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Tags

2026-05-13T11:42:51Z

Sanglorian:

Tags determine which techniques a monster can learn via [[Technical Manual]]s and [[Move Module]]s. If one of a technique's tags matches a monster's tag, the monster can learn that technique.

== Amphibian ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Amphibian]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Amphibian]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bird ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bird]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bird]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bite ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bite]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bite]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bomber ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bomber]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bomber]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bug ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bug]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bug]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Calamity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Celestial ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Claws ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Darkness ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Electricity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Fists ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Flame ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Flame]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Flame]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Food ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Food]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Food]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Fury ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fury]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fury]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gadgets ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gadgets]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gadgets]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gaze ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gaze]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gaze]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gemstone ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gemstone]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gemstone]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ghost ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ghost]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ghost]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ground ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ground]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ground]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Healing ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Healing]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Healing]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ice ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ice]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ice]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Leadership ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Leadership]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Leadership]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Light ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Light]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Light]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Love ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Love]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Love]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Machine ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Machine]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Machine]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Megafauna ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Megafauna]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Megafauna]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Mental ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Mental]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Mental]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Plant ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Plant]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Plant]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Pseudopod ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Pseudopod]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Pseudopod]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Reserved ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Reserved]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Reserved]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Rock ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Rock]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Rock]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Shapeshifter ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shapeshifter]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shapeshifter]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Sharp ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Sharp]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Sharp]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Shielded ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shielded]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shielded]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Soldier ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Soldier]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Soldier]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Speed ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Speed]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Speed]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Staff ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Staff]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Staff]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Steel ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Steel]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Steel]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Summoner ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Summoner]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Summoner]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Tail ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tail]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tail]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Tongue ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tongue]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tongue]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Toxic ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Toxic]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Toxic]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Universal ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Universal]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=5}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Universal]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}

== Weather ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Weather]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Weather]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Water ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Water]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Water]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}

Lock Horns

2026-05-13T11:40:37Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=259
|TXMN Blurb=They try to lock horns with the enemy.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Touch
|TXMN Type 1=Earth
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Heroic
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=95%
|TXMN Power=1.5
|TXMN Potency=100%
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Target Condition=Harpooned
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Megafauna
|Main Details=An early game horn move.
}}

Spiky Strike

2026-05-13T11:40:35Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=199
|TXMN Blurb=The user lashes out with its sharp spines or quills, striking the opponent with a flurry of piercing blows, inflicting pain and damage.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Reach
|TXMN Type 1=Wood
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Wood
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=95%
|TXMN Power=1.5
|TXMN Recharge=1
|Tags=Sharp
|Sources=HippasusTwo
}}

Hammerhead

2026-05-13T11:40:34Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=72
|TXMN Blurb=The user charges forward, striking the opponent with its head.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Melee
|TXMN Type 1=Earth
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Earth
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Slow
|TXMN Accuracy=100%
|TXMN Power=1
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Rock
|Sources=Sanglorian, Tamashihoshi
|Source Explanation=Technique by Sanglorian. "Slash power" animation by Tamashihoshi.
}}

Slice

2026-05-13T11:40:32Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=101
|TXMN Blurb=The user wields a sharp blade, delivery a powerful, cutting attack.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Melee
|TXMN Type 1=Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Metal
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=90%
|TXMN Power=1.2
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Sharp
|Sources=Jaskrendix
}}

Ram

2026-05-13T11:38:39Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=5
|TXMN Blurb=The user charges forward with incredible force, delivering a devastating physical blow.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Melee
|TXMN Type 1=Earth
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Normal
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=85%
|TXMN Power=1.5
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Fury
|Sources=Sanglorian, Tamashihoshi
|Source Explanation=Technique by Sanglorian. "Pound" animation by Tamashihoshi.
}}

Form:Technique

2026-05-13T11:38:29Z

Sanglorian: Removing Animal

<noinclude>
This is the "Technique" form.
To create a page with this form, enter the page name below;
if a page with that name already exists, you will be sent to a form to edit that page.

{{#forminput:form=Technique}}

</noinclude><includeonly>
<div id="wikiPreview" style="display: none; padding-bottom: 25px; margin-bottom: 25px; border-bottom: 1px solid #AAAAAA;"></div>
{{{for template|Technique}}}
{| class="formtable"
! TXMN ID:
| {{{field|TXMN ID}}}
|-
! TXMN Blurb:
| {{{field|TXMN Blurb|rows=3|autogrow|input type=textarea|}}}
|-
! TXMN Completed:
| {{{field|TXMN Completed|input type=checkboxes|values=Complete}}}
|-
! TXMN Category:
| {{{field|TXMN Category|input type=checkboxes|values=Melee, Ranged, Touch, Reach, Reliable, Special}}}
|-
! TXMN Type 1:
| {{{field|TXMN Type 1|input type=checkboxes|values=Earth, Fire, Metal, Water, Wood, Aether}}}
|-
! TXMN Type 2:
| {{{field|TXMN Type 2|input type=checkboxes|values=Earth, Fire, Metal, Water, Wood, Aether}}}
|-
! TXMN Elements:
| {{{field|TXMN Sub-Elements|input type=checkboxes|values=Earth, Fire, Frost, Heroic, Lightning, Cosmic, Metal, Normal, Shadow, Sky, Venom, Water, Wood}}}
|-
! TXMN Families:
| {{{field|TXMN Family|input type=checkboxes|values=Basic, Condition imposer, Simple, Exotic, Powerful, Reserved, Special}}}
|-
! TXMN Speed:
| {{{field|TXMN Is fast
|input type=dropdown
|values=Extremely Slow, Very Slow, Slow, Normal, Fast, Very Fast, Extremely Fast}}}
|-
! TXMN Accuracy (from 0 to 100%):
| {{{field|TXMN Accuracy}}}
|-
! TXMN Power (from 0.0 to 3.0):
| {{{field|TXMN Power}}}
|-
! TXMN Effects:
| {{{field|TXMN Effects}}}
|-
! TXMN Healing Power (from 0.0 to 3.0):
| {{{field|TXMN Healing Power}}}
|-
! TXMN Potency (from 0 to 100%):
| {{{field|TXMN Potency}}}
|-
! TXMN Recharge:
| {{{field|TXMN Recharge}}}
|-
! TXMN User Condition:
| {{{field|TXMN User Condition|input type=text with autocomplete}}}
|-
! TXMN Target Condition:
| {{{field|TXMN Target Condition|input type=text with autocomplete}}}
|-
! TXMN Animation Target (animation plays over user (0), target (1), both (2) or in the middle of the screen (3).):
| {{{field|TXMN Animation Target}}}
|-
! Tags:
| {{{field|Tags}}}
|-
! Main Details:
| {{{field|Main Details|input type=textarea}}}
|-
! Sources:
| {{{field|Sources}}}
|-
! Source Explanation:
| {{{field|Source Explanation}}}
|}

=== In Other Languages ===
{|
! Language
| Name
| Blurb
|-
! Spanish
| {{{field|TXMN_ES Name|}}}
| {{{field|TXMN_ES Blurb |}}}
|}

{{{end template}}}

=== Edit summary ===
{{{standard input|summary}}}

{{{standard input|minor edit}}} {{{standard input|watch}}}

{{{standard input|save}}} {{{standard input|preview}}} {{{standard input|changes}}} {{{standard input|cancel}}}
</includeonly>

Punch

2026-05-13T11:38:13Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=182
|TXMN Blurb=A classic, powerful strike with the user's fist.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Melee
|TXMN Type 1=Fire
|TXMN Type 2=Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Heroic
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=90%
|TXMN Power=1.5
|TXMN Recharge=1
|Tags=Fists
|Sources=Sanglorian
}}

Strike

2026-05-13T11:37:57Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=74
|TXMN Blurb=The user delivers a powerful, focused blow.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Reliable
|TXMN Type 1=Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Normal
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=100%
|TXMN Power=1.25
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Fists
|Sources=Sanglorian, Tamashihoshi
|Source Explanation=Technique by Sanglorian. "Slash power" animation by Tamashihoshi.
}}

Shadow Boxing

2026-05-13T11:37:53Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=51
|TXMN Blurb=A flurry of punches strikes the target.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Touch
|TXMN Type 1=Fire
|TXMN Type 2=Wood
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Heroic
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=100%
|TXMN Power=1.25
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Fists, Darkness
|Sources=Sanglorian, Catch Challenger
|Source Explanation=Technique by Sanglorian. "Triple whammy" animation by Catch Challenger.
}}

Fledgling

2026-05-13T11:37:40Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=117
|TXMN Blurb=The user hurls sharp feathers at the opponent.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Ranged
|TXMN Type 1=Earth
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Sky
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=75%
|TXMN Power=1.7
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Bird
|Sources=Jaskrendix
}}

Gnaw

2026-05-13T11:37:33Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=215
|TXMN Blurb=The user nibbles at the target, dealing a small amount of damage. A weak but fast and consistent attack.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Touch
|TXMN Type 1=Earth
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Normal
|TXMN Family=Basic
|TXMN Is fast=Fast
|TXMN Accuracy=100%
|TXMN Power=1
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Bite
|Main Details=Possibly a slightly stronger form of a move called Nip? Fast and accurate, but on average would lose a fight to more powerful starter moves.
|Sources=Jaskrendix, HippasusTwo
}}

Category:Technique

2026-05-13T11:36:52Z

Sanglorian:

{{#default_form:Technique}}

See [[Techniques]] for the system details and [[Technique design space]] for planning and analysis.

[https://wiki.tuxemon.org/index.php?title=Category:Technique_Animation Technique animations] are the animations that could be activated when these techniques are used.

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] |limit=400
|? MainAnimation
|? TXMN Blurb
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Family
|? Tags
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Healing Power
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? TXMN Animation Target
|
}}

Needle

2026-05-13T11:29:54Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=196
|TXMN Blurb=The user stabs the target rapidly with a needle or thorns.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Ranged
|TXMN Type 1=Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Metal
|TXMN Family=Exotic
|TXMN Is fast=Very Fast
|TXMN Accuracy=90%
|TXMN Power=2.5
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Plant, Machine, Steel
|Sources=HippasusTwo
}}

Lick Lash

2026-05-13T11:28:38Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=209
|TXMN Blurb=The user lashes out with its tongue, dealing damage and possibly leaving the opponent stunned.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Melee
|TXMN Type 1=Earth
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Normal
|TXMN Family=Simple
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=80%
|TXMN Power=1.5
|TXMN Potency=100%
|TXMN Recharge=3
|TXMN Target Condition=Flinching
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Tongue
|Sources=Jaskrendix, HippasusTwo
}}

Technical Manual

2026-05-13T11:23:36Z

Sanglorian:

{{Item
|Item Category=Technique Teaching Item
|TXMN Effects=TM
|TXMN Cost=(Varies)
|TXMN Type=(Element)
|TXMN Usable In=world
|TXMN Description=Technique Manual that teaches the X technique.
|Main Details=A '''Technical Manual''' is an item from which you can learn a technique. It can be used multiple times. Other name options include '''Combat Codex'''. See also [[Move Module]]s, which are consumed after a single use.

Sprite sheet is in order: Generic, Earth, Fire, Metal, Water, Wood.
|Sources=Tamashihoshi, Sanglorian
|Source Explanation=Sprite by tamashihoshi. Colors tweaked by Sanglorian, possibly others?
}}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! TM
! Sprite
! How to obtain / Shop & location
! Price/value
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center; font-weight:bold;" | [[Dojo of the Elements]]
|-
| [[All In]] || Generic || Awarded by Saturn after battle || 2500
|-
| [[Blade]] || Generic || Awarded by Hephastus after battle || 2500
|-
| [[Panjandrum]] || Generic || Awarded by Hermes after battle || 2500
|-
| [[Shadow Boxing]] || Generic || Awarded by Orion after battle || 2500
|-
| [[Scope]] || Generic || Awarded by Ares after battle || 2500
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center; font-weight:bold;" | [[Cotton Town]]
|-
| [[Avalanche]] || Earth || Sold by Scoop vendor || 2000
|-
| [[Blossom]] || Wood || Sold by Scoop vendor || 1000
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center; font-weight:bold;" | [[Candy Town]]
|-
| [[Frostbite]] || Water || Sold by Scoop vendor || 2000
|-
| [[Supernova]] || Fire || Sold by Scoop vendor || 2000
|-
| [[Vorpal]] || Metal || Sold by Scoop vendor || 2000
|-
| [[Cavity]] || Generic || Sold by Scoop vendor || 2000
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center; font-weight:bold;" | [[Mansion]]
|-
| [[Ice Shield]] || Water || Found in basement || N/A
|-
| [[Ubuntu]] || Generic || Found on top floor || N/A
|-
| colspan="4" style="text-align:center; font-weight:bold;" | Not yet in game
|-
| [[Surf]] || Water || — || 2500
|}

Tags

2026-05-13T11:13:26Z

Sanglorian: /* Universal */

Tags determine which techniques a monster can learn via [[Technical Manual]]s and [[Move Manual]]s. If one of a technique's tags matches a monster's tag, the monster can learn that technique.

== Amphibian ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Amphibian]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Amphibian]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bird ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bird]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bird]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bite ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bite]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bite]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bomber ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bomber]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bomber]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bug ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bug]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bug]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Calamity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Celestial ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Claws ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Darkness ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Electricity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Fists ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Flame ==
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== Food ==
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== Fury ==
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== Gadgets ==
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== Gaze ==
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== Gemstone ==
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== Ghost ==
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== Ground ==
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== Healing ==
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== Ice ==
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== Leadership ==
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== Light ==
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== Love ==
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== Machine ==
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== Megafauna ==
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== Mental ==
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== Plant ==
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== Pseudopod ==
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== Reserved ==
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== Rock ==
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== Shapeshifter ==
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== Sharp ==
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== Shielded ==
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== Soldier ==
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== Speed ==
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== Staff ==
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== Steel ==
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== Summoner ==
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== Tail ==
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== Tongue ==
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== Toxic ==
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== Universal ==
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== Weather ==
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Category:Type

2026-05-13T11:12:04Z

Sanglorian: /* Thirteen Elements */ Putting Cosmic in alphabetical order

[[Techniques]] and [[monsters]] have one or two types (also called '''elements'''), reflecting their nature, behavior and structure. Tuxemon has thirteen types, although older versions of the game were limited to just five.

''See also [[Monster design space]], [[Technique design space]]''

== Thirteen Elements ==

Monsters have one or two elements, but techniques would have a maximum of one element (except as a special feature, perhaps).

{| class="wikitable"
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! Target
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| Cosmic
| Earth
| Fire
| Frost
| Heroic
| Lightning
| Metal
| Normal
| Shadow
| Sky
| Venom
| Water
| Wood
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| [[Cosmic]] [[File:I Sapphire.png]]
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| [[Fire]] [[File:24px Element1.png]]
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| 0.5
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| 2
| 0.5
| 2
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| [[Frost]] [[File:Ice-cube.png]]
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| 2
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| [[Heroic]] [[File:S Light01.png]]
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| [[Lightning]] [[File:24px Element3.png]]
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| 2
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| [[Metal]] [[File:24px Element5.png]]
| 2
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| [[Normal]] [[File:Tusk.png]]
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| [[Sky]] [[File:Feather .png]]
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| [[Venom]] [[File:S_Poison01.png]]
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==== Icons ====

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== Physical and Energy Sides to Elements ==

The element system allows for thematic variation, meaning techniques of the same element may draw from different power sources. For example, two Wood techniques might differ in style—one rooted in physical plant growth, the other in magical nature manipulation.

