Nexomon

WILD ENCOUNTERS – MOUNTAIN PASSAGE

Michail Bakas — Fri, 22 Oct 2021 12:00:00 +0000

For all those Tamers out there, searching far and wide to capture all Nexomon in the Nexopedia, it can be a very daunting task! What makes matters harder is knowing where to search for specific creatures you’re missing.

So what we’ve created is an EXTENSIVE list of all wild encounters per region – just to give you a little more help getting that full Nexopedia.

Last week, we’d been through the Parum Town region. Our journey now takes us to the Mountain Passage, the link between Parum Town and the Mountain Village. Mineral Nexomon are abundant here in these five zones, ready for taming:

Zone 5
Nexomon levels: 5~7

002 – Gnob – Common
136 – Pincer – Uncommon
280 – Fethra – Special

030 – Digga – Common
214 – Rafodillo – Rare

124 – Nightite – Uncommon
271 – Spink – Mega Rare

Zone 6
Nexomon levels: 5~7

002 – Gnob – Common
136 – Pincer – Uncommon
280 – Fethra – Special

033 – Candrama – Common
226 – Magnego – Rare

124 – Nightite – Uncommon
271 – Spink – Mega Rare

Zone 7
Nexomon levels: 5~8

030 – Digga – Common
124 – Nightite – Uncommon
280 – Fethra – Special

032 – Bowish – Common
226 – Magnego – Rare

094 – Gemir – Uncommon
271 – Spink – Mega Rare

Zone 8
Nexomon levels: 5~8

032 – Bowish – Common
136 – Pincer – Uncommon
280 – Fethra – Special

033 – Candrama – Common
214 – Rafodillo – Rare

094 – Gemir – Uncommon
271 – Spink – Mega Rare

Zone 9
Nexomon levels: 3~6

002 – Gnob – Common
124 – Nightite – Uncommon
280 – Fethra – Special

033 – Candrama – Common
214 – Rafodillo – Rare

094 – Gemir – Uncommon
271 – Spink – Mega Rare

After we’ve made our way through the dark, dismal Mountain Passage, we’ll be emerging into the bright, fresh-aired Mountain Village… tune in next week for more information to help you on your journey.

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WILD ENCOUNTERS – PARUM TOWN

Michail Bakas — Fri, 15 Oct 2021 12:00:00 +0000

For all those Tamers out there, searching far and wide to capture all Nexomon in the Nexopedia, it can be a very daunting task! What makes matters harder is knowing where to search for specific creatures you’re missing.

So what we’ve created is an EXTENSIVE list of all wild encounters per region – just to give you a little more help getting that full Nexopedia.

Our first region is Parum Town, where your family house is located! This is the first region you’ll start your Tamer journey in, and it’s comprised of four zones:

Zone 1
Nexomon Levels: 2~5

003 – Hobyn – Common
090 – Dandelloon – Uncommon
169 – Basten – Rare

008 – Pandicub – Common
092 – Alpoca – Uncommon
253 – Fleecius – Mega Rare

035 – Saxia – Common
120 – Mustino – Uncommon
274 – Vulazy – Special

Zone 2
Nexomon Levels: 2~6

003 – Hobyn – Common
035 – Saxia – Common
092 – Alpoca – Uncommon
154 – Owlie – Rare

008 – Pandicub – Common
066 – Terbite – Uncommon
120 – Mustino – Uncommon
253 – Fleecius – Mega Rare

018 – Perleo – Common
090 – Dandelloon – Uncommon
148 – Ventofawn – Rare
274 – Vulazy – Special

Zone 3
Nexomon Levels: 2~5

008 – Pandicub – Common
090 – Dandelloon – Uncommon
253 – Fleecius – Mega Rare

018 – Perleo – Common
120 – Mustino – Uncommon
274 – Vulazy – Special

066 – Terbite – Uncommon
220 – Sheral – Rare

Zone 4
Nexomon Levels: 2~5

003 – Hobyn – Common
253 – Fleecius – Mega Rare

092 – Alpoca – Uncommon
274 – Vulazy – Special

154 – Owlie – Rare

So there we have it, the first four zones of your taming adventure! That’s one region crossed off the list, and now you’ll be moving onto the mountain pass… tune in next week for our Nexomon list of each zone.

