There are exactly two emblems in LumenTale: Memories of Trey — the Meridemblem and the Septemblem — and between them they decide the final form of every starter Animon in the game. Here is where each one comes from, how they work, and all ten final evolutions they unlock.
🏅 The Two Emblems
| Emblem | Route | Branch it unlocks | Consumed on use? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meridemblem | South — Mythos | Mythos final evolutions | No — reusable |
| Septemblem | North — Logos | Logos final evolutions | No — reusable |
That “reusable” column matters more than anything else on this page. Neither emblem is consumed. As long as it sits in your bag, you can use the same emblem to evolve every eligible Animon you raise — so you never have to choose which one creature gets the upgrade.
📍 How to Get Each Emblem
Septemblem (North / Logos)
Awarded on the northern route during The City of Entertainment quest. Win the squadron match in Voltar, and Liza approaches you afterwards to hand over the Septemblem.
Meridemblem (South / Mythos)
Awarded on the southern route at the end of the City of the Sun quest.
⚠️ Sourcing caveat: the wikis disagree on the city. One places the handover in Altipetra, but the City of the Sun quest is elsewhere mapped to Costa Linda, with Altipetra belonging to the City of Fire quest. We have not been able to resolve which is correct, so treat the quest name as reliable and the city as unconfirmed.
Can you get both?
Yes. The north/south choice decides which emblem you receive first, not which one you receive. You are never locked out of the other region — you simply reach the second emblem considerably later. See our Mythos vs Logos guide for how the route split actually works.
🧬 All 10 Emblem Evolutions
Every starter follows the same shape: plain level-up to stage two at Level 18, then Level 40 plus an emblem for the final form. The emblem you use decides which of the two finals you get.
| Starter | Stage 2 (Lv 18) | Meridemblem final (Lv 40) | Septemblem final (Lv 40) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mewaii | Maidelly | Megamitosa | Dolegamii |
| Vortail | Furtex | Weaphoon | Fursazen |
| Ozelash | Kouzear | Byazevolt | Zenicore |
| Salabel | Vilender | Horrogre | Goldrago |
| Queccha | Quequator | Barangu | Meterier |
The emblem is used on the stage-two form, not the base starter. Unsure which line to commit to? Our best starter ranking breaks down all five.
🎯 What This Means in Practice
- The branch is per-Animon, not per-save. Because emblems are reusable and both are eventually obtainable, you can raise two of the same starter and take one down each branch.
- Nothing is permanent at the route choice. Picking north or south only changes the order in which you unlock the branches.
- Don’t rush to Level 40. If you want the other branch first, hold the stage-two form until the second emblem is in hand.
- Emblems do nothing else. Across the full roster, these two items appear only in these ten evolutions — no stat effect, no other use is documented.
❓ Emblem FAQ
Do I need to farm multiple emblems?
No. One of each is enough forever — they are not consumed.
Are there other emblems besides these two?
No. The item list contains only the Meridemblem and Septemblem. Other evolution items exist — Lampalite, Candleshroom, Crimson Horn, Lustrostar, Zord Head and the Mystical Relic — but none are emblems.
Can non-starter Animon use an emblem?
Not per any documented evolution. The emblems gate the five starter lines only.
Which branch is stronger?
No source ranks one branch above the other. Compare the final forms’ stat spreads on their dex pages and pick on typing and team fit — our team comp guide covers how to slot them in.
Full evolution conditions for every species in our evolution guide, or browse the Animon Dex.
Sourcing note: cross-verified between Game8 and The Games Wiki. Conflicts are flagged inline rather than resolved silently.
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