Below is a breakdown of each element's physical and magical interpretations:

{| class="wikitable"
! Element !! Physical Theme !! Magical Theme
|-
| Earth || Ground || Rock
|-
| Heroic || Martial Arts || Light
|-
| Sky || Bird || Wind
|-
| Water || Fish || Flowing Water
|-
| Frost || Ice || Cold
|-
| Cosmic || Energy || Psychic
|-
| Wood || Plant || Nature Magic
|-
| Normal || Physical Force || Sound
|-
| Shadow || Trickery || Shadow Magic / Specter
|}

''Note: These themes are conceptual and can guide technique design, monster aesthetics, and elemental lore without affecting core mechanics.''

=== Type Cycles ===

The elemental system includes strategic relationships between types, organized into cycles that define strengths and weaknesses. These cycles help determine how techniques interact with monsters of different elements.

There are '''eight type triangles''', where '''type A''' is strong against '''type B''', '''type B''' is strong against '''type C''', and '''type C''' is strong against '''type A'''. These form closed loops of advantage.

==== Reciprocal Triangles ====

Four of these triangles are '''reciprocal''', meaning the reverse direction consistently results in a weakness (x0.5 damage). These cycles are symmetrical and easy to memorize:

* '''Fire → Water → Wood:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Fire → Earth → Wood:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Shadow → Cosmic → Heroic:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Sky → Heroic → Frost:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, all interactions are neutral (x1).

These cycles reflect thematic contrasts drawn from each element’s physical and magical sides:

* '''Fire → Water → Wood''' transitions from destructive flame (Fire) to fluid adaptability (Water) to organic growth (Wood).
* '''Shadow → Cosmic → Heroic''' contrasts deception and trickery (Shadow) with psychic energy (Cosmic) and radiant martial prowess (Heroic).
* '''Sky → Heroic → Frost''' blends aerial agility (Bird/Wind), valor (Martial Arts/Light), and elemental chill (Ice/Cold).

==== Non-Reciprocal Triangles ====

The remaining four triangles are '''non-reciprocal''': each element deals x2 damage to the next, but the reverse direction does '''not consistently result in x0.5 damage'''. These are directional and asymmetrical:

* '''Metal → Earth → Fire'''
* '''Lightning → Metal → Earth'''
* '''Lightning → Sky → Earth'''
* '''Shadow → Sky → Heroic'''

These cycles emphasize tactical flow rather than mirrored weakness. For example:

* '''Lightning → Metal → Earth''' reflects the progression from raw energy (Lightning), to forged strength (Metal), to grounded resilience (Earth).
* '''Shadow → Sky → Heroic''' contrasts illusion and stealth (Shadow), aerial movement (Sky), and disciplined power (Heroic).

==== Type Squares ====

There are also '''three type squares''', where four elements form a loop of advantage. Each element deals x2 damage to the next in the sequence:

* '''Venom → Wood → Earth → Fire'''
* '''Venom → Wood → Water → Fire'''
* '''Lightning → Sky → Wood → Earth'''

These squares offer more complex strategic layering. For example:

* '''Venom → Wood → Water → Fire''' blends toxic disruption (Venom), natural growth (Wood), fluid motion (Water), and destructive force (Fire).
* '''Lightning → Sky → Wood → Earth''' transitions from raw energy (Lightning), to aerial finesse (Sky), to organic strength (Wood), to grounded defense (Earth).

''Note: These cycles do not affect technique composition directly, but they define elemental effectiveness in combat. Combined with the physical vs magical themes of each element, they offer rich tactical and aesthetic diversity.''

= The Five-Type System =

Originally, Tuxemon had five types - [[Fire]], [[Earth]], [[Metal]], [[Water]] and [[Wood]], with a "sixth" type ([[Aether]]) to represent the absence of a type.

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=== Background ===

The five types are based on the five-element/five-agent theory of [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wu_Xing Wu Xing]. The doctrine of five phases describes this:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/91/Wu_Xing.png/300px-Wu_Xing.png

=== Overcoming Cycle ===
* Wood parts Earth (such as roots; or, Trees can prevent soil erosion)
* Earth dams (or muddles or absorbs) Water
* Water extinguishes Fire
* Fire melts Metal
* Metal chops Wood

=== Generating Cycle ===

* Wood fuels Fire
* Fire leaves behind Earth (ash)
* Earth produces Metal
* Metal fortifies Water (minerals in water)
* Water nourishes Wood

== Associations ==

* '''Fire:''' Includes creatures associated with energy, like electricity, light and heat, dragons and other legendary beings, and poison.
* '''Water:''' Includes creatures associated with the sea, lakes and swamps, ice and snow, the weather, liquids like blood, and fish and amphibians.
* '''Wood:''' Includes creatures associated with plants, lichen and fungi, poison and venom, forests, the natural environment, the wind and flying, and the wilderness.
* '''Earth:''' Includes creatures associated with the ground and underground, dirt and soil, mountains and rocks, caves, and ancient and buried things.
* '''Metal:''' Includes creatures associated with steel, light and darkness, mechanical and robotic things, psychic powers and other unnatural things, humankind, and the undead.

=== How it works ===
An attack is weak against the element that it Generates and strong against the element that it Overcomes.

{| class="wikitable"
! tech/target !! Wood !! Earth !! Water !! Fire !! Metal
|-
| Wood || || 2 || || 0.5 ||
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| Earth || || || 2 || || 0.5
|-
| Water || 0.5 || || || 2 ||
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| Fire || || 0.5 || || || 2
|-
| Metal || 2 || || 0.5 || ||
|}

[[File:Heatmap_basic.png]]

=== Dual types/Pseudo-types ===

While the game only has five types, the existence of two-type monsters and techniques allows for different vulnerability and resistance profiles. We can therefore represent other "types".

For example, Earth-Fire techniques do half damage to Earth monsters and double damage to Water monsters. Electricity-themed techniques like [[Electrical Storm]] can be given the types Earth and Fire, to reflect the idea that water conducts electricity well, but it is earthed when it hits the ground.

==== Earth-Fire ====

Earth-Fire ("Lightning") techniques do half damage to Earth monsters and double damage to Water monsters.

Earth-Fire monsters take half damage from Fire techniques and double damage from Water techniques.

Example Earth-Fire monsters:

* [[Grinflare]]
* [[Metesaur]]

Example Earth-Fire techniques:

* [[Electrical Storm]]
* [[Surge]]
* [[Thunderclap]]

==== Earth-Water ====

Earth-Water ("Frost") techniques do half damage to Wood and Metal monsters and double damage to Fire and Water monsters.

Earth-Water monsters take half damage from Fire and Metal techniques and double damage from Wood and Earth techniques.

Example Earth-Water monsters:

* [[Grumpi]]
* [[Toufigel]]
* [[Chillimp]]

Example Earth-Water techniques:

* [[Frostbite]]
* [[Ice Claw]]
* [[Snowstorm]]

==== Earth-Wood ====

Earth-Wood ("Toxin/Fungus") techniques do half damage to Fire and Metal monsters and double damage to Earth and Water monsters.

Earth-Wood monsters take half damage from Fire and Water techniques and double damage from Wood and Metal techniques.

Example Earth-Wood monsters:

* [[Coleorus]]
* [[Cowpignon]]

Example Earth-Wood techniques:

* [[Fester]]

==== Earth-Metal ====

Earth-Metal ("Vermin") techniques do half damage to Metal monsters and double damage to Wood monsters.

Earth-Metal monsters take half damage from Earth techniques and double damage from Wood techniques.

Example Earth-Metal monsters:

* [[Grintrock]]
* [[Happito]]
* [[Miaownolith]]

==== Fire-Water ====

Fire-Water ("Cosmic") techniques do half damage to Earth and Wood monsters and double damage to Fire and Water monsters.

Fire-Water monsters take half damage from Metal and Wood techniques and double damage from Water and Earth techniques.

Example Fire-Water monsters:

* [[Seirein]]
* [[Yiinaang]]

==== Fire-Wood ====

Fire-Wood ("Battle") techniques do half damage to Fire monsters and double damage to Metal monsters.

Fire-Wood monsters take half damage from Wood techniques and double damage from Metal techniques.

Example Fire-Wood monsters:

* [[Tikoal]]
* [[Tikorch]]

==== Fire-Metal ====

Fire-Metal ("Psionic") techniques do half damage to Earth and Water monsters and double damage to Wood and Metal monsters.

Fire-Metal monsters take half damage from Earth techniques and double damage from Fire techniques.

Example Fire-Metal monsters:

* [[Embazook]]
* [[Angrito]]
* [[Ouroboutlet]]

Example Earth-Fire techniques:

* [[Amnesia]]
* [[Bubble]]
* [[Sleep Bomb]]

==== Water-Wood ====

Water-Wood techniques do half damage to Wood monsters and double damage to Earth monsters

Water-Wood monsters take half damage from Water techniques and double damage from Earth techniques.

Example Water-Wood monsters:

* [[Conifrost]]
* [[Sharpfin]]

==== Water-Metal ====

Water-Metal ("Darkness") techniques do half damage to Water monsters and double damage to Fire monsters.

Water-Metal monsters take half damage from Metal techniques and double damage from Fire techniques.

Example Water-Metal monsters:

* [[Hydrone]]
* [[Sadito]]
* [[Vivitrans]]

==== Wood-Metal ====

Wood-Metal ("Heaven") techniques do half damage to Fire and Water monsters and double damage to Earth and Wood monsters.

Wood-Metal monsters take half damage from Water and Earth techniques and double damage from Metal and Fire techniques.

Example Wood-Metal monsters:

* [[Katapill]]
* [[Neutrito]]
* [[Spycozeus]]

== Alternative systems ==

* [[Other element systems]]

== List ==

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Category:Type

2026-05-13T11:09:35Z

Sanglorian: /* Thirteen Elements */

[[Techniques]] and [[monsters]] have one or two types (also called '''elements'''), reflecting their nature, behavior and structure. Tuxemon has thirteen types, although older versions of the game were limited to just five.

''See also [[Monster design space]], [[Technique design space]]''

== Thirteen Elements ==

Monsters have one or two elements, but techniques would have a maximum of one element (except as a special feature, perhaps).

{| class="wikitable"
! !! !! Target !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !!
|-
| || || Earth || Fire || Frost || Heroic || Lightning || Cosmic || Metal || Normal || Shadow || Sky || Venom || Water || Wood
|-
| '''Technique''' || [[Cosmic]] [[File:I Sapphire.png]] || || || || 2 || || || || || 0.5 || || 2 || ||
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| || [[Earth]] [[File:24px Element6.png]] || || 2 || || || 2 || || || || || 0.5 || || || 0.5
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| || [[Fire]] [[File:24px Element1.png]] || 0.5 || 0.5 || 0.5 || || || || 2 || || || || 2 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Frost]] [[File:Ice-cube.png]] || 2 || || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || || 0.5 || 2 || || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Heroic]] [[File:S Light01.png]] || || || 2 || || || 0.5 || || 2 || 2 || || 0.5 || ||
|-
| || [[Lightning]] [[File:24px Element3.png]] || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || || 2 || || || 2 || || 2 || 0.5
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| || [[Metal]] [[File:24px Element5.png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || 0.5 ||
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| || [[Normal]] [[File:Tusk.png]] || || || || || || || 0.5 || || || || || ||
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| || [[Shadow]] [[File:S Light03.png]] || 0.5 || || || 0.5 || || 2 || || || || 2 || || ||
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| || [[Sky]] [[File:Feather .png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || 2 || || || || || || || || || 2
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| || [[Venom]] [[File:S_Poison01.png]] || 0.5 || || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || || || 0.5 || 0.5 || 2
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| || [[Water]] [[File:24px Element2.png]] || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 0.5
|-
| || [[Wood]] [[File:I Leaf-24.png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || 0.5
|}

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| Fire
| Frost
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| Sky
| Venom
| Water
| Wood
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| [[Cosmic]] [[File:I Sapphire.png]]
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|}

[[File:Heatmap_13.png]]

==== Icons ====

<table><tr><td>
<table class="invisitable"><tr><td>{{#ask:[[Category:Type]] |limit=200
|?Default12px
|?Default24px
|order=asc
}}</td></tr></table>
</td></tr></table>

== Physical and Energy Sides to Elements ==

The element system allows for thematic variation, meaning techniques of the same element may draw from different power sources. For example, two Wood techniques might differ in style—one rooted in physical plant growth, the other in magical nature manipulation.

Below is a breakdown of each element's physical and magical interpretations:

{| class="wikitable"
! Element !! Physical Theme !! Magical Theme
|-
| Earth || Ground || Rock
|-
| Heroic || Martial Arts || Light
|-
| Sky || Bird || Wind
|-
| Water || Fish || Flowing Water
|-
| Frost || Ice || Cold
|-
| Cosmic || Energy || Psychic
|-
| Wood || Plant || Nature Magic
|-
| Normal || Physical Force || Sound
|-
| Shadow || Trickery || Shadow Magic / Specter
|}

''Note: These themes are conceptual and can guide technique design, monster aesthetics, and elemental lore without affecting core mechanics.''

=== Type Cycles ===

The elemental system includes strategic relationships between types, organized into cycles that define strengths and weaknesses. These cycles help determine how techniques interact with monsters of different elements.

There are '''eight type triangles''', where '''type A''' is strong against '''type B''', '''type B''' is strong against '''type C''', and '''type C''' is strong against '''type A'''. These form closed loops of advantage.

==== Reciprocal Triangles ====

Four of these triangles are '''reciprocal''', meaning the reverse direction consistently results in a weakness (x0.5 damage). These cycles are symmetrical and easy to memorize:

* '''Fire → Water → Wood:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Fire → Earth → Wood:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Shadow → Cosmic → Heroic:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Sky → Heroic → Frost:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, all interactions are neutral (x1).

These cycles reflect thematic contrasts drawn from each element’s physical and magical sides:

* '''Fire → Water → Wood''' transitions from destructive flame (Fire) to fluid adaptability (Water) to organic growth (Wood).
* '''Shadow → Cosmic → Heroic''' contrasts deception and trickery (Shadow) with psychic energy (Cosmic) and radiant martial prowess (Heroic).
* '''Sky → Heroic → Frost''' blends aerial agility (Bird/Wind), valor (Martial Arts/Light), and elemental chill (Ice/Cold).

==== Non-Reciprocal Triangles ====

The remaining four triangles are '''non-reciprocal''': each element deals x2 damage to the next, but the reverse direction does '''not consistently result in x0.5 damage'''. These are directional and asymmetrical:

* '''Metal → Earth → Fire'''
* '''Lightning → Metal → Earth'''
* '''Lightning → Sky → Earth'''
* '''Shadow → Sky → Heroic'''

These cycles emphasize tactical flow rather than mirrored weakness. For example:

* '''Lightning → Metal → Earth''' reflects the progression from raw energy (Lightning), to forged strength (Metal), to grounded resilience (Earth).
* '''Shadow → Sky → Heroic''' contrasts illusion and stealth (Shadow), aerial movement (Sky), and disciplined power (Heroic).

