Different breeds and sub-breeds are created depending on what method you use and what information the game receives. In the new Monster Farm DS and Monster Farm DS 2 games, monsters can be generated by entering characters, "unlocking" DS game cartridges (very much like the CD reading method), or by drawing a sketch on the input pad. The player is prompted to enter a limited sequence of characters, and the combination of characters determines its breed, sub-breed, stats, and traits. In the Monster Rancher Advance and Monster Rancher Advance 2 games, this CD reading process is replaced by a character input system. These integers are used to define what breed the monster is, as well as its stats, personality, and traits. The game will read the digital information contained on the disc, and map the sequence of values to the range of integers in the game's memory. To generate or "unlock" a monster, the player is prompted to switch the Monster Rancher game disc with another CD (or a DVD for the PlayStation 2 games). Although the ensuing conflict destroyed much of the world's civilization and technology, later generations used the discs to recreate the monsters to be used as pets, beasts of burden, and created a sport in which they were used as competitive fighters. Within the storyline of the anime, monsters were created through genetic engineering as designer pets, until a war broke out in which the monsters were modified into biological weapons which could have their physical forms stored on discs. However, due to their xenophobic nature, they refused to share this technology until after the events of Monster Rancher 3 had ended. An untold amount of time later, the Tochikan tribe (introduced in Monster Rancher 3) discovered the method for unsealing the monsters. To limit these problems, God sealed the monsters into the disc-shaped stones called 'saucer stones'. Once monster use became commonplace, the humans turned them into weapons of war.
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Not all appear in every game, and many are culled for the sequels.Īccording to the story presented at the start of Monster Rancher 2, the monsters were created by God in response to a series of natural disasters humans found themselves incapable of dealing with properly.
Below is a list of many of the different species used in the franchise. All Rare sub-breeds are their main breed/?. For example, in Monster Rancher 2, inserting the Monster Rancher 1 disc creates a rare sub-breed of Suezo called "Seuki-Suezo", which is Seuzo/?. These often unusual sub-breeds cannot be created by combining. Each monster breed also has at least one "rare" sub-breed.
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For example, Golem/Suezo indicates a monster with primary breed Golem, sub-breed Suezo, and manifests as a large humanoid figure with the bright yellow skin and single eye that are characteristic of the Suezo monster breed. Breed is commonly specified as Primary/Sub because of the inconsistency of name and form for the generated monsters between the games. The Monster Rancher video game and anime franchise features monsters raised by monster breeders, who thenįight in tournaments against other monster breeders.Įach of these monsters are uniquely defined by a primary breed (such as Golem), which defines its basic form and abilities, and a sub-breed, which defines its color scheme, modifies appearance, and slightly alters some of its statistical capabilities.
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