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Capukoralu in Creatures of Sonaria: Full Stats Compared

Updated 2026-09-08 · Last verified 2026-09-08 · Roblox Creatures of Sonaria

Capukoralu is a Tier 4 Semi-Aquatic Herbivore with 3,600 health, 155 damage, 87 sprint speed and 85 stamina in the 4 September 2026 revision of the game's stat table. Those numbers put it below the roster median in every combat field and near the top of the roster in exactly one thing, amphibious endurance, and the rest of this page shows where each of its 51 fields lands against the other 480 released creatures.

For lore, model appearance, event artwork and the full history of its releases, the community Fandom's own Capukoralu article is the better source and this page does not try to replace it. What that article does not do, because it is written one creature at a time, is tell you how Capukoralu compares. That is what follows.

Classification

FieldValue
Tier4 (Large)
DietHerbivore
TypeSemi-Aquatic
ClassParadise Special
Date added15 August 2025
Concept byUndeary
BreathNone
BloodRed, Normal texture

Full stat block, with its rank across all 481 creatures

Ranks are highest value first unless the note says otherwise. Medians are for the whole released roster.

StatCapukoraluRank of 481Roster median
Health36002433750
Damage155311200
Bite cooldown (s)0.91840.8
Sprint speed8727394
Walk and swim speed388431
Stamina85309100
Stamina regen3652.5
Health regen0.044320.06
Weight50001343100
Turn41243
Appetite7516470
Growth time (min)4020136
Nightvision (1-4)14133
Oxygen (s)70016 of 39725
Moisture (s)70011 of 77240

Three of those rows read backwards from the rest. Turn is the time taken to turn, so a lower number is more agile: 266 creatures turn faster than Capukoralu's 4. Bite cooldown is also a duration, and 286 creatures bite faster than 0.9 seconds. Nightvision runs 1 to 4 and Capukoralu sits in the bottom band with the 69 creatures rated 1, which is 13 of the 131 Tier 4 creatures.

The shape is consistent. Capukoralu is below the roster median on health, damage, sprint speed and stamina, and above it on weight, walk and swim speed, stamina regeneration, oxygen and moisture. It is a mobility and endurance creature wearing a Large frame, not a heavy hitter.

Tier 4 is a size band, not a power band

The community wiki states that tiers exist mainly to distinguish creatures of different sizes, which is "sometimes proportional" to damage output and health. The stat table shows how loose that link is, and Capukoralu is one of the clearer counterexamples.

TierCreaturesDamage medianHealth medianSprint median
15077.51400141
2741201975128
3126192.53107.598
4131260455081
5100300800069

Capukoralu's 155 damage is below the Tier 3 median of 192.5 and roughly 40 per cent under its own band's median of 260. Within Tier 4 it ranks 116th of 131 for damage and 110th of 131 for health. It ranks 31st of 131 for sprint speed, joint 12th for stamina regeneration and 38th for walk and swim speed. Anyone reading "Tier 4" as "strong" has the wrong end of the field. See tiers for what each band actually means and the tier list for how the published rankings compare with the numbers.

For context, PocketGamer's editorial tier list places Capukoralu in its S band. That is that site's opinion, offered by its author "for guidance only", and it cites none of the 51 fields on this page. Both things can be true: a creature can be well regarded in play and still sit in the bottom fifth of its size band for raw damage.

Against the other 17 Tier 4 Semi-Aquatics

This is the comparison the per-creature format cannot give you. Eighteen released creatures share Capukoralu's tier and type, sorted here by damage.

