In "Tournament" tournaments, the entered monsters each battle another monster, and the winner moves on, while the loser doesn't continue on, it has a branching structure of battles. There are two types of tournaments: "Tournament" and "League". The player can enter their monster into a tournament, where it fights against other monsters. Monsters can only enter tournaments that are at most one class below their class, and can enter any tournaments above their class if the player has reached that class.
When a monster finishes an Official Grade Cup, they move up to the class above the class of the Official Grade Cup. The player can only enter their monster in a class if they have won the Official Grade Cup of the class below it (With E being the lowest, going up to A and eventually S and SS). There are many tournaments scheduled throughout each year, each tournament has a classing of E, D, C, B, A, S, or SS. At the end of each month the player can choose what to let their monster eat for that month, unless they are on errantry or doing a drill when the month switches. The game's in-game calendar uses a twelve month year, with each month having exactly four weeks. The player can also give there monster items that remove stress or fatigue, that they can get from the Market, by winning tournaments, or by finding them while on errantry, however those items are generally less effective than resting. The remove a monster's stress or fatigue, the player can let the monster rest for a week, instead of training. When monsters have stress or fatigue it tends to cause negative effects, such as a lower chance of successfully completing training. When a monster does training, competes in battles, goes on errantry, or does a drill they build up stress and fatigue. While the player can at the start of the game only have their monsters do simple training exercises, which only increases one stat, as they increase the size of their house, they can unlock more advanced training exercises, which increases two stats (one more than the other) and lowers one stat slightly. If the monster scores an excellent, then its stats increase more than usual, and the player can congratulate it. If the monster cheats, then it gains stats, and the player can scold it. If the monster fails, then it gains no stats, and the player can scold it. When training there is also a chance that the monster will fail, cheat, or score an excellent. For example, Pound increases a monster's Power stat. If the monster successfully completes the training then the stat that the exercise increases is increased. The player can train their monster through several different types of training, which each focus on different stats. However each stat must add up to below or at 5994, which is what the total would be if the monster has 999 for each stat. Overdrive monsters are most the same as normal monsters, but their max for each stat is 1500 instead of 999. When a monster is created through combination while using the respective overdrive slate for its main species, it becomes a overdrive monster. There are also overdrive slates, one for each monster, which can be obtained later in the game from battle royals. Most combining items change the outcome of the combination, like the Dragon Fang which makes the new monster be a dragon.
Players can also use special combining items when combining monsters.
The stats and the accomplishments of the two monster that are being combined are used to determine the potential and stats of the new monster. However, the sub species of either monster can not be used for the main species of the new monster. They can choose what the main species and sub species of the monster by selecting the main species of one of the monsters for the main species, and the sub species by selecting the main species or the sub species of the other monster. Players can also combine two monsters to create new monsters. While the sub species defines the exact base stats of the monster and the details of its appearance, such as coloring. A monster is mostly defined by its main species, which dictates what stats it specializes, what attacks it has, and most of its appearance. Each type of monster has a main species and a sub species, which define the monster's main qualities and details, respectively. The player can choose a monster to raise on their ranch.
The player can create monsters by drawing on the DS' touch screen with the Magic Field and by speaking into the DS' microphone through Incantations.
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