Enemies Database

Every row in this table is one enemy template — the in-game unit identifier used by Hypergryph's combat scripts to spawn that creature. Each enemy is stored with anchor stats at fixed level milestones (Level 1, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90); the level slider linearly interpolates HP, ATK, and DEF between those anchors so the values you see reflect the enemy's stat block at the exact level you are about to fight. Story and Cinder Arsenal encounters scale enemies past Level 50, so always nudge the slider before reading numbers.

The six elemental columns (PHY, FIR, CRY, PUL, NAT, AET) hold damage multipliers, not resistance percentages. A value of 1.00 means damage of that element lands at face value; 0.85 means the enemy receives 85% of inbound damage (a 15% resist); 1.15 means the enemy is vulnerable and receives 115%. We colour-code the values so the matchup picture is readable at a glance — green for resistant, neutral grey for 1.00, red for vulnerable.

Enemy tier taxonomy

• Normal — open-world trash mobs and basic combat encounters. Low HP, single-element vulnerabilities, no special mechanics.
• HighLevel — elite versions of trash mobs with roughly 2–3× HP and a stagger bar above 50. Same resistance table as their Normal counterparts.
• Elite — named mid-bosses inside story chapters and side missions. Distinct resistance profile per unit; some carry status effects (burn, freeze, pulse stun).
• MiniBoss — chapter-end fights with phase mechanics. Stagger windows are short and damage-amplified; expect at least one elemental immunity.
• Boss — story finale targets and Cinder Arsenal raid bosses. High Poise, asymmetric resistances, and stagger values often above 200 — these are the fights that determine endgame team-building.

Stagger, Poise, and Super Armor are three different gauges

Endfield separates "can I knock this enemy down" from "can I interrupt their attack" from "does this hit even register." Each gauge has its own column in the table.

• Stagger / Resilience — the bar above the enemy's HP. Drains as you hit the unit; when emptied, the enemy enters a downstate window during which they take amplified damage. Higher Max Resilience means longer time-to-stagger. Hitting with the enemy's vulnerable element drains this bar faster than neutral or resisted hits.
• Poise — per-hit interrupt resistance. High Poise means your light attacks bounce off mid-swing animations; only heavy attacks, ultimates, or designated crowd-control skills will flinch the enemy. Trash mobs sit under 100; raid bosses can carry Poise above 1,000.
• Initial Super Armor — a flat damage-absorption window that activates on certain attack animations. Visible in the detail modal. Until you break Super Armor, your hit damage is reduced regardless of element matchup.

Combat planning workflow

Pick a target, set the slider to its in-game level, sort the elemental columns to find the highest red value, and build your team around that element. For tougher Elite and Boss fights, cross-reference the Stagger column against our Stagger Tier List to pick operators with the right resilience-drain rate. The Range column tells you the enemy's attack reach in metres — useful for deciding whether ranged DPS like Yvonne can kite safely or whether a dedicated tank like Chen is required.