CreatureDietHealthDamageSprintStaminaWeightTurnGrowth (min)
PolymonstrumCarnivore460060082754700545
BäruwCarnivore710057577756100350
Buff EulopiiHerbivore7500525801005400345
MeorlarkCarnivore600047580805600455
Icebreaker MeorlarkCarnivore600042580806000455
VivoltexCarnivore425037582756250445
TherimorseCarnivore400036584604000552
StarknolHerbivore570030082905000450
LiskwyrmHerbivore7000260771458000455
EquenixHerbivore735025083955700445
GholbiniCarnivore455025091853250445
LureCarnivore4350245931253000440
OxysenixCarnivore480024577654400447
DenjziCarnivore550023579758400450
GlysgadotaOmnivore380020091903000442
VerklixinHerbivore4000170951403500440
CapukoraluHerbivore360015587855000440
MilitruaHerbivore9000150787010000665

Capukoralu is 17th of 18 on damage and 18th of 18 on health inside this group, while sitting 10th of 18 on weight, tied with Starknol. It shares the shortest growth time in the group, 40 minutes, with Lure and Verklixin. Build the same table for any other pair of filters on the compare stats page or browse the whole roster at all creatures.

The one field where it leads

Capukoralu's oxygen time and moisture time are both 700 seconds. Oxygen is how long it holds its breath underwater and moisture is how long a permeable-skinned creature tolerates being dry, so the two fields describe opposite constraints. Only 11 creatures in the table carry a value in both fields at once, and Capukoralu is the only one of them with 700 or more in each.

CreatureOxygen (s)Moisture (s)Tier
Aqoxturumox24001205
Opralegion15002005
Haxaline15001804
Denjzi13203004
Nimoona10002001
Sarcosiris9003005
Capukoralu7007004
Gobli7006002
Abyssal Geortharoc6009005
Fuejin'Liya3003002
Scuba Jeff3003001

Aqoxturumox stays under far longer and Abyssal Geortharoc stays dry longer, but neither is close to symmetrical. Capukoralu is the balanced case. More on how the type field and the water fields interact is on the aquatic page.

Abilities as the data lists them

Sixteen passives is the joint seventh longest passive list of all 481 creatures, against a roster median of eight. The counts below are how many of the 481 creatures carry each ability at all, in any value.

PassiveValueCreatures with it
Block Bleed1.00436
Block Injury1.00196
Block Radiation0.65112
Block Necropoison0.5083
Block Burn0.30162
Block Poison0.25223
Defensive Bleed261
Defensive Injury138
Defensive Corrosion0.510
Agile Swimmer68138
Unbreakable2521
ChargeLaunch133
Strength In Numbers-93
Pack Healer-56
Broodwatcher-58
Guilt-22

Read those prefixes the way the wiki's own editors define them. Block is a percentage resistance to a status, so Block Bleed (1.00) is full immunity to bleed and Block Injury (1.00) is full immunity to injury. Only 21 creatures of the 481 hold both at 100 per cent, and Capukoralu is one. Defensive reflects that status back onto whatever bit you. A negative Block value would mean extra vulnerability, and Capukoralu has none.

Its two activated abilities are Area Water Restore, held by 11 creatures, and Mud Pile, held by 20. Combined with Pack Healer, Broodwatcher and Strength In Numbers, the passive list points at a group creature rather than a duellist, which is consistent with the damage number.

Here is what the data does not tell you, and no honest page should pretend otherwise. The table gives ability names and their scaling values. It does not give cooldowns, radii, durations, or how Area Water Restore and Mud Pile behave in a fight. Nor does it carry hitbox size, model reach or how the creature handles, all of which decide matchups that raw stats cannot. Ability names and their frequency across the roster are on the abilities page.

Growth

The growth time field reads 40 minutes, which is faster than the Tier 4 median of 45 and slower than the roster median of 36. Only 15 of the 131 Tier 4 creatures reach Full Grown faster. The stage ladder rendered on Capukoralu's own wiki page, with a veneration rate of 1, runs Teen at 13 minutes 20 seconds, Adult at 26 minutes 40 seconds, Full Grown at 40 minutes, Full Elder at 1 hour 20 minutes, Full Elder phase II at 7 hours 20 minutes, Full Sage at 13 hours 20 minutes, Full Master at 19 hours 20 minutes, and Full Venerated at 25 hours 20 minutes. The growth page covers the stage names that apply to every creature.

The Paradise Special cohort

Fifteen creatures carry the Paradise Special tag, 14 of them with no second label. Capukoralu's page records it as a Summer Paradise Event creature, at 1,400 Pearls in 2026 and through the Hollowed Horizons mission or 10,000 Pearls in 2025, and not currently obtainable.

