Voidling Bound currently has 9 playable Voidling species: Kwipeck, Gilick, Kerapin, Gwigoon, Anami, Ur-Sek, Nimiod, Morfang, and Packuran. Each species has its own Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Movement, and Ultimate ability, along with two mutation branches tied to different elements.

All Voidlings And Species In Voidling Bound

There are 9 playable Voidling species in Voidling Bound. Each one plays differently, with its own weapon style, movement option, defensive tool, ultimate ability, and elemental mutation paths.

The main thing to understand is that species are not just cosmetic creatures. A species changes how your Voidling fights. Some are safer ranged attackers, some want to fight up close, and some have more unusual mechanics like duplicating, swapping forms, placing turrets, or using stamina-based air movement.

Each species also has two mutation tree branches. These branches are tied to elements, and going down a mutation path changes the Voidling's Primary and Secondary abilities while adding a Mutated Perk at the end of the tree.

For a full breakdown of every playable creature, elements, and ability overview, check the Voidling Bound all Voidlings and species guide.

Voidling Species List

The table below lists every currently playable Voidling species, its elements, and its basic combat role.

Species	Elements	Basic Playstyle
Kwipeck	Organic / Pyro	Balanced starter with ranged damage, rockets, dashes, and AoE explosions.
Gilick	Pyro / Cryo	Close-range brawler with shotgun pressure, slam attacks, counters, and cone burst damage.
Kerapin	Organic / Cryo	Defensive turtle-style species with shields, mines, burst shots, and rolling explosives.
Gwigoon	Organic / Plasma	Clone-based fighter that creates duplicates to overwhelm enemies.
Anami	Cryo / Cyber	Small mobile attacker with homing pressure, mobility, and elemental harassment.
Ur-Sek	Organic / Plasma	Two-form symbiotic species with form swapping, healing, and fast ultimate charge.
Nimiod	Organic / Cyber	Airborne area-damage species with turrets, stamina movement, teleporting, and burst setups.
Morfang	Pyro / Plasma	Aggressive melee hunter built around ambushes and close-range pressure.
Packuran	Plasma / Cyber	Heavy pressure species with beams, hatchlings, wormholes, and battlefield control.

Kwipeck

Kwipeck is the starter species used in the tutorial. It is the most balanced early Voidling and works well for learning the basic combat flow before moving into stranger species.

Kwipeck's Primary ability is a fast-firing SMG-style attack, while its Secondary ability fires a rocket. Its defensive tool is a dash, giving it simple mobility and a reliable way to avoid damage.

Its Tertiary ability uses two talon slashes followed by a beak attack, giving it a melee option when enemies get too close. Its Ultimate lets you choose spots on the ground and fire multiple large AoE explosions into those areas.

Kwipeck Detail	Info
Elements	Organic / Pyro
Primary	Fast-firing SMG-style attack.
Secondary	Rocket attack.
Defense	Dash.
Ultimate	Multiple large AoE explosions at selected ground spots.

Kwipeck is the safe all-rounder. It is not the weirdest species, but that is the point. It gives you ranged damage, movement, melee backup, and a clear Ultimate without forcing a complicated gimmick immediately.

Gilick

Gilick is the first species you come across after the starter and focuses more on close-range combat. It is much more aggressive than Kwipeck and works best when you are comfortable fighting near enemies.

Its Primary ability acts like a shotgun, making it stronger up close. Its Secondary ability is a high-damage slam that helps bring Gilick into close range, while its defensive ability uses a counter stance.

During the counter stance, Gilick deals minor damage around itself, then unleashes a small burst when hit and becomes temporarily invulnerable. Its melee chain uses two claw attacks before finishing with a tail spin. Its Ultimate fires a high-damage cone burst in front of you.

Gilick Detail	Info
Elements	Pyro / Cryo
Primary	Shotgun-style attack.
Secondary	High-damage slam attack.
Defense	Counter stance with burst and temporary invulnerability.
Ultimate	High-damage cone burst.

Gilick is for players who want to stop politely shooting from across the room and start turning fights into a personal space problem.

Kerapin

Kerapin is a turtle-based species built around defense, control, and safer fighting. It is a better fit if you want a sturdier Voidling with tools that help manage enemy pressure.

Kerapin's Primary ability fires a medium-range burst of shots. Its Secondary ability throws a mine that explodes after a short delay, giving it area control and setup damage.

Its defensive ability creates a shield that you can attack through, which makes Kerapin much safer than more reckless species. Its Tertiary ability is a single slam in front of it, while its Ultimate turns Kerapin into a high-speed rolling threat. Pressing the Ultimate again ends the roll and throws explosive charges in all directions.

Kerapin Detail	Info
Elements	Organic / Cryo
Primary	Medium-range burst shots.
Secondary	Mine that explodes after a short delay.
Defense	Shield that can be attacked through.
Ultimate	High-speed rolling attack that can end with explosive charges.

Kerapin is the defensive pick. It still deals damage, but it gives you more room to survive mistakes instead of demanding constant aggression.

Gwigoon

Gwigoon is a clone-based Voidling species built around duplication. Its Secondary ability lets it create duplicates, which can turn fights into controlled chaos very quickly.

This makes Gwigoon useful if you like indirect pressure. You can stay farther back while duplicates do some of the work, or move with them and flood the battlefield with bodies and damage.

Gwigoon Detail	Info
Elements	Organic / Plasma
Main Mechanic	Creates duplicates with its Secondary ability.
Playstyle	Clone pressure, battlefield disruption, and minion-style damage.

