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All Slime types in Slime Rancher 2

The return of the Slimes.

Slime Rancher 2 resumes Beatrix LeBeau’s journey as she explores Rainbow Island, a mysterious place full of bizarre technology and jiggling slimes. As one would expect, many slimes from the series’ first game have returned in the second installment, but there are also new ones to discover. If you are one of the slime enthusiasts and want to know about every slime in the game, we’ve listed them all below.

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Every Slime type in Slime Rancher 2

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Most of the Slimes in Slime Rancher 2 have already made appearances in the first installment of the series. In total, there are 21 Slime types in the game, with 16 being from the previous game. Regardless, below are all the Slime types:

Returning Slime types

  • Boom Slime
  • Crystal Slime
  • Fire Slime
  • Gold Slime
  • Gordo Slimes
  • Honey Slime
  • Hunter Slime
  • Largo Slimes
  • Lucky Slime
  • Phosphor Slime
  • Pink Slime
  • Puddle Slime
  • Quantum Slime
  • Rock Slime
  • Tabby Slime
  • Tarr

New Slime types

  • Angler Slime
  • Batty Slime
  • Cotton Slime
  • Flutter Slime
  • Ringtail Slime

Slimes are an integral part of progressing in Slime Rancher 2. When fed with food, they produce Plorts which can then be used for generating money. It is also occasionally required for creating equipment and unlocking specific areas. Although you’ll start encountering Slimes from the get-go, some are rarer than others. That said, they all usually have happy faces and can often be seen stacking.

Most Slimes in the game have a favorite food, which when fed to the respective Slime, produces double Plort. Hence, it’s important to keep a tab of every Slime’s favorite food for double production.


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Kuldeep is an electrical engineer and a freelance writer for Gamepur with over 5 years of experience under the belt. He is a keen learner who consistently tries to improve and is always up for the grind. Besides delving into the Pokemon world, he enjoys playing League of Legends and many other competitive games.