CreatureTierDietTypeHealthDamageSprintGrowth (min)
Flipli1HerbivoreAquatic16506020215
Gubbin1HerbivoreSemi-Aquatic200060608
Rorolo2PhotovoreTerrestrial330011013313
Squitico2HerbivoreAquatic20008511013
Mordelium3HerbivoreFlier26001209925
OriOri3CarnivoreSemi-Aquatic270011511518
Denjzi4CarnivoreSemi-Aquatic55002357950
Hisolidium4PhotocarnivoreTerrestrial57502358052
Capukoralu4HerbivoreSemi-Aquatic36001558740
Logavian4HerbivoreFlier400015016363
Abyssal Geortharoc5HerbivoreSemi-Aquatic1700037550140
Geortharoc5HerbivoreTerrestrial1700037550140
Kelvaris5OmnivoreTerrestrial87502307370
Nuciffracoccu5PhotovoreTerrestrial70002257465
Eigion Warden5CarnivoreAquatic80007098120

Method, and what this page leaves out

Every number above comes from the released-creature stat table published on the community wiki as a structured data module, at its 4 September 2026 revision, covering 481 creatures with 51 fields each and no missing values. Ranks and medians were computed from that table. The module is edited roughly every other day, so re-check the data version before treating a rank as current.

This site does not cover trading values. Accurate valuation for Creatures of Sonaria lives inside two trading platforms' private marketplace data, which we cannot source and will not estimate, so no price, worth or trade figure appears here.

For everything the stat table cannot hold, the lore, the redesign history, the event artwork and the community discussion, the official community wiki has 1,697 articles and 157 active editors, and its Capukoralu page is the place to go. This page exists for the other question: of 481 creatures, where does this one actually stand.

Frequently asked questions

What tier is Capukoralu in Creatures of Sonaria?

Capukoralu is Tier 4, which the game calls Large. Tier is a size band, not a power ranking. The game's own wiki says size is only sometimes proportional to damage and health, and Capukoralu is a clear example: its damage of 155 is 116th of the 131 Tier 4 creatures, well under the Tier 4 damage median of 260.

How much damage and health does Capukoralu have?

3,600 health and 155 damage, with a bite cooldown of 0.9 seconds, in the 4 September 2026 revision of the game's stat table. Across all 481 released creatures that is 243rd for health against a roster median of 3,750, and 311th for damage against a median of 200. Both sit just below the middle of the roster despite the Large size band.

Is Capukoralu good for water?

It has the widest amphibious envelope in the dataset. Its oxygen time is 700 seconds, 16th of the 397 creatures that need air, and its moisture time is also 700 seconds, 11th of the 77 creatures that track drying out. It is the only creature in the table whose oxygen and moisture values are both 700 or higher, so it is the least restricted by the water line in either direction.

What abilities does Capukoralu have?

Two activated abilities, Area Water Restore and Mud Pile, and sixteen passives including Block Bleed at 100 per cent, Block Injury at 100 per cent, Pack Healer, Broodwatcher, Strength In Numbers, Guilt and Unbreakable (25). Sixteen passives is the joint seventh largest passive list of the 481 creatures against a roster median of eight. The data lists the ability names and their scaling values but not what each one does second by second.

How long does Capukoralu take to grow?

Its growth time field reads 40 minutes to Full Grown. The stage ladder rendered on its own wiki page is Teen at 13 minutes 20 seconds, Adult at 26 minutes 40 seconds, Full Grown at 40 minutes and Full Elder at 1 hour 20 minutes, with a veneration rate of 1. That is faster than the Tier 4 median of 45 minutes.

Can you still get Capukoralu?

Not currently. Its wiki page records it as a Summer Paradise Event creature, offered for 1,400 Pearls during the 2026 event and, in 2025, through the Hollowed Horizons mission or for 10,000 Pearls. Its class field reads Paradise Special, one of 15 creatures carrying that tag. Event availability changes, so check the community wiki's own page before assuming either way.

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