleurodon • Megalania • Mosasaurus • Plesiosaur • Pteranodon • Quetzal • Sarco • Sinomacrops • Tapejara • Thorny Dragon • Titanoboa • Tropeognathus

Birds	Archaeopteryx • Argentavis • Dodo • Hesperornis • Ichthyornis • Kairuku • Pelagornis • Snow Owl • Terror Bird • Vulture

Fish	Anglerfish • Coelacanth • Dunkleosteus • Electrophorus • Lamprey • Leedsichthys • Manta • Megalodon (Golden Striped) • Piranha • Sabertooth Salmon

Invertebrates	Achatina • Ammonite • Araneo • Arthropluera • Cnidaria • Dung Beetle • Eurypterid • Gasbags • Giant Bee (Queen, Worker) • Glowbug • Jug Bug (Oil, Water) • Leech (Diseased) • Lymantria • Mantis • Meganeura • Pulmonoscorpius • Titanomyrma (Drone, Soldier) • Trilobite • Tusoteuthis

Fantasy Creatures	Astrocetus • Astrodelphis • Basilisk • Bloodstalker • Bulbdog • Chalk Golem • Crystal Wyvern (Blood, Ember, Tropical) • Deathworm • Desert Titan Flock • Eel Minion • Featherlight • Ferox (Large) • Gacha • Glowtail • Griffin • Ice Golem • Iceworm Male • Insect Swarm • Karkinos • Lava Elemental • Macrophage • Maewing • Magmasaur • Managarmr • Megachelon • Morellatops • Nameless • Noglin • Parakeet Fish School • Phoenix • Ravager • Reaper (Elemental, King, Prince, Queen, Subterranean, Surface) • Rock Drake • Rock Elemental • Rubble Golem • Seeker • Shadowmane • Shinehorn • Summoner • Unicorn • Velonasaur • Voidwyrm • Wyvern (Fire, Forest, Ice, Lightning, Poison)

Mechanical Creatures	Attack Drone • Defense Unit • Enforcer • Exo-mek • Mek (Mega) • Scout • Tek Stryder

Aberrant Creatures	Abberant Coelacanth • Aberrant Achatina • Aberrant Anglerfish • Aberrant Ankylosaurus • Aberrant Araneo • Aberrant Arthropluera • Aberrant Baryonyx • Aberrant Beelzebufo • Aberrant Carbonemys • Aberrant Carnotaurus • Aberrant Cnidaria • Aberrant Dimetrodon • Aberrant Dimorphodon • Aberrant Diplocaulus • Aberrant Diplodocus • Aberrant Dire Bear • Aberrant Dodo • Aberrant Doedicurus • Aberrant Dung Beetle • Aberrant Electrophorus • Aberrant Equus • Aberrant Gigantopithecus • Aberrant Iguanodon • Aberrant Lystrosaurus • Aberrant Manta • Aberrant Megalania • Aberrant Megalosaurus • Aberrant Meganeura • Aberrant Moschops • Aberrant Otter • Aberrant Ovis • Aberrant Paraceratherium • Aberrant Parasaur • Aberrant Piranha • Aberrant Pulmonoscorpius • Aberrant Purlovia • Aberrant Raptor • Aberrant Salmon • Aberrant Sarco • Aberrant Spino • Aberrant Stegosaurus • Aberrant Titanoboa • Aberrant Triceratops • Aberrant Trilobite

Tek Creatures	Tek Parasaur • Tek Quetzal • Tek Raptor • Tek Rex • Tek Stegosaurus • Tek Triceratops

Corrupted and Enraged Creatures	Corrupted Arthropluera • Corrupted Carnotaurus • Corrupted Chalicotherium • Corrupted Dilophosaur • Corrupted Dimorphodon • Corrupted Giganotosaurus • Corrupted Paraceratherium • Corrupted Pteranodon • Corrupted Raptor • Corrupted Reaper King • Corrupted Rex • Corrupted Rock Drake • Corrupted Spino • Corrupted Stegosaurus • Corrupted Survivor • Corrupted Triceratops • Corrupted Wyvern • Enraged Corrupted Rex • Enraged Triceratops

