Fishing is a feature introduced in v1.3.1. By initiating The 1000 Year Ark of the Ocean Palace, you are first taken to Kira Beach and introduced to the minigame and the Kamasu Tackle Shop. Once this is enabled, fishing spots become available, even in places you've visited before.
To start fishing, select a fishing spot by looking for the fishing icon in the field. These locations also show up on the minimap for convenient navigation. Once there, select your bait and tap on the screen where you want to cast your line. Fish which are closer to where you cast your line are more likely to bite. If nothing seems to be biting, tap the screen again to pull your line back in and change your bait.
When a fish begins biting, you will notice its shadow briefly flash while it takes nibbles at your bait. Wait until it commits to taking the bait before you tap the screen to reel it in. The fish committing to the bait is indicated by the phone vibrating and the interface zooming in to your float. Tapping too soon or not tapping at all will result in the fish escaping with your bait.
Effort-saving tip for mobile devices: after you send out your bait but prior to a fish biting, press again and hold, waiting until a bite to release. This reduces strain on your fingers from trying to mash down quickly enough, and allows faster response time for hooking as well, lessening the dependency on the floater. Pro-Tip: if your vibration is turned on you don't even have to look at the screen to know that you've got an interested fish.
The minimum level to use a fishing hole. If your rod level is not as high as the Area Level, no fish will bite, regardless of the bait you use.
Rod Level[edit]Your rod level increases as you catch more fish. Higher level rods allow you to catch bigger and more elusive fish. If your rod level is insufficient to catch a particular fish, the game will inform you that "the fish got away using its power". A great level discrepancy instead returns "the fish got away using its amazing power".
Kamasu Points[edit]Kamasu Points are awarded when you bring your fish to the Tackle Shop. These are primarily used to purchase upgrades and certain bait types. Bigger fish award more Kamasu Points, and higher-level cooler boxes give more bonus Kamasu points when turning your catches in.
Fish Stone and 
Chronos rewards[edit] Primarily received from Fishing Awards, though you can also receive 8 stones from progressing the Side Story
The 1000 Year Ark of the Ocean Palace. Fish Stones are used to purchase hook and cooler box upgrades. 1925 Fish Stones are required to purchase all available upgrades.
Current numbers of and in fishing
| Fish Rarity | Chronos | Fish Stones |
|---|---|---|
| 1 - 3 | 3350 | 3094 |
| 4 - 5 | 275 | 182 |
| Fish pond awards | 420 | - |
Each fishing area has up to 10 fish shadows, representing fish you can catch. As you reel in the fish (or fail to do so), more fish shadows can spawn. A maximum total of 20 fish shadows will spawn per area, after which it will replenish once the 30-minute reset timer lapses.
Shadows come in many sizes; usually the larger shadows indicate higher-level and bigger fish. Larger fish yield more fishing experience and Kamasu Points but require better rods or bait to reel in - M size fish require rods 1 level above their minimum; L size 2 levels; XL size 4 levels.
With a sufficiently-upgraded hook, you may get a double or triple catch, yielding more than one fish from a single shadow. Certain species of fish can only be acquired from multi-catches. A multi-catch can allow you to temporarily exceed your cooler box's capacity.
A shadow that's a multi-catch will also require a higher rod level to reel in, as the requirements will also count the highest level among all catches on top of stacking size modifiers. If a particular shadow refuses to bite, it's likely that it's a multi-catch hiding high-level fish.
| Fish Name | Location | Double/Triple |
|---|---|---|
| Kelpie | Last Island | Double |
| Devil Moray | Spacetime Rift | Double |
| Barunessie | Baruoki | Double |
| Magmyne | Vasu Mountain | Double |
| Marsh Dragon | Man-eating Marsh | Double |
| Pair Ribbonfish | Dragon Palace | Double |
| Rolling Turtle | Nilva | Triple |
| Greater Whale | Spacetime Rift | Triple |
| Kraken | Acteul | Triple |
| Sky Serpent | Elzion Airport | Triple |
| Scylla | Rucyana Sands | Triple |
| Hydra | Serena Coast | Triple |
| Silver Carp | Elzion Airport | Triple |
Some fish, once reeled in, will immediately commence an inescapable combat. They yield drops necessary for powerful weaponry, but will not contribute towards your Rod level. Certain enemies, which usually can only be caught with high-level bait and equipment, are extremely powerful Horrors and should only be challenged by a high-level party. Selling their drops to the shop allows the Rill weapons to be displayed. Most fishing enemies will struggle for a longer time before they get reeled in - if a fish is putting up a fight with the line, prepare for combat.
