The Catch a Monster wiki is a useful reference for browsing the game's monster collection, comparing displayed stats, checking elements, and identifying pets with an evolution marker. The indexed list currently contains 221 monsters, although the roster and individual values may change as the Roblox game receives updates.
Use the guide below to understand what the wiki tracks and how to read the available monster information.
Catch a Monster Wiki Overview
The current index shows 221 out of 221 pets and includes filters for details such as element, rarity, and stat ceiling. Individual entries can show a monster's name, element, rarity, damage, HP, and whether an evolution is listed.
| Wiki detail | What it helps you check |
|---|---|
| Monster name | Identifies the pet in the collection |
| Element | Shows the monster's listed element |
| Rarity | Groups the pet by its displayed rarity |
| DMG | Displays the listed damage value |
| HP | Displays the listed health value |
| Evolution marker | Indicates that an evolution entry is associated with the monster |
| Filters | Helps narrow the index by available attributes |
| Full breakdown | Opens additional information for an individual entry |
The index is best used as a starting point. Before spending resources or replacing a team member, compare the entry with the monster's current in-game details.
Featured Monsters and Stats
The following entries are among the monsters displayed in the current indexed list. The values below are reported as shown in the reference data and may depend on the game's current balance or display format.
| Monster | Element | Rarity | DMG | HP | Evolution shown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 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 | No |
| 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 |
The list is not a complete replacement for the full index. It represents the entries visible in the collected reference data, while the wiki contains many more monsters.
Highest Displayed Damage in This List
Among the entries shown above, Violetaegis has the highest displayed damage at 14,060,000. It is listed as a Normal-element Mythic monster.
The next-highest displayed damage values are:
| Monster | Displayed DMG | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Rainimp | 12,698,000 | Mythic |
| Necro Hydra Tortelloni | 10,064,800 | Secret |
| Venofrog | 9,824,000 | Secret |
| Froxy | 6,286,000 | Legendary |
Damage alone does not provide a complete picture of a monster's usefulness. Check HP, element, rarity, evolution status, and the current in-game context before deciding which pets to use.
Highest Displayed HP in This List
Psyberion X has the highest displayed HP among the featured entries, with 161,560,000 HP. Venofrog follows with 105,120,000 HP, while Rainimp is listed at 94,362,000 HP.
| Monster | Displayed HP | Element |
|---|---|---|
| Psyberion X | 161,560,000 | Normal |
| Venofrog | 105,120,000 | Water |
| Rainimp | 94,362,000 | Water |
| Froxy | 67,305,000 | Ice |
| Terratort | 62,486,000 | Ground |
These comparisons are limited to the entries included in the available data. They should not be treated as a complete ranking of all 221 monsters.
Monster Elements
The current entries include several elements:
- Normal
- Ice
- Grass
- Water
- Fire
- Ground
The wiki can be filtered by element, making it easier to find monsters that match a particular collection goal or team-building preference. The available reference data does not provide a complete explanation of element matchups, so check the in-game battle interface or current game documentation for matchup behavior.
Monster Rarities
The displayed entries include the following rarity labels:
- Epic
- Legendary
- Mythic
- Secret
Rarity can help organize a collection, but it should not be used as the only way to compare monsters. The displayed stats vary substantially within the same rarity group. For example, the listed Mythic monsters include Psyflora, Glaciber, Rainimp, and Violetaegis, each with different damage and HP values.
Evolution Entries
Some monsters in the current index have an evolution marker. The reference data identifies three evolutions in its summary, but it does not provide the required items, locations, costs, levels, or step-by-step evolution instructions.
For a monster marked with an evolution entry, open its full wiki breakdown and then verify the following in-game:
- Whether the evolution is currently available.
- Which requirements are shown.
- Whether the evolved form changes the monster's element or rarity.
- How the displayed DMG and HP change.
- Whether evolution consumes an item or other resource.
Avoid relying on older screenshots or third-party lists when the in-game requirements differ.
How to Use the Catch a Monster Wiki
You can use the index efficiently by narrowing the list before opening individual monster pages.
1. Start with the collection index
The current reference page lists all indexed monsters and indicates how many entries are being displayed. If only part of the list is visible, use the page's controls to continue browsing.
2. Filter by element or rarity
Use the available filters to reduce the number of results. This is helpful when looking for Normal, Ice, Grass, Water, Fire, or Ground monsters, or when comparing Epic, Legendary, Mythic, and Secret entries.
3. Compare DMG and HP together
A monster with higher damage is not automatically the best choice for every situation. Compare both displayed stats and consider the monster's element and evolution status.
4. Open the full breakdown
The compact index provides a summary. Open an individual card when you need more information about its evolution chain, location, type details, or additional stats.
5. Confirm important details in Roblox
The game may receive balance changes, new monsters, or revised requirements. Treat the wiki as a reference and confirm current values in your own game session.
Catch a Monster Wiki Tips
Use the search and filters together
Searching for a name is useful when you already know which monster you want. Filters are more effective when you are exploring a category, such as all Water or Mythic entries.
Do not confuse rarity with performance
The available data includes different stat profiles within the same rarity. Compare the actual values shown for each monster instead of assuming that every monster in one rarity performs identically.
Track evolution markers
If you are building a collection, prioritize entries with an evolution marker when you want to investigate possible upgrade paths. The marker confirms that an evolution entry is associated with the listing, but it does not by itself explain the requirements.
Recheck values after updates
Monster stats and index counts can change. The current reference shows 221 monsters, but that number is not permanent. Revisit the index after major game updates or content releases.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many monsters are listed in the Catch a Monster wiki?
The current indexed reference lists 221 monsters. The total can change when new pets are added or existing entries are updated.
Which featured monster has the highest damage?
Among the entries shown in this guide, Violetaegis has the highest displayed damage at 14,060,000 DMG.
Which featured monster has the highest HP?
Psyberion X has the highest displayed HP among the featured entries, with 161,560,000 HP.
Does the wiki show monster locations and evolutions?
The wiki is designed to include full breakdowns such as locations and evolution information. The available index data confirms evolution markers for some entries, but it does not include complete requirements or location details for every monster. Open the individual entry and verify current information in-game.