Bestiary
Use the Bestiary as both a creature archive and a Full House checklist.
CrabCodex’s Bestiary is broader than a boss roster. It mixes predators, ambient creatures, nuisances, threat profiles, and entries that may later connect to specific encounter notes. This page keeps that wider archive visible while also helping achievement hunters avoid common Full House completion misses.
Quick Facts
Fast read before the full guide
Scope
Creatures, enemies, and ecosystem threats that do not currently belong in the narrower Bosses section.
Achievement Link
Full House asks for Bestiary completion, so this page should be used as a tracking hub.
Common Miss
Boss summons, small enemies, and variant layers are easier to forget than headline bosses.
Boss Split
Boss-class entries live in Bosses, while Bestiary keeps the wider creature roster clean.
How To Read This Bestiary
- Inclusion here does not mean a creature is a boss.
- Some entries are ordinary enemies, some are larger threats, and some are still best treated as ecosystem references.
- For
Full House, read the page as a checklist, not just as flavor text. - If a creature has a different name, portrait, summon source, or variant layer, treat it as a possible separate entry until verified.
How To Read The Index Cards
Bestiarymeans the entry belongs to the wider creature archive, not the narrower Bosses roster.Imagemeans the portrait has already been localized into the site.Textmeans the entry is searchable now, but the image or full mechanical detail is still pending.Verifymeans the name or role is useful enough to track, but should not be treated as final.Variant layermeans the card is a visible+or++style roster layer, not just a duplicate family mention.
Full House Checklist
Full House is about complete coverage, not just defeating obvious enemies
Standard Creatures
Track ordinary enemies and ambient creatures first.
Small or low-threat creatures are easy to ignore, but they may still matter for archive completion.
Variant Layers
Treat variants as separate candidates until the game proves otherwise.
If a creature or evolution-related entry has a different layer, name, or portrait, do not assume it is already covered.
Boss Families
Bosses and their variants belong to the completion picture too.
Use the Bosses section for family and variant tracking while keeping the wider Bestiary clean.
Achievement Route
Read the Full House guide before treating the checklist as complete.
Boss summons are one of the most important likely miss points for completion hunters.
Common Miss Points
The easiest Bestiary misses are usually not the biggest creatures
Boss Summons
Summoned units may matter even when the boss itself is already logged.
Clawdia-linked Crawlees are a good example of why summons and smaller units should stay visible.
Base / + / ++
Variant layers should not be flattened into one family card.
The site keeps base, +, and ++ boss entries visible because completion tracking often depends on names and layers.
Shiny Hunting
Gotta Catch Them All is a separate collection pressure from Full House.
Shiny creatures are random-spawn hunting goals, so they need a different route mindset from basic Bestiary completion.
Index Layer
Bestiary Entries
Use this section for the wider creature roster: predators, enemies, environmental threats, and searchable entries that do not belong in the stricter Bosses section.
13 entries
BlobFish
An easy, if tasteless, bite that reads more like a low-threat ecosystem resident than a centerpiece encounter.
Important to include because the current Bestiary is broader than just marquee threats, so the site should reflect that roster honestly.
Crabbybara
A massive, blizzard-resistant creature described as protective and reluctant toward violence.
More useful as bestiary context than as a solved boss page right now, but still worth indexing with art and flavor.
Crawlees
Cute and expendable smaller creatures that help illustrate swarm-style ecosystem pressure.
A good reminder that not every indexed threat is a headline boss; some matter because they change fight texture and pressure density.
HatBirb
A smart nest-oriented creature that rarely strays far from safety.
Its current community description makes it feel more like a wildlife entry than a set-piece encounter, and the site should preserve that distinction.
Pantther
An aggressive but self-preserving predator with a strong aversion to water.
A solid threat-profile entry that may later connect well to biome-specific routing guidance.
Pilferret
An annoying little creature whose current CrabCodex entry is more about personality and nuisance than a clean mechanical breakdown.
This entry is intentionally text-only for now because a stable portrait path was not available in the current source pull.
Sandshark
A burrowing predator that navigates terrain density and can locate targets by sound.
One of the stronger bestiary candidates for future terrain- and visibility-linked strategy notes.
SnowHare
A fast-moving creature with unusual vision behavior and a reputation as very literal fast food.
Useful roster filler now, with room to become a more concrete speed/escape reference later.
Spiderfrog
A cute but toxic hunter whose tongue can confuse prey.
One of the bestiary entries that already hints at status-effect or confusion pressure.
Spineapple
A nasty surprise creature that reportedly still tastes like fruit.
A memorable ambush-style entry that helps round out the archive beyond obvious brute threats.
Spitfish
A dangerous water-based opponent that weaponizes high-powered sea-water spit but cannot leave the water.
A very good environment-dependent entry because its danger profile is clearly tied to water access.
Turtoid
A stubborn creature that is only vulnerable when its belly is exposed during eating or attacking.
One of the clearest examples of a bestiary entry that already implies a conditional counterplay window.
Beeware
A pesky, aggressive predator described as so focused on slaughter that it can forget to eat.
Useful as a creature and enemy reference, but not strong enough in public sources to keep under the Boss heading.