Roco Kingdom Pearaisy Guide: Stats, Buoyant Trait and Cuteify Strategies

It looks like a pear, smells like a pear and apparently even tastes like one. But in Roco Kingdom, Pearaisy is much more than an unusual piece of fruit. This Charm-class Jini combines impressive Magic Attack and Magic Defense with Buoyant, a trait that allows it to accumulate unlimited stacks of Cuteify. With the right skills, Pearaisy can turn this unusual mechanic into a powerful battle strategy while supporting its teammates through defensive abilities and buff transfers. Here is everything you need to know about its stats, trait, class matchups and battle potential.

The evolution line

Pearaisy (No. 079, Charm): A peculiar pear-shaped Jini with a large yellow body and a colorful flower growing from its head. It looks, smells and even tastes like a pear. When sleeping, Pearaisy buries its body in the mud, leaving only its flower exposed above the ground. However, it becomes extremely agitated whenever Buzzlings attempt to pollinate it.

Unlike many other Jinies in Roco Kingdom, Pearaisy currently has no recorded evolution. It is a standalone Charm-class Jini, meaning players can focus on developing its existing abilities rather than preparing for a stronger evolved form.

Despite its unusual appearance, Pearaisy already has a respectable total Species Aptitude of 572, giving it considerable potential without needing to evolve.

Pearaisy belongs to the Plant Egg Group.

Trait: Buoyant

It can gain unlimited stacks of Cuteify.

Buoyant is what makes Pearaisy particularly interesting. While Cuteify normally has stacking restrictions, Pearaisy can accumulate an unlimited number of stacks through its trait.

This mechanic becomes especially valuable when combined with skills that gain Cuteify or interact with existing stacks.

For example, Coy Act is a Charm-class magic attack that performs a three-hit combo. It also allows Pearaisy to gain Cuteify while permanently increasing the skill's Power by 10.

Repeated use can gradually strengthen Coy Act while building up additional Cuteify stacks.

Feign Weakness offers another way to gain Cuteify. It permanently increases Speed by 130, making it useful for improving Pearaisy's ability to act before opponents.

Moonlight Concerto takes advantage of Cuteify stacks across both sides of the battlefield. Its Combo Count increases by 1 for every Cuteify stack present on all Jinies.

This creates an interesting strategy in which Pearaisy accumulates Cuteify before using skills that benefit from its presence.

However, Cuteify is also associated with a devolution-related debuff mechanic, so gaining stacks should not be treated as a completely risk-free benefit. Players should consider how each skill interacts with Cuteify rather than accumulating stacks without a clear purpose.

Stats and Species Aptitude

Pearaisy has a total Species Aptitude of 572, with Magic Attack and Magic Defense standing out as its strongest attributes.

Here is its complete stat distribution:

1. HP: 120
2. Physical Attack: 56
3. Magic Attack: 127
4. Physical Defense: 84
5. Magic Defense: 125
6. Speed: 60
7. Total Species Aptitude: 572

Pearaisy's highest stat is Magic Attack at 127, making it well suited to magic-based offensive strategies.

Magic Defense follows closely at 125, providing considerable protection against opposing magical attacks.

Its 120 HP further improves its durability, allowing Pearaisy to remain on the battlefield while accumulating Cuteify stacks or preparing its next move.

However, its Physical Defense is considerably lower at 84, making strong physical attackers more dangerous.

Physical Attack is its weakest stat at just 56. Although Pearaisy can learn physical skills, its natural stat distribution favors magic attacks.

Speed is another limitation. With only 60 Speed, Pearaisy will often act after faster opponents unless it uses skills that improve its Speed or receives support from teammates.

Overall, Pearaisy is best suited to a magic-focused role that combines offensive pressure with defensive utility and Cuteify-related strategies.

Size and capture details:

1. Height: 0.63 to 0.9 m
2. Weight: 4.2 to 5.8 kg
3. Starlight: 56
4. Base review reward: 4,200 Roco Coins
5. Egg Group: Plant

Class effectiveness

Pearaisy is a pure Charm-class Jini, giving it useful offensive matchups against Dragon and Fighting opponents while leaving it vulnerable to several other classes.

Pearaisy (Charm)

When attacking with Charm skills:

1. Deals ×2 damage to: Dragon, Fighting and Havoc
2. Deals ×0.5 damage to: Fire, Poison and Mech

When defending:

1. Takes ×2 damage from: Poison, Havoc and Mech
2. Takes ×0.5 damage from: Bug and Fighting

Unlisted matchups deal normal ×1 damage.

Charm attacks are particularly effective against Dragon, Fighting and Havoc, allowing Pearaisy to take advantage of its impressive 127 Magic Attack.

