What pets are confirmed to do, how they connect to cash and growth, and why a named pet list or ranking is not published yet.
The official description links pets to the base cash loop and says feeding or leveling produces more money. It also names fusion and mutation as rare-pet systems. The public pages do not provide named pet rows, stats, costs or exact modifiers.
This documented pet loop covers feeding and leveling, the base cash relationship, fusion and mutation links, the roster gap and current rarity status.
Players hatch pets from eggs. Named pools and odds remain unknown.
Players bring pets to their base for cash. Rates and capacity remain unknown.
Both are tied to more money. Items, costs and scaling remain unknown.
Hatching, mutation and fusion are named routes. Exact rules remain unknown.
Divine: appears in three exact-game video titles from Blackjack Gamerz.
Exotic: appears in the same three titles.
Mythic: appears in one of those titles.
Transcendent: appears in a newer exact-game title that also mentions Giant and TOOLS, but those terms still do not define an official rarity ladder or named roster.
The titles do not define an order, list pets, show stats or prove acquisition methods. These words therefore remain attributed leads rather than catalogue data.
The confirmed high-level method is hatching pets from eggs. Exact egg-to-pet mappings are not documented.
The official description connects bringing pets to the base with cash.
Yes. The official description says feeding and leveling pets produces more money, but no rates or costs are published.
They appear in exact-game video titles from one or two publishers but are not independently defined on checked official pages.
No best pet can be supported without a complete named roster and comparable current data.