==== Type Squares ====

There are also '''three type squares''', where four elements form a loop of advantage. Each element deals x2 damage to the next in the sequence:

* '''Venom → Wood → Earth → Fire'''
* '''Venom → Wood → Water → Fire'''
* '''Lightning → Sky → Wood → Earth'''

These squares offer more complex strategic layering. For example:

* '''Venom → Wood → Water → Fire''' blends toxic disruption (Venom), natural growth (Wood), fluid motion (Water), and destructive force (Fire).
* '''Lightning → Sky → Wood → Earth''' transitions from raw energy (Lightning), to aerial finesse (Sky), to organic strength (Wood), to grounded defense (Earth).

''Note: These cycles do not affect technique composition directly, but they define elemental effectiveness in combat. Combined with the physical vs magical themes of each element, they offer rich tactical and aesthetic diversity.''

= The Five-Type System =

Originally, Tuxemon had five types - [[Fire]], [[Earth]], [[Metal]], [[Water]] and [[Wood]], with a "sixth" type ([[Aether]]) to represent the absence of a type.

<table><tr><td>
<table class="invisitable"><tr><td>{{#ask:[[Category:Type]] [[Category:Tuxemon]] |limit=200
|?TXMN ID
|?Default12px
|?Default24px
|?Default32px
|?Default64px
|sort=TXMN ID
|order=asc
}}</td></tr></table>
</td></tr></table>

=== Background ===

The five types are based on the five-element/five-agent theory of [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wu_Xing Wu Xing]. The doctrine of five phases describes this:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/91/Wu_Xing.png/300px-Wu_Xing.png

=== Overcoming Cycle ===
* Wood parts Earth (such as roots; or, Trees can prevent soil erosion)
* Earth dams (or muddles or absorbs) Water
* Water extinguishes Fire
* Fire melts Metal
* Metal chops Wood

=== Generating Cycle ===

* Wood fuels Fire
* Fire leaves behind Earth (ash)
* Earth produces Metal
* Metal fortifies Water (minerals in water)
* Water nourishes Wood

== Associations ==

* '''Fire:''' Includes creatures associated with energy, like electricity, light and heat, dragons and other legendary beings, and poison.
* '''Water:''' Includes creatures associated with the sea, lakes and swamps, ice and snow, the weather, liquids like blood, and fish and amphibians.
* '''Wood:''' Includes creatures associated with plants, lichen and fungi, poison and venom, forests, the natural environment, the wind and flying, and the wilderness.
* '''Earth:''' Includes creatures associated with the ground and underground, dirt and soil, mountains and rocks, caves, and ancient and buried things.
* '''Metal:''' Includes creatures associated with steel, light and darkness, mechanical and robotic things, psychic powers and other unnatural things, humankind, and the undead.

=== How it works ===
An attack is weak against the element that it Generates and strong against the element that it Overcomes.

{| class="wikitable"
! tech/target !! Wood !! Earth !! Water !! Fire !! Metal
|-
| Wood || || 2 || || 0.5 ||
|-
| Earth || || || 2 || || 0.5
|-
| Water || 0.5 || || || 2 ||
|-
| Fire || || 0.5 || || || 2
|-
| Metal || 2 || || 0.5 || ||
|}

[[File:Heatmap_basic.png]]

=== Dual types/Pseudo-types ===

While the game only has five types, the existence of two-type monsters and techniques allows for different vulnerability and resistance profiles. We can therefore represent other "types".

For example, Earth-Fire techniques do half damage to Earth monsters and double damage to Water monsters. Electricity-themed techniques like [[Electrical Storm]] can be given the types Earth and Fire, to reflect the idea that water conducts electricity well, but it is earthed when it hits the ground.

==== Earth-Fire ====

Earth-Fire ("Lightning") techniques do half damage to Earth monsters and double damage to Water monsters.

Earth-Fire monsters take half damage from Fire techniques and double damage from Water techniques.

Example Earth-Fire monsters:

* [[Grinflare]]
* [[Metesaur]]

Example Earth-Fire techniques:

* [[Electrical Storm]]
* [[Surge]]
* [[Thunderclap]]

==== Earth-Water ====

Earth-Water ("Frost") techniques do half damage to Wood and Metal monsters and double damage to Fire and Water monsters.

Earth-Water monsters take half damage from Fire and Metal techniques and double damage from Wood and Earth techniques.

Example Earth-Water monsters:

* [[Grumpi]]
* [[Toufigel]]
* [[Chillimp]]

Example Earth-Water techniques:

* [[Frostbite]]
* [[Ice Claw]]
* [[Snowstorm]]

==== Earth-Wood ====

Earth-Wood ("Toxin/Fungus") techniques do half damage to Fire and Metal monsters and double damage to Earth and Water monsters.

Earth-Wood monsters take half damage from Fire and Water techniques and double damage from Wood and Metal techniques.

Example Earth-Wood monsters:

* [[Coleorus]]
* [[Cowpignon]]

Example Earth-Wood techniques:

* [[Fester]]

==== Earth-Metal ====

Earth-Metal ("Vermin") techniques do half damage to Metal monsters and double damage to Wood monsters.

Earth-Metal monsters take half damage from Earth techniques and double damage from Wood techniques.

Example Earth-Metal monsters:

* [[Grintrock]]
* [[Happito]]
* [[Miaownolith]]

==== Fire-Water ====

Fire-Water ("Cosmic") techniques do half damage to Earth and Wood monsters and double damage to Fire and Water monsters.

Fire-Water monsters take half damage from Metal and Wood techniques and double damage from Water and Earth techniques.

Example Fire-Water monsters:

* [[Seirein]]
* [[Yiinaang]]

==== Fire-Wood ====

Fire-Wood ("Battle") techniques do half damage to Fire monsters and double damage to Metal monsters.

Fire-Wood monsters take half damage from Wood techniques and double damage from Metal techniques.

Example Fire-Wood monsters:

* [[Tikoal]]
* [[Tikorch]]

==== Fire-Metal ====

Fire-Metal ("Psionic") techniques do half damage to Earth and Water monsters and double damage to Wood and Metal monsters.

Fire-Metal monsters take half damage from Earth techniques and double damage from Fire techniques.

Example Fire-Metal monsters:

* [[Embazook]]
* [[Angrito]]
* [[Ouroboutlet]]

Example Earth-Fire techniques:

* [[Amnesia]]
* [[Bubble]]
* [[Sleep Bomb]]

==== Water-Wood ====

Water-Wood techniques do half damage to Wood monsters and double damage to Earth monsters

Water-Wood monsters take half damage from Water techniques and double damage from Earth techniques.

Example Water-Wood monsters:

* [[Conifrost]]
* [[Sharpfin]]

==== Water-Metal ====

Water-Metal ("Darkness") techniques do half damage to Water monsters and double damage to Fire monsters.

Water-Metal monsters take half damage from Metal techniques and double damage from Fire techniques.

Example Water-Metal monsters:

* [[Hydrone]]
* [[Sadito]]
* [[Vivitrans]]

==== Wood-Metal ====

Wood-Metal ("Heaven") techniques do half damage to Fire and Water monsters and double damage to Earth and Wood monsters.

Wood-Metal monsters take half damage from Water and Earth techniques and double damage from Metal and Fire techniques.

Example Wood-Metal monsters:

* [[Katapill]]
* [[Neutrito]]
* [[Spycozeus]]

== Alternative systems ==

* [[Other element systems]]

== List ==

{{#default_form:Type}}

Category:Type

2026-05-13T11:05:58Z

Sanglorian: /* Thirteen Elements */

[[Techniques]] and [[monsters]] have one or two types (also called '''elements'''), reflecting their nature, behavior and structure. Tuxemon has thirteen types, although older versions of the game were limited to just five.

''See also [[Monster design space]], [[Technique design space]]''

== Thirteen Elements ==

Monsters have one or two elements, but techniques would have a maximum of one element (except as a special feature, perhaps).

{| class="wikitable"
! !! !! Target !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !!
|-
| || || Earth || Fire || Frost || Heroic || Lightning || Cosmic || Metal || Normal || Shadow || Sky || Venom || Water || Wood
|-
| '''Technique''' || [[Cosmic]] [[File:I Sapphire.png]] || || || || 2 || || || || || 0.5 || || 2 || ||
|-
| || [[Earth]] [[File:24px Element6.png]] || || 2 || || || 2 || || || || || 0.5 || || || 0.5
|-
| || [[Fire]] [[File:24px Element1.png]] || 0.5 || 0.5 || 0.5 || || || || 2 || || || || 2 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Frost]] [[File:Ice-cube.png]] || 2 || || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || || 0.5 || 2 || || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Heroic]] [[File:S Light01.png]] || || || 2 || || || 0.5 || || 2 || 2 || || 0.5 || ||
|-
| || [[Lightning]] [[File:24px Element3.png]] || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || || 2 || || || 2 || || 2 || 0.5
|-
| || [[Metal]] [[File:24px Element5.png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || 0.5 ||
|-
| || [[Normal]] [[File:Tusk.png]] || || || || || || || 0.5 || || || || || ||
|-
| || [[Shadow]] [[File:S Light03.png]] || 0.5 || || || 0.5 || || 2 || || || || 2 || || ||
|-
| || [[Sky]] [[File:Feather .png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || 2 || || || || || || || || || 2
|-
| || [[Venom]] [[File:S_Poison01.png]] || 0.5 || || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || || || 0.5 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Water]] [[File:24px Element2.png]] || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 0.5
|-
| || [[Wood]] [[File:I Leaf-24.png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || 0.5
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! !! !! Target !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !!
|-
| || || Cosmic || Earth || Fire || Frost || Heroic || Lightning || Metal || Normal || Shadow || Sky || Venom || Water || Wood
|-
| '''Technique''' || [[Cosmic]] [[File:I Sapphire.png]] || || || || || 2 || || || || 0.5 || || 2 || ||
|-
| || [[Earth]] [[File:24px Element6.png]] || || || 2 || || || 2 || || || || 0.5 || || || 0.5
|-
| || [[Fire]] [[File:24px Element1.png]] || || 0.5 || 0.5 || 0.5 || || || 2 || || || || 2 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Frost]] [[File:Ice-cube.png]] || || 2 || || 0.5 || || || 0.5 || || 0.5 || 2 || || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Heroic]] [[File:S Light01.png]] || 0.5 || || || 2 || || || || 2 || 2 || || 0.5 || ||
|-
| || [[Lightning]] [[File:24px Element3.png]] || || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || 2 || || || 2 || || 2 || 0.5
|-
| || [[Metal]] [[File:24px Element5.png]] || 2 || 2 || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || || || || || 0.5 ||
|-
| || [[Normal]] [[File:Tusk.png]] || || || || || || || 0.5 || || || || || ||
|-
| || [[Shadow]] [[File:S Light03.png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || || 0.5 || || || || 2 || || || ||
|-
| || [[Sky]] [[File:Feather .png]] || || 2 || 0.5 || || 2 || || || || || || || || 2
|-
| || [[Venom]] [[File:S_Poison01.png]] || || 0.5 || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || || || 0.5 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Water]] [[File:24px Element2.png]] || || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 0.5
|-
| || [[Wood]] [[File:I Leaf-24.png]] || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || 0.5
|}

[[File:Heatmap_13.png]]

==== Icons ====

<table><tr><td>
<table class="invisitable"><tr><td>{{#ask:[[Category:Type]] |limit=200
|?Default12px
|?Default24px
|order=asc
}}</td></tr></table>
</td></tr></table>

== Physical and Energy Sides to Elements ==

The element system allows for thematic variation, meaning techniques of the same element may draw from different power sources. For example, two Wood techniques might differ in style—one rooted in physical plant growth, the other in magical nature manipulation.

Below is a breakdown of each element's physical and magical interpretations:

{| class="wikitable"
! Element !! Physical Theme !! Magical Theme
|-
| Earth || Ground || Rock
|-
| Heroic || Martial Arts || Light
|-
| Sky || Bird || Wind
|-
| Water || Fish || Flowing Water
|-
| Frost || Ice || Cold
|-
| Cosmic || Energy || Psychic
|-
| Wood || Plant || Nature Magic
|-
| Normal || Physical Force || Sound
|-
| Shadow || Trickery || Shadow Magic / Specter
|}

''Note: These themes are conceptual and can guide technique design, monster aesthetics, and elemental lore without affecting core mechanics.''

=== Type Cycles ===

The elemental system includes strategic relationships between types, organized into cycles that define strengths and weaknesses. These cycles help determine how techniques interact with monsters of different elements.

There are '''eight type triangles''', where '''type A''' is strong against '''type B''', '''type B''' is strong against '''type C''', and '''type C''' is strong against '''type A'''. These form closed loops of advantage.

==== Reciprocal Triangles ====

Four of these triangles are '''reciprocal''', meaning the reverse direction consistently results in a weakness (x0.5 damage). These cycles are symmetrical and easy to memorize:

* '''Fire → Water → Wood:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Fire → Earth → Wood:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Shadow → Cosmic → Heroic:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Sky → Heroic → Frost:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, all interactions are neutral (x1).

These cycles reflect thematic contrasts drawn from each element’s physical and magical sides:

* '''Fire → Water → Wood''' transitions from destructive flame (Fire) to fluid adaptability (Water) to organic growth (Wood).
* '''Shadow → Cosmic → Heroic''' contrasts deception and trickery (Shadow) with psychic energy (Cosmic) and radiant martial prowess (Heroic).
* '''Sky → Heroic → Frost''' blends aerial agility (Bird/Wind), valor (Martial Arts/Light), and elemental chill (Ice/Cold).

==== Non-Reciprocal Triangles ====

The remaining four triangles are '''non-reciprocal''': each element deals x2 damage to the next, but the reverse direction does '''not consistently result in x0.5 damage'''. These are directional and asymmetrical:

* '''Metal → Earth → Fire'''
* '''Lightning → Metal → Earth'''
* '''Lightning → Sky → Earth'''
* '''Shadow → Sky → Heroic'''

These cycles emphasize tactical flow rather than mirrored weakness. For example:

* '''Lightning → Metal → Earth''' reflects the progression from raw energy (Lightning), to forged strength (Metal), to grounded resilience (Earth).
* '''Shadow → Sky → Heroic''' contrasts illusion and stealth (Shadow), aerial movement (Sky), and disciplined power (Heroic).

==== Type Squares ====

There are also '''three type squares''', where four elements form a loop of advantage. Each element deals x2 damage to the next in the sequence:

* '''Venom → Wood → Earth → Fire'''
* '''Venom → Wood → Water → Fire'''
* '''Lightning → Sky → Wood → Earth'''

These squares offer more complex strategic layering. For example:

* '''Venom → Wood → Water → Fire''' blends toxic disruption (Venom), natural growth (Wood), fluid motion (Water), and destructive force (Fire).
* '''Lightning → Sky → Wood → Earth''' transitions from raw energy (Lightning), to aerial finesse (Sky), to organic strength (Wood), to grounded defense (Earth).

