Roco Kingdom Nytty, Nytrix and Nythera: Full Evolution Line, Stats and Scapegoat Trait

A little purple cat hiding in the mist might look adorable, but there's something unsettling about the way it moves. In Roco Kingdom, Nytty evolves into Nytrix and eventually Nythera, a mysterious Havoc-class Jini that specializes in deception, powerful physical attacks and multi-hit combos. The entire line shares Scapegoat, a trait that increases Combo Count as Health decreases, making it increasingly dangerous when wounded. Here is how each stage evolves, how their stats improve and how to make the most of their unusual battle mechanics.

The evolution line

Nytty evolves into Nytrix at Level 26, while Nytrix evolves into Nythera at Level 44. All three stages belong to the Havoc class.

1. Nytty (No. 085, Havoc): A nimble little feline that hides within thick mist and can mimic the appearance of other objects. It feeds on the surprise and fear of other creatures, leaving behind a strange scent after feeding. Despite its playful appearance, Nytty is skilled at avoiding detection.
2. Nytrix (No. 086, Havoc): As Nytty evolves, it becomes more sophisticated in its ability to disguise itself. Nytrix travels constantly, occasionally transforming into other Jinies to sneak into their groups. This behavior is believed to help improve its mimicry skills. Despite its ability to blend in, Nytrix usually prefers living alone.
3. Nythera (No. 087, Havoc): The final evolution develops a graceful, mysterious appearance with flowing purple fur and elongated ears. It prefers observing other creatures from a distance and sometimes creates illusions simply to watch their reactions. Nythera rarely seeks companionship, but when a trusted Roco pets it, the tips of its ears begin to glow.

The evolution line transforms from a small mischievous kitten into a much more elegant and elusive Jini.

Although its appearance changes considerably, all three stages retain their Havoc classification and the Scapegoat trait.

They also share the Humanoid and Fairy Egg Groups.

Trait: Scapegoat

For every 25% Health lost, gains 2 more Combo Count.

All three stages share this trait. Scapegoat creates an unusual offensive mechanic that rewards players for fighting with reduced Health.

Unlike traits that increase Physical Attack or Magic Attack directly, Scapegoat increases Combo Count, allowing compatible attacks to perform additional hits.

The bonus grows as the Jini loses Health:

1. 25% Health lost: Gains 2 additional Combo Count.
2. 50% Health lost: Gains 4 additional Combo Count.
3. 75% Health lost: Gains 6 additional Combo Count.

This makes Nythera particularly dangerous after taking damage, especially when using skills that already perform multiple hits.

Crunch is a natural example. This Havoc-class physical attack normally performs a three-hit combo and gains 2 additional Combo Count when the user's Health falls below 50%.

Combined with Scapegoat, Crunch can become much more threatening as Nythera approaches low Health.

However, the trait also introduces an obvious risk. Nythera must survive at reduced Health to benefit from its increased Combo Count.

Its high Speed can help it act before slower opponents, but players still need to be careful against powerful attacks that could defeat it before it has an opportunity to strike.

Scapegoat rewards controlled risk rather than simply allowing Nythera to take unlimited damage.

Stats at every stage

Here is how Species Aptitude grows throughout the evolution line:

1. Nytty, 374 total: HP 60, Physical Attack 69, Magic Attack 63, Physical Defense 62, Magic Defense 51, Speed 69
2. Nytrix, 499 total: HP 80, Physical Attack 92, Magic Attack 84, Physical Defense 83, Magic Defense 68, Speed 92
3. Nythera, 624 total: HP 100, Physical Attack 115, Magic Attack 105, Physical Defense 104, Magic Defense 85, Speed 115

Nytty's total Species Aptitude increases from 374 to 499 after evolving into Nytrix, then reaches 624 in its final form. That represents an overall improvement of 250 points across the evolution line.

Physical Attack and Speed are Nythera's strongest stats, both reaching 115.

