Neo Monsters Season 24 PvP Guide: No Entrance SP Rule

During Neo Monsters Season 24 PvP, the Special Rule (SP Rule) disables all Entrance skills across your roster. Automatic deployment effects like Stealth Entry or Poison Entry will not trigger. To adapt, remove monsters that rely on entry-based board control and build your lineup around passive survivability, turn manipulation, and active crowd control.

Adjusting Lineups for the SP Rule

Because entry abilities are disabled, units enter the field without initial shielding or status triggers. Your roster must generate momentum manually through turn order and sustained passives.

Check Monster Keywords: Inspect passives across your team and replace any unit that relies on the "Entrance" keyword to function effectively.
Prioritize Turn Manipulation: Select units with moves that grant "Quick" benefits or modify enemy speed stats to secure early turn order without entry boosts.
Stagger Deployment: Place high-durability monsters at the front of your lineup to absorb initial attacks. Keep fragile, high-damage units in back slots so they rotate in after threats are managed.
Target Sustained Passives: Use monsters with "Survivor" or "Bloodthirst," as well as conditional passives that trigger based on turn count or enemy defeats.

Recommended Active Skill Priorities

Without automatic status effects on entry, rely on manual active skill rotations to disrupt opponents and maintain field pressure.

Skill Focus	Primary Function	Battle Application
Crowd Control	Lock down high-threat units	Chain active Sleep or Stun moves to delay enemy actions.
Sustain	Counteract incoming damage	Use Team Heal or Self-Heal to compensate for missing entry shields.
Damage Output	Bypass enemy defenses	Deploy Multi-Hit or True Damage attacks to secure clean knockouts.
Time Efficiency	Manage turn frequency	Focus on moves with low TU (Time Units) costs to act more frequently.

Review your roster, bench all units dependent on Entrance triggers, and lead your Season 24 team with high-durability monsters backed by turn-manipulation utilities.