''Note: These cycles do not affect technique composition directly, but they define elemental effectiveness in combat. Combined with the physical vs magical themes of each element, they offer rich tactical and aesthetic diversity.''

= The Five-Type System =

Originally, Tuxemon had five types - [[Fire]], [[Earth]], [[Metal]], [[Water]] and [[Wood]], with a "sixth" type ([[Aether]]) to represent the absence of a type.

<table><tr><td>
<table class="invisitable"><tr><td>{{#ask:[[Category:Type]] [[Category:Tuxemon]] |limit=200
|?TXMN ID
|?Default12px
|?Default24px
|?Default32px
|?Default64px
|sort=TXMN ID
|order=asc
}}</td></tr></table>
</td></tr></table>

=== Background ===

The five types are based on the five-element/five-agent theory of [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wu_Xing Wu Xing]. The doctrine of five phases describes this:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/91/Wu_Xing.png/300px-Wu_Xing.png

=== Overcoming Cycle ===
* Wood parts Earth (such as roots; or, Trees can prevent soil erosion)
* Earth dams (or muddles or absorbs) Water
* Water extinguishes Fire
* Fire melts Metal
* Metal chops Wood

=== Generating Cycle ===

* Wood fuels Fire
* Fire leaves behind Earth (ash)
* Earth produces Metal
* Metal fortifies Water (minerals in water)
* Water nourishes Wood

== Associations ==

* '''Fire:''' Includes creatures associated with energy, like electricity, light and heat, dragons and other legendary beings, and poison.
* '''Water:''' Includes creatures associated with the sea, lakes and swamps, ice and snow, the weather, liquids like blood, and fish and amphibians.
* '''Wood:''' Includes creatures associated with plants, lichen and fungi, poison and venom, forests, the natural environment, the wind and flying, and the wilderness.
* '''Earth:''' Includes creatures associated with the ground and underground, dirt and soil, mountains and rocks, caves, and ancient and buried things.
* '''Metal:''' Includes creatures associated with steel, light and darkness, mechanical and robotic things, psychic powers and other unnatural things, humankind, and the undead.

=== How it works ===
An attack is weak against the element that it Generates and strong against the element that it Overcomes.

{| class="wikitable"
! tech/target !! Wood !! Earth !! Water !! Fire !! Metal
|-
| Wood || || 2 || || 0.5 ||
|-
| Earth || || || 2 || || 0.5
|-
| Water || 0.5 || || || 2 ||
|-
| Fire || || 0.5 || || || 2
|-
| Metal || 2 || || 0.5 || ||
|}

[[File:Heatmap_basic.png]]

=== Dual types/Pseudo-types ===

While the game only has five types, the existence of two-type monsters and techniques allows for different vulnerability and resistance profiles. We can therefore represent other "types".

For example, Earth-Fire techniques do half damage to Earth monsters and double damage to Water monsters. Electricity-themed techniques like [[Electrical Storm]] can be given the types Earth and Fire, to reflect the idea that water conducts electricity well, but it is earthed when it hits the ground.

==== Earth-Fire ====

Earth-Fire ("Lightning") techniques do half damage to Earth monsters and double damage to Water monsters.

Earth-Fire monsters take half damage from Fire techniques and double damage from Water techniques.

Example Earth-Fire monsters:

* [[Grinflare]]
* [[Metesaur]]

Example Earth-Fire techniques:

* [[Electrical Storm]]
* [[Surge]]
* [[Thunderclap]]

==== Earth-Water ====

Earth-Water ("Frost") techniques do half damage to Wood and Metal monsters and double damage to Fire and Water monsters.

Earth-Water monsters take half damage from Fire and Metal techniques and double damage from Wood and Earth techniques.

Example Earth-Water monsters:

* [[Grumpi]]
* [[Toufigel]]
* [[Chillimp]]

Example Earth-Water techniques:

* [[Frostbite]]
* [[Ice Claw]]
* [[Snowstorm]]

==== Earth-Wood ====

Earth-Wood ("Toxin/Fungus") techniques do half damage to Fire and Metal monsters and double damage to Earth and Water monsters.

Earth-Wood monsters take half damage from Fire and Water techniques and double damage from Wood and Metal techniques.

Example Earth-Wood monsters:

* [[Coleorus]]
* [[Cowpignon]]

Example Earth-Wood techniques:

* [[Fester]]

==== Earth-Metal ====

Earth-Metal ("Vermin") techniques do half damage to Metal monsters and double damage to Wood monsters.

Earth-Metal monsters take half damage from Earth techniques and double damage from Wood techniques.

Example Earth-Metal monsters:

* [[Grintrock]]
* [[Happito]]
* [[Miaownolith]]

==== Fire-Water ====

Fire-Water ("Cosmic") techniques do half damage to Earth and Wood monsters and double damage to Fire and Water monsters.

Fire-Water monsters take half damage from Metal and Wood techniques and double damage from Water and Earth techniques.

Example Fire-Water monsters:

* [[Seirein]]
* [[Yiinaang]]

==== Fire-Wood ====

Fire-Wood ("Battle") techniques do half damage to Fire monsters and double damage to Metal monsters.

Fire-Wood monsters take half damage from Wood techniques and double damage from Metal techniques.

Example Fire-Wood monsters:

* [[Tikoal]]
* [[Tikorch]]

==== Fire-Metal ====

Fire-Metal ("Psionic") techniques do half damage to Earth and Water monsters and double damage to Wood and Metal monsters.

Fire-Metal monsters take half damage from Earth techniques and double damage from Fire techniques.

Example Fire-Metal monsters:

* [[Embazook]]
* [[Angrito]]
* [[Ouroboutlet]]

Example Earth-Fire techniques:

* [[Amnesia]]
* [[Bubble]]
* [[Sleep Bomb]]

==== Water-Wood ====

Water-Wood techniques do half damage to Wood monsters and double damage to Earth monsters

Water-Wood monsters take half damage from Water techniques and double damage from Earth techniques.

Example Water-Wood monsters:

* [[Conifrost]]
* [[Sharpfin]]

==== Water-Metal ====

Water-Metal ("Darkness") techniques do half damage to Water monsters and double damage to Fire monsters.

Water-Metal monsters take half damage from Metal techniques and double damage from Fire techniques.

Example Water-Metal monsters:

* [[Hydrone]]
* [[Sadito]]
* [[Vivitrans]]

==== Wood-Metal ====

Wood-Metal ("Heaven") techniques do half damage to Fire and Water monsters and double damage to Earth and Wood monsters.

Wood-Metal monsters take half damage from Water and Earth techniques and double damage from Metal and Fire techniques.

Example Wood-Metal monsters:

* [[Katapill]]
* [[Neutrito]]
* [[Spycozeus]]

== Alternative systems ==

* [[Other element systems]]

== List ==

{{#default_form:Type}}

Category:Type

2026-05-13T11:02:01Z

Sanglorian: /* Thirteen Elements */

[[Techniques]] and [[monsters]] have one or two types (also called '''elements'''), reflecting their nature, behavior and structure. Tuxemon has thirteen types, although older versions of the game were limited to just five.

''See also [[Monster design space]], [[Technique design space]]''

== Thirteen Elements ==

Monsters have one or two elements, but techniques would have a maximum of one element (except as a special feature, perhaps).

{| class="wikitable"
! !! !! Target !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !!
|-
| || || Earth || Fire || Frost || Heroic || Lightning || Cosmic || Metal || Normal || Shadow || Sky || Venom || Water || Wood
|-
| '''Technique''' || [[Cosmic]] [[File:I Sapphire.png]] || || || || 2 || || || || || 0.5 || || 2 || ||
|-
| || [[Earth]] [[File:24px Element6.png]] || || 2 || || || 2 || || || || || 0.5 || || || 0.5
|-
| || [[Fire]] [[File:24px Element1.png]] || 0.5 || 0.5 || 0.5 || || || || 2 || || || || 2 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Frost]] [[File:Ice-cube.png]] || 2 || || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || || 0.5 || 2 || || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Heroic]] [[File:S Light01.png]] || || || 2 || || || 0.5 || || 2 || 2 || || 0.5 || ||
|-
| || [[Lightning]] [[File:24px Element3.png]] || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || || 2 || || || 2 || || 2 || 0.5
|-
| || [[Metal]] [[File:24px Element5.png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || 0.5 ||
|-
| || [[Normal]] [[File:Tusk.png]] || || || || || || || 0.5 || || || || || ||
|-
| || [[Shadow]] [[File:S Light03.png]] || 0.5 || || || 0.5 || || 2 || || || || 2 || || ||
|-
| || [[Sky]] [[File:Feather .png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || 2 || || || || || || || || || 2
|-
| || [[Venom]] [[File:S_Poison01.png]] || 0.5 || || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || || || 0.5 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Water]] [[File:24px Element2.png]] || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 0.5
|-
| || [[Wood]] [[File:I Leaf-24.png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || 0.5
|}

{| class="wikitable"
! !! !! Target !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !! !!
|-
| || || Cosmic || Earth || Fire || Frost || Heroic || Lightning || Metal || Normal || Shadow || Sky || Venom || Water || Wood
|-
| '''Technique''' || [[Cosmic]] [[File:I Sapphire.png]] || || || || || 2 || || || || 0.5 || || 2 || ||
|-
| || [[Earth]] [[File:24px Element6.png]] || || || 2 || || || 2 || || || || 0.5 || || || 0.5
|-
| || [[Fire]] [[File:24px Element1.png]] || || 0.5 || 0.5 || 0.5 || || || 2 || || || || 2 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Frost]] [[File:Ice-cube.png]] || || 2 || || 0.5 || || || 0.5 || || 0.5 || 2 || || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Heroic]] [[File:S Light01.png]] || 0.5 || || || 2 || || || 0.5 || || 2 || 2 || || 0.5 || ||
|-
| || [[Lightning]] [[File:24px Element3.png]] || || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || 2 || || || 2 || || 2 || 0.5
|-
| || [[Metal]] [[File:24px Element5.png]] || 2 || 2 || 0.5 || || || || 0.5 || || || || || 0.5 ||
|-
| || [[Normal]] [[File:Tusk.png]] || || || || || || || 0.5 || || || || || ||
|-
| || [[Shadow]] [[File:S Light03.png]] || 2 || 0.5 || || || 0.5 || || || || 2 || || || ||
|-
| || [[Sky]] [[File:Feather .png]] || || 2 || 0.5 || || 2 || || || || || || || || 2
|-
| || [[Venom]] [[File:S_Poison01.png]] || || 0.5 || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || || || 0.5 || 0.5 || 2
|-
| || [[Water]] [[File:24px Element2.png]] || || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 0.5
|-
| || [[Wood]] [[File:I Leaf-24.png]] || || 2 || 0.5 || || || || || || || || 0.5 || 2 || 0.5
|}

[[File:Heatmap_13.png]]

==== Icons ====

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|?Default12px
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}}</td></tr></table>
</td></tr></table>

== Physical and Energy Sides to Elements ==

The element system allows for thematic variation, meaning techniques of the same element may draw from different power sources. For example, two Wood techniques might differ in style—one rooted in physical plant growth, the other in magical nature manipulation.

Below is a breakdown of each element's physical and magical interpretations:

{| class="wikitable"
! Element !! Physical Theme !! Magical Theme
|-
| Earth || Ground || Rock
|-
| Heroic || Martial Arts || Light
|-
| Sky || Bird || Wind
|-
| Water || Fish || Flowing Water
|-
| Frost || Ice || Cold
|-
| Cosmic || Energy || Psychic
|-
| Wood || Plant || Nature Magic
|-
| Normal || Physical Force || Sound
|-
| Shadow || Trickery || Shadow Magic / Specter
|}

''Note: These themes are conceptual and can guide technique design, monster aesthetics, and elemental lore without affecting core mechanics.''

=== Type Cycles ===

The elemental system includes strategic relationships between types, organized into cycles that define strengths and weaknesses. These cycles help determine how techniques interact with monsters of different elements.

There are '''eight type triangles''', where '''type A''' is strong against '''type B''', '''type B''' is strong against '''type C''', and '''type C''' is strong against '''type A'''. These form closed loops of advantage.

==== Reciprocal Triangles ====

Four of these triangles are '''reciprocal''', meaning the reverse direction consistently results in a weakness (x0.5 damage). These cycles are symmetrical and easy to memorize:

* '''Fire → Water → Wood:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Fire → Earth → Wood:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Shadow → Cosmic → Heroic:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, each deals x0.5 damage.
* '''Sky → Heroic → Frost:''' Each element deals x2 damage to the next. In reverse, all interactions are neutral (x1).

These cycles reflect thematic contrasts drawn from each element’s physical and magical sides:

* '''Fire → Water → Wood''' transitions from destructive flame (Fire) to fluid adaptability (Water) to organic growth (Wood).
* '''Shadow → Cosmic → Heroic''' contrasts deception and trickery (Shadow) with psychic energy (Cosmic) and radiant martial prowess (Heroic).
* '''Sky → Heroic → Frost''' blends aerial agility (Bird/Wind), valor (Martial Arts/Light), and elemental chill (Ice/Cold).

==== Non-Reciprocal Triangles ====

The remaining four triangles are '''non-reciprocal''': each element deals x2 damage to the next, but the reverse direction does '''not consistently result in x0.5 damage'''. These are directional and asymmetrical:

* '''Metal → Earth → Fire'''
* '''Lightning → Metal → Earth'''
* '''Lightning → Sky → Earth'''
* '''Shadow → Sky → Heroic'''

These cycles emphasize tactical flow rather than mirrored weakness. For example:

* '''Lightning → Metal → Earth''' reflects the progression from raw energy (Lightning), to forged strength (Metal), to grounded resilience (Earth).
* '''Shadow → Sky → Heroic''' contrasts illusion and stealth (Shadow), aerial movement (Sky), and disciplined power (Heroic).

==== Type Squares ====

There are also '''three type squares''', where four elements form a loop of advantage. Each element deals x2 damage to the next in the sequence:

* '''Venom → Wood → Earth → Fire'''
* '''Venom → Wood → Water → Fire'''
* '''Lightning → Sky → Wood → Earth'''

These squares offer more complex strategic layering. For example:

* '''Venom → Wood → Water → Fire''' blends toxic disruption (Venom), natural growth (Wood), fluid motion (Water), and destructive force (Fire).
* '''Lightning → Sky → Wood → Earth''' transitions from raw energy (Lightning), to aerial finesse (Sky), to organic strength (Wood), to grounded defense (Earth).

''Note: These cycles do not affect technique composition directly, but they define elemental effectiveness in combat. Combined with the physical vs magical themes of each element, they offer rich tactical and aesthetic diversity.''

= The Five-Type System =

Originally, Tuxemon had five types - [[Fire]], [[Earth]], [[Metal]], [[Water]] and [[Wood]], with a "sixth" type ([[Aether]]) to represent the absence of a type.

