Snake Encyclopedia

Every species that roams the arena, one by one. All of them fight with exactly the same numbers; what you buy is the look, and some are never sold at all.

How classes work. Class sets the price and the starting kit, the free power-ups that refill every round. It never touches speed, size, or strength; a free snake and a legendary turn on the same radius.

Common: free, and everyone's

Owned from the moment you first open the game. No starting kit.

Veyn

starter

Every player's first snake: venom purple, quick, and free of excess styling. Some top-board players never switch away.

Krait

free

The classic banded serpent, balanced in every direction and easy to read. The right pick for practicing your first coil.

Bloomy

free

Bright as flower petals. The colors make you easy to spot. Treat that as practice for moving like everyone is watching, because they are.

Uncommon ยท 200 ๐Ÿ’Ž

Within reach of regular play. Kit: 1 magnet.

Monster

200 ๐Ÿ’Ž

Savage and hard-angled. There is no hidden ability behind that face, but a rival who flinches first is already half beaten.

Nightscale

200 ๐Ÿ’Ž

Scales as dark as night. On the lunar plains and in the dim terrarium its silhouette all but disappears. A favorite of ambushers.

Voltix

200 ๐Ÿ’Ž

Crackling with static. Some of the liveliest glow accents in its class.

Rare ยท 600 ๐Ÿ’Ž

One species, and it stands alone. Kit: 1 magnet + 2 speed.

Obsidian

600 ๐Ÿ’Ž

Pitch black and hard as volcanic glass. The only resident of its class, and it does look the part.

Epic

The class with the widest spread of ways in: some are bought, some can only be attended. Kit: 2 magnet + 3 speed.

Blizzard

2,500 ๐Ÿ’Ž

The snow serpent: cold, fast, and most striking in the desert of all places, where its ice has no business being.

Fiora

2,500 ๐Ÿ’Ž

Graceful and lethal. The smoothest body lines in the entire roster; its coil looks like choreography.

Aqualith

Rp49,000

A tide warden carved from sea stone, coral crest and all.

Ryujin EXCLUSIVE

14-day streak

A sea dragon spirit. It is not sold at any price: wearing it proves attendance, not balance.

Ula Lembu EXCLUSIVE

7-day streak

The bull serpent of island legend, horned and heavy-shouldered. Like Ryujin, it comes only from showing up.

Legendary

The top of the roster, and not one of them makes your snake move faster. Kit: 3 magnet + 3 speed + 1 life.

Aurelion

6,000 ๐Ÿ’Ž

The golden serpent, softly radiant. At its grandest in the late desert light, when a low sun sets its whole back alight.

Sovereign

Rp99,000

The ruler of the roster. The in-game crown is a separate matter: it only sits on the head of the current rank 1 player, whatever species they ride.

Thalassor

Rp99,000

A leviathan from the lightless trench. Most imposing when seen from below; find the angle on the menu stage.

Mythic

The rarest tier there is. Like every other snake, it changes how you look, not how you play. Kit: 3 magnet + 3 speed + 1 life.

Dragon Staff

Rp99,000

A maned high dragon with the most intricate head in the roster. It reads from across the arena.

Crystal Wyrm

Rp99,000

A faceted crystal wyrm that bends the arena light. Its color shifts with whichever map you enter.

Head accessories

Seven ornaments (a crown, horns, and company) that sit along the head and flow with every turn. Purely cosmetic, equipped and removed from the accessories menu, and they pair with any species. The Monarch crown used to be called Sovereign; it was renamed when the Sovereign snake arrived so that no two things share one name.

Quick answers

QuestionShort answer
Are expensive snakes stronger?No. Speed, turn radius, and reach are identical for everyone. Only the look and the starting kit differ, and the kit is consumable stock, not a stat.
Can the exclusives be bought quietly?There is no money path to Ryujin or Ula Lembu. Both come only from showing up, and that is a promise, not a temporary policy.
Do I lose progress on a new phone?Not if you have an account. Your collection lives on the server, not on the device.
Will there be new snakes?Yes. Today's roster is the second generation; the next one arrives alongside new arenas.