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Where to find a Sirella:
RC-4

Notes about Sirella:
Sirella is a pretty weak fairy with high maneuverability. The low
Hit Point of the Sirella makes it too weak to be effective.

**** Tineves ****
Hit Points: Average
Dexterity: Highest
Jump Ability: Highest
Special: Low
Evolves to: N/A
Follows Experience Chart: 10

Where to find a Tineves:
There are no wild Tineves in the game. The only way to get a
Tineves is to evolve a Tinefol with an Elemental Stone of Air.

Notes about Tineves:
Tineves is a decent fairy that is highly maneuverable. The
average Hit Points on this fairy are a drawback, but it is not bad for
an Air fairy.

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**** Water Fairies ****
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Water fairies are rare fairies to find. While you do get the
choice to start the game with a Water fairy, this will be the last Water
Fairy you find for some time. The only way to get a Water fairy, with
one exception, is to summon it with the Ocean Conch. There aren't too
many places you can use the Ocean Conch. Also, if you catch a fairy
from one Ocean Conch location, you may never be able to use the Ocean
Conch in that location again. Water fairies all look fish-like.

Water fairies focus on defense and direct damage. Most of their
offensive spells do direct damage on critical hits. (Direct damage is
not affected by the type of the fairy.) The direct damage on critical
hits tries to compensate for the lack of damage the spell does normally.
Most of their defensive spells involve healing or reducing damage. One
of their best defensive spells reflects all damage back to the opponent.

Water fairies usually attack with relatively fast firing spells.
You need to be careful, because most of their offensive spells only have
15 shots.

Most of the strengths and weaknesses of the Water fairies involve
fairy types you don't find until late in the game. However, their
ability to damage Fire, Dark and Metal fairies will increase their value
against those later fairies. These strengths also help you in most
battles with Shadow Elf Fairy Masters.

**** Water Fairy's Strengths and Weaknesses ****

Strong Attack Against: Fire, Dark, and Metal
Weak Attack Against: Air, Energy, and Ice
Strong Defense Against: Fire, Dark, and Metal
Weak Defense Against: Air, Energy, Ice, and Chaos

**** Where to find Water Fairies ****

You can find wild Water fairies near lakes, streams, waterfalls
and swamps. Water fairies will hardly ever attack you walking around.
You summon a Water Fairy with the Ocean Conch. When you hear a tick
noise and see an icon of the Ocean Conch on the screen, you can use the
Ocean Conch to summon a Water Fairy.

**** Best Water Fairies ****

The Ceramnis and the Oceana fairies are the two best Water
fairies. Which one you decide is the best depends on whether you would
like more Dexterity in Ceramnis more than the extra Hit Points and
chance for Critical Hits in the Oceana.

**** Tadana ****
Hit Points: Low
Dexterity: Average
Jump Ability: Average
Special: Average
Evolves to: Aquana
Evolves at level: 25
Follows Experience Chart: 3

Where you can trade for a Tadana:
Rufus' House - You can pick a Tadana as your starting fairy.
FG-2 - You can get a Tadana by by trading a Silver Sphere with a
female elf.

Where to find a Tadana:
Rafi's Cave, FG-3, Forest Hut, Ice Caves, MW-8

Notes about Tadana:
Tadana is a pretty weak fairy, as are most of the lowest evolution
fairies. Tadana is not horrible as far as most lowest evolution fairies
go, but you should try to replace her as soon as possible.

**** Aquana ****
Hit Points: Average
Dexterity: High
Jump Ability: Lowest
Special: High
Evolves to: Oceana
Evolves at level: 32
Follows Experience Chart: 3

Where to find an Aquana:
There are no wild Aquana fairies in the game. You must evolve a
Tadana to get an Aquana fairy.

Notes about Aquana:
The Aquana is a better fairy than the Tadana, losing only to the
Tadana fairy's Jumping Ability. Still, there are better Water fairies
than the Aquana.

