Aid Drones heal enemies in the area. You must deal with them first.
When there are no more enemies to heal, Aid Drones will try to self-destruct. You don’t want to be caught in the blast radius.

Orca Aerospace Company’s A-type Drone is a medical support device. It can be equipped with a tank of medical fluid that can be sprayed or injected. Its infected form, however, spreads contamination and supplies biomaterials to other Naytibas.

Boarlets are not overly intimidating enemies. They attack by swinging their tails or by rolling with their spikes out.

Boarlets are the larvae of Hedgeboars. They compete with each other for food in the barren lands, and when they hoard enough power, their entire bodies swell and turn into Hedgeboars. It is better to kill as many as you can before they turn into more troublesome monsters.

When the Droid is destroyed, its torso becomes detached. Subdue the torso to finish it off for good.

Every type of Droid released by Orca Aerospace Company has been designed with survival in mind. The control and power systems are housed in the torso, and if that torso is undamaged, the Droids can perform minimal functions, such as operating equipment or self-recovery. Never underestimate their durability.

Tentacles can’t move and only attack things that are nearby. If you do not wish to deal with them, don’t go near them.
You may encounter overgrown tentacles from time to time. Take caution, as they are far stronger than regular tentacles.

Tentacles may seem like the arms of another Naytiba, but really, they are independent entities. They are strong enough to pierce through enhanced concrete, metal flooring, and various kinds of armor, but their brains are nothing more than a clump of cells.

Several Naytibas carry these experimental subjects on their backs. Treating them as harmless plastic bags would be a deadly assumption.
The test subjects are unstable lumps of biomaterial. They wiggle around and can explode.

Levoire’s clandestine experiments resulted in several failures, which were then discarded in body bags to prevent biochemical contamination. The world is now filled with contaminated Naytibas, so no one can be sure what is in those body bags anymore.

Thornheads are not overly intimidating enemies. They can easily be taken down from the front.

Thornheads are Naytibas with thorny heads and long, fragile bodies. It is not known if they have organs for seeing or hearing, and little has been discovered about their biology. It is certain, however, that they attack in small groups.

Creepers are not overly intimidating enemies. However, don’t let them swarm you.
Creeper swarms usually contain unstable entities. They’ll charge at you and attempt to self-destruct, so stay on your toes.

Creepers are small but deadly Naytibas. They have razor-sharp tails and flexible bodies that can move in unexpected ways.

Lesser Lurkers are not overly intimidating enemies. However, don’t let them swarm you.

Lesser Lurkers are the larvae of Lurkers. Their tentacles haven’t hardened yet, so they cannot burrow into the ground. Get rid of this monster before it can become an adult.

Mites are not overly intimidating enemies. However, take care not to let them swarm you.

Mites are Naytibas that look like a random collection of ticks and rats. However, unlike ticks and rats, they maliciously and relentlessly hunt down survivors in droves.

The mutated Mites can explode and spray poison. Deal with them before they detonate.

Among the Mites, there are some extremely unstable mutants who carry poison in their bodies. They are like walking poison bombs. These mutants blend in with the other Mites, waiting for an opportunity to strike.

Skullings are always in search of a stronger body. Subdue them before they can contaminate corpses.

Skullings are abominations born of random mutations. Always hungry, they drift through the shadows like ghosts, searching for prey to contaminate. They appear small and frail, but no monster is more insidious.