In Slime Rancher 2, all of the fans’ beloved favorites have returned to the game, with some new slime additions as well. Even though the game is in early access and there will likely be even more new slimes added as time goes on, there are some new faces in the slime-filled world.
In the early access version of the game, there are five new slimes that players can come across so far. Some slimes also look slightly different than their predecessor, giving new life to an old slime. But fans are most excited about seeing what is new on Rainbow Island.
Here is a quick look at all five new slimes and a few details about them:
Cotton Slime
Location: Rainbow Fields
Diet: Veggies
The Cotton Slime is one of the first new slimes that players will come across on Rainbow Island. They have a pale yellow color and they resemble a bunny crossed with a slime. Its diet is veggies, making it pretty simple to take care of.
Flutter Slime
Location: Starlight Strand
Diet: Nectar
Flutter Slimes look like little butterflies. They float like the Phosphor Slimes, using their wings to keep them hovering above the ground. Their diet is Nectar, which is harvestable only at night in certain areas, but it also makes for a great slime to keep out in the open since they won’t eat anything else.
Angler Slime
Location: Starlight Strand, Ember Valley
Diet: Meat
It’s not surprising that this cute little slime resembles that of the real-life angler fish. It has a blue light that radiates through its body and has a set of fins and the iconic angler fish bioluminescent limb on its head.
Batty Slime
Location: Ember Valley
Diet: Fruit
Just in time for Halloween, these bat-looking slimes only come out during the night. It has a short set of wings and pointy ears. In true spooky fashion, it also has glowing orange eyes and can fly.
Ringtail Slime
Location: Starlight Strand
Diet: Meat, veggie, and fruit
Similar to a raccoon or a squirrel, this slime has a brown and tan appearance with cute rounded ears and a dark brown and light brown-ringed tail. It will keep eating even when it isn’t hungry, and won’t give Plorts in return, so watch out for the mischievous grin to know when to stop giving it food.
More information will be added to this article as it becomes available.
