World & Regions

Biomes: grasslands, forest, volcanic terrain and coastal/island water are all directly evidenced by the guardian reveals and trailer footage, with creators counting more biome variety beyond those. No region names or a world map layout have been officially published, though a detailed in-game map screen appeared in the Morfur sneak-peek footage.

Living world: wild Eleons spawn visibly in the overworld (seen in the background of the evolution sneak peeks), your own Eleons run behind you as followers, and traversal includes surfboards on water. The trailer also shows a quest system (hourly, daily and weekly cycles with live timers, plus events) hanging off the world loop, and each species is described as having its own spawn points.

Tone: the guardian cinematics - a player character hurled by Victrious, stalked by Ropyrus in the volcanic dark - led creators to a shared conclusion that the world of Eleon is deliberately more dangerous than genre norms, with guardians behaving territorially. The developers have not stated lore to that effect; it is the community's consistent reading of official footage.

Restwood Village is the first named settlement: it appears on a captured Eleon's profile screen as the location where the creature was caught (read from the February 2026 gameplay teaser by a single creator - spelling from captions). The teaser also shows a dedicated player-visitable trading area where Eleons are displayed in booths, pet-simulator style, for trading with other players (single-creator reading of the footage).

Content structure: creators reading the teaser document dungeon areas as a content type (single source) and overworld portals that teleport the player to other worlds - the portals corroborate the 'Anti-Space' plate variants seen in trailer menus, together implying a parallel-world layer to the map (shown in footage; the connection is community inference).

Trainer-style NPCs now have names: story quest cards read 'Defeat Violet in a battle and reach waypoint' and 'Defeat Erica and reach waypoint', and Erica is separately placed as a volcano-region objective (both shown on screen; one creator notes the Erica spelling is a best guess from a blurry card). Creators read these as gym-leader-equivalents - supported by the February delay teaser's first look at a leader-style encounter in a grass-type environment - but no official 'gym' terminology exists, so treat the gym framing as community inference.

Unannounced: region names and count, how many guardians exist (four have title cards; Cerberio and Nautitan carry no region framing), whether regions gate progression linearly, fast travel, and how the story's antagonist organization and the Time Guardian map onto the geography. Fan sites publish maps with marked altars and routes - useful orientation, but pre-release cartography, not data. This page will be rebuilt region-by-region at launch.