[Theory] Tarr in the slime life cycle

[Purplecharmanderz]

https://www.reddit.com/r/slimerancher/comments/9vggaa/tarr_in_the_slime_life_cycle/?utm_source=reddit-android

Just linking the reddit thread i made for simplicity

[blazeykat]

i saw this on the reddit, it could make sense. one thing that doesnt though is other than tarr we dont see slime numbers decrease or rise, and we dont see slimes dying

[Purplecharmanderz]

i saw this on the reddit, it could make sense. one thing that doesnt though is other than tarr we dont see slime numbers decrease or rise, and we dont see slimes dying

While true game play wise, we have evidence lore wise that they do die out and evolve, which the main driving factor of is natural selection and reproduction.

[Randomtangle]

I haven't seen it, but slimes combine too much and impurities arise, signifying the black color, but rainbow patterns. The water dissolves slimes, as I should of established. You know what? I should make a topic on theories, where people can share them. I hope people like it. Well, back to the theory. the slime sea is made of water and slime matter. The mixture later forms into slimes on land. The Tarr do the same. They originated from the Tarr Pools of ancient times.