Failing to defeat the fish in combat will cause the fish shadow to disappear as if you had failed to reel it in. Forcibly exiting and restarting the app in the middle of fishing combat will revert the game state to just before you reeled that enemy in.
| Fish | Level | Common Material | Rare Material |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red Sahuagin | 22 |  Sahuagin Pole | - |
| Magma Slime | 23 |  Magma Jelly | - |
| Lucky Blowfish | 24 |  Green Thorn | - |
| Marsh Coelus | 25 | Water-Repellent Scale | - |
| Robo Ammonite | 25 |  Robo Shell | - |
| Desert Rhost | 26 |  Skin-like Rock |  Sand Tear |
| Marsh Dragon | 27 | Water-Proof Skin |  Huge Fin |
| Zwei | 30 | Purple Shell | - |
| Robo Jerryfish | 32 |  Water Proof Sensor | Soft Membrane |
| Abyss Fish | 35 | Thin Long Fang |  Sparkly Gelatin |
| Devil Moray | 37 | Hard Sharp Cube | Thorny Scale |
| Fish | Level | Weakness | Resistance | Material |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greater Whale | 70 | Wind | Earth |  Mechanic Whale Heart |
| Kelpie | 70 | Earth | Water | Cryptid Mane |
| Magmyne | 70 | Water | Fire |  Lava Snail |
| Barunessie | 70 | Fire | Wind |  Island Dragon Signpost |
| Sky Serpent | 80 | - | Absorbs: Wind | Sky Serpent Backfin |
| Scylla | 80 | - | Absorbs: Earth |  Maiden Tentacle |
| Kraken | 80 | - | Absorbs: Fire |  Burning Sword Point |
| Hydra | 80 | - | Absorbs: Water | Three-head Dragon Fin |
Fishing Spots[edit]When the player accesses a Fishing Spot, their Hook upgrade levels determine which shadows will be multi-catches. Also, a 30-minute reset timer will begin, after which the Fishing Spot's shadows will be fully regenerated.
| Era | Location | Name | Area Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antiquity | Kira Beach | Kira Beach | 1 |
| Antiquity | Dragon Palace Outer / Inner | Dragon Palace Lake | 1 |
| Antiquity | Acteul | Spirit's Shower | 3 |
| Antiquity | Lake Tiilen | Silent Water Surface | 6 |
| Antiquity | Vasu Mountain | Lord Ukulele's Stone Bath | 6 |
| Antiquity | Zol Plains | Footprint of Daybreak | 7 |
| Antiquity | Man-eating Marsh | Man-eating Marsh | 12 |
| Antiquity | Charol Plains | Charol Well | 12 |
| Present | Nuaru Uplands | Abbetos Bath | 3 |
| Present | Baruoki | Friendly Lake | 3 |
| Present | Moonlight Forest | Moon's Mirror | 3 |
| Present | Karek Swampland | Half Fishman Garden | 6 |
| Present | Rinde | Port Bridge | 6 |
| Present | Serena Coast | Merchant's Sprinkler | 9 |
| Present | Rucyana Sands | Desert Pot | 9 |
| Present | Snake Neck Igoma | Beast's Respite | 10 |
| Present | Ancient Battlefield | Long Forgotten Pond | 15 |
| Future | Elzion Airport | Vaper Trail | 1 |
| Future | Nilva | Peaceful Line | 13 |
| Future | Last Island | Last Ocean | 16 |
| ??? | Spacetime Rift | Dimension Bank | 15 |
To access the Fishing Spot guide, you must complete Chapter 2 of the Side Story The 1000 Year Ark of the Ocean Palace. After this, it will appear as a small button in the upper-right corner of the fishing spot menu.
In addition to helping track your catches at each spot, the guide also allows you to quick travel to any fishing spot you have discovered previously.