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|?TXMN ID
|?Default12px
|?Default24px
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|?Default64px
|sort=TXMN ID
|order=asc
}}</td></tr></table>
</td></tr></table>

=== Background ===

The five types are based on the five-element/five-agent theory of [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wu_Xing Wu Xing]. The doctrine of five phases describes this:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/91/Wu_Xing.png/300px-Wu_Xing.png

=== Overcoming Cycle ===
* Wood parts Earth (such as roots; or, Trees can prevent soil erosion)
* Earth dams (or muddles or absorbs) Water
* Water extinguishes Fire
* Fire melts Metal
* Metal chops Wood

=== Generating Cycle ===

* Wood fuels Fire
* Fire leaves behind Earth (ash)
* Earth produces Metal
* Metal fortifies Water (minerals in water)
* Water nourishes Wood

== Associations ==

* '''Fire:''' Includes creatures associated with energy, like electricity, light and heat, dragons and other legendary beings, and poison.
* '''Water:''' Includes creatures associated with the sea, lakes and swamps, ice and snow, the weather, liquids like blood, and fish and amphibians.
* '''Wood:''' Includes creatures associated with plants, lichen and fungi, poison and venom, forests, the natural environment, the wind and flying, and the wilderness.
* '''Earth:''' Includes creatures associated with the ground and underground, dirt and soil, mountains and rocks, caves, and ancient and buried things.
* '''Metal:''' Includes creatures associated with steel, light and darkness, mechanical and robotic things, psychic powers and other unnatural things, humankind, and the undead.

=== How it works ===
An attack is weak against the element that it Generates and strong against the element that it Overcomes.

{| class="wikitable"
! tech/target !! Wood !! Earth !! Water !! Fire !! Metal
|-
| Wood || || 2 || || 0.5 ||
|-
| Earth || || || 2 || || 0.5
|-
| Water || 0.5 || || || 2 ||
|-
| Fire || || 0.5 || || || 2
|-
| Metal || 2 || || 0.5 || ||
|}

[[File:Heatmap_basic.png]]

=== Dual types/Pseudo-types ===

While the game only has five types, the existence of two-type monsters and techniques allows for different vulnerability and resistance profiles. We can therefore represent other "types".

For example, Earth-Fire techniques do half damage to Earth monsters and double damage to Water monsters. Electricity-themed techniques like [[Electrical Storm]] can be given the types Earth and Fire, to reflect the idea that water conducts electricity well, but it is earthed when it hits the ground.

==== Earth-Fire ====

Earth-Fire ("Lightning") techniques do half damage to Earth monsters and double damage to Water monsters.

Earth-Fire monsters take half damage from Fire techniques and double damage from Water techniques.

Example Earth-Fire monsters:

* [[Grinflare]]
* [[Metesaur]]

Example Earth-Fire techniques:

* [[Electrical Storm]]
* [[Surge]]
* [[Thunderclap]]

==== Earth-Water ====

Earth-Water ("Frost") techniques do half damage to Wood and Metal monsters and double damage to Fire and Water monsters.

Earth-Water monsters take half damage from Fire and Metal techniques and double damage from Wood and Earth techniques.

Example Earth-Water monsters:

* [[Grumpi]]
* [[Toufigel]]
* [[Chillimp]]

Example Earth-Water techniques:

* [[Frostbite]]
* [[Ice Claw]]
* [[Snowstorm]]

==== Earth-Wood ====

Earth-Wood ("Toxin/Fungus") techniques do half damage to Fire and Metal monsters and double damage to Earth and Water monsters.

Earth-Wood monsters take half damage from Fire and Water techniques and double damage from Wood and Metal techniques.

Example Earth-Wood monsters:

* [[Coleorus]]
* [[Cowpignon]]

Example Earth-Wood techniques:

* [[Fester]]

==== Earth-Metal ====

Earth-Metal ("Vermin") techniques do half damage to Metal monsters and double damage to Wood monsters.

Earth-Metal monsters take half damage from Earth techniques and double damage from Wood techniques.

Example Earth-Metal monsters:

* [[Grintrock]]
* [[Happito]]
* [[Miaownolith]]

==== Fire-Water ====

Fire-Water ("Cosmic") techniques do half damage to Earth and Wood monsters and double damage to Fire and Water monsters.

Fire-Water monsters take half damage from Metal and Wood techniques and double damage from Water and Earth techniques.

Example Fire-Water monsters:

* [[Seirein]]
* [[Yiinaang]]

==== Fire-Wood ====

Fire-Wood ("Battle") techniques do half damage to Fire monsters and double damage to Metal monsters.

Fire-Wood monsters take half damage from Wood techniques and double damage from Metal techniques.

Example Fire-Wood monsters:

* [[Tikoal]]
* [[Tikorch]]

==== Fire-Metal ====

Fire-Metal ("Psionic") techniques do half damage to Earth and Water monsters and double damage to Wood and Metal monsters.

Fire-Metal monsters take half damage from Earth techniques and double damage from Fire techniques.

Example Fire-Metal monsters:

* [[Embazook]]
* [[Angrito]]
* [[Ouroboutlet]]

Example Earth-Fire techniques:

* [[Amnesia]]
* [[Bubble]]
* [[Sleep Bomb]]

==== Water-Wood ====

Water-Wood techniques do half damage to Wood monsters and double damage to Earth monsters

Water-Wood monsters take half damage from Water techniques and double damage from Earth techniques.

Example Water-Wood monsters:

* [[Conifrost]]
* [[Sharpfin]]

==== Water-Metal ====

Water-Metal ("Darkness") techniques do half damage to Water monsters and double damage to Fire monsters.

Water-Metal monsters take half damage from Metal techniques and double damage from Fire techniques.

Example Water-Metal monsters:

* [[Hydrone]]
* [[Sadito]]
* [[Vivitrans]]

==== Wood-Metal ====

Wood-Metal ("Heaven") techniques do half damage to Fire and Water monsters and double damage to Earth and Wood monsters.

Wood-Metal monsters take half damage from Water and Earth techniques and double damage from Metal and Fire techniques.

Example Wood-Metal monsters:

* [[Katapill]]
* [[Neutrito]]
* [[Spycozeus]]

== Alternative systems ==

* [[Other element systems]]

== List ==

{{#default_form:Type}}

Tags

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Sanglorian:

Tags determine which techniques a monster can learn via [[Technical Manual]]s and [[Move Manual]]s. If one of a technique's tags matches a monster's tag, the monster can learn that technique.

== Amphibian ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Amphibian]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Amphibian]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bird ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Bird]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bite ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bite]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bite]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bomber ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Bomber]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bug ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Bug]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Calamity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Celestial ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Claws ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Darkness ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Electricity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Fists ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Flame ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Flame]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Flame]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Food ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Food]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Food]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Fury ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fury]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fury]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gadgets ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gadgets]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gadgets]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gaze ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gaze]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gaze]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gemstone ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gemstone]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gemstone]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ghost ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ghost]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ghost]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ground ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ground]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ground]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Healing ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Healing]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Healing]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ice ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ice]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ice]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Leadership ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Leadership]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Leadership]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Light ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Light]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Light]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Love ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Love]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Love]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Machine ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Machine]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Machine]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Megafauna ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Megafauna]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Megafauna]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Mental ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Mental]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Mental]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Plant ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Plant]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Plant]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Pseudopod ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Pseudopod]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Pseudopod]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Reserved ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Reserved]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Reserved]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Rock ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Rock]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Rock]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Shapeshifter ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shapeshifter]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shapeshifter]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Sharp ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Sharp]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Sharp]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Shielded ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shielded]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shielded]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Soldier ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Soldier]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Soldier]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Speed ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Speed]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Speed]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Staff ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Staff]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Staff]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Steel ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Steel]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Steel]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Summoner ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Summoner]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Summoner]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Tail ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tail]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tail]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Tongue ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tongue]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tongue]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Toxic ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Toxic]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Toxic]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Universal ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Universal]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Universal]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Weather ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Weather]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Weather]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Water ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Water]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Water]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}

Tags

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Sanglorian: /* Universal */

Tags determine which techniques a monster can learn via [[Technical Manual]]s and [[Move Manual]]s. If one of a technique's tags matches a monster's tag, the monster can learn that technique.

== Amphibian ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Amphibian]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Amphibian]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bird ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bird]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bird]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bite ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bite]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bite]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bomber ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bomber]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bomber]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bug ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bug]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Bug]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Calamity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Celestial ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Claws ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Darkness ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Electricity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Fists ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Flame ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Flame]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Flame]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Food ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Food]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Food]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Fury ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fury]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fury]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gadgets ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gadgets]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gadgets]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gaze ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gaze]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gaze]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gemstone ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gemstone]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gemstone]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ghost ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ghost]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ghost]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ground ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ground]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ground]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Healing ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Healing]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Healing]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ice ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ice]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ice]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Leadership ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Leadership]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Leadership]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Light ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Light]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Light]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Love ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Love]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Love]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Machine ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Machine]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Machine]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Megafauna ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Megafauna]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Megafauna]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Mental ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Mental]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Mental]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Plant ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Plant]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Plant]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Pseudopod ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Pseudopod]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Pseudopod]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Reserved ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Reserved]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Reserved]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Rock ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Rock]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Rock]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Shapeshifter ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shapeshifter]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shapeshifter]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Sharp ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Sharp]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Sharp]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Shielded ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shielded]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shielded]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Soldier ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Soldier]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Soldier]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Speed ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Speed]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Speed]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Staff ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Staff]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Staff]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Steel ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Steel]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Steel]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Summoner ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Summoner]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Summoner]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Tail ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tail]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tail]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Tongue ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tongue]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tongue]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Toxic ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Toxic]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Toxic]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Universal ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Universal]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Universal]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}

== Weather ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Weather]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Weather]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Water ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Water]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Water]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}

Template:Monster

2026-05-12T12:35:16Z

Sanglorian:

<noinclude>
This is the "Monster" template.
It should be called in the following format:
<pre>
{{Monster
|Alternative Names=
|Types=
|Sources=
|Source Explanation=
|Evolves=
|Main Details=
|First URL=
|Species=
|Name Origin=
|Design Origin=
|SpyderCampaign=
|TXMN Completed=
|TXMN Completed Exists=
|TXMN Types=
|TXMN Sub-Elements=
|TXMN Body Shape=
|TXMN Sexes=
|TXMN Stages=
|TXMN ID=
|TXMN Terrains=
|TXMN Blurb=
|TXMN Catch Resistance=
|Tags=
|Fusion First=
|Fusion Second=
|TXMN_ES Name=
|TXMN_ES Species=
|TXMN_ES Blurb=
|TXMN_DE Name=
|TXMN_DE Species=
|TXMN_DE Blurb=
|TXMN_FR Name=
|TXMN_FR Species=
|TXMN_FR Blurb=
|TXMN_PT Name=
|TXMN_PT Species=
|TXMN_PT Blurb=
}}
</pre>
Edit the page to see the template text.
</noinclude><includeonly>{{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Art]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MainImage::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Art]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|thumb]] | [[MainImage::Missing| ]] }}

{| style="width: 30em; font-size: 90%; border: 1px solid #aaaaaa; background-color: #f9f9f9; color: black; margin-bottom: 0.5em; margin-left: 1em; padding: 0.2em; float: right; clear: right; text-align:left;"
! style="text-align: center; background-color:#ccccff;" colspan="2" |<span style="font-size: larger;">TXMN Stats</span>
|-
! Type(s)
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Types|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Type::x]]}}
|-
! Element(s)
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Sub-Elements|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Element::x]]}}
|-
! Call
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Call]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MainCall::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Call]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}]] | [[MainCall::Missing| ]] }}
|-
! Completed
| [[TXMN Completed::{{{TXMN Completed|}}}]] {{#if: {{{TXMN Completed|}}} | | {{#set:TXMN Completed Exists=No}} }}
|-
! Body Shape
| [[TXMN Body Shape::{{{TXMN Body Shape|}}}]]
|-
! ID
| [[TXMN ID::{{{TXMN ID|}}}]] {{#if: {{{TXMN ID|}}} | | {{#set:TXMN ID Missing=Yes}} }}
|-
! Blurb
| [[TXMN Blurb::{{{TXMN Blurb|}}}]]
|-
! Height/Length (centimetres)
| [[TXMN Height::{{{TXMN Height|}}}]]
|-
! Weight (kilograms)
| [[TXMN Weight::{{{TXMN Weight|}}}]]
|-
! Catch Rate
| [[TXMN Catch Resistance::{{{TXMN Catch Resistance|}}}]]
|-
! Terrain(s)
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Terrains|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Terrain::x]]}}
|-
! Sex(es)
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Sexes|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Gender::x]]}}
|-
! Evolution Stage
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Stages|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Stage::x]]}}
|-
! [[Tags]]
| {{#arraymap:{{{Tags|}}},Universal|,|x|{{#set:Tags=x}}x}}
|-
! Fusion Name First Part
| [[Fusion First::{{{Fusion First|}}}]]
|-
! Fusion Name Second Part
| -[[Fusion Second::{{{Fusion Second|}}}]]
|}

[[Set 1]] • [[Set 2]] • [[Set 3]] • [[Creature Progress Tracker]]

<table>
<tr>

{{#if:{{{TXMN ID|}}}|
<td>{{#expr:({{{TXMN ID}}})-1}} ← </td> |}}

<td>
<p style="font-weight: bold;"><span style="display: inline-block;">{{{TXMN ID|}}} </span><span id="cf3" style="display: inline-block;">{{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Face Sprite 1]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[FaceSprite1::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Face Sprite 1]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|24px|link=|class=bottom]] | }}{{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Face Sprite 2]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[FaceSprite2::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Face Sprite 2]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|24px|link=|class=top]] | }}</span><span style="display: inline-block;"> {{PAGENAME}}</span></p>
</td>

{{#if:{{{TXMN ID|}}}|
<td> → {{#expr:({{{TXMN ID}}})+1}} </td> |}}

</tr></table>

'''{{PAGENAME}}'''{{#if:{{{Species|}}}|, the [[Species::{{{Species|}}}]] tuxemon,|}} is a {{#if:{{{TXMN Types|}}}|{{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Types|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Types::x]]-type}}|[[TXMN Types::Untyped]]}} monster.