**** Oceana ****
Hit Points: Highest
Dexterity: Average
Jump Ability: High
Special: Average
Evolves to: N/A
Follows Experience Chart: 3

Where to find an Oceana:
There are no wild Oceana fairies in the game. You must evolve an
Aquana to get an Oceana.

Notes about Oceana:
Oceana is a strong Water fairy. Her Hit Points are very high and
her other skills are good enough.

**** Cera ****
Hit Points: Lowest
Dexterity: Average
Jump Ability: High
Special: Low
Evolves to: Amnis
Evolves at level: 21
Follows Experience Chart: 8

Where to find a Cera:
FG-2, MS-5, EF-3, MW-1

Notes about Cera:
Cera is a very weak fairy, as are most of the lowest evolution
fairies. Cera fairies are hard to evolve because they can easily be
defeated in one attack.

**** Amnis ****
Hit Points: Low
Dexterity: High
Jump Ability: Low
Special: Highest
Evolves to: Ceramnis
Evolves at level: 31
Follows Experience Chart: 8

Where to find an Amnis:
MW-8

Notes about Amnis:
Amnis is an improvement over the Cera, but it is still pretty
weak.

**** Ceramnis ****
Hit Points: High
Dexterity: High
Jump Ability: High
Special: Low
Evolves to: N/A
Follows Experience Chart: 8

Where to find a Ceramnis:
MW-8

Notes about Ceramnis:
The Ceramnis is the only redeeming fairy in the Cera family. This
is probably the best Water fairy, although its ability to get Critical
Hits is lacking.

**** Goop ****
Hit Points: Low
Dexterity: Lowest
Jump Ability: Highest
Special: High
Evolves to: N/A
Follows Experience Chart: 9

Where to find a Goop:
FG-3, EF-3, Forest Hut

Notes about Goop:
Goop is a pretty weak fairy but it excels at getting Critical
Hits. There are much better Water fairies than the Goop.

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**** Light Fairies ****
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Light fairies are an extremely rare find. You won't actually get
to catch a wild fairy until the game is almost over. However, the Light
fairies are worth the wait. Light fairies look like delicate white
skinned fairies.

Light fairies focus in on damage and speed. Most of their spells
do average or above damage. Their spells also charge relatively fast.
Even better, most of the spells do a substantial amount of extra damage
with a Critical Hit. The Light fairies passive spells do a good job of
protecting her from damage, either by reducing the damage, reflecting
the damage, or healing from the damage.

The downside to the Light fairies is they take a large amount of
experience to advance. In fact, the Light and Dark fairies have the
steepest experience requirements to advance of all the fairies in the
game. I had to liberally use Golden Carrots on my Light and Dark
fairies to get them to advance to their final form.

Light fairies have the best combination of strengths and
weaknesses compared to the other fairy types. Light fairies have four
strengths, including strengths against the strong Fire and Dark fairies,
and only one weakness. Light fairies are a strong addition to your
deck, once you advance them to a high enough level. Low level Light
fairies don't have enough Hit Points to survive an encounter against
stronger fairies.

**** Light Fairy's Strengths and Weaknesses ****

Strong Attack Against: Stone, Fire, Dark, and Chaos
Weak Attack Against: PSI
Strong Defense Against: Stone, Fire, Dark, Chaos, and Metal
Weak Defense Against: PSI

**** Where to find Light Fairies ****

You can find wild Light fairies only in one place, the Ruins in
the Forest. You won't be able to catch a wild Light Fairy until very
late in the game. You will temporarily get access to a Light Fairy
earlier in the game, but you most give it up to continue the plot.

**** Best Light Fairy ****

The Suane is the best Light fairy.

