Pneuma Evolution Guidelines

Pneuma Evolution is a rather daunting task: it requires discipline, care, and a lot of patience. While pneuma evolution may seem random at first, the data pooled from numerous player feedback prove otherwise. Pneuma evolution is strongly dependent on the type of food given (right brain vs. left brain), tame-levels, and sickness. This page displays all the raw-data submitted by players on pneuma care. Disclaimer: All information listed below are mere guidelines. Even if the guidelines are followed perfectly there may still be a chance of evolution into unexpected pneumas.

Tame Levels
The possibility of evolving to better pneuma is strongly dependent on Tame levels A pneuma's "Tame" can be observed by the various emotions pneumas show occasionally. See chart below..

Pneuma Food Details
The Pneuma you will get is based on how much you develop the Pneuma's brain and it's tame levels. The tame levels are what decides if you can can get a "good" pet or not. But the brain development is what decides the pet you actually get. Using "White" food like Euglena ball or Heap of snacks have no effect on brain development, just know that if the Pneuma uses the "sick emote" you don't need to resort to using them because all effects (except stress and hunger) can be fixed just by waiting. Also don't use cake unless you want a pig or you know for a fact that you've tamed and developed it's brain to a high-enough level because you will need all the time to get your Pneuma to max tame and max brain development. And be sure to wait 15 min in between training and playing ex. train wait play wait train. and feed when it's hungry, this is THE ONLY WAY to get an decent pet. That is the only piece of info that isn't found anywhere in the game or official website and is the most important.



Evolution Guidelines (General)
The following pneuma evolution guidelines are compiled in a general sense. This means that rather than listing any specifics such as sickness or food quantities, generalized tame levels and food percentages from player testimonies are shown. For a detailed charts with specific food and sickness values, see below.

Since Pneuma food are categorized according to right-brain and left-brain advancement, "Food" in the charts below will be categorized so.
 * How to read Food percentages: If the Pneuma guideline suggests that you give 90% right-brain food and 10% left-brain food, and plan on giving a total of 10 food items, nine of the food will be right-brain food and only one will be for the left-brain. Players can follow this ratio for whatever amount of food. For example, a sample size of 20 would require eighteen right-brain food and two left-brain food. Keep in mind that if you follow the guidelines that only give food percentages that you don't feed your Pneuma two different food items of the same caliber. For example if the guide tells you to feed your Pneuma 50% right-brain and 50% left-brain DON'T feed your Pneuma the two highest brain development food for left and right brain or it will become sick. Instead feed it a decent development food (higher development food for the side of the brain you would like to develop) and the lowest brain development food.

Evolution Guidelines (By Food/Items)
Please note these guidelines are only meant to be examples based on others' recorded experiences. They are not 100% guaranteed to become your intended pet as it depends on a variety of factors such as the order you give your pet the things, the timing in which you do, and how many times your pet gets sick.


 * For general timing: Make sure to feed, play, and/or train once every 15 minutes. If you want to reduce the rate of pet exhaustion, one way is to have no training during "odd rounds" and then training during "even rounds". Make sure when your pet first hatches or evolves, begin immediately with a round of only training.