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NEXOGEAR

Michail Bakas — Fri, 08 Oct 2021 12:00:00 +0000

Scattered throughout Nexomon, you’ll find gear that will aid you on your journey in becoming the ultimate Tamer. This NexoGear isn’t always so easy to find so here is a helpful guide on where each item is located, as well as what it does.

Gear: Skates

Location: Found in Ignitia, where we first meet Matthew; Ron’s missing employee (the red-haired one running away from the NexoLord’s minions) who gave us the NexoCore.

Effect: Let’s you “zoom zoom” around the place!

Gear: Repel Spray

Location: In the Hidden Village where we first meet Khan Healer, near the Warp Totem.

Effect: Avoid every wild encounter, useful for when you need to get somewhere with no distractions.

Gear: EXP Share

Location: A little tricky to find but you can discover this near Phantom Citadel, inside Alfred’s house. Be sure to defeat the Monexus first…!

Effect: Distribute gained EXP equally among the party members. Remember, this bonus doesn’t stack with the EXP Multiplier.

Gear: NexoCharm

Location: Head to the NexoStore at Palmaya Beach, and search the plant pot in the corner.

Effect: Attract the rare Nexomon scattered throughout the world! Very useful for when you set yourself the goal of catching every Nexomon.

Gear: EXP Multiplier

Location: Before taking on the NexoLord’s Tower in the Frozen Tundra, you’ll walk through the Resistance camp. Locate the item near Ellie, in one of the storage boxes.

Effect: Duplicate EXP gained among all the party members. Doesn’t stack with the EXP share.

With all these items collected, you’ll have the greatest chance of taming the ultimate team!

For more on the items, their location breakdowns, and more, check out this super useful video by Gym Leader Ed:

For more great information, check out his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/GymLeaderEd

Special thanks to Gym Leader Ed

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EVOLUTIONS AND NEXOTRAPS

Michail Bakas — Fri, 01 Oct 2021 12:00:00 +0000

Let’s discuss the evolution mechanic within the game, and how the rarity of your Nexomon will play into how it evolves. We’ll also touch on Nexotraps, their effectiveness and how best to use them.

Firstly, Nexomon come in different rarity denominations depending on the Nexomon itself:

Common – Average potential, they do not evolve

Uncommon – Somewhat capable, they evolve once

Rare – Strong Nexomon, evolving twice

Mega Rare – Very Strong Nexomon, evolving twice

Special – Starter Nexomon, evolving twice

The lower down this list, the rarer the Nexomon is; and subsequently the better they are in combat, and more evolutions they’ll obtain. So be sure to use them in your battles!

But first… you’ll have the catch them.
And to do that, you’ll need Nexotraps.

Nexotraps and using them wisely

Arguably the most useful item in Nexomon, there are two types of Nexotrap: Normal Nexotraps and Golden Nexotraps. These traps fulfil the roll of capturing Nexomon that you encounter during your adventures.

Normal Nexotraps: Suggested use for catching Common, Uncommon and sometimes Rare Nexomons

– They can catch all type of Nexomon, but they have a chance to fail based on the Nexomon’s strength.
– For a better chance to catch a Nexomon, you will need to make it weak first by taking it HP down as low as possible without it fainting.
– Mega Rare and Legendary Nexomon are very hard to catch with normal Nexotraps.
– You can buy Nexotraps in the shop for a cheap price; 250 Gold each.

Golden Nexotraps: Suggested use for catching Mega Rare and Legendary Nexomon

– These Nexotraps never fail and can catch any Nexomon instantly
– If you don’t want to lose time, the Golden Nexotraps are there for that purpose
– You can’t buy them in the shop like Normal Nexotraps, but you can find them in the world. Make sure you save them for special Nexomon, as there are a finite amount of these… once they’re used up, that’s it!

