The key to this vibrancy is, of course, the alien species.
Some of these species has unique variants.
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So, have you examined all the alien species in the game?
If you want to dedicate your ARY-26 adventure to researching these species, this guide will be your companion.
Weve also specified which teleporter to start from to reach them.
Additionally, weve included information about the behavior of most alien species.
The alien species are categorized in the Kindex as either predator or prey.
Some are peaceful and wont harm you, while others are quite dangerous.
Among the aliensyou need to scan are also bosses, but you could scan them after defeating them.
After scanning all 37 alien species, you willunlock the achievement called ‘Zoologist’.
After grabbing the pistol,enter the rightmost ice cave entranceand cut down the Tentareeds.
Inside this cave, youll find these aliens.
This will likely be the first alien species you encounter in the game.
Among them, there is also an Alpha Pufferbird.
If you kill any Pufferbird, the Alpha will attack you.
If you shoot the Alpha, the other Pufferbirds around will also attack you.
The Alpha will explode when it is defeated.
Burglesnatch (Tundra)
Start from the Outside The Javelin teleporter.
Proceed through the cave and at the fork,take the tunnel on the rightto exit the cave.
You’ll find a spot with a single Pufferbird here.
They create a natural barrier between you and your path with their branches.
To destroy their branches, you’ll need to throw one of the nearby Pufferbirds into their mouth.
Mesmertoxin
you could find one of these alien species in the area where the Tundra Burdglesnatch burrows are located.
Alternatively, start from the Outside The Javelin teleporter.
Mesmertoxins are plant-like creatures that won’t harm you.
Jellywaft (Inferior)
Teleport to the Towering Crystals teleporter andhead south.
As long as you continue in this direction, you’ll find plenty of them.
Baboushka
Teleport to the Towering Crystals teleporter and head south.
They are quite fast and will run away from you when they see you.
To find them easily, put on your headphones, as you cantrack them by following their screams.
Baboushka (Demi)
This alien species does not normally spawn.
Baboushka (Quarter)
This alien species does not normally spawn.
Otherwise, it can be quite frustrating trying to kill them, as they constantly retreat into their shells.
They are quite docile, just like the Snowy Pufferbirds.
If you look around in this area, you’ll find Burgle Havens in the form of tree roots.
They normally stay inside their burrows and dont come out.
To lure them out, you need tokill one of the Pufferbirdsin this area.
To reach the nearest Barfer, teleport to Meteor Crater, head north, and cross the narrow bridge.
Before reaching the pink crystals, youll see one of them on the wall, spitting its vomit.
The only way to defeat Sproutlooks is topoke the eye located on their back.
Therefore, you should sneak up on the eye from behind while hiding to avoid detection.
Boomerbang (Hermit)
Start from the Meteor Crater teleporter.
However, you cankill them while they are flying toward youlike a boomerang.
This alien species doesnt take damage in the usual way.
Once it spots you, it will take a stab at roll and ram into you.
Next, reach the flower on the cliff to the north.
After reaching the flower to the south, continue your climb by reaching the flower to the north again.
From here, head south and jump across.
You’ll find this slime-like alien species here.
It doesn’t take any damage and doesn’t deal damage to you.
Cragclaw
Start from the Cliffs of Mt.
This will bring you to the area where you’ll fight the game’s first boss, Cragclaw.
To damage it, aim for the yellow, glowing antenna-like appendages on its head.
Skipper (Scotch)
Start from the Planetary Flotsam teleporter.
Jellywaft (Prime)
Start from the Planetary Flotsam teleporter.
Look further southeast andhead towards the next area with the large purple plant.
Infected Pufferbird
Start from the Festering Chasm teleporter and pass under the rock arch to the south.
Inside the cave, it’s possible for you to find several Infected Pufferbirds on the ground.
Boomerbang (Feral)
Start from the Festering Chasm teleporter.
If youhead southwest towards the open area, you’ll find several of this alien species.
Remember, they won’t take damage and will reflect attacks as long as they are attached to something.
So, verify toattack them while they are moving like a boomerang.
Floopsnoot
Start from the Festering Chasm teleporter and follow the path to the northeast.
They constantly teleport and deal damage to you with their tongues from a distance.
Skipper (Royal)
Start from the Festering Chasm teleporter and follow the path to the northeast.
They are small, fast, and need to make physical contact with you to deal damage.
In the open area beyond the passage, you’ll find two of this species.
They move in a circular pattern and can teleport when they target you.
When dodging them, you should aim to damage the yellow glowing part on their tails.
It can only be damaged by hitting its eye and the yellow glowing spots on its body.
Additionally, it will constantly spawn Floopsnoots, making the fight somewhat tedious and long.
Maroon
Around the Xerophilous Landing teleporter, you will see a few of these alien creatures.
They are passive and won’t harm you.
Imperial Scarab
Start from the Xerophilous Landing teleporter.To the west of the teleporter, youll see two Imperial Scarabs.
They are passive creatures and occasionally create an electric field.
They also have shells that prevent them from taking damage.
If youveunlocked the Stomp Boosters upgrade, you’re free to kill them.
On this island, you will find the blue Skipper on top of a rock column.
you’re able to destroy this armor using the Bombegranates found nearby.
These are used as nests by the Schnozos.
You’ll find many of them in these stone structures.
Their behavior revolves around shooting at you and then hiding inside the holes.
You need todeal damage to the yellow glowing parts on its backwhile it performs slam attacks on its chest.
Unlike other Kapyenas, this pop in hasamber covering the yellow glowing weak spoton their tail.
Apart from the amber, their movement and attack patterns are the same as the other Kapyenas.
From there, you should probably reach the Moist Vestibule teleporter to reach the boss’s area.
After depleting each health bar, you must also remove the alien object inside his mouth.
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