Completing All Pets and Their Roles in Neon Abyss 2

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Welcome to the vibrant, mythologically-inspired universe of Neon Abyss 2. As you embark on your adventure, you can choose from a variety of Agents to explore the Neon Abyss. As you defeat foes and navigate deeper into the dungeon, you’ll encounter striking, colorful eggs.

These eggs can hatch into Hatchmon, adorable creatures that act as companions and capable allies in your battles. They will actively seek out enemies for you, and with some luck, you can evolve them into Super Hatchmon, unlocking their special powers to assist in defeating your foes.

Currently, Neon Abyss 2 is in Early Access on Steam, so details may change as updates roll out.

Understanding Hatchmons

Hatchmons are small creatures that hatch from eggs and will follow you, providing help during battle. When you’re not fighting, they float behind you, but once combat begins, they automatically go after enemies, even if you’re stationary.

However, if they take damage, they might be knocked out, dropping to the ground until you revive them by walking over them. If you possess specific relics, like the Tenacious Sapling, they will be revived automatically after a short duration.

There’s no cap on how many Hatchmons or Eggs you can carry, but you can adjust settings to limit what appears on-screen, reducing any potential distractions.

Hatchmons come in five colorful mini variations: Pinky, Tealy, Ivory, Purply, and Limey. By combining specific groups of four mini Hatchmon, such as three Pinky and one Limey, you can evolve them into a Super Hatchmon, granting unique skills and enhanced attacks. Additionally, certain Weapons and Artifacts can gain strength or bonuses based on how many Hatchmon or Eggs you carry, making them important for your overall strategy.

How to Acquire and Hatch Hatchmons

Hatchmons begin as eggs, which you can acquire in various ways: by breaking objects, completing rooms, buying them from the Temple of Shopping, and opening different types of chests. The most frequent method of obtaining them is breaking crates and vases.

Some Agents, like Elise, have special Hatchmons that are unique and cannot evolve into Super Hatchmon.

Upon collecting an egg, you will receive a random one from one of the five basic Hatchmon types, and you’ll need to hatch it. Hatching is mainly done by defeating enemies in various rooms, with an average of three to four rooms typically needed to hatch a single Hatchmon.

Occasionally, eggs may not hatch successfully, but when a hatch is successful, you’ll see a notification revealing what Hatchmon you’ve received.

Finding certain Artifacts, like the Dinosaur Skull, can speed up the hatching process and may allow other actions, such as causing explosions, to contribute to hatching progress.

The Temple of Agapeism

Once you unlock the first perk in the Evolution Skill Tree and level up enough to access the Agapeism Perk on the second page, you can visit the Temple of Agapeism. Agapeism, like Consumerism, is one of the faith choices available at the Pillar of Faith at each level, and you’ll gain faith by hatching or acquiring eggs.

This faith can cause the Agapeism Proxy to appear randomly in rooms, dropping an egg each time it gets hit.

With a full faith meter, you can use the Pillar of Faith or a Teleporter to visit the Temple of Agapeism, where you can purchase eggs for 15 Gold each, trade excess eggs for Gold, or utilize a machine in the room’s center to instantly hatch multiple Hatchmon. Like other Temples, once you leave, it will vanish, but you can return on the next floor by selecting Agapeism again at the Pillar of Faith.

How to Obtain Super Hatchmons

Super Hatchmons are more powerful than their mini counterparts and have unique abilities. They also deal more damage, although some might be less aggressive depending on their abilities.

To evolve into a Super Hatchmon, you’ll need to combine four mini Hatchmon, with duplicates remaining until you find the right evolution combination.

These powerful allies are obtained by evolving specific mini Hatchmon combinations or through particular weapons or events, like taking a loan from the Temple of Shopping to receive the Grabie Hatchmon. The type of Super Hatchmon you receive is strictly determined by the combination you use.

All Available Hatchmons

There are five basic mini Hatchmons, each with a different number of evolutions: Pinky has eight, Limey and Tealy have seven, Purply has six, and Ivory has four.

Hatchmon eggs come in various patterns, but the color of the egg determines the type of Hatchmon you’ll hatch. For instance, Pinky can come from pink-dotted or pink-and-white-striped eggs.

Hatchmon	Can Evolve	Possible Evolution Combinations	Acquisition Method
Pinky	Yes	Pinky x4, Pinky x3 + Limey x1, Pinky x3 + Ivory x1, and more.	Open a pink Hatchmon egg.
Limey	Yes	Limey x4, Limey x3 + Pinky x1, Limey x3 + Purply x1, and more.	Open a green Hatchmon egg.
Purply	Yes	Purply x3 + Tealy x1, Purply x3 + Limey x1, and more.	Open a purple Hatchmon egg.
Tealy	Yes	Tealy x4, Tealy x3 + Ivory x1, Tealy x3 + Pinky x1, and more.	Open a blue Hatchmon egg.
Ivory	Yes	Ivory x4, Ivory x3 + Pinky x1, and more.	Open a yellow Hatchmon egg.
Feary	No	N/A	Acquire the weapon Noxmare.
Kiddy	No	N/A	Use the Agent, Elise.
Skely	No	N/A	Acquire the weapon RITUAL.

All Available Super Hatchmons

There are 23 different Super Hatchmon with most evolving from combinations of mini Hatchmon.

You can find a complete list of Super Hatchmon evolution recipes in the Hatchmon Booklet found in your menu, though the booklet doesn’t include their names or abilities.

While most Super Hatchmons will attack enemies for you, some, such as Grabie, rarely attack unless you use a specific weapon. For example, the RITUAL weapon generates spikes that can also inflict damage.

Super Hatchmon	Evolution Combo/How to Obtain	Ability
Huffie	3 Ivory and 1 Pinky	Takes damage to increase attack damage. Resets each floor.
Snippie	1 Ivory and 3 Pinky	Splits dropped items into smaller units when possible.
Vitalie	3 Purply and 1 Tealy	Starts as a ghost; consumes Hearts to regain physical form.
Grabie	Take out a loan from the Temple of Shopping.	Occasionally retrieves coins to help pay the loan.
Wackie	2 Tealy and 2 Ivory	Throws Clown Bombs; unleashes more after being revived.
Quartzie	3 Pinky and 1 Limey	Duplicates Curio effects at no extra cost.
Cloudie	3 Purply and 1 Limey	Gives an extra jump and may spawn Jump Marks in battle.