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Creature roster

Harp Isles Creatures

Every species, subspecies, and Apex form we have a record for — with the evidence status next to each name, checked 2026-09-17.

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Quick answer

How many creatures does Harp Isles have?

Species recorded

11

Community wiki page count, not a confirmed total

Named subspecies

14

2 named in official event text

Apex forms

1 per species

Pattern recorded, not cost-verified

Names below come from two places: the official Harp Isles event text, which names two subspecies, and the community-run Fandom wiki page list. We have not seen a published official roster, so no row here is a guaranteed complete or current in-game list.

Species roster

Official means the name appears in creator-published text. Community wiki means the name appears on the community-run Fandom wiki and, where noted, in creator footage or player comments — not in official text.

Recorded Harp Isles species with evidence status and what to check first
NameKindEvidence statusWhat we actually have
Sentis' AreniSpeciesOfficialOfficial event text names the subspecies Sentis'Areni Fierus.
Ecus' LaetusSpeciesOfficialOfficial event text names the subspecies Ecus'Laetus Fierus. Also written "Ecus" in community posts.
AlyoruxSpeciesCommunity wikiCreator tutorials recommend it for dart plant grinding; players shorten it to "aly".
BlorpSpeciesCommunity wikiNamed in creator tutorials as the beginner-friendly first pick, and used by players as an early grind creature.
CyntoliSpeciesCommunity wikiPlayer comments describe a Cyntoli Vitalis subspecies as a low-cost boss event option.
Divum' TurbaSpeciesCommunity wikiPlayer comments describe a Divum Apex as strong for boss damage; not verified on our side.
HelezhuraSpeciesCommunity wikiListed on the community wiki, and players in comments say they unlocked it in the Ashes Awakening event. Our Ashes Awakening page still marks it an unverified lead.
JacktleSpeciesCommunity wikiPlayer comments mention a Jacktle Fierus subspecies and a "jack" flyer for boss fights.
San' DahyrosSpeciesCommunity wikiPlayer comments call it "san" and describe it as a high boss-damage pick.
Altus' FlosSpeciesCommunity wikiCommunity wiki page only; we found no creator footage or player discussion naming it.
MekkurinaSpeciesCommunity wikiCommunity wiki page only; we found no creator footage or player discussion naming it.
Progression loop

How a species turns into an Apex

This is the part of the roster the search results are actually about. Every step below is creator- or player-reported, not an official rule page.

  1. 1. Confirm what your account can pick

    Open the Avatar selection and check which species are actually available to you. Community records and creator footage do not agree on which creatures are free starters.

  2. 2. Research that species' skill tree

    Each species carries its own Techtree. Creator tutorials describe finishing a set of three nodes as one completed group, and each completed group as the step that produces an Avatar Shard. Treat the group size as a creator-reported figure, not a published rule.

  3. 3. Bank Avatar Shards

    Avatar Shards are the recorded currency for unlocking a species' Apex form. Players in creator video comments also describe a separate growth requirement before boss fights, which suggests growth and research gates can both apply.

  4. 4. Unlock the Apex

    Community records list one named Apex per species. A Helezhura Apex unlock panel captured on 2026-09-13 showed a shard requirement of 40 next to a Purchase button, so the shard-to-Apex link is no longer only a creator claim. That is still one Apex on one screen, so read the number on your own panel before committing.

Community records list one Apex page per species, which matches the creator-reported Avatar Shard loop. One Apex unlock screen was captured on 2026-09-13: it showed a green Purchase button, a Research button, and a shard icon reading 40 for the Helezhura Apex. That is a single sighting of one Apex, not a price list.

Recorded subspecies

Community naming puts the subspecies after its parent species. Only two of these appear in official text; the rest come from the community wiki. Treat a subspecies as a named fork of its parent until the developer publishes a roster.

