All Alien Creatures That You Can Capture In Revenge Of The Savage Planet

Curious about the diverse alien beings in Revenge of the Savage Planet? Numerous lifeforms across various planets can be captured. Doing so grants you incredible upgrades, requiring significant effort to explore thoroughly. Our guide provides all the information you need to enhance your gameplay.

All alien beings you can capture in Revenge of the Savage Planet – Alien fauna guide

The game features 36 alien lifeforms/fauna available for capture. Utilize the Proton Whip for this purpose. Just press and hold the button to lasso and draw a target closer. If you remain stationary or avoid damage during this action, a vortex will materialize and attract the creature. Keep in mind that in some scenarios, you may need to briefly incapacitate a target by striking its weak point first.

When captured, alien creatures will reappear in the pens of your habitat. From there, you can access the computer at your base to study their biology. This yields various unlocks, including new gadgets/abilities and outfit color palettes.

Note 1: In our guide, we’ve included only those creatures that can be captured with the lasso and subsequently researched on your computer. We have excluded:

• Small critters – Such as Mantis and Kiwi Slug, which tend to die instantly when struck with your whip or when stepped on.
• Bosses, space whales, and hazardous plants – These cannot be captured.
• Underwater species – Your whip can’t be utilized underwater.
• Enemies encountered in Interstellar Enigma shrines – Hybrid versions of standard enemies can be scanned, but the whip lasso won’t work on them. The item rewards acquired at the end of each trial, however, do need to be studied.

Note 2: Some animals inhabit multiple worlds/biomes, but we’ve listed them on the planet where they were first found.

Here are the fauna that you can lasso and catch in Stellaris Prime:

• Raccocco
• Alpha Raccocco
• Mito Slime – Fire once to make it divide into duplicates. Then, spray it with water using your Power Hose. Capture it while it’s half glowing.
• Slitherfly
• Brainard
• Trickle
• Beetle – Its weak point is its rear end.
• Fecal Beetle – Shares the same weak spot in its rear end, but you must break its poop carapace using your whip.
• Hognork – Hit its upper palate inside its mouth to immobilize it. This creature unlocks the grappling hook feature of your Proton Whip.

On the desert world of Xephyr, you can capture additional alien creatures from Revenge of the Savage Planet:

• Scorpio Puffer/Electro-Scorpion
• Puffer Fox
• Bonefly
• Desert Eraffe
• Curadora
• Grab Grub – It pulls you in with its tongue, though shooting its mouth will temporarily stun it.
• Vaperon – Its left leg is its weak point.
• Alpha Vaperon – Similar to the Vaperon, but can spin around. Studying its biology enables you to deflect projectiles.

In the Zenithian Rift, you can transfer these animals to your habitat:

• Lavacon
• Icicon
• Detonaton
• Rolly Polly – Stun it by striking it until it collides with a wall.
• Simian Puffer/Puffer Monkey
• Toxwin – It has a weak point on its belly.
• Alpha Toxwin – A resilient variant of the Toxwin. Researching it is necessary to unlock the Toxic Deshocker—i.e., immunity to poison gas.
• Crusher – Its weak spot is its tail.
• Armored Crusher – Comparable to the standard Crusher, but requires a Stomp Boost attack to break its shell.

In Quasadron IX, you can bag nearly a dozen alien fauna in Revenge of the Savage Planet:

• Eraffe
• Arffalo
• Bumblar
• Sluggator – It will pull you like the Grab Grub, but its weak point is its head.
• Alpha Sluggator – A more formidable version of the Sluggator. It unlocks the Blight Bomb Stabilizer upgrade. You’ll need it in order to fully repair the Javelin.
• Common Striped Puffer
• Lurid Striped Puffer
• Tatushkey
• Babutt – Its weak point is on its back.
• Wardrill – Its weak point, surprisingly, is its rear.

As previously mentioned, capturing various animals unlocks upgrades and abilities upon research. Most importantly, they grant color palettes for your outfits. After studying all 36 creatures, you’ll also receive the final color palette.

That wraps up our guide to the alien creatures in Revenge of the Savage Planet. If you’re interested in objectives related to progress, feel free to review our Javelin repair guide, Interstellar Enigma guide, and Tweed’s Revenge guide.

For assistance navigating this peculiar star system, explore our Revenge of the Savage Planet guides hub.