Catch a Monster monster stats help you compare pets before deciding which ones to catch, evolve, or keep on your team. The most useful values to check are DMG, HP, rarity, element, and whether a monster has an evolution listed.
The current public monster index lists 221 monsters. Because stats and available monsters can change after updates, use the in-game monster index to confirm a pet’s current values before making a final decision.
How Monster Stats Work
Each monster entry can show several important details:
| Stat or detail | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| DMG | The monster’s displayed damage value |
| HP | The monster’s displayed health value |
| Element | The monster’s current element, such as fire, ice, water, or ground |
| Rarity | The monster’s rarity tier, such as Epic, Legendary, Mythic, or Secret |
| Evolution | Indicates that an evolution is listed for the monster |
| Index position | The monster’s place in the collection index |
DMG and HP are shown as separate values, so a monster with the highest damage is not automatically the best choice for every situation. A high-HP monster may be more useful when survivability matters, while a high-DMG monster may be preferable when you want stronger offensive stats.
Current Catch a Monster Stats Examples
The following examples come from the public monster index and are useful for comparing different stat profiles.
| Monster | Element | Rarity | DMG | HP | Evolution listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Psyberion X | Normal | Secret | 1,677,800 | 161,560,000 | Yes |
| Glaciber | Ice | Mythic | 3,115,000 | 48,009,000 | Yes |
| Psyflora | Grass | Mythic | 4,480,000 | 33,340,000 | Yes |
| Rainimp | Water | Mythic | 12,698,000 | 94,362,000 | No |
| Necro Hydra Tortelloni | Fire | Secret | 10,064,800 | 42,066,000 | Yes |
| Venofrog | Water | Secret | 9,824,000 | 105,120,000 | No |
| Froxy | Ice | Legendary | 6,286,000 | 67,305,000 | No |
| Terratort | Ground | Epic | 5,840,000 | 62,486,000 | Yes |
| Bubbloo | Water | Epic | 5,420,000 | 58,011,000 | No |
| Violetaegis | Normal | Mythic | 14,060,000 | 58,770,000 | No |
| Djinn Lampyr | Normal | Secret | 5,020,000 | 37,270,000 | No |
These values show why it is important to compare more than rarity. For example, Violetaegis has a higher displayed DMG value than several Secret monsters in the same list, while Psyberion X has exceptionally high HP despite its lower displayed DMG.
Highest DMG in the Listed Examples
Among the monsters shown above, Violetaegis has the highest displayed DMG at 14,060,000. Rainimp follows with 12,698,000 DMG, while Necro Hydra Tortelloni and Venofrog are also above 9,000,000 DMG.
| Monster | DMG |
|---|---|
| Violetaegis | 14,060,000 |
| Rainimp | 12,698,000 |
| Necro Hydra Tortelloni | 10,064,800 |
| Venofrog | 9,824,000 |
| Froxy | 6,286,000 |
This is only a comparison of the listed examples, not a complete ranking of every monster in the game. Open the full in-game index or a current monster database when you need to compare all 221 entries.
Highest HP in the Listed Examples
Psyberion X has the highest displayed HP among these examples, with 161,560,000 HP. Venofrog has the next-highest value at 105,120,000 HP, followed by Rainimp at 94,362,000 HP.
| Monster | HP |
|---|---|
| Psyberion X | 161,560,000 |
| Venofrog | 105,120,000 |
| Rainimp | 94,362,000 |
| Froxy | 67,305,000 |
| Terratort | 62,486,000 |
A high HP value can make a monster stand out when you are comparing defensive potential. However, the displayed stat alone may not describe every factor that affects performance, so check the monster’s complete in-game entry.
Rarity Is Only One Part of the Comparison
The public index includes several rarity tiers, including:
- Epic
- Legendary
- Mythic
- Secret
Rarity is useful when organizing your collection, but it should not replace a direct stat comparison. The examples above include Epic monsters with substantial DMG and HP values, as well as Secret monsters with very different stat distributions.
When comparing two monsters, check these details together:
- Compare their DMG values.
- Compare their HP values.
- Check whether their elements fit your current needs.
- Look for an evolution listing.
- Confirm the values in-game after major updates.
How to Find Monster Stats
Use the monster index to locate a specific pet and review its displayed details.
- Open the monster or pet index in Catch a Monster.
- Search for the monster by name if a search option is available.
- Filter by element or rarity to narrow the list.
- Check the displayed DMG and HP values.
- Open the monster’s full entry for evolution information and other details.
- Compare it with the monsters currently in your collection.
A public index can be helpful for browsing, but the in-game entry should be your final reference if the game has recently received an update.
How to Choose Between Two Monsters
There is no single best stat profile for every player. Use the comparison that matches your goal.
| Your priority | What to compare first |
|---|---|
| More displayed damage | DMG |
| More displayed health | HP |
| Building around an element | Element |
| Collecting rare monsters | Rarity |
| Planning future upgrades | Evolution listing |
| Making a general-purpose choice | DMG, HP, element, and rarity together |
For example, a player focused on displayed damage may prefer a monster such as Violetaegis or Rainimp from the listed examples. A player prioritizing HP may look more closely at Psyberion X or Venofrog. These comparisons do not establish a universal tier list; they simply show how the available stats can point to different choices.
Do Monster Stats Change?
They may change when Catch a Monster receives balance updates, new content, or stat adjustments. A monster’s displayed values can also depend on the version of the game or the specific entry being viewed.
Before trading away, replacing, or investing in a monster:
- Recheck its current DMG and HP in-game.
- Confirm its rarity and element.
- Check whether an evolution is currently listed.
- Compare it with other monsters from the same collection or team.
- Treat older screenshots and lists as potentially outdated.
Catch a Monster Monster Stats FAQ
What are the main monster stats in Catch a Monster?
The main displayed stats in the available index are DMG and HP. Monster entries can also show an element, rarity, and whether an evolution is listed.
Which listed monster has the highest DMG?
Among the examples in this guide, Violetaegis has the highest displayed DMG at 14,060,000. This is not confirmed as the highest DMG across all 221 monsters.
Which listed monster has the highest HP?
Among the examples shown, Psyberion X has the highest displayed HP at 161,560,000.
Is the rarest monster always the best?
Not necessarily. Rarity is one comparison point, but DMG, HP, element, and evolution information can all matter. Compare the complete monster entry and confirm the current values in-game.