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<br>Pet Arena 1 is the first pet battle arena available on Rainyday and is unlocked by default at the start of each season in the Earth environment. Players can battle pets to earn Petcoins, with a small chance to receive a Hatch Pack after each successful fight. The arena contains numerous water pools, making a riptide trident especially useful for quickly navigating the map and locating new monsters to battle. When battling an enemy pet | <br>Pet Arena 1 is the first pet battle arena available on Rainyday and is unlocked by default at the start of each season in the Earth environment. Players can battle pets to earn Petcoins, with a small chance to receive a Hatch Pack after each successful fight. The arena contains numerous water pools, making a riptide trident especially useful for quickly navigating the map and locating new monsters to battle. When battling an enemy pet, it selects one of two possible moves each turn across a five turn cycle, then resets back to turn one. Each move choice is limited to those two options for that turn, which causes some pets to behave more offensively than others. Below is a table outlining each monster, their turn-by-turn movesets, and their respective drops: | ||
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Pet Arena 1 is the first pet battle arena available on Rainyday and is unlocked by default at the start of each season in the Earth environment. Players can battle pets to earn Petcoins, with a small chance to receive a Hatch Pack after each successful fight. The arena contains numerous water pools, making a riptide trident especially useful for quickly navigating the map and locating new monsters to battle. When battling an enemy pet, it selects one of two possible moves each turn across a five turn cycle, then resets back to turn one. Each move choice is limited to those two options for that turn, which causes some pets to behave more offensively than others. Below is a table outlining each monster, their turn-by-turn movesets, and their respective drops: