Best Everblue Dungeons Pets by Goal and Budget

For focused offense, put your budget toward the stat you need most: Yin's damage bonus or Yan's critical chance. For mixed offense, Psychic Wisp and Thần Long give you both bonus types while leaving the second slot available for another species.

Between the mixed-offense choices, Thần Long is worth the extra 300 Gems if you can afford it: its purchase-stage bonuses exceed Psychic Wisp's by 3 percentage points of damage and 2 percentage points of critical chance. Psychic Wisp remains the practical choice when 1,200 Gems is your spending limit.

For farming, choose between Cat's lower upfront cost and Rainbowfox's higher drop bonus in one slot. Buy these pets at Yui's Pet Shop; use the pet guide for the full directory and purchase instructions. If you need to reach your chosen budget, follow the Gems and Gold guide.

Yin gives +22% damage at Level 1; Yan's shop bonus is +22% critical chance. Each costs 2,000 Gems. Choose Yin when you want damage support, or Yan when critical chance is the priority. Their effects are labeled Always while equipped.

For a two-pet combat setup:

Equip your pair through Bag → Pet. You have two slots, and you can equip only one pet of each species, so buying a second Yin cannot give you a two-Yin loadout. Both pairs above fill your available slots.

Choose the pair for its individual bonuses. For weapon, armor and stat choices that complement your pets, see the build guide.

Cat is the budget farming pick: 250 Gems buys a shop bonus of +3.5% item drop rate. Rainbowfox costs 900 Gems for +5%, making it the better choice when you want a larger drop bonus from one slot.

That upgrade costs 650 additional Gems for 1.5 percentage points more item drop rate. Choose Cat when preserving Gems matters more than maximizing the bonus in that slot. Choose Rainbowfox when you can afford the premium and want the higher starting drop bonus.

If you already own Rain, its Level 1 bonus is Drop +5%. Use it for drop support before spending Gems on another pet for that purpose.

Compare purchase-stage bonuses when deciding what to buy. Feeding changes a pet's stats: Yin's Level 2 feeding preview gives +22.44% damage, displayed as +22.4% on its detail panel, while Yan's Level 4 detail panel gives +23.3% critical chance. Those leveled values should not be compared directly with another pet's starting bonuses to judge purchase value.

The pet interface lists a 50% combined cap for damage and critical bonuses. Account for that limit as your offensive pets grow; adding their displayed percentages is not a calculation of your final damage increase.

For improving pets you already own, follow the feeding and leveling instructions. Use the cooking recipes and pet food XP guide to choose food and gather its ingredients.