Normal level 1 · community dex · checked 2026-10-01

Omnichrome: stats and ability

Patch 1.2.0 / Balance 24. Facts below are tied to a source checked on 2026-10-01. Anything still open is marked unconfirmed.

Normal level-1 card

RarityMythical
TypesAll
Cooldown (seconds)5.0
Printed statsDamage 1
TimingOn Battle Start
In-game cost$80

Ability: Gain 80% of the stats of the enemy monster with the highest stats permanently (excluding Multicast and Cooldown).

Team use and patch context

Omnichrome gains 80% of the highest-stat enemy's stats permanently at battle start, excluding Multicast and Cooldown. Its All type label and Mythical rarity are the printed card fields, not evidence of universal team superiority. The effect depends on the actual opposing board rather than a fixed amount guaranteed each day.

These are card-reading notes, not a measured best-team claim. Match the target, timing, type and required condition to your actual allies before spending gold. In-game cost is run gold, not a real-money price. Normal shop rarity weights do not guarantee a specific species, and event or evolution entries are not automatically ordinary shop offers.

Level, evolution and verification

This page deliberately keeps normal level 1 separate from levels 2, 3 and 4. Standard copy merging ends at level 3; level 4 requires a special effect. An evolution can also have its own condition, so the ability text above should be checked before buying another copy. Added types, permanent bonuses and equipment can change a live inspection panel. Compare like-for-like before treating a screenshot as a changed base stat.

Source: batodex Omnichrome card, community transcription retrieved 2026-10-01T09:23:05.895Z. Official updates: Steam announcements. No third-party sprites are copied.

A field arena battle in Batomon Showdown, official 1920 by 1080 screenshot.
A field arena battle in Batomon Showdown, official 1920 by 1080 screenshot.

Questions on this page

Does this card describe shiny Omnichrome?

No. These are normal Lv1 values. Shiny and higher-level variants must be read separately; no values are extrapolated here.

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