I also just started playing and I've been browsing the board a lot for familiar suggestions too. Here's what's commonly suggested, grouped by characters for their preferred genus: Show Oliver: *Note: Oliver is already a good offensive mage on his own so it's not really necessary to have a familiar fill that role. He'll need a healer though. Second
Party Member: Third Party Member I'm sure there are other good familiars to consider, but these are just the ones that are most frequently recommended just to give you an idea. Posted by user Divini: I made this guide to help people new to the game that have questions on good familiars to catch early on soon after you get the ability to tame that are good to use throughout the game. I based these suggestions mostly on personal experience, so don't let what I say dissuade you from trying out other familiars if you really want to use them. In addition, I posted my postgame familiar setup at the end, just to show you the path I took. Two gameplay
mechanics that you should know before reading: Oliver: His first familiar Mite is very average compared to other familiars that are obtainable that fulfills his role as a physical attacker. This is because the Mite line are physical attackers that specialize in high accuracy (and mediocre everything else), and quite frankly Accuracy is the most underwhelming stat in the game. Being forced to evolve it early certainly doesn't help either. -- Attacker: The Naja (Ding Dong Well), and the Purrloiner (Castaway Cove) are great familiars you can tame off the bat with excellent stat growth and high attack speed. The Plessie (Sea Northwest of Autmnia) is also a solid choice - though it trades attack speed for better defenses. -- Tank: Little Bighorn (Old Smokey) is what you're looking for. Good attack, physical resistant, and has a strong movepool (like getting Spire of Fire so early). I consider it an upgraded Mite, since they even come with the same gear slots. One thing to note however, is that the Little Bighorn line gets easily outclassed both in damage dealing and taking once you reach the late/post-game. The Dracones genus in particular in gets powerhouses like the Dinoceros (Genie's Steps) and the Sapdragon (Post-game) for example... -- Magic: Worker Bumbler (Golden Grove) has very good magic attack, but you'll need to use magic gems on it since it learns mostly physical attacks. You won't find as good of a magic user until the Sillymander (Vault of Tears) far later. Note that Oliver himself more than makes up for a lack of magic familiars with his wide array of attack magic he eventually gets. His healing power is lackluster though, so a Lagoon Naiad (Islands South of Summerlands, or free from Temple of Trials) is a good support familiar to round out Oliver's party, even if it's not one of his preferred Genus (Nymphae). This is because the Naiad line is arguably the best pure healing/support familiar in the game. What is the best familiar in Ni no Kuni?Ni no Kuni: Cross Worlds - Best Familiars To Use. Stagthorn. It's one thing for Cross Worlds players to have high defenses against combat and another for enemies to bypass these defenses through status effects. ... . Bunnybot. ... . Shrimpaler. ... . Splisher. ... . Mite. ... . Oroboros. ... . Hippocampus. ... . Crab O' Lantern.. Who is the best starting character in Ni no Kuni?Being the staple frontline offense Class in the Ni no Kuni game, the Swordsman is almost always ideal for players starting out in the game.
Is mite The best familiar?Mite and its metamorphosed forms are average at best, specializing in high accuracy, which isn't exactly the most coveted stat in the game. Mite takes on the role of a damage dealer and there are many much better attacker options that you can obtain early on, making Mite obsolete.
Is Ouroboros a good familiar?This familiar is not only fun to watch roll around but is also one of the most powerful caster familiars you can get for Oliver. The best part is that they are available as soon as you can recruit familiars! With the Oroboros there is no question what to focus on: It is a caster, through and through.
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