The data in the following catalog indicates the minimum requirements to catch the small size variation of each fish. If you meet the requirement but the fish escapes, it's likely you're trying to reel in something medium-size or larger. To improve your chances, try using rare bait of the matching tier, or upgrade your reel one to two steps past the minimum.
It is entirely possible for a shadow to be impossible to reel in because of a combination of size modifiers. A triple catch shadow involving a level 25 fish, all of which are XL-sized, will require a total level of 37 to reel in, while your rod level maxes at 30 and at best reaches 34 with use of rare bait.
Filterable and sortable Table of all Fish
Any Catch
- 32cm1.060.53
Any Catch - 43.2cm1.440.72
Any Catch - 24cm0.80.4
Any Catch - 8cm0.260.13
Any Catch - 24cm0.80.4
Any Catch - 51.2cm1.70.85
Any Catch - 80cm2.661.33
Any Catch - 96cm3.21.6
Any Catch - 128cm4.262.13
Any Catch - 160cm5.342.67
Double or Triple Catch - 288cm9.64.8
Any Catch - 128cm4.262.13
Any Catch - 112cm3.741.87
Any Catch - 80cm2.661.33
Any Catch - 128cm4.262.13
Double or Triple Catch - 480cm168Any Catch - 43.2cm1.440.72
Any Catch - 208cm6.943.47
Any Catch - 128cm4.262.13
Any Catch - 96cm3.21.6
Any Catch - 238.4cm7.943.97Any Catch - 128cm4.262.13
Any Catch - 336cm11.25.6Any Catch - 32cm1.060.53
Any Catch - 49.6cm1.660.83Any Catch - 208cm6.943.47
Any Catch - 128cm4.262.13
Any Catch - 320cm10.665.33
Any Catch - 400cm13.346.67
Only Triple Catch - 3200cm106.6653.33
Any Catch - 144cm4.82.4
Any Catch - 128cm4.262.13
Double or Triple Catch - 480cm168Any Catch - 208cm6.943.47
Any Catch - 272cm9.064.53
Any Catch - 296cm9.864.93
Any Catch - 160cm5.342.67
Any Catch - 16cm0.540.27
Any Catch - 35.2cm1.180.59
Any Catch - 48cm1.60.8
Any Catch - 64cm2.141.07
Any Catch - 240cm84
Any Catch - 64cm2.141.07
Any Catch - 80cm2.661.33
Double or Triple Catch - 2080cm69.3434.67
Any Catch - 35.2cm1.180.59
Any Catch - 48cm1.60.8
Any Catch - 56cm1.860.93
Any Catch - 160cm5.342.67
Any Catch - 532.8cm17.768.88
Any Catch - 208cm6.943.47
Any Catch - 256cm8.544.27
Any Catch - 336cm11.25.6Any Catch - 35.2cm1.180.59Any Catch - 48cm1.60.8Any Catch - 64cm2.141.07Any Catch - 240cm84Any Catch - 64cm2.141.07Any Catch - 80cm2.661.33
Any Catch - 96cm3.21.6
Any Catch - 64cm2.141.07Any Catch - 80cm2.661.33
Any Catch - 112cm3.741.87
Any Catch - 176cm5.862.93Any Catch - 35.2cm1.180.59Any Catch - 240cm84
Any Catch - 64cm2.141.07
Any Catch - 96cm3.21.6Any Catch - 112cm3.741.87
Any Catch - 208cm6.943.47
Any Catch - 88cm2.941.47Any Catch - 35.2cm1.180.59Any Catch - 35.2cm1.180.59Any Catch - 160cm5.342.67Any Catch - 112cm3.741.87Any Catch - 176cm5.862.93
Only Triple Catch - 1600cm53.3426.67
Any Catch - 192cm6.43.2
Any Catch - 256cm8.544.27Any Catch - 256cm8.544.27Any Catch - 88cm2.941.47Any Catch - 208cm6.943.47
Any Catch - 240cm84
Any Catch - 160cm5.342.67
Any Catch - 192cm6.43.2Any Catch - 35.2cm1.180.59Any Catch - 35.2cm1.180.59
Any Catch - 56cm1.860.93
Any Catch - 160cm5.342.67
Any Catch - 48cm1.60.8
Any Catch - 320cm10.665.33
Any Catch - 400cm13.346.67
