Version 1.0 adds Twins, Gentleman, Painter, Burglar, Scavenger and Black Belt. Choose by the actual ability shown on your selection screen; the footage supports specific sample strategies for three of them, not a universal ranking.
See it in the game
Watch the creator play through this part of the game.
Watch this section in real gameplayOpen the original creator’s video player only when you want it.
Original video: Watch on YouTube ↗ · Footage remains with its creator.
Six names confirmed by the developer
| Trainer | What we can substantiate | Research-safe first step |
|---|---|---|
| Twins | A recorded pre-release 1.0 run describes receiving an exact copy on a level-three merge. | Consider whether your offered monsters realistically make a level-three merge. |
| Burglar | A launch-day player reads a trinket gift ability that reduces choice to two and allows taking both. | Inspect gift quality and whether extra trinkets support a payoff monster. |
| Scavenger | A September 16 Tsukumo video reads a non-unique common/uncommon trinket duplication effect. | Check current-client wording and identify a trinket producer. |
| Gentleman | New trainer confirmed; precise launch ability not source-verified here. | Read the in-game ability before planning around it. |
| Painter | New trainer confirmed; the patch notes reference additional monster types from Painter. | Use inspect sheet to check the added type and synergy. |
| Black Belt | A recent gameplay recording shows an interaction with a single Fighting monster and victory triggers. | Verify the exact trigger/conditions on the trainer card. |
When Burglar changes the way you shop
In Haelian’s filmed opening, Burglar is selected and the trinket selection offers two choices with an option to take both. More selections do not automatically solve a weak board; prioritize monsters that can use those trinkets, then decide whether the extra gift pays off. The Tsukumo page explains one related engine.
When Twins makes a merge worth chasing
The recorded Twins run reads a level-three merge duplication benefit. That creates a reason to keep an eye on a near-completed merge, but a spare copy is only useful if you have room and a payoff. Use the current card description: footage recorded before release is evidence of a build idea, not proof that every number survived balance changes.
A two-question selection rule
What trigger does the ability reward? And can your opening offers reach that trigger soon? Those questions are more reliable than a day-one Tier List assembled before the regional monster pool was fully documented.
