Dr Sodie and Mt Sodie are primarily red and green, respectively, but lack the attributes of their respective colors.Both the Greater and the Lesser Cocomite are based on coconuts, but they both lack the Fruity attribute.Aggroll and Tropicabug are based on foods that contain meat, but do not have the Meaty attribute.There are a few Bugsnax that seem to fit certain attributes, but are not classified under them in game.Fruity Snakpod was given "Fruity" in an update. Fryder, Crispy Snakpod, Twisty Snakpod, La Sodieux, Puffy Snakpod, Eggler, Nutty Snakpod, and Clawbsteroni all have no attributes.Mama Mewon, Green Grapeskeeto, Paletoss Grande, Scoopy Banoopy, and Tikada Masala are all tied for having the most attributes, with five each.
Floofty enjoys sweet Bugsnax in particular, but does not require them for their side questline. Sweet Bugsnax are typically based on foods that are high in sugar, or are at least sweeter than their counterparts, such as Sweet Fryder. If provoked, a sticky Bugsnak can temporarily slow down the player. When trapped, they will cause the Snak Trap to remain stuck where it closed, necessitating the use of the Snakgrappler to retrieve it. Sticky Bugsnax may cause objects to stick to them on contact. Spicy Bugsnax are based on spicy foods, with the exception of Charmallow. To catch them, their fire must be doused by bringing them into contact with water, a whirlwind, or a frosty Bugsnak. Spicy Bugsnax are on fire, and will set the player and other Bugsnax ablaze on contact, as well as burn a Snak Trap to bits. Many Bugsnax have red variants, though not usually named after their color. Chandlo asks for aggressive, meaty Bugsnax as part of his side questline. Meaty Bugsnax are based on meat, or foods containing meat.
Beffica asks to be transformed with green Bugsnax as part of her side questline. Green Bugsnax are primarily green in color. Wambus asks the player for one as part of his side questline. All frosty Bugsnax are based on frozen desserts.įruity Bugsnax are based on fruits, or foods containing fruit. To catch them, their icy layer must be melted away by bringing them into contact with fire, lava, or warm water. Some can be trapped in midair, while others must be brought to the ground to be captured.įrosty Bugsnax typically have an icy aura that will freeze the player and other Bugsnax on contact, as well as freeze a Snak Trap to pieces. They can be captured after being tripped up or having their size increased.įlying Bugsnax spend most, if not all, of their time above the ground, out of the player's reach. Wambus asks the player for some of these as part of his side questline.Įvasive Bugsnax are normally unable to be detected by the Snak Trap, due to high speeds or small size.
This attribute does not apply to Bugsnax such as the "full" Sandopede or Megamaki, as these are groups of individual Bugsnax working as a group.īurrowing Bugsnax are capable of digging underground, and cannot be captured while doing so. Legendary Bugsnax with this attribute change form and appearance after taking enough damage. The breakable Bugsnak itself can be captured if its element is neutralized and it is stunned at the same time. All Legendary Bugsnax have this attribute.īreakable Bugsnax typically also have the Frosty or Spicy attribute, and when their element is neutralized, will soon split into two or more different Bugsnax. Their attacks can be used to stun other Bugsnax, making them vulnerable to capture. Attributes can be seen on a Bugsnak's page in the Bugapedia, and describe aspects of its behavior, appearance, and flavor.Īggressive Bugsnax are usually able to attack the player as well as the Snak Trap, and typically must be stunned before being possible to capture.
Scoopy Banoopy's journal page, showing its five attributesĪttributes are qualities inherent to each Bugsnak species.
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