Food Fantasy: Fallen Angel Guide

Food Fantasy is a fun new game with a lot of unique features, one of them being the fallen angels you can equip to your food souls.

Fallen angels can be acquired in various paid packs, but the most common way is endless adventure or catacombs mode. You can receive spirits from catacombs mode that you can awaken with different rates of success depending on the letter following your spirit (Aizen A or Aizen D). When you try to directly awaken them, the success rate will be labeled under the button used to awaken them. In the article below, we will go over many of the functions and extras included with the fallen angels.

Once you start receiving spirits, you'll notice some of the boss enemies can be summoned with a much lower awaken rate. These spirits are the ones you should focus on when leveling them up and adding them to your food souls. The border on the outside will be either purple (super rare), blue (rare), or white (common), which tells you the rarity of the food souls.

Any food souls with a white background should be used for leveling up the rarer fallen angels. The rarer the fallen angel, the higher the chance of getting super rare or legendary enhancements, which we will talk about later.

Below is a list of fallen angels to focus on, along with their favorite food souls.

Each fallen angel has a list of favorite food souls after it, but what does having a favorite food souls mean? When you equip the fallen angel to it's favorite food soul all of its stats receive a small increase. Each fallen angel gives different stat increases but the stat increases do not change from food soul to food soul. So if one fallen angel favorites both B-52 and Fois Gras the stats will have the same increase for both food souls. The less rare of a modifier does give a higher increase but the higher increase does NOT makeup for having a rarer modifier as the modifier is MUCH more. Going for favorite fallen angels is a good idea but not always practical so I do suggest always double checking what the stat comparison is between fallen angels.

Leveling

When you decide which fallen angel to level, go to your fallen angel and select "Train."

This opens up a screen for leveling. As I suggested before, the ones that have white borders should be the ones you use to level the stronger and rarer fallen angels.

Every 10 levels (up to level 40) your fallen angels will receive another stat enhancement that you can reforge when you receive the item.

Enhancing

Enhancing is done by spending gold. When you do this, the fallen angel you choose receives enhancements that affect their stats. The higher your enhancement rank, the more gold you will have to spend. The chance of success is also lower. Below is the list of enhancements, their success rate, and their cost in gold.

Increasing Stats

Leveling and enhancing increases stats, but the last mode on the menu of enhancements allows you to switch your skills, which allows you to get rarer skill enhancements.

The skills you should focus on getting are those with purple or orange letters. Purple enhancements are super rare, and orange enhancements are legendary. These give you stronger skills, allowing you to ultimately have stronger food souls.

Each fallen angel has something called a nature. This nature gives you a 50% boost to different kinds of stats. When you are purifying your spirits in the slots, you can add spirit medicines which can be made from materials you find in the catacombs. You can also make medicines in the research section of the magic foods category. The medicines have the name of the nature, and can be used to either avoid a specific kind of nature, or to raise the chance of receiving a specific kind of nature.

Natures should be something to consider based on the kind of soul you are putting on a fallen angel. If you're making one for a defense soul, then you'll want a staunch nature. Below is a list of all the natures and what stat they improve. They improve all stats by 50%.