{{{Main Details|}}}
=== Trivia ===
'''Name Origin:''' {{{Name Origin|}}}

==== Design Origin ====
{{{Design Origin|}}}

=== In [[The Spyder in the Cathedral]] Campaign ===

[[SpyderCampaign::{{{SpyderCampaign|}}}]]

=== Evolution ===
<table class="invisitable">
<tr>
{{#if: {{#ask:[[EvolvesInto.EvolvesInto::{{PAGENAME}}]]}} | <td>{{#ask:[[EvolvesInto.EvolvesInto::{{PAGENAME}}]] | ?Default64px= | mainlabel=- }}</td><td><strong>→</strong></td> | }}
{{#if: {{#ask:[[EvolvesInto::{{PAGENAME}}]]}} | <td>{{#ask:[[EvolvesInto::{{PAGENAME}}]] | ?Default64px= | mainlabel=- }}</td><td><strong>→</strong></td> | }}
<td>{{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:64px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[Default64px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:64px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|64px]] | [[Default64px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Art]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|64x64px]] }}
</td>
{{#if: {{#ask:[[Evolves::{{PAGENAME}}]]}} | <td><strong>→</strong></td><td>{{#ask:[[Evolves::{{PAGENAME}}]] | ?Default64px= | mainlabel=- }}</td> | }}
{{#if: {{#ask:[[Evolves.Evolves::{{PAGENAME}}]]}} | <td><strong>→</strong></td><td>{{#ask:[[Evolves.Evolves::{{PAGENAME}}]] | ?Default64px= | mainlabel=- }}</td> | }}</tr>

<tr>
{{#if: {{#ask:[[EvolvesInto.EvolvesInto::{{PAGENAME}}]] }} | <td>{{#ask:[[EvolvesInto.EvolvesInto::{{PAGENAME}}]] }}</td><td> </td> | }}
{{#if: {{#arraymap:{{{Evolves|}}}|,|x|[[Evolves::x]]}} | <td>{{#arraymap:{{{Evolves|}}}|,|x|[[Evolves::x]]}}</td><td> </td> | }}
<td><b>{{PAGENAME}}</b></td>
{{#if: {{#ask:[[Evolves::{{PAGENAME}}]]}} | <td> </td><td>{{#arraymap:{{#ask:[[Evolves::{{PAGENAME}}]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|,|x|[[EvolvesInto::x]]}}</td> | }}
{{#if: {{#ask:[[Evolves.Evolves::{{PAGENAME}}]]}} | <td> </td><td>{{#ask:[[Evolves.Evolves::{{PAGENAME}}]] }}</td> | }}</tr></table>

== Sprites ==
=== Tuxemon Standard ===
{| class="wikitable"
! 64px
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:64px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[FrontSprite::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:64px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|64px]] | [[FrontSprite::Missing]] }}
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Back Sprite]] [[Category:64px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[BackSprite::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Back Sprite]] [[Category:64px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|64px]] | [[BackSprite::Missing]]}}
|-
! Face Sprites
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Face Sprite 1]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[FaceSprite1::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Face Sprite 1]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|24px]] | [[Face Sprite 1::Missing]]}}
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Face Sprite 2]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[FaceSprite2::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Face Sprite 2]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|24px]] | [[Face Sprite 2::Missing]] }}
|-
! Overland Sprites
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Overland Sprite]] [[Category:16px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[OverlandSprite::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Overland Sprite]] [[Category:16px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}]] | [[OverlandSprite::Missing]] }}
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Overland Sprite]] [[Category:32px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[OverlandSprite32px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Overland Sprite]] [[Category:32px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}]] | [[OverlandSprite32px::Missing]] }}
|}

===Other Standards===
{| class="wikitable"
! 48px
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:48px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[FrontSprite48px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:48px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|48px]] | [[FrontSprite48px::Missing]] }}
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Back Sprite]] [[Category:48px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[BackSprite48px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Back Sprite]] [[Category:48px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|48px]] | [[BackSprite48px::Missing]]}}
|-
! 56px
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:56px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[FrontSprite56px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:56px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|56px]] | [[FrontSprite56px::Missing]] }}
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Back Sprite]] [[Category:56px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[BackSprite56px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Back Sprite]] [[Category:56px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|56px]] | [[BackSprite56px::Missing]]}}
|-
! 80px
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:80px]] [[Category:Main]]}} | [[FrontSprite80px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Front Sprite]] [[Category:80px]] [[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|80px]] | [[FrontSprite80px::Missing]] }}
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Back Sprite]] [[Category:80px]] [[Category:Main]]}} | [[BackSprite80px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Back Sprite]] [[Category:80px]] [[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|80px]] | [[BackSprite80px::Missing]] }}
|-
! Menu Sprites (32px)
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 1]] [[Category:32px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MenuSprite1-32px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 1]] [[Category:32px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|32px]] | [[MenuSprite1-32px::Missing]] }}
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 2]] [[Category:32px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MenuSprite2-32px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 2]] [[Category:32px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|32px]] | [[MenuSprite2-32px::Missing]] }}
|-
! Menu Sprites (24px)
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 1]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MenuSprite1px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 1]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|24px]] | [[MenuSprite1::Missing]] }}
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 2]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MenuSprite2::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 2]] [[Category:24px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|24px]] | [[MenuSprite2::Missing]] }}
|-
! Menu Sprites (16px)
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 1]] [[Category:16px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MenuSprite1px::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 1]] [[Category:16px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|16px]] | [[MenuSprite1::Missing]] }}
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 2]] [[Category:16px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MenuSprite2::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 2]] [[Category:16px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|16px]] | [[MenuSprite2::Missing]] }}
|}

{{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Fusion Blank]] [[Category:64px]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[FusionBlank::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Fusion Blank]] [[Category:64px]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|128px]] | [[FusionBlank::Missing]] }}

__NOTOC__
== Contributors ==
{{#if:{{{First URL|}}} | <strong>First Appeared:</strong> [{{{First URL|}}}] | }}

{{#arraymap:{{{Sources|}}}|,|x|[[Sources::x]]}}

[[Source Explanation::{{{Source Explanation|}}}]]

== Variations ==
{{#if:{{{Alternative Names|}}}|<strong>Alternative Names:</strong> {{#arraymap:{{{Alternative Names|}}}|,|x|[[Alternative Names::x]]}}| }}

{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Art]]
[[Category:Alternative]]
|format=gallery
|link=all
|searchlabel=… further results
|navigation=nav
|autocaptions=1
|intro=Other art
}}
{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Menu Sprite 1||Menu Sprite 2||Menu Sprite||Face Sprite 1||Face Sprite 2||Back Sprite||Front Sprite||Other Sprite]]
[[Category:Alternative]]
|link=all
|searchlabel=… further results
|navigation=nav
|intro=<strong style="text-align: center;">Alternative sprites</strong>
}}

== In other languages ==

{| class="formtable"
! Language
| Name
| Category
| Blurb
|-
! Spanish
| [[TXMN_ES Name::{{{TXMN_ES Name|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_ES Species::{{{TXMN_ES Species|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_ES Blurb::{{{TXMN_ES Blurb|}}}]]
|-
! German
| [[TXMN_DE Name::{{{TXMN_DE Name|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_DE Species::{{{TXMN_DE Species|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_DE Blurb::{{{TXMN_DE Blurb|}}}]]
|-
! French
| [[TXMN_FR Name::{{{TXMN_FR Name|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_FR Species::{{{TXMN_FR Species|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_FR Blurb::{{{TXMN_FR Blurb|}}}]]
|-
! Portuguese
| [[TXMN_PT Name::{{{TXMN_PT Name|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_PT Species::{{{TXMN_PT Species|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_PT Blurb::{{{TXMN_PT Blurb|}}}]]
|}

[[Category:Monster]]
[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]

{{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Completed|}}}|,|x|[[Category:x]]}}
{{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Types|}}}|,|x|[[Category:x]]}}
{{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Sub-Elements|}}}|,|x|[[Category:x (element)]]}}
{{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Body Shape|}}}|,|x|[[Category:x]]}}
{{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Sexes|}}}|,|x|[[Category:x]]}}
{{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Stages|}}}|,|x|[[Category:x]]}}
{{#arraymap:{{{Sources|}}}|,|x|[[Category:x]]}}
</includeonly>

Template:Monster

2026-05-12T12:32:11Z

Sanglorian:

<noinclude>
This is the "Monster" template.
It should be called in the following format:
<pre>
{{Monster
|Alternative Names=
|Types=
|Sources=
|Source Explanation=
|Evolves=
|Main Details=
|First URL=
|Species=
|Name Origin=
|Design Origin=
|SpyderCampaign=
|TXMN Completed=
|TXMN Completed Exists=
|TXMN Types=
|TXMN Sub-Elements=
|TXMN Body Shape=
|TXMN Sexes=
|TXMN Stages=
|TXMN ID=
|TXMN Terrains=
|TXMN Blurb=
|TXMN Catch Resistance=
|Tags=
|Fusion First=
|Fusion Second=
|TXMN_ES Name=
|TXMN_ES Species=
|TXMN_ES Blurb=
|TXMN_DE Name=
|TXMN_DE Species=
|TXMN_DE Blurb=
|TXMN_FR Name=
|TXMN_FR Species=
|TXMN_FR Blurb=
|TXMN_PT Name=
|TXMN_PT Species=
|TXMN_PT Blurb=
}}
</pre>
Edit the page to see the template text.
</noinclude><includeonly>{{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Art]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MainImage::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Art]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|thumb]] | [[MainImage::Missing| ]] }}

{| style="width: 30em; font-size: 90%; border: 1px solid #aaaaaa; background-color: #f9f9f9; color: black; margin-bottom: 0.5em; margin-left: 1em; padding: 0.2em; float: right; clear: right; text-align:left;"
! style="text-align: center; background-color:#ccccff;" colspan="2" |<span style="font-size: larger;">TXMN Stats</span>
|-
! Type(s)
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Types|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Type::x]]}}
|-
! Element(s)
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Sub-Elements|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Element::x]]}}
|-
! Call
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Call]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MainCall::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Call]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}]] | [[MainCall::Missing| ]] }}
|-
! Completed
| [[TXMN Completed::{{{TXMN Completed|}}}]] {{#if: {{{TXMN Completed|}}} | | {{#set:TXMN Completed Exists=No}} }}
|-
! Body Shape
| [[TXMN Body Shape::{{{TXMN Body Shape|}}}]]
|-
! ID
| [[TXMN ID::{{{TXMN ID|}}}]] {{#if: {{{TXMN ID|}}} | | {{#set:TXMN ID Missing=Yes}} }}
|-
! Blurb
| [[TXMN Blurb::{{{TXMN Blurb|}}}]]
|-
! Height/Length (centimetres)
| [[TXMN Height::{{{TXMN Height|}}}]]
|-
! Weight (kilograms)
| [[TXMN Weight::{{{TXMN Weight|}}}]]
|-
! Catch Rate
| [[TXMN Catch Resistance::{{{TXMN Catch Resistance|}}}]]
|-
! Terrain(s)
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Terrains|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Terrain::x]]}}
|-
! Sex(es)
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Sexes|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Gender::x]]}}
|-
! Evolution Stage
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Stages|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Stage::x]]}}
|-
! [[Tags]]
| {{#arraymap:{{{Tags|}}},Universal|,|x|[[Tags::x|x]]}}
|-
! Fusion Name First Part
| [[Fusion First::{{{Fusion First|}}}]]
|-
! Fusion Name Second Part
| -[[Fusion Second::{{{Fusion Second|}}}]]
|}

[[Set 1]] • [[Set 2]] • [[Set 3]] • [[Creature Progress Tracker]]

<table>
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=== Trivia ===
'''Name Origin:''' {{{Name Origin|}}}

==== Design Origin ====
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=== In [[The Spyder in the Cathedral]] Campaign ===

[[SpyderCampaign::{{{SpyderCampaign|}}}]]

=== Evolution ===
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== Sprites ==
=== Tuxemon Standard ===
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== Contributors ==
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{{#arraymap:{{{Sources|}}}|,|x|[[Sources::x]]}}

[[Source Explanation::{{{Source Explanation|}}}]]

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== In other languages ==

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| Category
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| [[TXMN_ES Species::{{{TXMN_ES Species|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_ES Blurb::{{{TXMN_ES Blurb|}}}]]
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! German
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| [[TXMN_DE Species::{{{TXMN_DE Species|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_DE Blurb::{{{TXMN_DE Blurb|}}}]]
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! French
| [[TXMN_FR Name::{{{TXMN_FR Name|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_FR Species::{{{TXMN_FR Species|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_FR Blurb::{{{TXMN_FR Blurb|}}}]]
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! Portuguese
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| [[TXMN_PT Species::{{{TXMN_PT Species|}}}]]
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Asudopt

2026-05-12T12:30:21Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|First URL=https://forum.tuxemon.org/thread.php?pid=657
|Sources=HippasusTwo, tamashihoshi
|Source Explanation=Design and art by tamashihoshi. Sprites by HippasusTwo.
|Species=God Penguin
|Name Origin=Asudopt's name is derived from the Linux command 'sudo apt-get'. Specifically, it takes the 'a' from 'apt-get', followed by 'sudo', and finally the 'pt' from 'apt-get'. The name Asudopt can be seen as symbolizing the duality of existence, much like the contrasting forces of life and death, day and night, or creation and destruction. In a clever play on words, it also echoes the opposing actions of 'sudo apt-get install' and 'sudo apt-get remove'.
|Design Origin=concept:
* Asudopt's beak is reminiscent of a king penguin's, but with a twist: it grows and curves over its eyes, morphing into a pair of horns;
* The beak's unique shape allows it to cover its eyes, symbolizing that Asudopt doesn't rely on physical sight. Instead, it possesses a deeper, intuitive understanding of the world;
* A striking feature of Asudopt's design is the visible representation of day and night on its wings, with the two contrasting elements coexisting in harmony. This design element reflects Asudopt's role as a balance-keeper, standing between the opposing forces of light and darkness;
|Main Details=Asudopt is a legendary Tuxemon, shrouded in mystery. Unlike others, it's not meant to be caught or tamed. Instead, its significance lies in its role within the story, although I haven't yet determined the specifics of its involvement. Perhaps Asudopt is the creator of the world, or maybe it exists in multiple dimensions and timelines simultaneously, maintaining the delicate balance of the universe. The possibilities are endless, and its true nature remains a fascinating enigma.
|TXMN Types=Fire, Water
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Frost, Cosmic
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Body Shape=Flier
|TXMN ID=300
|TXMN Blurb=According to legend, ASUDOPT created the world and one day will destroy the world. In the meantime, it sets the world's universal laws.
|TXMN Height=150
|TXMN Weight=30
|TXMN Catch Resistance=5
|TXMN Sexes=Neuter
|TXMN Stages=Standalone
|TXMN Terrains=Other
|Tags=Amphibian, Bird, Bite, Bomber, Bug, Calamity, Celestial, Claws, Darkness, Electricity, Fists, Flame, Food, Fury, Gadgets, Gaze, Gemstone, Ghost, Ground, Healing, Ice, Leadership, Light, Love, Machine, Megafauna, Mental, Plant, Pseudopod, Rock, Shapeshifter, Sharp, Shielded, Soldier, Speed, Steel, Summoner, Toxic, Weather, Water
|Fusion First=Asu
|Fusion Second=dopt
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Peck
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Solar Synthesis
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Tsunami
|Technique_Level=4
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Ten Thousand Feathers
|Technique_Level=10
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Earthquake
|Technique_Level=13
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Flamethrower
|Technique_Level=19
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Tornado
|Technique_Level=25
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Energy Beam
|Technique_Level=31
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Frostbite
|Technique_Level=40
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Divinity Beam
|Technique_Level=55
}}

Bugzilladon

2026-05-12T12:30:20Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Debugging Titan
|Name Origin=Bug + Zilla + -don

Bug – Refers to software glitches and also the creature’s insectoid nature.

Zilla – A nod to Godzilla, evoking destructive power and towering presence.

-don – From Greek odōn (tooth) or used in dinosaur names to suggest primal force.
|Design Origin=Bugzilla mascot
|Main Details=Bugzilladon emerged from a catastrophic system crash that fused ancient debugging tools with rogue malware. Its armored shell is layered with obsolete patches and encrypted regrets. As it stomps through digital wastelands, it absorbs unresolved bugs to fuel its strength. Legends say it once debugged an entire server farm with a single punch, leaving behind only a glowing comment: <code>// fixed</code>.

