Slime Ranchers Can Slimes Become Fereal Again

Slime Rancher is a quirky little game. It's kind of an adventure game, has elements of an FPS, but at the same time, its most prevailing genre is simulation. You, as Beatrix LeBeau, move to the Far Far Range to become a slime rancher, living a life surrounded by slimes and working out how to raise and breed them.

These slimes, therefore, are key to the game. But not all Slime Rancher slimes are created equal. There are actually lots of different slimes with different characteristics. Some have a favourite food, some want to kill you. Just a couple of standard characteristics one would expect in any sentient lifeform.

So, read on to find about about these slimes and what makes them tick. If you love a more realistic time in a video game, we've got a list of the best Switch simulation games that might tickle ya fancy. Or if you like enslaving creatures then our Pokémon Legends: Arceus best Pokémon guide might be a better fancy-tickler.

Every Slime Rancher slime

Here you have it, all the Slime Rancher slimes divided into categories – basically how likely it is that they'll kill you. For all of them, there's the risk that they could be feral, and therefore hurt you. Anyway, there's a lot of them, so here we go (tag yourself I'm Party Gordo).

Before we start, here are some overarching categories of slime:

Largo slimes

These slimes are only produced when a slime eats a plort that's not of their type. Once a slime becomes a largo slime, it can't go back. They have the same diet, plort, favourite toy, and favourite food as the slime they were originally.

Feral slimes

These slimes are largo slimes that will attack you on sight. They have the same diet, plort, favourite toy, and favourite food as their original slime type. Give it some food and it will revert to a normal largo.

Tarr slimes

These slimes are largo slimes that have eaten a plort not of their type. This makes it a super hostile slime that eats other slimes and reproduces as it goes. It can lead to a mass outbreak of the tarr which can be very dangerous. You can get rid of them with water.

Gordo slimes

When lots of the same type of slime come together, you get a gordo. Feed it until it bursts and it separates again, and also reveals an item you may need. They're stationary and do not produce plorts.

Harmless slimes

None of these gelatinous guys will harm you.

Pink slime

You're gonna see the pink one everywhere, and it's the first slime you come across. They're 'cheerful, docile, and the easiest of all the slimes to ranch.'

Diet: everything
Favourite toy: beach ball
Favourite food: none
Risks: none, other than largo
Where: pretty much anywhere

Tabby slime

Hey, look, it's a cat, but slime! These ones are super common too, and one of the four cat slimes. They have 'perky ears, striped backs, and swaying tails' and are "made entirely of gooey slime'. Nice.

Diet: meat
Favourite toy: yarn ball
Favourite food: stony hen
Risks: they're little thieves which can lead to unwanted largos
Where: lots of places, mainly the Dry Reef

Phosphor slime

These slimes are the 'softly glowing heralds of starlight' and they're here to play. They only come out at night, 'flying about the moonlit range upon their translucent wings.' Almost makes you forget about the slime bit.

Diet: fruit
Favourite toy: night light
Favourite food: cueberry
Risks: they and their plorts disappear if caught in the sunlight
Where: most places, especially Dry Reef

Honey slime

The slime that reminds us why we need to save the bees. They're made from 'a hyper-sweet slime compound' (obviously) and apparently 'their plorts taste great on cereal.' Yum.

Diet: fruit
Favourite toy: buzzy bee
Favourite food: mint mango
Risks: their plorts are so sweet-smelling, they attract other slimes
Where:the Moss Blanket

Puddle slime

A slime more suited for an experienced rancher, and not one that's 'still wet behind the ears', these wet ones are a rare species and don't consume anything other than water.

Diet: water
Favourite toy: rubber ducky
Favourite food: none
Risks: need to be kept in a pond away from other slimes (they're shy)
Where: the Moss Blanket, Indigo Quarry

Hunter slime

Another cat slime, this one is a mean version of the tabby. It has 'a natural cloaking ability' making it hard to spot.

Diet: meat
Favourite toy: stuffed chicken
Favourite food: roostro
Risks: any new largo formed from its plorts is feral
Where: the Moss Blanket, the Glass Desert

Quantum slime

A magical, teleporting slime, created by 'some sort of event that took place in the Ancient Ruins long ago.'