And that about wraps it up for today’s post! We do hope that you found this useful, and that it will help guide your journey in taming a strong, well-rounded team.

For more information on the rarity and evolution mechanics, check out this video by Gym Leader Ed:

For more on the world of Nexomon and the Tamer journey you’re about to start, head over to his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/GymLeaderEd

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TYPES AND EFFECTIVENESS

Michail Bakas — Fri, 24 Sep 2021 12:00:00 +0000

Today, we’ll be going over the Nexomon Effectiveness chart, an integral part of the game that can be the difference between winning and losing a battle!

In Nexomon, unlike Nexomon Extinction, there are only 7 types with Ghost and Psychic being absent! As of such, there are certain differences to the Type Chart that you should be aware of going into the original.

Besides Normal, which is completely neutral with no resistances or weaknesses, the other 6 types give you serious advantages over your opponents! It’s super easy, all you’ve got to do is remember it…

Fire is advantageous against Plant and Wind, but disadvantageous to Water and Mineral.
How to remember: Fire burns Plant and spreads with Wind, but Fire is put out by Water and can’t set Mineral alight.

Water is advantageous against Fire and Mineral, but disadvantageous to Plant and Electric.
How to remember: Water puts out Fire and erodes Mineral, but Water feeds Plant and conducts Electric.

Plant is advantageous against Water and Electric, but disadvantageous to Fire and Wind.
How to remember: Plant is fed by Water and is a poor conductor of Electric, but is set alight by Fire and Wind destroys Plant life.

Wind is advantageous against Plant and Mineral, but disadvantageous to Electric and Fire.
How to remember: Wind destroys Plant life and can erode Minerals, but Electric strikes Nexomon at high altitudes and Wind spreads Fire easily.

Electric is advantageous against Water and Wind, but disadvantageous to Mineral and Plant.
How to remember: Electric is conducted by Water and strikes flying (Wind) Nexomon, but both Mineral and Plant are bad conductors of Electric.

Mineral is advantageous against Fire and Electric, but disadvantageous to Water and Wind.
How to remember: Mineral does not get burned by Fire and does not conduct Electric, but Mineral can be eroded by both Water and Wind.

We’re sure it’s obvious, but definitely important to note that the defensive capabilities of any type are the same as the offensive capabilities in Nexomon. This means that if one type is very effective on another, the other type will not be very effective on the former.

Good luck on your Tamer journey, and we’re sure you’ll be a Nexomon expert in no time!

Want to hear about the potential lore implications for each of the matchups? Check out Gym Leader Ed’s informative video discussing each of the types and their matchups:

For more on the world of Nexomon and the Tamer journey you’re about to start, head over to his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/GymLeaderEd

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STARTER NEXOMON AND THEIR EVOLUTIONS

Michail Bakas — Fri, 17 Sep 2021 09:39:25 +0000

Upon starting your Tamer adventure you’re given the choice of one of seven Starter Nexomon, each representing the elemental types present within the game: normal, water, fire, mineral, wind, electric and plant.

Let’s have a look at them now, and how they’ll evolve as you journey with them:

Element: Normal

First up we have Vulazy, an extremely lazy Nexomon that clearly likes to take it easy. This fox creature spends its days resting, hoping that someday it’ll have the motivation to get up and do something productive… Fingers crossed, it’ll wake up before the battle begins!

At level 16, it evolves into Vulpep. After finally growing, it’s found its motivation and has got a little pep in its step! This Nexomon is far more energetic and passionate about its goals than it’s pre-evolution.

Finally at level 32, it’s going to evolve into Kitsunox, the warrior Nexomon. Vulpep’s hardwork has finally paid off, paving the way for this fighter to make an impact in your battles. It is definitely worth considering for your roster.

Element: Water

Bevy is a pretty simple creature. It’s a cute little beaver Nexomon that is sure to make your heart melt, spending its time building dams with its family. Don’t be fooled by the cuteness! Bevy isn’t afraid to sink its teeth into the competition.