Bugzilladon is said to roam the ruins of deprecated systems, feeding on memory leaks and broken loops. Its fists are forged from firewall fragments, and its roar sounds like a corrupted boot sequence. Rivaled only by [[Patchgeist]], Bugzilladon represents the brute force of unresolved code — a living monument to every dev’s darkest sprint.
|TXMN Types=Earth
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Earth, Heroic
|TXMN Body Shape=Grub
|TXMN Blurb=A hulking bug born from corrupted code and broken firewalls. It thrives on unresolved errors.
|TXMN Height=180
|TXMN Weight=140
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Neuter
|TXMN Stages=Standalone
|TXMN Terrains=Underground, Urban
|Tags=Bug, Machine, Fists, Gadgets, Fury
|Fusion First=Bugzil
|Fusion Second=ladon
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Punch
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Tonguespear
|Technique_Level=1
}}

Vivocra

2026-05-12T12:30:01Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Sovereign Coil
|Evolves=Vivipere
|Name Origin=''Vivi'' + ''ocra'' (suggested by ''Far Too Many Frogs'')
|Main Details=Vivocra is the evolved form of Vivipere, but unlike other evolutions, it's said to choose its own path—guided not by environment, but by destiny. Its hood's broad and ornate, marked with shifting glyphs that shimmer in low light. Scholars believe those markings are ancient runes that predate written language.

Vivocra rarely strikes first. Instead, it coils in silence, watching. Its venom's neuro-reactive, disrupting thought before movement. Trainers say Vivocra can communicate through dreams, offering cryptic warnings or commands. In some cultures, it's revered as a divine judge; in others, feared as a harbinger of collapse.

== Legend: The Serpent of Sovereignty ==

Vivocra isn't just a Tuxemon, it's a symbol of divine right. Each generation, a single Vivipere's raised in silence beneath the palace. On the eve of the new year, it's presented to the Royal Soothsayers. If it evolves into Vivocra, the monarch’s rule is reaffirmed. If it doesn’t, the throne's declared unstable.

One year, the Vivipere evolved into a form unknown, neither Vivocra nor any recorded evolution. That year became known as the Year of Chaos, and the kingdom fractured into five warring provinces. To this day, Vivocra’s emergence is seen as a sign of unity, and its absence as a warning.

Some whisper Vivocra isn’t an evolution at all, but a return, a reawakening of the original serpent that slithered through the world before time began.
|TXMN Types=Earth
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Normal
|TXMN Body Shape=Serpent
|TXMN Blurb=Born from whispers in forgotten tombs, it moves with the weight of prophecy. Its hood unfurls like a cursed sigil, and those who meet its gaze speak no more.
|TXMN Height=210
|TXMN Weight=68.4
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Male, Female
|TXMN Stages=Stage1
|TXMN Terrains=Desert, Ruins
|Tags=Shapeshifter, Bite, Gaze, Calamity, Toxic
|TXMN_ES Name=Vivóbra
|TXMN_FR Name=Vivocobre
|TXMN_PT Name=Vivacobra
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Stone Rot
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Hammerhead
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Quicksand
|Technique_Level=4
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Spit Poison
|Technique_Level=7
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Wallow
|Technique_Level=13
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Crushing Bite
|Technique_Level=21
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Neuroshock
|Technique_Level=27
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Clairaudience
|Technique_Level=30
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Viper
|Technique_Level=33
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Curse
|Technique_Level=36
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Fey Light
|Technique_Level=39
}}

Pyserp

2026-05-12T12:29:58Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Syntax Serpent
|Name Origin=''Pygame'' + ''Serpent''
|Design Origin=Pygame mascot
|Main Details=Pyserp is an incredibly agile and intelligent Tuxemon known for its glowing patterns and a head shaped like a terminal window. It can manipulate data and code with its mind, using its psychic powers to create intricate patterns in the air or even to debug simple programs. Pyserp is naturally playful but can become serious when focusing on complex tasks. It's fiercely loyal to a trainer who understands and respects its unique abilities.
|TXMN Types=Fire, Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Cosmic
|TXMN Body Shape=Serpent
|TXMN Blurb=It can manipulate code with its mind, using its psychic powers to create intricate patterns.
|TXMN Height=80
|TXMN Weight=15.9
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Male, Female
|TXMN Stages=Standalone
|Tags=Machine, Light, Bite, Tongue, Mental, Gaze
|TXMN_ES Name=Serpytón
|TXMN_DE Name=Byteviper
|TXMN_FR Name=Serpicode
|TXMN_PT Name=Ofidotron
}}

Patchgeist

2026-05-12T12:29:53Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Forgotten Fixes
|Name Origin=Patch + Geist

Patch – Refers to software patches and its stitched, fabric-like body

Geist – German for "ghost" evoking its spectral nature and haunting presence
|Main Details=Patchgeist materialized from the remnants of half-applied fixes and deprecated libraries. Its body is a stitched-together quilt of forgotten patches, each one echoing a failed attempt to heal broken systems. Gliding silently through digital ruins, it whispers changelogs from long-lost versions. When it encounters unresolved bugs, it doesn't fight — it rewrites. Its presence causes old code to flicker with ghostly stability, only to crash again when it vanishes.

Patchgeist is said to haunt legacy systems, appearing only during midnight deployments. Developers who've seen it claim their terminal froze, then displayed a message: <code>// you tried</code>. It's the embodiment of every hotfix that almost worked, every rollback that came too late. While [[Bugzilladon]] smashes through errors, Patchgeist quietly rewrites history — one haunted commit at a time.
|TXMN Types=Fire, Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Cosmic, Shadow
|TXMN Body Shape=Humanoid
|TXMN Blurb=A spectral patchwork born from abandoned updates. It drifts through code, seeking closure.
|TXMN Height=160
|TXMN Weight=22
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Neuter
|TXMN Stages=Standalone
|TXMN Terrains=Ruins, Urban
|Tags=Ghost, Darkness, Calamity, Claws, Machine, Shielded
|Fusion First=Patch
|Fusion Second=geist
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Shadow Boxing
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Data Swap
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Shade Shield
|Technique_Level=5
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Shadow Sphere
|Technique_Level=10
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Curse
|Technique_Level=15
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Sockpuppet
|Technique_Level=20
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Neuroshock
|Technique_Level=25
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Shadow Blast
|Technique_Level=30
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Fey Light
|Technique_Level=35
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Deletion Request
|Technique_Level=40
}}

Palmask

2026-05-12T12:29:53Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Leo, Sanglorian, JaskRendix
|Source Explanation=Design by Leo. Named by Sanglorian. Sprites by JaskRendix.
|Species=Watchful Tree
|Name Origin=''palm'' + ''mask'', also evoking ''pall''
|Main Details=Its body resembles a sun-bleached skeleton, textured like aged wood and marked with dark knots. From the top sprout broad, green fronds that sway unnaturally, even in still air. It stands with a wide-legged stance and hands on hips, exuding a strange mix of bravado and solemnity. Though its face is fixed in a hollow grin, its unmoving eyes seem to watch everything—quiet, patient, and unblinking. It's often found lingering near overgrown ruins, where the living rarely tread.
|TXMN Types=Wood
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Shadow, Wood
|TXMN Body Shape=Sprite
|TXMN Blurb=A forgotten spirit that took root in a sun-bleached husk. Its fronds sway even when the air is still. It watches intruders with eyes that never blink.
|TXMN Height=190
|TXMN Weight=210
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Neuter
|TXMN Stages=Standalone
|TXMN Terrains=Ruins
|Tags=Spore, Ghost, Staff, Darkness, Plant
|Fusion First=Palm
|Fusion Second=ask
}}

Gnunix

2026-05-12T12:29:44Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Free-Spirit
|Name Origin=''Gnu'' + ''Unix''
|Design Origin=GNU mascot
|Main Details=Gnunix is a highly intelligent and independent. Its large head and shaggy beard give it a distinguished appearance, and it is known for its mischievous yet wise grin. Gnunix are rarely found in one place for long, preferring to roam vast plains in small, loose-knit groups. They are fiercely protective of their freedom and will challenge any authority that tries to restrict them. Gnunix possess a unique psychic ability that allows them to communicate with a trainer by projecting ideas and complex logic rather than simple thoughts. They are known for their playful nature but can become stubborn if they feel their code of ethics is being compromised.
|TXMN Types=Fire, Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Cosmic
|TXMN Body Shape=Humanoid
|TXMN Blurb=A free-roaming creature that is hard to tame but a loyal friend. Its complex horns can manipulate unseen forces.
|TXMN Height=120
|TXMN Weight=145
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Male, Female
|TXMN Stages=Standalone
|TXMN Terrains=Grassland
|Tags=Mental, Megafauna, Summoner, Fists
|Fusion First=Gnu
|Fusion Second=unix
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Lock Horns
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Hook
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Stampede
|Technique_Level=5
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Mind Vise
|Technique_Level=10
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Energy Field
|Technique_Level=15
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Horn
|Technique_Level=20
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Rift Dash
|Technique_Level=25
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Counterspell
|Technique_Level=30
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Trample
|Technique_Level=35
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Divinity Beam
|Technique_Level=40
}}

Libds

2026-05-12T12:29:44Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Modular Daemon
|Name Origin=Lib + BDS

Lib – Derived from library, a common prefix in software development (e.g., libc, libpng). It represents modularity, shared functionality, and the open-source ethos. It also subtly nods to liberation, hinting at freedom from proprietary systems—a core BSD philosophy.

BDS – A stylized twist on BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution), the Unix-like operating system known for its stability, permissive licensing, and daemon mascot. Swapping the letters gives it a more creature-like name while preserving the reference.
|Design Origin=BDS Mascot
|Main Details=Libds is a mischievous pixel-born daemon that thrives in open-source environments. With its stubby horns, flickering tail, and trident forged from raw code, it roams digital landscapes seeking broken dependencies to patch—or exploit. Despite its impish size, Libds is known for its uncanny ability to "link" with other Tuxemon, sharing functions and evolving rapidly when exposed to new libraries.

Potential evolutions:
* Libdevd (Stage 1) - Gains developer tools and debugging powers; starts compiling attacks
* Libcoreds (Stage 2) - A fully linked system entity with root access and devastating command-line moves.
|TXMN Types=Fire
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Fire
|TXMN Body Shape=Sprite
|TXMN Blurb=A living library of chaos, this entity compiles mischief and executes it with fiery precision.
|TXMN Height=60
|TXMN Weight=12.4
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Neuter
|TXMN Stages=Standalone
|TXMN Terrains=Extraplanar
|Tags=Soldier, Flame, Fury, Tail, Darkness
|Fusion First=Lib
|Fusion Second=Bds
}}

Ferrocrab

2026-05-12T12:29:39Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Sturdy Crab
|Name Origin=''Ferris'' + ''Crab''
|Design Origin=Ferris Rust mascot
|Main Details=Ferrocrab is a docile Tuxemon known for its incredible durability. Its shell, which is as hard as tempered steel, is its most defining feature. This shell grows stronger with age and is almost completely impervious to physical attacks. Due to its dense, metallic body, it moves slowly but with immense force. Ferrocrab is often found near mines or quarries, where it feeds on iron ore and other trace minerals to maintain the strength of its armor. It is a calm and stubborn creature that will not back down from a threat but prefers to solve problems with patience rather than aggression.
|TXMN Types=Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Metal
|TXMN Body Shape=Leviathan
|TXMN Blurb=It's known to build unshakeable dens with its powerful claws. Its shell is as hard as iron.
|TXMN Height=50
|TXMN Weight=40
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Male, Female
|TXMN Stages=Standalone
|TXMN Terrains=Desert, Ruins, Underground
|Tags=Shielded, Water, Steel, Claws
|Fusion First=Ferro
|Fusion Second=crab
|TXMN_ES Name=Ferrijito
|TXMN_DE Name=Ferribotz
|TXMN_FR Name=Craboustech
|TXMN_PT Name=Ferricrabo
}}

Emulon

2026-05-12T12:29:35Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Sharing Mule
|Name Origin=eMu + Lon

eMu – A nod to eMule, the iconic peer-to-peer file-sharing client known for its decentralized spirit.

-lon – A suffix suggesting endurance and strength (like "stallion" or "champion"), reinforcing the mule's hardworking nature.
|Design Origin=Emule Mascot
|Main Details=Emulon is a sturdy, pixel-crafted mule known for its relentless dedication to sharing. With expressive eyes and a determined gait, it traverses digital landscapes carrying packets of data across vast networks. Though humble in appearance, Emulon is revered for its reliability and resilience, never backing down from a long transfer or a corrupted file. It’s often found in clusters, working together to distribute resources efficiently.

=== Rivalry with [[Torrentaur]] ===

TorrentTaur is a stampede of open-source fury, charging through cyberspace with raw power and righteous data flow. Emulon? A flickering ghost of legacy software, more concept than combatant, convinced it's powerful because it once booted on a calculator.

Their rivalry began when Emulon tried to copy TorrentTaur's signature move, Bitrush Overdrive — but instead launched a corrupted .txt file filled with ASCII cows and half a recipe for lasagna. TorrentTaur was not impressed.