**** Lighane ****
Hit Points: Lowest
Dexterity: Lowest
Jump Ability: Highest
Special: High
Evolves to: Driane
Evolves at level: 28
Follows Experience Chart: 11

Where to find a Lighane:
Ruins in the Forest

Notes about Lighane:
Lighane is a very weak fairy, as are most of the lowest evolution
fairies. Lighane can't survive in a battle long enough to be useful.

**** Driane ****
Hit Points: Average
Dexterity: High
Jump Ability: High
Special: Low
Evolves to: Suane
Evolves at level: 38
Follows Experience Chart: 11

Where to find a Driane:
Ruins in the Forest

Notes about Driane:
Driane is a big improvement over the Lighane in terms of
durability. It is still not as strong as a Suane, but it will serve you
well until you can evolve it into a Suane.

**** Suane ****
Hit Points: High
Dexterity: High
Jump Ability: Low
Special: High
Evolves to: N/A
Follows Experience Chart: 11

Where you can trade for a Suane:
Arena in the Realm of Clouds - You can get a Suane by defeating
the General in the Arena and then by defeating the Segbuzz that is
pestering the Suane. After winning these two battles, the Suane will
join your collection.

Where to find a Suane:
There are no wild Suane fairies in the game. You will have to
evolve a Driane into a Suane.

Notes about Suane:
Suane is a great fairy. The only thing she lacks is a good
Jumping Ability, but this is really the weakest of the four abilities.
She has high Hit Points, good maneuverability, and a high chance to get
Critical Hits. She is by far the best Light fairy.

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**** Energy Fairies ****
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Energy fairies are a rare find. You can get one Energy fairy
relatively early in the game, but you won't find any more until almost
the end. Energy fairies are weird looking humanoids. They have very
bright colors and strange wings. The male Energy fairies are shades of
blue and the female Energy fairies are violet.

Energy or Electrical fairies deliver average to high damage at an
average to fast rate. The specials on the offensive spells focus on
slowing down the attacker either by reducing the attacker's movement
speed or spell recharge rate. Most of Energy fairies' passive spells
deal with increasing the damage inflicted on the opposing fairy. The
Energy fairies do some special spells. They have a passive spell that
shares the damage they are dealt with the attacker and they have an
active spell that leaves the target burnt.

The Energy Fairy is, in a way, a stronger form of Chaos Fairy.
The Energy fairy has both Strengths of the Chaos Fairy (Water and PSI)
plus it has the additional strength against Metal Fairies. Energy
Fairies also only have two Weaknesses instead of the Chaos Fairies'
four. Energy Fairies trade the weakness against the common Stone Fairy
for the Chaos Fairy's weakness against the more common Nature Fairy.

**** Energy Fairy's Strengths and Weaknesses ****

Strong Attack Against: Water, PSI, and Metal
Weak Attack Against: Stone and Ice
Strong Defense Against: Air, Water, PSI, and Metal
Weak Defense Against: Stone and Ice

**** Where to find Energy Fairies ****

You can find the male Energy fairies in the Ruins in the Forest.
You can find female Energy fairies in the Shadow Realm and in Catacombs.

**** Best Energy Fairies ****

Biolectra and LighBue are the two best Energy fairies, with
Biolectra being the better one of the two.

**** Violectra ****
Hit Points: Average
Dexterity: Low
Jump Ability: Highest
Special: High
Evolves to: Biolectra
Evolves at level: 32
Follows Experience Chart: 8

Where you can trade for a Violectra:
A House in Monagham - A female Dwarf will trade you a Violectra
for a Fathrael.

Where to find a Violectra:
Lower Catacombs of Tiralin, EF-5, SR-6

Notes about Violectra:
Violectra is pretty strong for a lowest evolution fairy.
Violectra has a decent amount of Hit Points and a good chance to get
Critical Hits. The only thing a Violectra is lacking is good mobility.

**** Biolectra ****
Hit Points: High
Dexterity: Average
Jump Ability: Low
Special: Highest
Evolves to: N/A
Follows Experience Chart: 8

Where to find a Biolectra:
There are no wild Biolectra fairies in the game. You will have to
raise a Violectra into a Biolectra.

