Field recordNo. 530
Singulith, a celestial creature in NOKEMON. Rarity: Legendary.

Singulith

CelestialLegendary

HP115–146
ATK75–106
DEF130–161
SPD45–76
FOC60–91

Where to find Singulith

Singulith keeps to Primordial Vale and never leaves it. It is one of 84 species on that ground, and one of only 54 of them sharing its element.

How to catch Singulith

Singulith is one of the 126 legendaries, and the world treats it that way: it refuses anything below a Master ball, its base rate is 6% before your timing counts, and 49 of the 608 are harder to land. Throwing does not scare it off, it freezes it, and in Primordial Vale, where 84 species share the ground, whoever else is standing there throws at the same frozen target.

Supply

The cap on Singulith is 25, which puts it among the 110 species capped at forty or fewer, and when it fills the species is gone from the spawn table for good.

In a fight

As one of 54 celestial types sharing Primordial Vale, it hits Celestial hard. It leans hard on defence: 130 against 115 for its next best, a gap of 15 that decides how it wants to be played.

Readings

Supply cap25ever, worldwide
Catch rate6%base, before timing
Min ballMasteror better
Shiny1 in 333rolled at capture

Questions

Where do I find Singulith in NOKEMON?

Primordial Vale. Other players can attack you there, and dying leaves a tombstone anyone can open.

How do I catch Singulith?

Throw a Master ball or better and win the timing bar. The base rate is 6% and your accuracy moves it, but the ball is spent whether you land the catch or not, so carry more than you think you need.

Is Singulith rare?

Yes. The cap is 25, enforced at the instant of capture, and nothing refills it: when it fills, the only way to own one is to buy it from a player.

What are the shiny odds on Singulith?

About 1 in 333 per capture. Nothing improves it: no ball, no streak, no item and no amount of waiting. The only lever you have is how many you throw at.

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