You can upgrade a gene up to two times maximum. If you stack two of the same genes together, it will increase that gene's attack power, critical hit chance, or status effect rate. If you want to increase the power of your Monstie even further, you can upgrade their individual genes. However, you can only insert one Free Bingo Gene, and it doesn't grant passive abilities or special skills of its own. This rare, rainbow-colored gene will allow you to achieve a bingo bonus by linking multiple genes together.
You can also activate the bingo chart bonuses by using the Free Bingo Gene.
For example, if you line three Thunder genes with the Technique attack-type in a row, that Monstie will gain a damage bonus for its Thunder and Technique attacks. This will activate a passive attack bonus granted by the Gene Bingo Chart. When inserting genes into a Monstie, try to line genes with the same color in a row. But if it has an incredible stench, that Monstie will possess rare and powerful genes that could really turn the tide of a battle. If it doesn't smell much, it will have basic genes. Meanwhile, the smell of a Monstie's egg determines what genes the Monstie will get when it hatches. The number of locked gene slots is determined by how heavy an egg is - meaning if it's really heavy, it will have fewer gene slots to unlock. Remember when I said to take note of Navirou's comments on an egg's smell and weight? This is where that information comes into play. You will need to level up the Monstie or use Stimulant items to unlock these slots. A Monstie has nine slots to insert genes in, but some gene slots are locked. These genes grant passive abilities that boost its stats or bestow new attacks it can use in hunts.
The Rite of Channeling takes the genes of a Monstie and transfers them into another Monstie. Now, it's time to hatch it at the stables and begin the Rite of Channeling. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central)
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