This combination makes it an effective physical attacker capable of acting before many slower opponents.

Magic Attack is also respectable at 105, giving Nythera some flexibility when choosing offensive skills. However, its 115 Physical Attack makes physical moves more attractive, especially when combined with Scapegoat and multi-hit attacks.

Physical Defense reaches 104, providing reasonable protection against physical damage, while its 100 HP gives it more staying power than its earlier forms.

Magic Defense is comparatively lower at 85, leaving Nythera more vulnerable to powerful magic attacks.

Its overall stat distribution favors an offensive playstyle built around Speed, physical damage and carefully managed Health.

Players should avoid treating Nythera as a dedicated defensive Jini. Although it has reasonable bulk, its strongest advantage comes from using Scapegoat to increase offensive pressure as its Health decreases.

Size and capture details:

1. Nytty: 0.51 to 0.73 m, 4.5 to 7.6 kg. Gives 32 Starlight and a 2,400 Roco Coin base review reward.
2. Nytrix: 0.72 to 1.03 m, 17.6 to 22.5 kg. Gives 56 Starlight and a 4,200 Roco Coin base review reward.
3. Nythera: 1.06 to 1.51 m, 46.2 to 57.5 kg. Gives 80 Starlight and a 6,000 Roco Coin base review reward.

Class effectiveness

Nytty, Nytrix and Nythera are all pure Havoc-class Jinies, meaning their offensive and defensive matchups remain unchanged throughout evolution.

Nytty, Nytrix and Nythera (Havoc)

When attacking with Havoc skills:

1. Deals ×2 damage to: Poison, Charm and Shadow
2. Deals ×0.5 damage to: Light, Fighting and Havoc

When defending:

1. Takes ×2 damage from: Light, Bug, Fighting and Charm
2. Takes ×0.5 damage from: Shadow and Havoc

Unlisted matchups deal normal ×1 damage.

Havoc provides useful offensive coverage against Poison, Charm and Shadow opponents.

Shadow is one of the most favorable matchups because Nythera deals double damage with Havoc attacks while taking only half damage from Shadow-class skills.

Poison-class opponents are another attractive offensive target, particularly when Nythera can take advantage of its high Speed and Physical Attack.

Charm is more dangerous despite taking double damage from Havoc. Charm attacks also deal double damage to Nythera, creating a risky matchup for both sides.

Fighting is especially unfavorable because it resists Havoc attacks while dealing double damage in return.

Light presents a similar problem, resisting Havoc damage and threatening Nythera with super-effective attacks.

Bug-class attacks also deal double damage, making powerful Bug attackers a serious threat.

Even with its 104 Physical Defense and 100 HP, Nythera should avoid staying on the field against opponents that can exploit these weaknesses.

Research skills

Nythera has three listed research skills:

1. Plunder: A Havoc-class magic attack with 60 Power and an Energy Cost of 1. It deals direct magic damage to the opponent.
2. Dirty Hand: A Havoc-class magic attack with 45 Power and an Energy Cost of 3. It performs a two-hit combo.
3. Hidden Clauses: A Havoc-class Status skill with an Energy Cost of 8. It swaps the user's equipped skills with the opponent's.

These skills provide different ways to take advantage of Nythera's offensive stats and tactical abilities.

Plunder is a straightforward low-cost magic attack, useful for dealing damage without consuming too much Energy.

Dirty Hand is particularly interesting because it performs multiple hits, allowing Nythera to benefit from additional Combo Count provided by Scapegoat.

Hidden Clauses offers a completely different approach. Instead of dealing damage, it exchanges the equipped skills of Nythera and its opponent.

This can disrupt enemies that depend on a specific moveset, although its high Energy Cost makes timing important.

Other available skills also complement Nythera's battle style.

Crunch is a Havoc-class physical attack that normally performs a three-hit combo. When the user's Health falls below 50%, its Combo Count increases by 2, making it especially compatible with Scapegoat.