R-Creatures	R-Allosaurus • R-Brontosaurus • R-Carbonemys • R-Carnotaurus • R-Daeodon • R-Dilophosaur • R-Dire Bear • R-Direwolf • R-Equus • R-Gasbags • R-Giganotosaurus • R-Megatherium • R-Parasaur • R-Procoptodon • R-Quetzal • R-Reaper King • R-Reaper Queen • R-Snow Owl • R-Thylacoleo • R-Velonasaur

VR Creatures	VR Allosaurus • VR Araneo • VR Argentavis • VR Astrodelphis • VR Bloodstalker • VR Carnotaurus • VR Chalicotherium • VR Dilophosaur • VR Dimorphodon • VR Enforcer • VR Ferox • VR Kaprosuchus • VR Karkinos • VR Lymantria • VR Mantis • VR Megalania • VR Megatherium • VR Onyc • VR Pachy • VR Pulmonoscorpius • VR Parasaur • VR Raptor • VR Ravager • VR Rex • VR Shadowmane • VR Stegosaurus • VR Tapejara • VR Terror Bird • VR Titanoboa • VR Triceratops • VR Velonasaur

X-Creatures	X-Allosaurus • X-Ankylosaurus • X-Argentavis • X-Basilosaurus • X-Dunkleosteus • X-Ichthyosaurus • X-Megalodon • X-Mosasaurus • X-Otter • X-Paraceratherium • X-Parasaur • X-Raptor • X-Rex • X-Rock Elemental • X-Sabertooth • X-Sabertooth Salmon • X-Spino • X-Tapejara • X-Triceratops • X-Woolly Rhino • X-Yutyrannus

Malfunctioned Tek Creatures	Malfunctioned Attack Drone • Malfunctioned Defense Unit • Malfunctioned Enforcer • Malfunctioned Mek Knight • Malfunctioned Tek Giganotosaurus • Malfunctioned Tek Parasaur • Malfunctioned Tek Quetzal • Malfunctioned Tek Raptor • Malfunctioned Tek Rex • Malfunctioned Tek Stegosaurus • Malfunctioned Tek Stryder • Malfunctioned Tek Triceratops

Alpha Creatures	Alpha Basilisk • Alpha Blood Crystal Wyvern • Alpha Carnotaurus • Alpha Deathworm • Alpha Fire Wyvern • Alpha Karkinos • Alpha Leedsichthys • Alpha Megalodon • Alpha Mosasaur • Alpha Raptor • Alpha Surface Reaper King • Alpha T-Rex • Alpha Tusoteuthis • Alpha X-Triceratops • Iceworm Queen • Yeti

Brute Creatures	Brute Araneo • Brute Astrocetus • Brute Basilosaurus • Brute Bloodstalker • Brute Ferox • Brute Fire Wyvern • Brute Leedsichthys • Brute Magmasaur • Brute Malfunctioned Tek Giganotosaurus • Brute Malfunctioned Tek Rex • Brute Mammoth • Brute Megaloceros • Brute Plesiosaur • Brute Reaper King • Brute Sarco • Brute Seeker • Brute Tusoteuthis • Brute X-Allosaurus • Brute X-Megalodon • Brute X-Mosasaurus • Brute X-Raptor • Brute X-Rex • Brute X-Rock Elemental • Brute X-Spino • Brute X-Yutyrannus • Golden Striped Brute Megalodon • Injured Brute Reaper King

Event Creatures	Basilisk Ghost • Bone Fire Wyvern • Bulbdog Ghost • Bunny Dodo • Bunny Oviraptor • Direwolf Ghost • DodoRex • Dodo Wyvern • GachaClaus • Mantis Ghost • Party Dodo • Rex Ghost • Skeletal Bronto • Skeletal Carnotaurus • Skeletal Giganotosaurus • Skeletal Jerboa • Skeletal Quetzal • Skeletal Raptor • Skeletal Rex • Skeletal Stego • Skeletal Trike • Snow Owl Ghost • Super Turkey • Surface Reaper King Ghost • Zombie Wyvern (Fire, Lightning, Poison) • Zomdodo

Bosses and Titans	Broodmother Lysrix (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Corrupted Master Controller (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Crystal Wyvern Queen (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Desert Titan • Dragon (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Experimental Giganotosaurus • Forest Titan • Ice Titan • King Titan (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Macro-Summoner • Manticore (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Megapithecus (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Moeder, Master of the Ocean (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Overseer (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Obsidioequus • Rockwell (Gamma, Beta, Alpha) • Rockwell Prime (Gamma, Beta, Alpha)

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