Japanese White-eye
Zosterops japonicusRed
The Japanese White-eye is a small olive-green songbird whose bright white eye rings make it instantly recognizable. It moves through forests, gardens, orchards, and city parks, slipping quickly between leaves while keeping contact with soft calls.

In battle
- HP
- 2,700
- ATK
- 2,700
- DEF
- 2,650
- Energy cost
- 2
Passive Skills
- During the 7th round, rotation allies gain ATK +35% for 1 round
- For each round where the animal did not attack, ATK +50%
- The targeted enemy cannot dodge this animal's attacks
Attack Effects
- Self: DEF +120%
- Consume 1 energy point
The animal behind the card
A fine, slightly curved bill and brush-tipped tongue help it reach nectar deep inside flowers. Fruit and insects complete its diet, allowing it to change food with the seasons. As pollen clings to its face and feathers, each visit can also carry grains from one blossom to the next.
Outside the breeding season, these birds often gather in lively flocks that search branches together and sometimes mix with other small species. Their constant motion connects flowering plants, fruiting trees, and insect life across a surprising variety of habitats.
Bestiary facts
Japanese white-eyes brush pollen between flowers while drinking nectar and can act as pollinators.
- Body length
- 0.1–0.12 m
- Weight
- 0.009–0.013 kg
Chemistry links
- Conservation
- Least Concern
- Remarkable Ability
- Agile Climber
- Feeding Mode
- Nectarivore
- Behavioral
- Gregarious Herd
- General Physical
- Bony Endoskeleton with Jointed Limbs
- Intermediate Physical
- Feathered Wings
- Specific Physical
- Bright Coloration / Iridescent Plumage






