I'm reading but I'm not understand. because your language it not my main language. I ask all person, but if you don't want answer me. you can igno my question. If you not intend answer me. Sorry for my question.

Looks like all the interest in the game has dried up. Now all that's left are going to be the dumb questions that have been asked and answered repeatedly, but are still being asked. Where's the engagement ring? How do I beat irroadium? How do I open the gate in the space center? Where do I get placebot? What do you do with the statues in mineruff tunnel? And other gems that are either in Jayde's guide, searchable on the forum, or both.

I know I've been playing this for a while now and have seen this dozens of times, but... "I sat next to Dustin's grave in the Avalette Graveyard." Where? I mean, when the story said the tangeria tower was destroyed, it was replaced with rubble where it used to be. When the story said amica town was destroyed, the map was replaced with all rubble. Same with the snowstar stadium. So it would be kinda neat if dustin did in fact have a grave in the graveyard, since the story says he does.

Is there anything that inflicts that death plague directly like toxic spray for poison or ash rain for scorch? Or is black bite the only way to put that on an enemy?

hi,
a note on berran and grizzlord. If you accept the traded grizzlord, you will miss out on powerfang.

Slight
spoiler

It's actually Ross capturing Peggisen, whose blood he uses as part of the sacrifice for Irroadium.

I can't remember them all, or at exactly what levels, but here are a few that stand out:

Obscure
Night Stick (70 power physical shadow move)
Scourge Tail (another 70 power physical shadow move)
Night Stick has a slightly higher critical rate, Scourge Tail can raise Duskond's attack stat
Fear Feed at level 49 (yeah, if you were expecting an amazing attack around level 50, think again)
Sandy Wind (I'm pretty sure all of Mutmo's transformations get this
Now, an important note, that was brought to my attention by someone else on the forum (Loxias, I think), is that Mutmo itself gets things like Takedown, Sharpen and Daring Comeback, which might add to Duskond or Blazond's effectiveness. Personally though, I think I'd take even Deciced over Duskond; at least it gets a secondary typing with a good move, even if that secondary typing makes it horribly weak to fighting.

Hi everyone,

My Manamon has evolved from Aquav to Gereny! If I'm spelling these names incorrectly, could someone give me the correct spelling of the Manamon names, please?
I would like to ask you a question. Where's the first battle stadium located? Do I need to reach a certain experience level in order to defeat its master or not? What is the difference between a skill and an ability in this game?
Best,
André

There are no other ways to inflict Death Plague.

Thanks for the Mutmo stuff, I'll stick it in the guide soon.

Heavy Blade is without a doubt the worse piece of equipment I have ever seen in any game. period. And that's saying a lot. If it jacked attack by 500% with all those downsides, it would still be bad (no speed, halved defenses, you pretty much die in one hit). So yeah, utter fail I'm afraid.

If you want to know how a manamon name is spelled or pronounced, please check the manual. You can find a keystroke for that, as well as keystrokes for many other things. I've had some pretty silly spelling errors in the guide up till fairly recently because I've gotten lazy, but really, none of us has any excuse there when it comes to manamon names. The info is all there in the manual, and the keystrokes do work.

Here's how I understand it.

If you use something to boost the attack/special attack stat, then any move using that stat will get a bit of a boost.
Example: If you boost attack by 5 points (from 10 to 15) then the attack is 50% greater for all moves that use this stat.
Now, if instead you have a piece of gear like the Yellow Star, I believe it adds 30% to the power of any electric moves, physical or special.
Example: Sparking Tail is 90 power I believe; a 30% boost would make it effectively 117 power (30% of 90 = 27, 90+27 = 117).
Now as for figuring out which is better in any given instance, that will depend on the point of the game you're at.
Early on, Bone Dagger and Bone Dagger V2.0 rock, because they can boost attack by nearly 50%, and if you stick it on the right manamon, that's an enormous increase. Murkit benefits really well from this, as do Eagala and Leonra.
Later on, the percentage vs. the stat being raised is really the kicker. If I know that my Frenrir is only going to be using ice attacks most of the time, I'll give him an Ice Dagger. If, on the other hand, I'm not quite sure what I'm gonna be in for but just want to jack my physical attack up across the board, I'll use a different item.

Thing is, I don't know the exact thresholds there. I know the Super Guardian is 100, but I thought I should've got Mt. Cinder Torch already, and I haven't. I do know that the Golden Medal is at the 75 threshold.
Super Guardian is...not very good, in my opinion. Moves that are already weak get much weaker when they target you. Plus it does penalize the speed stat a bit, no thanks. I think to earn the name "Super Guardian" it should raise both defenses by 15%-20% and lower the damage of critical hits slightly, while still penalizing the speed stat a bit...but that's just me.

I guys, I have a question: how to I advance to the next stadium? I'm on hansha billage, something like that; you know, where you are pulvericed by dr toros, then you collect other manamons and you get the original ones back. After you find a man who lost a ring that he was going to give to his gf, it's time to look for it. Unfortunately, I haven't found it yet. Can at least someone give me an int or something to get out of here and advance to what comes next? Thanks a lot!