Fighting is an especially favorable matchup because Pearaisy deals double damage with Charm skills while taking only half damage from Fighting attacks.

Bug-class opponents are also relatively safe defensively because their attacks deal reduced damage.

However, Pearaisy has three important weaknesses.

Poison, Havoc and Mech attacks all deal double damage, making these classes particularly dangerous.

Poison and Mech are especially unfavorable because they resist Charm attacks while dealing increased damage in return.

Havoc presents a different kind of risk. Pearaisy's Charm skills deal double damage to Havoc opponents, but Havoc attacks also deal double damage to Pearaisy.

This makes Havoc encounters potentially dangerous for both sides, especially when the opposing Jini has high Speed or powerful physical attacks.

Despite its high HP and Magic Defense, Pearaisy should avoid taking repeated super-effective attacks.

Research skills

Pearaisy has two listed research skills:

1. Claw Swipe: A Charm-class physical attack with 60 Power and an Energy Cost of 1. It deals physical damage to the opponent.
2. Pass It On: A Charm-class Status skill with an Energy Cost of 3. Pearaisy retreats from battle, and the next Jini entering the field inherits its buffs.

Claw Swipe provides a straightforward low-cost attack, although its usefulness is limited by Pearaisy's relatively low Physical Attack.

Pass It On is much more interesting from a strategic perspective.

Instead of simply withdrawing from battle, Pearaisy can transfer its accumulated buffs to the next allied Jini, allowing teammates to benefit from its preparation.

This makes Pearaisy a potentially useful support option, particularly when paired with powerful attackers that can take advantage of inherited buffs.

Several other skills also complement Buoyant and its Cuteify-focused playstyle.

Coy Act is a Charm-class magic attack with 30 Power and an Energy Cost of 3. It performs a three-hit combo, gains Cuteify and permanently increases its own Power by 10.

Feign Weakness is a Charm-class Status skill with an Energy Cost of 2. It gains Cuteify while permanently increasing Speed by 130.

Moonlight Concerto is a Charm-class physical attack with 30 Power and an Energy Cost of 3. It starts with a one-hit combo, gaining an additional Combo Count for every Cuteify stack across all Jinies on both sides.

Rebound is a Charm-class Status skill with an Energy Cost of 4. It transfers Pearaisy's Cuteify to the opponent, providing another way to interact with accumulated stacks.

Magic Boost is a Common-class Status skill with no Energy Cost. It increases Magic Attack by 70%, making it particularly attractive for Pearaisy's magic-focused stat distribution.

Desperate Measure is a Charm-class magic attack with 80 Power and an Energy Cost of 3. If Pearaisy has a debuff, the skill gains an additional 60 Power.

Intercept is a Common-class magic attack with 75 Power and an Energy Cost of 2. It can counter Status skills and interrupt the countered action.

These skills allow Pearaisy to support several different approaches to battle.

A magic-focused build can combine Magic Boost with powerful Charm attacks, while a Cuteify-focused strategy can use Coy Act, Feign Weakness and Rebound to take advantage of Buoyant.

Pass It On also creates opportunities for team support, allowing Pearaisy to prepare buffs before transferring them to another Jini.

However, Pearaisy has limited skill slots, so players should choose a clear strategy rather than trying to use every available mechanic at once.

Specialties

Pearaisy has the following 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 Pearaisy have no Specialty, with a 64% probability.

Ambusher can help players capture wild Jinies by guaranteeing a Backstab when throwing Pearaisy, including against highly vigilant Nightmare-Corrupted Jinies.

Affectionate improves interactions with Rocos and makes it easier to gain Trust, providing useful benefits for players who regularly interact with their Jinies.

Nimble increases gathering range, while Fleetfoot provides additional movement speed when mounted.

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

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

Where to start

1. Focus on Pearaisy's existing potential. Pearaisy currently has no evolution. Its 572 Species Aptitude, including 127 Magic Attack and 125 Magic Defense, already makes it a capable magic-focused Jini.
2. Build around Buoyant and Cuteify. Buoyant allows unlimited Cuteify stacks. Skills such as Coy Act, Feign Weakness and Rebound provide ways to gain or interact with the effect.
3. Use Magic Attack as your primary offensive stat. Pearaisy's 127 Magic Attack is considerably higher than its 56 Physical Attack. Magic Boost and Desperate Measure are useful options for magic-focused strategies.
4. Consider Pass It On for team support. Pass It On allows Pearaisy to retreat and transfer its buffs to the next Jini, making it useful for preparing teammates before they enter battle.
5. Avoid Poison, Havoc and Mech attackers. These classes deal double damage to Pearaisy. Fighting opponents are more favorable because Pearaisy resists their attacks while dealing double damage with Charm skills.