Diet: fruit
Favourite toy: puzzle cube
Favourite food: phase lemon
Risks: they can teleport, so distract them with food
Where: the Ancient Ruins

Dervish slime

A 'swirling, whirling bundle of energy', these are most common in the Glass desert and move very quickly.

Diet: fruit
Favourite toy: gyro top
Favourite food: prickle pear
Risks: they can cause cyclones and therefore chaos
Where: The Glass Desert

Tangle slime

Innocent looking, but actually very dangerous, the tangle slime needs to be well-fed at all times.

Diet: meat
Favourite toy: sol mate
Favourite food: painted hen
Risks: can make other slimes sneeze, so be sure to feed them
Where: The Glass Desert

Saber slime

Only ever encountered as a largo slime, they're very dangerous, as most that you find are feral.

Diet: meat
Favourite toy: stego buddy
Favourite food: none
Risks: agile and ready to bite, take care when catching
Where: the Wilds

Dangerous slimes

All these slimes can harm you in some way, feral or not.

Rock slime

These slimes can hurt you with their spiky heads. And they have the same favourite toy as me!

Diet: veggies
Favourite toy: big rock
Favourite food: heart beet
Risks: their rocky crown can hurt you
Where: most places, especially the Dry Reef

Rad slime

These slimes glow in the dark due to some radioactive aura. Yum.

Diet: veggies
Favourite toy: power cell
Favourite food: oca oca
Risks: can inflict rad poisoning if you spend too much time around them
Where: the Indigo Quarry

Boom slime

These slimes are 'constantly building toward an inevitable explosion'. Have fun!

Diet: meat
Favourite toy: bomb ball
Favourite food: briar hen
Risks: they're ready to blow at any minute
Where:the Indigo Quarry

Crystal slime

These slimes create spikes in the ground that can hurt you.

Diet: veggies
Favourite toy: crystal ball
Favourite food: odd onion
Risks: same as the rock slime, but now with an AoE attack
Where:the Indigo Quarry

Fire slime

You have to keep the fire slime in an ash trough or incinerator, so they're quite the handful.

Diet: ash
Favourite toy: charcoal brick
Favourite food: none
Risks: they're on fire
Where: The Glass Desert

Mosaic slime

A glittering slime, it's beautiful and dangerous. And has the same favourite food as me!

Diet: veggies
Favourite toy: disco ball
Favourite food: silver parsnip
Risks: they draw other slimes to them with their shimmer, and can cause fires when agitated
Where:The Glass Desert

Special slimes

The rarest slimes (some are even impossible to catch, apparently…)

Quicksilver slime

Incredibly rare slimes these, only inhabiting the Mochi Miles. They're quick, eat electricity, and don't have a favourite toy. Proper strange ones.

Diet: electricity
Favourite toy: none
Favourite food: none
Risks: harmful out in the wild
Where: Mochi Miles' farm

Glitch slime

These slimes are completely digital, so they're hard to catch.

Diet: none
Favourite toy: none
Favourite food: none
Risks: very hard to wrangle due to their shapeshifting
Where: Viktor's Slimeulation

Gold slime

A rare slime that produces the most valuable plorts.

Diet: gilded ginger only
Favourite toy: none
Favourite food: gilded ginger
Risks: can only produce plorts when hit with spare resources from your vac
Where: the Feral Vaults, randomly anywhere on the map

Lucky slime

Another type of cat slime, they love shiny things. They gobble up nubuck coins they find and jingle as they move. They also run away from you on sight

Diet: meat
Favourite toy: none
Favourite food: none
Risks: seeing one could be considered 'the universe testing your greed'
Where: very rarely, at specific points on the map

Party Gordo

This slime is 'a mysterious gordo slime' that only shows up on the weekend. Find Party Gordo and pop it for some unique prizes.

Diet: everything
Favourite toy: none
Favourite food: none
Risks: none, it's party time
Where:different place every weekend

Twinkle slime

A rare, legendary slime, the twinkle slime only shows up during Wiggly Wonderland events. When encountered, it sings, explodes, and creates a portal to and from the ranch.

Diet: none
Favourite toy: none
Favourite food: none
Risks: none
Where: anywhere during the event

So, that's all the Slime Rancher slimes. You're now ready to be a master rancher. We've got a guide to Pokémon Legends: Arceus shiny Pokémon if you want to transfer your ranching skills to animal warfare.

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Source: https://www.pockettactics.com/slime-rancher/slimes