- All Loomians in Loomian Legacy are organized by region, type, rarity, and battle role in this index.
- Starters: Embit, Eaglit, Dripple, Fevine, Vambat, and Weevolt anchor every early team.
- Regional encounters expand your options from Route 1 through Atlanthian City.
- Event Loomians appear only during seasonal activities and are valuable for collectors.
- Role matters more than rarity when building a competitive team.
How All Loomians Are Organized in Roria
Every Loomian in Loomian Legacy belongs to a regional ecosystem across the world of Roria. Rather than one flat list, the Loomian roster grows as you unlock towns, routes, forests, caves, lakes, and major cities. Each region introduces wild encounters, story-locked species, and event-exclusive creatures, so building a full Loomipedia means following the story progression from start to finish.
The developers at Llama Train Studio keep the roster expanding through major region releases such as Sepharite City and the two-part Atlanthian City expansion, plus recurring seasonal events. That makes "all Loomians" a living collection that grows with every update.
Video Highlights:
- Official Route 9 and Expeditions overview from Llama Train Studio
- How new areas introduce new encounter tables
- Expeditions as a way to interact with collected Loomians
The table below summarizes how the roster is distributed across the adventure:
| Region | Location Type | Loomian Content | Progression Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting routes | Towns, Route 1-2 | Starters, common wilds | Early team building |
| Midas area | Route 3, Gale Forest | Forest encounters, story species | First Theatre prep |
| Silvent region | Route 4, Igneus Hollow | Cave and fire-themed species | Type coverage growth |
| Sepharite region | Routes 5-6, outskirts | Mid-game wilds, industrial species | Team diversification |
| Lagoona region | Lake, Routes 7-8 | Water-linked species | Mid-to-late expansion |
| Atlanthian region | City districts, sea areas | Advanced and story-locked species | Endgame completion |
Revisit earlier routes after unlocking new capture tools. Several species and rare forms are easier to register once your team outlevels the wild encounters.
Starter Loomians and Their Evolution Lines
Your first choice defines the opening hours of the game. Loomian Legacy offers six starters, each with a distinct type identity and evolution path. No starter is strictly superior; the right pick depends on the coverage your planned team needs.
| Starter | Type Identity | Early Strength | Best Fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embit | Fire-focused line | Strong early offense | Aggressive players |
| Eaglit | Air-focused line | Speed, Plant/Brawler matchups | Fast-tempo teams |
| Dripple | Water-focused line | Fire and Earth coverage | Balanced playstyle |
| Fevine | Plant-focused line | Water and Earth matchups | Defensive starters |
| Vambat | Dark-oriented line | Unique early utility | Specialist builds |
| Weevolt | Electric-focused line | Water and Air pressure | Speed-based offense |
Do not build your entire early team around one attacking type. Water, Plant, Earth, and Electric coverage answers are all needed before the first Battle Theatre challenges.
Notable Fully Evolved Loomians by Battle Role
Once starters and wild captures evolve, the competitive picture takes shape. Across story progression, arena battles, and PvP, certain fully evolved Loomians consistently stand out for reliability and coverage.
Himbrr
- Ice and Earth coverage
- Excellent durability
- Story-tier S pick
- Slower in PvP
Garlash
- Water physical attacker
- Strong into Fire and Earth
- Reliable in every format
Zuelong
- Fast offensive sweeper
- S-tier across story and PvP
- Punishes slow teams
Revenine
- Spirit and Fire attacker
- Useful resistances
- Offensive disruption
Tiklipse
- Light and Dark coverage
- Flexible mixed offense
- Broad matchup spread
Mutagon
- Bulky offensive pivot
- S-tier PvP presence
- Strong switch potential
The value of any Loomian depends on format, moves, ability, personality, training, and team role. Story rankings favor accessibility, while PvP rankings weigh stats, coverage, and synergy more heavily.
| Loomian | Story | Arena | PvP | Defining Trait |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zuelong | S | S | S | Speed-based special offense |
| Garlash | S | S | A | Physical Water pressure |
| Himbrr | S | A | B | Bulk with Ice/Earth coverage |
| Tiklipse | A | A | A | Light/Dark mixed offense |
| Revenine | A | A | A | Spirit/Fire disruption |
| Mutagon | - | - | S | Bulky pivot presence |
Tier placements shift with balance updates, new moves, and new species. Review recent official announcements before finalizing a competitive set.
Step-by-Step: Registering Every Loomian
Choose a Starter
Pick one of the six starters at Lumia's Lab, then plan early coverage around its weaknesses using Route 1 and Route 2 wilds.
Catch Along Every Route
Weaken wild Loomians before throwing capture discs, and carry plenty of discs before entering each new route, forest, or cave.
Explore Side Paths
Gale Forest, Igneus Hollow, and later regions hide items and rarer encounters along branching paths. Search thoroughly before advancing.
Complete Evolution Requirements
Some Loomians evolve by level, while others need items such as Thunderfruit or Ice Heart, friendship, trade, or location-based conditions. Confirm the requirement before spending resources.
Participate in Events
Seasonal events introduce event-exclusive Loomians and forms that do not appear in the base roster. Log in during active event windows to register them.
Train a small core team evenly through the story, then rotate weaker captures into safe battles to register evolutions without grinding every species individually.
Collection Checklist and Type Coverage
Loomipedia Milestones:
- Choose a starter and reach its final evolution
- Register wild encounters from every unlocked route
- Complete item-based evolutions such as Thunderfruit lines
- Register event-exclusive Loomians during seasonal events
- Build a team covering Fire, Water, Plant, Electric, and Earth matchups
Type coverage is the backbone of any complete collection. Keep these core relationships in mind while filling your roster:
| Attacking Type | Strong Against | Watch Out For |
|---|---|---|
| Water | Fire, Earth, Ancient | Plant, Water, Toxic resist |
| Plant | Water, Earth, Ancient | Fire, Toxic, Bug resist |
| Fire | Plant, Ice, Metal, Bug | Water, Earth resist Fire |
| Electric | Water, Air | No effect on Earth |
| Earth | Electric, Fire, Toxic, Metal | No effect on Air |
| Dark | Mind, Spirit | Light, Metal resist |
Replace a team member with another Loomian that performs the same role, not merely one with higher rarity. Matchup quality beats rarity in almost every format.
FAQ
Q: How many Loomians are in Loomian Legacy in total?
The roster grows with every update. New Loomians arrive through region expansions like the Atlanthian City releases and recurring seasonal events, so the total count changes over time. Check the official Roblox game page and Llama Train Studio announcements for the latest additions.
Q: Which starter is the best choice for a new player?
There is no strictly best starter. Dripple offers reliable Water coverage, Embit provides early Fire offense, Fevine handles Water and Earth matchups, and Weevolt brings fast Electric pressure. Choose based on the coverage gaps you plan to fill with wild captures.
Q: Can event Loomians be obtained after their event ends?
Event-exclusive Loomians are generally tied to their active event window. Some may return in future seasonal rotations, but there is no guaranteed schedule, so register them while the event is live.
Q: Do all Loomians evolve by level?
No. While many evolve by level, others require items such as Thunderfruit or Ice Heart, friendship, time of day, trade, or location-based conditions. Always confirm the specific requirement before using a limited evolution resource.