At level 16 it will evolve into Barver. Barver is a clear example of the Bevy line’s “awkward teen” phase. It generally tries to revel by venturing away from the dam sometimes causing it to get lost.

Bedam is the final stage of Bevy, evolving at level 30. It’s worked out its rebellious phase, looking a lot less edgy. It’s very powerful, being able to lift large pieces of wood to build dams for it and its friends.

Element: Fire

What does a Sprunk have in common with a scented candle? They can both burn you, and they both stink. Considering it’s a fiery starter, they are relatively docile creatures. Watch out for their stink pouch, which they utilize alongside their fire abilities to escape threatening situations.

It evolves into Expunk at level 17. Much like it’s pre-evolution, Expunk are also very docile creatures. However, they rely on their fire power and will stand their ground when provoked. Be sure not to get on their bad side!

Get Expunk to level 34, and it will evolve into Fetidoom. Fetidoom have full confidence in their power and abilities. While they won’t go out of their way to attack, if provoked they’ll incinerate their targets accordingly. Oh… and they smell VERY bad.

Element: Mineral

A bulky Yeti Nexomon with a powerful monobrow and rock-solid constitution, Blizo is a Nexomon that lives in the cold mountains of the frozen tundra. It’s said to be very territorial, a little slow but can really pack a punch!

At level 16 it evolves into Blizbrow. After many battles won, it evolves to further adapt to its environment. The size of its eyebrow represents the number of battles won, and the time it’s spend defending its territory.

After enough fighting and eyebrow growth, Blizloo emerges at level 36. Blizloo is the result of years of training at the peak of the cold mountains in complete isolation. It’s large chest muscles represent the dedication to its resolve, and it’s sure to be a rock for your team to rely on.

Element: Wind

The wind type starter line starts with Fethra, the mythical flying serpent. They’re said to be extremely elusive, to the point some people doubt their existence. With devastating wind attacks, their speed and agility are unmatched – get ready to blow the competition away!

Fethra evolves into Tempestra at level 16. It has no problem decimating its enemies with the full force of a small tornado. A master of the winds, they’re able to create small storm systems in their wake.

Finally, at level 32, it evolves into Draclon. Thought to live within the eye of a storm, Draclone are thought to be Draconian wind gods, who can easily use their wind to cut through metal like butter. These creatures won’t attack, unless provoked, so be sure to keep them happy.

Element: Electric

A zippy Nexomon that’s just brimming with energy, Vellokitti is the fastest of the starter Nexomon, utilizing its lightning to boost its speed in battle. Maybe if you ask nicely it’ll charge your electronics for you?

At level 14 it’ll evolve into Acca. Acca is a very energetic Nexomon who spends a lot if its time trying to hook itself up to various electrical sources to boost its own power.

Jeeta is the pinnacle of speed. Evolving at level 36, it can travel at near jet speeds completely blowing away its opponents. Unsurprisingly, they love thunderstorms.

Element: Plant

And finally, the last starter of the bunch is the plant type line starting with Petril. A reptile-like Nexomon with a cute flower accessory, Petril is the result of an unknown lizard creature fusing with a mysterious type of flower. Watch out for the pollen count – Petril uses plant life to tangle up his opponents.

After evolving at level 17, enter Frillia; the flower and lizard have grown more accustomed to each other, and have further fused into a formidable, flower-wielding foe.

Corozard is the final evolution and final Nexomon on this list, evolving from Frillia at level 36. The fusion has finally led to one creature, gaining greater abilities with its link to the flowers and fauna.

Well, now that you’ve seen their evolutions, which one of our starter Nexomon will you choose? Whichever one it is, I have a feeling that this is just the start of your journey…

For more information on each Nexomon, their evolutions, and the world of Nexomon, check out some content from our fantastic community:

Here is Gym Leader Ed, with his own starter breakdown for you to enjoy:

For more great information, check out his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/GymLeaderEd

Special thanks to Gym Leader Ed

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Michail Bakas — Tue, 29 Jun 2021 23:00:00 +0000

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Gnob

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Hobyn

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