Identity
Use the exact visible pet name and image so two similar pets are not mixed together.
The current official title advertises Pets, but public information does not yet identify the pets or give the comparable details needed for honest S/A/B rankings.
Checked August 10, 2026. Ranking readiness is blocked because evidence coverage confirms only that Pets are advertised; the roster, names, effects, rarities, access costs, and acquisition paths are missing. Fair evaluation requires identity, measured effect, cost and access, plus a defined use case. There are no empty S/A/B tier bands. Revisit exact or role-first rankings when a current roster and comparable effects are documented or repeatable in-game tests cover the missing fields.
This first-screen ranking-readiness answer includes pet evaluation criteria, missing fields, evidence coverage, and concrete revisit triggers without empty tier bands.
A pet should not move into a tier until these four fields can be compared for the current game version.
Use the exact visible pet name and image so two similar pets are not mixed together.
Compare a listed or repeatably observed effect. Do not infer a multiplier from rarity or appearance.
Record the visible egg, currency, requirement, or unlock path before calling a pet beginner-friendly.
Separate early course progress, repeat finishes, Wins use, and later zones instead of forcing one universal rank.
August 10, 2026: Launch status set to methodology-only. No pets were placed into tiers because no individual pet evidence was collected.
The checked public information does not identify individual pets or provide comparable stats, so naming a best pet would be a guess.
The official title confirms a Pets feature, but it does not provide pet names, roles, rarities, multipliers, or acquisition paths. Empty or invented tiers would not help players.
Record each pet's visible name, acquisition cost, listed effect, equipped effect, and the goal you tested. Compare the same goal under the same conditions.
Exact tiers can be added when current pet identities and comparable effects are publicly documented or clearly visible in repeatable in-game tests.