Notes about Biolectra:
Biolectra is a stronger fairy than Violectra. Biolectra has more
Hit Points, better mobility, and a higher chance to get a Critical Hit.
The only thing that Biolectra loses over Violectra is her Jumping
Ability.

**** Darbue ****
Hit Points: Lowest
Dexterity: Highest
Jump Ability: High
Special: Low
Evolves to: Bue
Evolves at level: 24
Follows Experience Chart: 8

Where you can trade for a Darbue:
FG-4 - A dwarf will give a Darbue for 400 Fairy Coins.

Where to find a Darbue:
Ruins in the Forest

Notes about Darbue:
Darbue is a very weak fairy, which is typical of most of the
lowest evolution fairies. Darbue can't survive in a battle long enough
to be really useful.

**** Bue ****
Hit Points: Average
Dexterity: Average
Jump Ability: Average
Special: High
Evolves to: LighBue
Evolves at level: 45
Follows Experience Chart: 8

Where to find a Bue:
There are no wild Bue fairies in the game. You must evolve a
Darbue into a Bue.

Notes about Bue:
Bue fairies are average in everything except for their chance to
get a Critical Hit.

**** LighBue ****
Hit Points: High
Dexterity: Low
Jump Ability: High
Special: High
Evolves to: N/A
Follows Experience Chart: 8

Where to find a LighBue:
There are no wild LighBue fairies in the game. You must evolve a
Bue into a LighBue.

Notes about LighBue:
LighBue is a good fairy, except it is lacking in mobility. The
Darbue family loses Dexterity on every evolution. However, LighBue has
above average statistics in all other categories, so it is still a
strong fairy.

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**** PSI Fairies ****
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PSI Fairies are the cave dwellers of Zanzarah. They are
interesting looking bunch of creatures. The PSI Fairy Clumor has the
distinction of requiring the most number of evolutions to reach.

PSI fairies have weaknesses to a large number of fairy types, but
surprising they don't seem to suffer too much for it. PSI fairy's
offensive spells are typically weak but fast charging, with a couple of
slow exceptions. The special abilities of both the PSI fairy's
offensive and defensive spells are so varied that you can adapt a PSI
fairy to fight with many different styles. PSI fairies can teleport
their opponent with critical hits, reduce their movements, or prevent
them from flying. With their passive abilities, they can increase their
movement speed, charge their speed faster, or share all damage they take
with their opponent.

Still, the PSI fairy is a limited use fairy. Its strengths help
it take on the powerful fairy types of Light and Ice. However its
weakness to the common Nature, Air and Chaos fairies limit its
effectiveness in general situations. Overall, a PSI fairy is an
invaluable member of your fairy deck, even if can't use it in all
battles.

**** PSI Fairy's Strengths and Weaknesses ****

Strong Attack Against: Light, Stone and Ice
Weak Attack Against: Nature, Air, Energy, Dark, and Chaos
Strong Defense Against: Light, Stone, and Ice
Weak Defense Against: Nature, Air, Energy, Dark, Chaos, and Metal

**** Where to find PSI Fairies ****

You will find PSI fairies in the Dark Caves scattered throughout
Zanzarah.

**** Best PSI Fairies ****

Clum is the best PSI fairy, followed by the Clumaur fairy.

**** Mencre ****
Hit Points: Average
Dexterity: Low
Jump Ability: High
Special: High
Evolves to: Mensek
Evolves at level: 38
Follows Experience Chart: 1

Where to find a Mencre:
DC-1, DC-2, DC-3, DC-5

Notes about Mencre:
Mencre is a decent fairy for a lowest evolution level fairy.
Mencre fairies have an average amount of Hit Points but low mobility.

**** Mensek ****
Hit Points: Average
Dexterity: High
Jump Ability: Low
Special: High