Sentis' Areni FierusOfficial
Ecus' Laetus FierusOfficial
Ecus' Laetus SpinusCommunity wiki
Altus' Flos VitalisCommunity wiki
Cyntoli VitalisCommunity wiki
Alyorux PyrusCommunity wiki
Blorp ClastusCommunity wiki
Divum' Turba AgrusCommunity wiki
Jacktle FierusCommunity wiki
Jacktle SalusCommunity wiki
Mekkurina SpearimCommunity wiki
San' Dahyros CrimsysCommunity wiki
Sentis' Areni AgrusCommunity wiki
Sentis' Areni ArmaCommunity wiki

Categories: where each form sits

Creator footage from 2026-08-29 shows a Category number on the species panel, and it moves with the form: the base creature, its subspecies, and its Apex sit at different Categories. Read the number on your own panel rather than assuming a form's tier from its name.

Category numbers read from the species panel in creator footage
FormCategoryWhat it is
CyntoliCAT 1Base species
BlorpCAT 1Base species; creator-recommended first pick
Cyntoli VitalisCAT 2Subspecies
Cyntoli ApexCAT 3Apex of a CAT 1 species
Blorp ApexCAT 3Apex of a CAT 1 species
HelezhuraCAT 4Ashes Awakening species
Helezhura ApexCAT 5Read on the unlock panel, 2026-09-13

Unconfirmed name — Scintilii: A green creature appears walking in Ashes Awakening footage dated 2026-09-13. This name does not appear on the community wiki's species list, so treat it as an unconfirmed reading rather than a roster entry.

Elder routes

Once a creature reaches Adult, the statistics panel offers an Elder route. Creator footage from 2026-08-30 shows four options with their modifiers printed on screen, and the creator states the choice cannot be undone. The numbers below are that screen's text for one build.

Speedy Elder

+8% Speed, −20% Weight, +15% Damage

Survivalist

+20% Scent Range, +15% Degrees of Sniff Angle, +10% HP Regen, +20% Swim Speed

Healthy Elder

+12% Health, +20% HP Regen, +5% Armor

Strong Elder

+20% Weight, +10% Damage

What this page does not claim

This page is a fan reference. Roblox and Harp Atelier remain the only official source for the current roster, unlock requirements, and creature stats. Spotted a wrong name or a creature we have missed? Use the contact page and we will correct the row and record the change.

FAQ

Harp Isles creature questions

How many creatures are in Harp Isles?

As of 2026-09-17, the community-run Fandom wiki lists 11 species pages plus a matching Apex page for each. We have not found a published official roster, so treat 11 as a community count, not a confirmed total.

What is the Harp Isles starter creature?

Creator tutorials from August 2026 name Blorp as the beginner-friendly first pick and Alyorux as the next step for dart plant grinding. The official description does not name a starter, so confirm what your own Avatar menu offers before planning around either one.

What is an Apex in Harp Isles?

Community records and creator tutorials both describe an Apex as a stronger form of a species that you unlock with Avatar Shards earned from that species' own Techtree research. Ashes Awakening footage from 2026-09-13 showed a Helezhura Apex unlock panel reading 40 shards, but that is one Apex on one screen, so treat other Apex prices as unverified.

What are Categories in Harp Isles?

A Category number is printed on the species panel. Footage from 2026-08-29 shows Cyntoli and Blorp as CAT 1, Cyntoli Vitalis as CAT 2, and Cyntoli Apex and Blorp Apex as CAT 3, with Helezhura at CAT 4 and its Apex at CAT 5. A subspecies and an Apex are therefore different Category steps, not the same thing.

Should I pick an Elder route?

Creator footage shows four Elder routes with their modifiers printed on the panel, and states the choice cannot be undone. Speedy, Survivalist, Healthy, and Strong each trade different stats. Check the panel text for your own creature before confirming, because a route that suits a boss fight may not suit gathering.

Is a subspecies a separate creature?

Community naming puts a subspecies name after its parent species, for example Ecus' Laetus Fierus. Treat it as a named fork of that species rather than a standalone creature until the developer publishes a roster.

Why does this page list names that are not confirmed?

Because the roster is what players are actively searching for and the only public list is community-maintained. Every row carries its evidence status so you can see which names came from official text and which came from the community wiki or player reports.

Builds and entities

Check how a creature name relates to builds and team structure.

Items and rewards

See which materials and recipes feed the research loop, with footage timestamps.

Maps and systems

Find where the recorded species content actually happens.

Progression guide

Turn the roster decision into an upgrade order.