Demon Claw is a Havoc-class physical attack with 30 Power and no Energy Cost. It restores 1 Energy after use, making it useful for maintaining resources.

Bat Strike is a Havoc-class physical attack with 65 Power and an Energy Cost of 2. It provides 100% Lifesteal, allowing Nythera to recover Health while attacking.

Power Surge is a Common-class Status skill with an Energy Cost of 1. It increases Physical Attack by 100%, offering a straightforward way to strengthen Nythera's physical offense.

Forged Bill is a Havoc-class Status skill costing 1 Energy. If the opponent would restore Health during that turn, the recovery is replaced by Health loss equal to twice the intended amount. It also has +1 Priority.

Fraudulent Contract is a Havoc-class Status skill costing 3 Energy. It swaps buffs and debuffs between the user and the opponent, making it useful against enemies that have accumulated strong bonuses.

Malicious Escape is a Havoc-class Status skill costing 1 Energy. It causes the user to retreat, and when it successfully counters a Defense skill, the opponent's Attack skills receive an additional 4 Energy Cost.

These skills allow Nythera to play several different roles.

For direct physical damage, Power Surge and Crunch are particularly attractive. Power Surge improves Physical Attack, while Crunch can take advantage of additional Combo Count when Nythera's Health decreases.

Bat Strike provides an alternative for players who want some Health recovery, although healing can change how much of Scapegoat's low-Health bonus is available.

Forged Bill and Fraudulent Contract offer more tactical options against opponents that rely on recovery or stat boosts.

Hidden Clauses can disrupt more specialized movesets, but its Energy Cost means it should be used selectively.

Overall, Nythera is best suited to an offensive strategy that combines physical attacks, Combo Count increases and carefully timed disruption skills.

Specialties

All three stages share the same Specialty odds:

1. None: 64%
2. Ambusher: 6.9%
3. Affectionate: 6.9%
4. Nimble: 6.9%
5. Fleetfoot: 6.9%
6. Fearless: 6.9%
7. Sharer: 0.48%
8. Homebody: 0.48%
9. Helper: 0.48%
10. Merciful: 0.01%

Most Jinies in this evolution line have no Specialty, with a 64% probability.

Ambusher is useful for players who frequently capture wild Jinies, providing a guaranteed Backstab when throwing the Jini, including against highly vigilant Nightmare-Corrupted Jinies.

Affectionate improves interactions with Rocos, making it easier to build Trust through regular interaction.

Nimble increases gathering range, making it useful during exploration and resource collection.

Fleetfoot provides additional movement speed while mounted, offering another exploration benefit.

Fearless provides utility in environments that would normally cause Aversion.

Helper is a rarer Specialty that increases EXP gained by Jinies on the active lineup after winning battles or capturing wild Jinies.

Merciful is the rarest possibility at just 0.01%, allowing the Jini to leave wild opponents with 1 HP instead of defeating them with a lethal attack.

Where to start

1. Evolve Nytty into Nythera. Nytty evolves into Nytrix at Level 26, then into Nythera at Level 44. Total Species Aptitude increases from 374 to 624, with Physical Attack and Speed both reaching 115.
2. Build around Scapegoat. Every 25% Health lost provides 2 additional Combo Count. Skills such as Crunch and Dirty Hand can take advantage of this bonus, making Nythera more dangerous as its Health decreases.
3. Prioritize physical offense and Speed. Nythera's 115 Physical Attack and 115 Speed make physical attacks particularly attractive. Power Surge and Crunch provide a useful foundation for an aggressive build.
4. Use disruption skills against specialized opponents. Forged Bill punishes Health recovery, Fraudulent Contract exchanges buffs and debuffs, and Hidden Clauses swaps equipped skills. These options can interfere with opponents that rely on specific strategies.
5. Avoid Light, Bug, Fighting and Charm attackers. These classes deal double damage to Nythera. Shadow opponents are more favorable because Nythera resists Shadow attacks while dealing double damage with its own Havoc skills.