Gwigoon is not just about raw attacks. It is about adding more problems to the screen than enemies want to deal with. Very rude. Very useful.

Anami

Anami is a small, agile species built around mobility and pressure from safer positions. It is designed to stay out of danger while harassing enemies with homing attacks and elemental abilities.

This species is a strong fit if you like fast movement and constant pressure without committing to heavy close-range combat. It is more about staying active, avoiding danger, and letting its attacks keep enemies under pressure.

Anami Detail	Info
Elements	Cryo / Cyber
Main Strength	Mobility, homing attacks, and elemental harassment.
Playstyle	Agile ranged pressure and hit-and-run fighting.

Anami is for players who would rather annoy enemies to death than stand there trading hits like a brick with opinions.

Ur-Sek

Ur-Sek is one of the more unusual species because it is actually a symbiotic pair. Ur is the larger, heavier half, while Sek is smaller, faster, and more nimble.

Because of this setup, Ur-Sek has two forms for each ability. Its Ultimate lets it swap between forms and heal, and it also has the fastest Ultimate charge time of the currently available species.

Ur-Sek Detail	Info
Elements	Organic / Plasma
Main Mechanic	Two-form symbiotic playstyle.
Ultimate	Swaps forms and heals.
Special Trait	Fastest Ultimate charge time among current species.

Ur-Sek is best for players who want flexibility. You are not locked into one speed or rhythm, because the species is built around swapping between two different forms.

Nimiod

Nimiod is one of the most mechanically different species in Voidling Bound. It focuses on area damage, elemental effects, turrets, stamina movement, and airborne attacks.

Unlike other species, Nimiod has infinite jumps that cost stamina. The tradeoff is that Nimiod cannot reload until it lands on the ground. To support that playstyle, it can place turrets that link to it, restore stamina while nearby, and attack alongside its own attacks.

Its Primary ability creates a constant area around it that automatically attacks when enemies are nearby, draining stamina as it works. Its Secondary ability places turrets. Its defensive ability is a short-range teleport that leaves Nimiod temporarily invulnerable at the end, and teleporting near turrets causes them to burst for nearby damage.

Nimiod's Tertiary ability charges while it is airborne. The longer it stays in the air, the stronger the attack becomes. Using it consumes all charges and sends Nimiod straight down to the ground for high damage. Its Ultimate teleports it around while invulnerable, places 6 turrets, and gives a temporary attack and crit buff.

Nimiod Detail	Info
Elements	Organic / Cyber
Main Mechanic	Infinite stamina-based jumps and turret linking.
Primary	Stamina-draining aura that attacks nearby enemies.
Secondary	Places turrets that restore stamina and attack with you.
Defense	Short teleport with temporary invulnerability and turret burst synergy.
Ultimate	Invulnerable teleporting, 6 turrets, and temporary attack and crit buff.

Nimiod is not the simple pick. It is the “I brought a turret network and a stamina problem” pick. Strong, weird, and probably not what you choose when you want your first run to be calm.

Morfang

Morfang is a savage close-range hunter built for aggression. It focuses on melee pressure, ambush damage, and overwhelming enemies before they can settle into a fight.

This is not a passive or defensive species. Morfang wants to be close, violent, and active. Its value comes from relentless pressure rather than sitting back and playing safely.

Morfang Detail	Info
Elements	Pyro / Plasma
Main Strength	Close-range aggression and ambush pressure.
Playstyle	Melee-focused hunter that overwhelms enemies up close.

Morfang is the species for players who see distance as a personal insult.

Packuran

Packuran is the heaviest Voidling species currently listed and specializes in pressure, beams, hatchlings, wormholes, and battlefield control.

Its kit mixes aggression with control. Packuran can pressure enemies with continuous laser beams, summon hatchlings, and create miniature wormholes. That gives it a more layered style than simply walking forward and hitting things, even though it still brings plenty of close-range threat.

Packuran Detail	Info
Elements	Plasma / Cyber
Main Strength	Radiation beams, hatchlings, wormholes, and battlefield control.
Playstyle	Heavy pressure with a mix of ranged damage, summons, and control tools.

Packuran is the heavy specialist. It is big, strange, and built to make the battlefield feel like it belongs to you.

Best Voidling Species To Choose

The best Voidling species depends on how you want to fight. Kwipeck is the best starter pick because it is balanced and easy to understand, while Kerapin is better if you want defense. Gilick and Morfang are stronger fits for close-range players, and Nimiod is better for players who want a more complex turret and air-control style.

Want This?	Try This Species
Balanced starter gameplay	Kwipeck
Close-range brawling	Gilick
Defense and safer fights	Kerapin
Clone pressure	Gwigoon
Fast movement and harassment	Anami
Two-form flexibility	Ur-Sek
Turrets and airborne area damage	Nimiod
Pure melee aggression	Morfang
Heavy control and beam pressure	Packuran

Once you know which species you want to use, the Voidling Bound best build guide explains which Voidlings are best to build around for damage, defense, mobility, clones, and control.

Final Blurb

Voidling Bound currently has 9 playable Voidling species: Kwipeck, Gilick, Kerapin, Gwigoon, Anami, Ur-Sek, Nimiod, Morfang, and Packuran. Each one has its own ability set, elements, combat role, and mutation paths.

Start with Kwipeck if you want the cleanest learning curve. Move to Gilick, Morfang, or Kerapin if you want a clearer combat identity. Try Nimiod, Ur-Sek, Gwigoon, Anami, or Packuran when you want something stranger than “shoot enemy until enemy stops being alive.”

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