Board Thread:Tips, Tricks, and Questions/@comment-151.230.121.216-20130928120201/@comment-129.113.150.23-20131011143308

MomoFett wrote: On the evolving page, the example it gives for a 'perfect evolution' suggests that the level of the monster that is actually evolving (not the ingredient copy) does not impact the resulting stats.

Is this confirmed? ie. getting the evolving one to the level requirement to evolve is all that's needed - going beyond wouldn't impact the evolved form's stats? (only the ingredients need to be maxed) I think you may have misread the page. If the ingredients are maxed out (this includes the one evolving), then 10% of each ingredient's stats will be given to the base stats of the resulting evolution. If the level is not maxed out, the respective ingredient will only give 5% of its current stats to the resulting evolution.

A "perfect" evolution requires all monsters involved to be at max level.