Since then, Emulon has insisted it's TorrentTaur's equal, despite being physically incapable of lifting a USB stick. TorrentTaur endures Emulon's delusions like a sysadmin watching someone install Linux via PowerPoint — with quiet horror and a deep sigh.
|TXMN Types=Wood
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Normal
|TXMN Body Shape=Landrace
|TXMN Blurb=Built for the long haul, this digital wisp never quits until every byte finds its home.
|TXMN Height=90
|TXMN Weight=38.7
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Male, Female
|TXMN Stages=Standalone
|TXMN Terrains=Grassland, Woodland
|Tags=Ground, Love, Megafauna, Speed
|Fusion First=Emu
|Fusion Second=lon
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Gnaw
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Lick Lash
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Electroplate
|Technique_Level=13
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Data Swap
|Technique_Level=16
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Sockpuppet
|Technique_Level=21
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Combat Clone
|Technique_Level=25
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Deletion Request
|Technique_Level=31
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Laser Beam
|Technique_Level=34
}}

Dogeroid

2026-05-12T12:29:31Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Colossus
|Evolves=Doge
|Name Origin=A fusion of "Doge" and the suffix "-oid", meaning "resembling" or "entity of". The name also nods to "steroid", referencing its hyper-muscular physique and exaggerated power.
|Main Details=Dogeroid is the final evolution of Doge, transformed by exposure to concentrated meme energy and synthetic augmentation. Towering and tank-like, it roams abandoned data centers and meme temples, flexing with quantum precision. Its body is layered with reinforced muscle strands woven from digital code and alloyed protein, allowing it to withstand extreme damage while delivering devastating blows. Despite its intimidating presence, Dogeroid retains a trace of Doge's original charm—often striking dramatic poses mid-battle or barking at invisible foes. Some researchers believe Dogeroid exists partially in meme-space, making it unpredictable and difficult to track. Trainers who tame Dogeroid must balance brute force with meme awareness, lest they be overwhelmed by its chaotic charisma.
|TXMN Types=Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Cosmic, Metal
|TXMN Body Shape=Brute
|TXMN Blurb=Its muscles are reinforced with synthetic fibers. It flexes mid-battle, not for strategy—but because it can.
|TXMN Height=240
|TXMN Weight=340
|TXMN Catch Resistance=5
|TXMN Sexes=Male
|TXMN Stages=Stage1
|TXMN Terrains=Extraplanar, Urban
|Tags=Bite, Tail, Fury, Fists
|Fusion First=Doge
|Fusion Second=Roid
}}

Divurf

2026-05-12T12:29:27Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|First URL=https://www.deviantart.com/mjco/art/Fakemon-Sale-Adoption-788243398
|Sources=Jaskrendix, mjco
|Source Explanation=Design and front sprites by mjco. Face sprites adapted by Jaskrendix.
|Species=Diving Beetle
|Evolves=Pondive
|Name Origin=''dive'' + ''surf''
|Design Origin=Diving beetles (water beetles)
|Main Details=DIVURF is the evolved form of PONDIVE. Its body has grown larger and more streamlined, allowing it to dive even deeper and faster. DIVURF's exoskeleton is now a darker, more metallic color, and its eyes glow with a soft blue light.
|TXMN Types=Water
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Water
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Body Shape=Blob
|TXMN Height=80
|TXMN Weight=40
|TXMN Catch Resistance=70
|TXMN Sexes=Male, Female
|TXMN Stages=Stage1
|TXMN Terrains=Freshwater, Swamp
|Tags=Bug, Water, Weather, Shielded, Fists
|Fusion First=Div
|Fusion Second=urf
}}

Doge

2026-05-12T12:29:24Z

Sanglorian:

{{Monster
|Sources=Jaskrendix
|Species=Wow
|Name Origin=Derived from the iconic "Doge" meme, a misspelling of "dog" popularized by Shiba Inu images with Comic Sans captions like "such wow" and "very scare".
|Main Details=Doge is a small, agile Tuxemon known for its unpredictable behavior and meme-charged aura. Originally found near digital hubs and forested outskirts, it thrives in environments where human culture and nature intersect. Though its stats are modest, Doge's erratic battle style and expressive face often leave opponents confused or distracted. It's said that Doge can sense emotional tension and respond with spontaneous gestures—sometimes helpful, sometimes hilariously off-script. Trainers who bond with Doge must learn to embrace chaos and charm in equal measure.
|TXMN Types=Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Lightning, Normal
|TXMN Body Shape=Landrace
|TXMN Blurb=Its gaze is oddly expressive. It often ignores commands, acting on impulse with unpredictable flair.
|TXMN Height=90
|TXMN Weight=15
|TXMN Catch Resistance=5
|TXMN Sexes=Male
|TXMN Stages=Basic
|TXMN Terrains=Extraplanar, Urban
|Tags=Bite, Tail, Love
|Fusion First=Do
|Fusion Second=Ge
}}
{{Evolutions
|Has Evolution=Dogeroid
|Evolution Level=to be defined
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Lick Lash
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Kiss
|Technique_Level=1
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Cat Calling
|Technique_Level=4
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Barking
|Technique_Level=7
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Crushing Bite
|Technique_Level=16
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=External Power
|Technique_Level=19
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Sockpuppet
|Technique_Level=25
}}
{{Technique Allocation
|Has_Technique=Electric Multibite
|Technique_Level=31
}}

Tags

2026-05-12T12:27:45Z

Sanglorian:

Tags determine which techniques a monster can learn via [[Technical Manual]]s and [[Move Manual]]s. If one of a technique's tags matches a monster's tag, the monster can learn that technique.

== Amphibian ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Amphibian]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bird ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Bird]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bite ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Bite]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Bomber ==
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== Bug ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Bug]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Calamity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Calamity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Celestial ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Celestial]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Claws ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Claws]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Darkness ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Darkness]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Electricity ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Electricity]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Fists ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fists]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Flame ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Flame]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Flame]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Food ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Food]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Fury ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fury]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Fury]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gadgets ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gadgets]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gadgets]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gaze ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gaze]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gaze]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Gemstone ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gemstone]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Gemstone]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ghost ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ghost]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ghost]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ground ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ground]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ground]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Healing ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Healing]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Healing]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Ice ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ice]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Ice]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Leadership ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Leadership]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Leadership]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Light ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Light]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Light]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Love ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Love]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Love]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Machine ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Machine]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Machine]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Megafauna ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Megafauna]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Megafauna]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Mental ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Mental]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Mental]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Plant ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Plant]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Plant]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Pseudopod ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Pseudopod]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Pseudopod]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Reserved ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Reserved]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Rock ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Rock]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Shapeshifter ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shapeshifter]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shapeshifter]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Sharp ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Sharp]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Sharp]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Shielded ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shielded]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Shielded]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Soldier ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Soldier]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Speed ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Speed]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Staff ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Staff]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Steel ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Steel]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Summoner ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Summoner]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Tail ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tail]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tail]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Tongue ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tongue]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Tongue]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Toxic ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Toxic]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Universal ==
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{{#ask: [[Tags::Universal]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Weather ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Weather]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Weather]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
== Water ==
{{#ask: [[Tags::Water]][[Category:Monster]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}
{{#ask: [[Tags::Water]][[Category:Technique]] | ? | format=table| limit=100}}

User:Sanglorian

2026-05-11T23:18:10Z

Sanglorian:

{{#ask:[[TXMN Completed::Complete]] |limit=1000
|?MainImage
|?FrontSprite
|?Tags
}}

== Condition imposers ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Condition imposer]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Animal techniques ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Animal]]
|limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? Tags
|
}}

== Basic ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Basic]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? Tags
|
}}

== Simple ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Simple]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Special ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Special]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Powerful ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Powerful]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Exotic ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Exotic]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

User:Sanglorian

2026-05-11T23:16:25Z

Sanglorian:

{{#ask:[[TXMN Completed::Complete]] |limit=1000
|?MainImage
|?FrontSprite
|?TXMN Tags
}}

== Condition imposers ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Condition imposer]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Animal techniques ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Animal]]
|limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? Tags
|
}}

== Basic ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Basic]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? Tags
|
}}

== Simple ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Simple]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Special ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Special]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Powerful ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Powerful]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Exotic ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Exotic]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

User:Sanglorian

2026-05-11T23:14:59Z

Sanglorian:

{{#ask:[[TXMN Completed::Complete]] |limit=1000
|?MainImage
|?FrontSprite
|?TXMN TagTagss
}}

== Condition imposers ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Condition imposer]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Animal techniques ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Animal]]
|limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? Tags
|
}}

== Basic ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Basic]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? Tags
|
}}

== Simple ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Simple]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Special ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Special]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Powerful ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Powerful]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

== Exotic ==

{{#ask:[[Category:Technique]] [[TXMN Family::Exotic]] |limit=400
|? TXMN Element
|? TXMN Accuracy
|? TXMN Category
|? TXMN Power
|? TXMN Recharge
|? TXMN Is fast
|? TXMN Effects
|? TXMN Potency
|? TXMN User Condition
|? TXMN Target Condition
|? Tags
|
}}

Cheat

2026-05-11T22:40:04Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN Blurb=The user employs a deceptive tactic, randomly bestowing a beneficial effect upon a random target. The higher the opponent's level, the greater the likelihood of the target being the opponent itself.
|TXMN Category=Special
|TXMN Type 1=Metal
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=100%
|Main Details=Casts a random buff to a random target. The higher the level, the higher chance the buff targets himself!
|Sources=ProfessorGreen
|Source Explanation=https://forum.tuxemon.org/thread.php?id=143
}}

Damage Division

2026-05-11T22:39:55Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=261
|TXMN Blurb=They divide into two and give the duplicate part of their damage.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Special
|TXMN Type 1=Wood
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Normal, Wood
|TXMN Family=Special
|TXMN Is fast=Extremely Slow
|TXMN Accuracy=100%
|TXMN Effects=heal user,1/2
|TXMN Recharge=3
|TXMN Animation Target=0
|Tags=Healing, Summoner
|Main Details=Organisms like bacteria, fungi, plants, and even worms will sometimes survive splitting in half or even do it deliberately in response to damage.
}}

Damage Division

2026-05-11T22:39:27Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=261
|TXMN Blurb=They divide into two and give the duplicate part of their damage.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Special
|TXMN Type 1=Wood
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Normal, Wood
|TXMN Family=Special
|TXMN Is fast=Extremely Slow
|TXMN Effects=heal user,1/2
|TXMN Recharge=3
|TXMN Animation Target=0
|Tags=Healing, Summoner
|Main Details=Organisms like bacteria, fungi, plants, and even worms will sometimes survive splitting in half or even do it deliberately in response to damage.
}}

Charge

2026-05-11T22:39:18Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=272
|TXMN Blurb=They charge up and then charge forward.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Melee
|TXMN Type 1=Metal
|TXMN Type 2=Earth
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Lightning, Normal
|TXMN Family=Powerful
|TXMN Is fast=Extremely Slow
|TXMN Accuracy=60%
|TXMN Power=3
|TXMN Effects=foresight 3
|TXMN Recharge=5
|TXMN User Condition=Charging
|TXMN Animation Target=0
|Tags=Megafauna, Electricity
|Main Details=Powerful but low accuracy. Gives a late game electric melee move that isn't a bite.

Mostly put on newer mons, but I believe Coleorus badly needs a late game electric attack.
|Sources=HippasusTwo
}}

Changeling

2026-05-11T22:39:05Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=183
|TXMN Blurb=The user undergoes a transformation, healing its wounds in the process.
|TXMN Category=Special
|TXMN Type 1=Wood
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Cosmic
|TXMN Family=Condition imposer
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=100%
|TXMN Effects=Switch Cosmic User
|TXMN Potency=100%
|TXMN Recharge=4
|TXMN User Condition=Recovering
|TXMN Animation Target=0
|Tags=Shapeshifter
|Sources=Sanglorian
}}

Buzz

2026-05-11T22:38:59Z

Sanglorian:

{{Technique
|TXMN ID=197
|TXMN Blurb=The user generates a close-ranged blast of electromagnetic energy from its body, striking the opponent with a burst of electric force, dealing damage.
|TXMN Completed=Complete
|TXMN Category=Melee
|TXMN Type 1=Wood
|TXMN Type 2=Metal
|TXMN Sub-Elements=Lightning
|TXMN Family=Simple
|TXMN Is fast=Normal
|TXMN Accuracy=100%
|TXMN Power=1.2
|TXMN Potency=50%
|TXMN Recharge=1
|TXMN Target Condition=Flinching
|TXMN Animation Target=1
|Tags=Electricity, Bug
|Sources=Sanglorian
}}

Property:TXMN Animation Target

2026-05-11T22:34:49Z

Sanglorian:

This is a property of type [[Has type::String]].

The allowed values for this property are:
* [[Allows value::User]]
* [[Allows value::Target]]
* [[Allows value::Both]]
* [[Allows value::Middle of the screen]]

Template:Technique

2026-05-11T22:32:40Z

Sanglorian:

<noinclude>
This is the "Technique" template.
It should be called in the following format:
<pre>
{{Technique
|TXMN ID=
|TXMN Blurb=
|TXMN Completed=
|TXMN Tech Completed Exists=
|TXMN Category=
|TXMN Type 1=
|TXMN Type 2=
|TXMN Sub-Elements=
|TXMN Accuracy=
|TXMN Power=
|TXMN Effects=
|TXMN Healing Power=
|TXMN Potency=
|TXMN Recharge=
|TXMN Is fast=
|TXMN Is area=
|TXMN User Condition=
|TXMN Target Condition=
|TXMN Animation Target=
|TXMN Family=
|Tags=
|Main Details=
|Sources=
|Source Explanation=
|TXMN_ES Name=
|TXMN_ES Blurb=
}}
</pre>
Edit the page to see the template text.
</noinclude><includeonly>
{{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Technique Animation]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MainAnimation::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Technique Animation]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}|thumb]] | [[MainAnimation::Missing| ]] }}
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|-
! ID
| [[TXMN ID::{{{TXMN ID|}}}]]
|-
! Blurb
| [[TXMN Blurb::{{{TXMN Blurb|}}}]]
|-
! Is completed?
| [[TXMN Tech Completed::{{{TXMN Completed|}}}]] {{#if: {{{TXMN Completed|}}} | | {{#set:TXMN Tech Completed Exists=No}} }}
|-
! [[Technique Category]]
| [[TXMN Category::{{{TXMN Category|}}}]]
|-
! [[Types]]
| [[TXMN Type 1::{{{TXMN Type 1|}}}]], [[TXMN Type 2::{{{TXMN Type 2|}}}]]
|-
! Element(s)
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Sub-Elements|}}}|,|x|[[TXMN Element::x]]}}
|-
! Call
| {{#if: {{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Call]]
[[Category:Main]]}} | [[MainCall::{{#ask:[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Call]]
[[Category:Main]]
|?=#
|mainlabel=-
}}]] | [[MainCall::Missing| ]] }}
|-
! [[Technique Family]]
| {{#arraymap:{{{TXMN Family|}}}|,|x|{{#set:TXMN Family=x}}x}}
|-
! [[Tags]]
| {{#arraymap:{{{Tags|}}}|,|x|[[Tags::x]]}}
|-
! Is [[fast]]?
| [[TXMN Is fast::{{{TXMN Is fast|}}}]]
|-
! Accuracy
| [[TXMN Accuracy::{{{TXMN Accuracy|}}}]]
|-
! Power
| [[TXMN Power::{{{TXMN Power|}}}]]
|-
! Effects
| [[TXMN Effects::{{{TXMN Effects|}}}]]
|-
! Healing Power
| [[TXMN Healing Power::{{{TXMN Healing Power|}}}]]
|-
! Potency
| [[TXMN Potency::{{{TXMN Potency|}}}]]
|-
! Recharge
| [[TXMN Recharge::{{{TXMN Recharge|}}}]]
|-
! User Condition
| [[TXMN User Condition::{{{TXMN User Condition|}}}]]
|-
! Target Condition
| [[TXMN Target Condition::{{{TXMN Target Condition|}}}]]
|-
! [[Animation Target]]
| [[TXMN Animation Target::
{{#switch: {{{TXMN Animation Target|}}}
| 0 = User
| 1 = Target
| 2 = Both
| 3 = Middle of the screen
| #default = Unknown
}}
]]
|}
{{{Main Details|}}}

== Monsters using this technique ({{#ask: [[Has_Technique::{{PAGENAME}}]] | ? | format=count }}) ==
{{#ask: [[Has_Technique::{{PAGENAME}}]] | ? | format=list | sep=<br> | link=subject }}

== Attribution ==
{{#arraymap:{{{Sources|}}}|,|x|[[Sources::x]]}}

[[Source Explanation::{{{Source Explanation|}}}]]

== In other languages ==

{| class="formtable"
! Language
| Name
| Blurb
|-
! Spanish
| [[TXMN_ES Name::{{{TXMN_ES Name|}}}]]
| [[TXMN_ES Blurb::{{{TXMN_ES Blurb|}}}]]
|}

[[Category:Technique]]
[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]
</includeonly>