When they showed the corral that was keeping the species, it was obvious that they were trying to fly out. The trailer also gave fans a look at the Batty Slimes that are fluttering around the map. 6 Batty Slimes Seem To Be Hard to Contain It should be noted that not every slime could become a Largo in the first game, and that may be true in the sequel. The slimes in the pin are Cotton Slimes that have been combined with Flutter Slimes, giving them the ability to flutter around their enclosure and likely making them a huge escape risk.

The trailer for Slime Rancher 2 actually shows a pin that is holding Largo Slimes. While not much is known about their favorite toys or food preference, fans are in love with their cute design. These are slimes with bunny ears that happily hop around the place and seem to have a similar hunting style to that of the Tabby. It seems like the Tabby Slime, who was all over the place in the first game, has been at least partially replaced with the Cotton Slime. It’s made clear by the trailer that the species of slimes that live there are pretty different from what we have already seen. How Beatrix finds out about the location or why she moves there is currently unknown. The location is called Rainbow Island and is completely separate from the mainland.

Instead, you are going to be moving to a different location on the Far, Far Range. The game isn’t taking you to a whole new planet.

Hopefully, the conversation between the two will be continued, and Casey will talk about how her life has progressed. The last letter that Casey sends to Beatrix talks about eventually playing a song for her, something that could be seen in the sequel. Beatrix was a great character in the first game, especially for those who read the star mail. It’s confirmed that the main character from Slime Rancher will be returning in the sequel.

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