Profanity? It says "damn" or something in a few places, but I think that's about as profane as it gets.

I think, I saw   the word bastard in there,  but don't remember where,  probably the shadow warrior stuff.

Thanks Loxias for your answer regarding the update installer. the item just seem so important and special, so I was wandering if it was used for other things as well.

To the person who is not playing, owing to being a christean, i too myself, am a christean but as this is only a game, and not as it were, real-life i see no harm in playing it. no-one is going to say thou shalt not playeth this title i'd just enjoy it for what it is, i know to some people religion is important, of course as it is to me, but a game, is a game, we shouldn't be reading harry potter then, playing swamp and other games to me, personally, i feel that as it is not something you are actuabbly attempting in real life then no harm, but glad you have made your personal decision.

Hi.
1: I don't remember if the game reset the boxes if you leave the room. At some puzzles, there is a person you can interact with to get the boxes reset. I don't remember if this room have such person or not.
2: The full version will give you so many hours of gameplay. So, if you like what you see in the demo, you'll love the full version.

For the boxes, you need to push the box in the teleporter. if you mess up you can go outside and back insie. and no, if you push the box and it doesn't move there's nothing wrong, that just means that you should push it some other way.

I knew that about Flame Blizzard. Thank you for the info though. I intended on transforming Foefum instantly, that's why I asked.

To the person sorta stuck in the second stadium:
Your goal is to push the boxes onto those weird humming things. If you don't want to read my guide, just work it out with trial and error. And as a previous user said, leave the stadium and come back if you get a box stuck in a corner or something.

Blazond appears to be a one-trick pony. Does the whole flame-type attack thing pretty well, but gets virtually no other coverage that I can recall (correct me if I'm wrong on this)...and I believe it has bad special defense, which is problematic against water manamon. One-trick ponies are okay, depending on their stats and their potential, but personally I'd take Merembear over Blazone from my limited experience. Merembear may not actually hit as hard, but at least it can use Roar to jack up its attack, gets Torch naturally, and also gets Slash for a little extra coverage. Plus Hot-blooded is sorta neat for additional scorches. The one detriment of the Mutmo transformations is that they don't appear to have abilities. Elvond is good. Duskond is busted. And Blazond...I'm not sure. Peach, mind telling me what the stats on yours are, including its level? Will help my research.

As for me, I just entered the jungle. My team is from level 30-33 at the moment (Drabao is lowest, Mondevol is highest), and it's very hard to level Feefeye because he seems to die in two hits of everything, and he can only reliably kill stuff that's weak to fighting. His PowerKick is brutal, and I love it. And I know he'll get better. It's just a tough time right now. Both of his fire moves (Flame Breath and Broil) run off his weakest stat, and don't hit all that hard. Drabao is also a bit of a pain to level, but at least his special defense is good and his Dragon Burst reliably two and three-shots stuff.
I have seven level-up herbs right now. Just to see how it'd turn out, I decided to take each of the manamon who will transform for a spin with them. Garganchan ends up with something like 121 attack and 57 speed at level 39. Submenno has defenses in the mid-60s at level 39, so I'm hoping they continue improving apace or he's going to be a bit fragile. And Dragetull really doesn't get a big stat boost when he transforms. I mean, he's not bad by any means, but he's not blowing me away either. Will probably be a more significant bump when he becomes Dragomier at 55. Really do wish there was a way to get DracoBreaker and Blaze Rampage earlier in this guy's career though. I'm hugely looking forward to Wing Slash for a little bit of STAB, anyway.

Once this run is over, I'll have very little left to do with the game, so expect my posts to become far, far fewer in this thread.

Yeah no, I cannot imagine beating this game with 1 or 2. You probably need at least a team of 5, maybe 4 if they're the few that get a lot of coverage and you also have at least 2 that do well in the Irroadium fight. The reason that works in Pokémon is because you can teach Pokémon lots of moves of different types for coverage, plus it's overall just not as hard of a game. 9 out of 10 Manamon don't get enough coverage to make that viable, and some who do are slow and won't last against multiple enemies who can hit them super effectively.

After not playing for a few weeks, I've started up a new game. I just got my second key and have Girmarine, Skiriel, Jiminite, Granate, Groller and Ratsal between level 22 and 24. No, that is nowhere near my final team, in fact I only plan to keep 2 of them around until the end, but for now, they provide backup I would otherwise be lacking, since the rest of my team members won't be showing up for a while. My final team is going to be Fauntozaur, Grandlan, Paladine transformation (forget how to spell), and the 3 lesser mythicals. It seems like no one has really given 2 of them much attention, so I'm curious to see what they do. As for the ice one, well I'm already using the other 2, and I haven't actually tried it yet, so why not? Galvana's going to be a bitch, though. My team's probably going to be in the high 50s, and you get him at 40. I suspect all the levelup herbs I save up are going to be used once I get tired of grinding it.

Yeah, I'll probably be sticking with Aura Master (think I saw it learns that?), but that's ok, Oristar and especially Enchantethol needed the help, whereas Grandlan still has his Earth attacks, plus everything else he learns that also basically gets STAB because of Grandlan Clay. So his Meteor Rush is a trade off I'm ok with.

I know Frorgerel doesn't get lightning bolt if you transform it too soon, only Friggle will learn it. Beyond that I don't know of any.

I don't think so. It would be nice if there were another post game area with level 80-85 mons, and/or having the master stadium scale up the more times you beat it.
For example, each time you beat it, the mons in there are increased in difficulty by 2 levels. Something like that, anyway.