Rarity

All Gattomons belong to one of the four Rarity types:

• Ordinary

• Rare

• Mythical

• Legendary

Rarity affects the Gattomon's development process, its battle bonuses, and the valuable rewards it can bring to the Owner in Gifts.

Impact of Rarity on Development

The Rarity of a Gattomon determines the number of Attribute points it receives when leveling up. These points are randomly distributed among all Attributes, making the development of each Gattomon unique.

Rarity	Points per Level	Points (Min)	Points (Max)
Ordinary	1	9	9
Rare	from 1 to 2	9	18
Mythical	from 1 to 3	9	27
Legendary	from 2 to 3	18	27

Impact of Rarity on Gift Drops

Rarity	Strong side
Ordinary	Brings only Experience and Gold Coins, with a very small chance of dropping a Big Essence.
Rare	Provides increased Experience and drops any Essences, but almost never brings Gold Coins.
Mythical	Drops $GTON and a large amount of Gold Coins, but provides little Experience and cannot drop Essences at all.
Legendary	Brings Experience, Gold Coins, TON, Big and Enormous Essences, and with a very small chance, Ordinary, Rare, and Mythical Eggs.

Battle Bonuses

Rarity affects the bonus a Gattomon receives in battles. This bonus is assigned randomly at birth and can significantly enhance the Gattomon's combat attributes.

Rarity	Effect Strength	Stamina	Strength	Critical Hit Chance	Dodge Chance	Block Chance
Ordinary	-	-	-	-	-	-
Rare	+2%	+2%	+1%	+1%	+1%	+1%
Mythical	+4%	+4%	+3%	+2%	+2%	+2%
Legendary	+6%	+6%	+5%	+3%	+3%	+3%

IA Gattomon can have only one bonus. Bonuses do not transfer through Breeding, so each new Gattomon is unique and comes with different abilities.

The final bonus determines the maximum rarity of Battle Cards a Gattomon can receive. For example, the highest card rank for Ordinary Gattomons is B-class, while Legendary and Mythical Gattomons have a chance to obtain S-class cards.