Unlike other monster-collectors though, Nexomon: Extinction gives you a likely record-high nine starters to pick from. Every option represents a different element, so psychic and normal die-hards.

Nexomon: Extinction differentiates itself with its interesting and bleak setting, at least when compared to its main inspiration. As you venture beyond the beginning area, you will discover towns.
On The Brink Of Extinction Truth be told, despite its title, I thought that Nexomon: Extinction was the first game in the series. However, it’s actually a sequel that is following up on the success of the original game that was released for mobile devices in 2017, before eventually making its way to PC last month.

Spencer’s Vault #1

West of the Outlanders camp, there should be a cave covered up in weeds. After using the fire power, you’ll be able to enter. Inside the cave, go to the top-right corner and you’ll find an entrance to the vault room.

List Of Rewards:

Holoch Companion
Tribute of Power
550 Coins
Ghost Nexotraps

Spencer’s Vault #2

East of the Immortal Citadel lies a cave with a vault room. To get there, go east from the Immortal Citadel and keep going east until you reach the next area, further than the camp area (there should be an exit at the top-right corner). Go up and you should eventually find a cave. Inside the cave, go forward and use the wind power to jump to the next side, then head right until you find the vault room entrance.

List Of Rewards:

Malitress Companion
Tribute of Decay
550 Coins
2 Max Elixirs
2 Fire Nexotraps

Spencer’s Vault #3

Located in cave West-North of Ignitia

List Of Rewards:

Acegon Companion
Tribute of Blaze
550 Coins
2 Ultra Revives
2 Wind Nexotraps

Spencer’s Vault #4

After teleporting yourself to Ignitia, go east and through the routes until you’re in an area with where wild Nexomon can be encountered. Go down and follow the path. You should find a cave and someone outside of it. Enter the cave, go to the right entrance, and eventually, you’ll find the vault room.

List Of Rewards:

Vodo Companion
Tribute of Mind
550 Coins
Max Either
Electric Nexotraps

Spencer’s Vault #5

Go to The Drake Isles and head east. At the bottom-left corner, there should be a cave. Go inside, follow the route, climb up the stairs, make a left, and go up instead of leaving through the left exit. Keep moving forward and use the wind power to get to the other side. There should be an entrance to the vault.

List Of Rewards:

Wargovle Companion
Tribute of Tempest
550 Coins
Dragon Whisle

Spencer’s Vault #6

Located in cave South of Frozen Tundra.

Spencer’s Vault #7

Warp yourself to the Orphanage. Go left until you see the camp with the healer and several other NPCs. Go south and you’ll eventually come across an area surrounded by water to the left with a hole. Use the wind power to cross the water and enter.

Spencer’s Vault #7 should be inside after going through the top-left entrance.

List Of Rewards:

Lioness Companion
Tribute of Thunder
Coins

Spencer’s Vault #8

Teleport to the Frozen Tundra Base. Move down and then left to enter the next area. It should be a bridge. Cross it and move to the next area. Go down the stairs and go next to the tamer. There should be a cave above him. Enter it.

Inside at the top-left corner of the cave, there should be stairs. Go down it and enter the next area. Follow the direct path until you discover two routes – one leading to the vault room and the other leading to an exit. Go to the vault room.

List Of Rewards:

Raksuma Companion
Tribute of Nature
500 Coins
Golden Nexotrap

Spencer’s Vault #9

Teleport to Lateria and go to the east exit. Keep going right and you’ll eventually find a cave surrounded by water. An old, explorer tamer should be on the left side seeking a battle, claiming it’s his cave. Use the power to freeze the water and enter the cave. Straight ahead should be an entrance to the vault to claim the goodies.

List Of Rewards:

Lunabelle Campanion
Tribute of Stone
450 Coins
Discount Voucher

Developer VEWO Interactive is bringing Nexomon: Extinction to Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Steam this summer. And they just revealed the game's starters, nine Nexomon you can choose from.

That's two more than the original Nexomon — which was Steam only when it was first ported from mobile a few years ago — let you choose from.

Here are all the Nexomon: Extinction starters and their types.

Noki — Water Nexomon

First up is Noki, the Water Nexomon. It's a water fowl known for loyalty and confidence.

Gekoko — Electric Nexomon

Gekoko is an Electric Nexomon, a curious critter who, despite wanting to know more about the world around it, prefers to remain hidden most of the time.

Behilda — Ghost Nexomon

As the name suggests, Behilda the Ghost Nexomon likes to take its head off. These Nexomon stay hidden in the darkness most of the time, though.

Lume — Fire Nexomon

Lume might look absolutely adorable, but cuddle it at your own risk. This Fire Nexomon is completely covered in flames from paw to tail.

Masquiti — Psychic Nexomon

Apparently, people see Masquiti and think it's a Ghost Nexomon. But it's not. It's a Psychic Nexomon with a rather off-beat sense of humor.

Mearn — Wind Nexomon

Mearn is deceptive in that it looks friendly, but is actually a devious wild hunter. This Wind Nexomon lives in the prairies and mountain foothills, using the wind to aid its search for prey.

Trebly — Mineral Nexomon

Trebly the Mineral Nexomon likes to prove how strong its horns are by challenging other Trebly to headbutting competitions.

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Mara — Plant Nexomon

Mara, the Plant Nexomon, wants you to pet it. A lot. That's easy to do thanks to how cute and charming it is, two qualities it uses in battle to unsettle opponents.

Dinja — Normal Nexomon

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And finally is Dinja, the Normal Nexomon. It's fluffy, stubby legs mean it gets around by hopping everywhere.

If this is the first you've heard of it, the original Nexomon drops you in a big world with hundreds of Nexomon to discover. Unlike another certain monster catcher we could name, Nexomon's villains are actually Nexomon themselves, wild and giant versions of the creatures bent on destroying the world.

Nexomon Extinction Soundtrack

Nexomon: Extinction is a sequel set in a new region, with over 300 Nexomon spanning 11 element types to tame as you try to stop the Tyrant Nexomon from wreaking havoc across the world. You can get a glimpse of how it looks in the trailer at the top of this post.

Between Temtemearlier in the year, Pokemon Sword and Shield's expansion pass due out June 17, and now Nexomon: Extinction, it's safe to say 2020 is the year of monster catchers so far.

The original starter Nexomon announcement is over on Gematsu. Stay tuned to GameSkinny for more Nexomon: Extinction news as it develops.