Only Triple Catch - 1296cm43.221.6
Any Catch - 368cm12.266.13
Any Catch - 496cm16.548.27
Any Catch - 768cm25.612.8
Double or Triple Catch - 800cm26.6613.33
Any Catch - 640cm21.3410.67
Any Catch - 80cm2.661.33
Any Catch - 160cm5.342.67
Any Catch - 128cm4.262.13
Any Catch - 224cm7.463.73
Any Catch - 288cm9.64.8
Only Triple Catch - 320cm10.665.33
Any Catch - 16cm0.540.27
Any Catch - 64cm2.141.07Any Catch - 80cm2.661.33
Any Catch - 144cm4.82.4
Any Catch - 144cm4.82.4
Any Catch - 296cm9.864.93
Any Catch - 352cm11.745.87
Only Triple Catch - 984cm32.816.4
Only Triple Catch - 1600cm53.3426.67
Any Catch - 352cm11.745.87
Double or Triple Catch - 960cm3216
Any Catch - 16cm0.540.27
Any Catch - 112cm3.741.87
Any Catch - 240cm84
Any Catch - 312cm10.45.2
Only Triple Catch - 6318cm210.6105.3
Any Catch - 352cm11.745.87
Any Catch - 288cm9.64.8
Kamasu Tackle Shop[edit]At the fishing store, you can upgrade your rod and buy bait.
Talk to the Storekeeper to trade your fish for "Kamasu Points." The selection of products the shop offers will expand as the level of your fishing rod increases.
Bait
Bait and fish are divided by 6 tiers. Tier 1 baits are readily available from the start but usually restrict you to low-rank fish, including random trash like footwear and bottles. Tier 6 bait lets you reel in fish that yield the most Kamasu points and fishing experience, and may even reel in Fishing Horrors.
Each tier of bait has 2 types of bait:
When fishing in the Last Island, bear in mind that the fish there will only bite on the Crab Cake and Premium Crab Cake. No other baits will work here, and the exclusive baits will not work in the other Fishing Spots.
| Name | Min Rod Lv | Rec Rod Lv | Tier of Bait | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fishing Dango | - | 2 | T1 |  x500
|
| Worm | - | 5 | T2 | x1,000
|
| Unexpected Worm | - | 4 | T2 Rare | x3,000
|
| Shopaholic Clam | 7 | 8 | T3 | x1
|
| Spree Snail | 7 | 6 | T3 Rare | x2
|
| Dressed Crab | 7 | 14 | T4 | x3
|
| Tear Crab | 7 | 10 | T4 Rare | x4
|
| Foamy Worm | 15 | 14 | T5 | x6
|
| Bubbly Worm | 15 | 13 | T5 Rare | x8
|
| Snitch Sardine | 15 | 21 | T6 | x8
|
| Blabber Sardine | 22 | 22 | T6 Rare | x15
|
| Bait for Last Island | ||||
| Crab Cake | 15 | 15 | LI T1 | x4,000
|
| Premium Crab Cake | 15 | 21 | LI T2 | x6,000
|
Cooler| Name | Capacity | Bonus | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wooden Cooling Box | 20 | - | Default |
| Wooden Cooling Box II | 40 | 25% | x5
|
| Wooden Cooling Box III | 60 | 50% | x10
|
| Iron Cooling Box | 80 | 125% | x15
|
| Iron Cooling Box II | 100 | 150% | x20
|
| Iron Cooling Box III | 150 | 200% | x30
|
| Refrigerator | 200 | 250% | x40
|
| Refrigerator II | 300 | 300% | x60
|
| Refrigerator III | 400 | 400% | x80
|
| Refrigerator IV | 500 | 500% | x100
|
HookThe Fish Hook II enables double-catches, while the Dimensional Hook enables triple-catches. Upgrading your Hook above the threshold levels increases probability of double or triple fish shadows spawning. The Dimensional Hook is essential to being able to reel in the Lake Lords.
| Name | Min Rod Lv | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Fish Hook | - | Default |
| Fish Hook II | - | x5
|
| Fish Hook III | - | x10
|
| Big Fish Hook | 7 | x20
|
| Big Fish Hook II | 7 | x40
|
| Big Fish Hook III | 7 | x60
|
| Claw Hook | 15 | x80
|
| Claw Hook II | 15 | x100
|
| Claw Hook III | 15 | x120
|
| Orochi Hook | 15 | x150
|
| Orochi Hook II | 15 | x180
|
| Orochi Hook III | 15 | x200
|
| Dimensional Hook | 15 | x200
|
| Dimensional Hook II | 15 | x200
|
| Dimensional Hook III | 15 | x200
|
ReelIt is recommended to upgrade to Master Reel in order to be able to consistently reel in the Lake Lords.
| Name | Cost |
|---|---|
| Beginner Reel | Default |
| Beginner Reel II | x3
|
| Beginner Reel III | x8
|
| Beginner Reel IV | x15
|
| Beginner Reel V | x30
|
| Woody Reel | x60
|
| Woody Reel II | x100
|
| Woody Reel III | x120
|
| Woody Reel IV | x160
|
| Woody Reel V | x200
|
| Basic Reel | x300
|
| Basic Reel II | x400
|
| Basic Reel III | x500
|
| Basic Reel IV | x600
|
| Basic Reel V | x1,000
|
| Custom Reel | x1,300
|
| Custom Reel II | x1,600
|
| Custom Reel III | x2,100
|
| Custom Reel IV | x2,500
|
| Custom Reel V | x3,100
|
| Smooth Reel | x4,100
|
| Smooth Reel II | x5,200
|
| Smooth Reel III | x6,300
|
| Smooth Reel IV | x8,400
|
| Smooth Reel V | x9,500
|
| Master Reel | x10,600
|
| Master Reel II | x11,700
|
| Master Reel III | x12,800
|
| Master Reel IV | x13,900
|
| Master Reel V | x15,000
|
FloatThe float is not as essential an upgrade as the rest of the fishing goods. The Rubber Float II should be sufficient to reel most of your catches in.
| Name | Cost |
|---|---|
| Clay Float | Default |
| Clay Float II | x8
|
| Clay Float III | x30
|
| Pumice Float | x100
|
| Pumice Float II | x160
|
| Pumice Float III | x300
|
| Nut Float | x500
|
| Nut Float II | x1,000
|
| Nut Float III | x1,600
|
| Rubber Float | x2,500
|
| Rubber Float II | x3,900
|
| Rubber Float III | x6,100
|
| New Material Float | x8,900
|
| New Material Float II | x11,100
|
| New Material Float III | x13,000
|
Levia is a free character that can be acquired after doing high-level fishing.
The strongest of the fishing Horrors, namely the Sky Serpent, Scylla, Hydra, and Kraken, are nicknamed "Lake Lords". They are only caught via triple-catches and need a highly-upgraded reel and float to catch. Defeating each of the Lake Lords for the first time gives you a Pieces of Red Coral, and by collecting all four, they form the Sea of Fire, which unlocks the fight with the Leviathan in the Dragon Palace Central Keep.
After defeating Leviathan, the sidequest Waves of Time: The Millennium Maiden's Pearl Tears unlocks. Clearing that sidequest adds Levia to your roster (you will need a Golden Tuna for this quest).
In addition to obtaining Levia, the fishing mini-game unlocked during The 1000 Year Ark of the Ocean Palace side-quest also yields monster drops that are used to synthesize Rill Weapons.
All the Rill Weapons will require 1 drop obtained from defeating a Fishing Horror before they are displayed in the blacksmith.
| Name | Stats | Obtain / Effects | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|
  |
185 - MAt
22 - Atk
60 - LVL |
Purchased from Blacksmith |
|
  |
185 - Atk
22 - MAt
60 - LVL |
Purchased from Blacksmith |
|
  |
192 - Atk
32 - MAt
60 - LVL |
Purchased from Blacksmith |
|
  |
199 - Atk
8 - MAt
60 - LVL |
Purchased from Blacksmith |
|
  |
185 - Atk
22 - MAt
60 - LVL |
Purchased from Blacksmith |
|
  |
166 - Atk
47 - MAt
60 - LVL |
Purchased from Blacksmith |
|
  |
181 - Atk
30 - MAt
60 - LVL |
Purchased from Blacksmith |
|
  |
166 - Atk
121 - MAt
60 - LVL |
Purchased from Blacksmith |
|
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