No order, nope. I did say in a previous post that hyper Symphonid was off the beaten path a bit.

As far as levelling up, try Hyper Tarboo first, see if you can take that down. That should help a little. Grind the stadium a few times, then try the Requia rematches. Plus a one-time fight in the castle.

the best master scroll is 2mil, but you unlock it in the shop menu once you donate 1mil, yeah.
Also I don't know about the footsteps thing. I sort of get your point but...then I opened up Paladin of the Sky and had no footsteps and it was so off putting not being able to really gage how fast I'm moving or anything, so...maybe it's a "they get  annoying but you miss them once you lose them" kind of thing?
The underground has always been my favorite area in manamon 2. Zelda was my jam; Ocarina/Majora's Mask/Twilight Princess etc. so I was instantly hooked.

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Grind the gold you get when destroying the Protector and Renzina. About 300000 or there abouts. I got a few thousand gold in accumulated interest after another round of the master stadium that way. Plus the 54000 gold you accumulate during the Master Stadium. Plus the 10000 gold you get when destroying Barren Byron again. And suddenly grinding gold is nowhere as hard as you may think.

Do manamon stop learning moves at certain levels? I don't think any of my manamon have learned any moves in 10 levels save for limewurm's final form, which just learned ddracoslide at 75. The rest are at 75 and 76. Can I expect more moves or is this it? Does mantasteel ever get conjure sword? Seems like a powerful attack and iron maiden sometimes raises their defense which is kinda meh. I also have wavatomus, Bamboustica, Ursinearator, and holy cow.

I actually like the footstep sounds personally. My computer has an annoying habit of unexpectedly going to the desktop and without these indicators, I would not be able to tell if I'm moving. However, I can see where you're coming from, As some of the sound can be quite annoying, especially that metal plate one. On a side note, is there a way to go back to the rainforest, I didn't catch some of the creatures there but my pocket copter doesn't have the village.  I've just come back from the other country and got my transportation back and most of my team is around level 46 or seven, is this high enough to tackle whatever is coming next or should I grind a bit more before I proceed. I'm guessing I'm supposed to look at the machine out in the middle of nowhere now
Thanks for putting up with my monologue all

There are a lot of these in this game. And they're all things that are sort of neat the first time you see them. But from then on you could just as easily do without them. But I suppose asking for more of these things to have an option allowing you to skip them may just as well be a fool's errand. On another note, I'm tempted to try some different things like angillish and rumblebee. I'm also tempted to just buy another license, dumb as that may or may not be, and see if I can run it on two different accounts on the same computer and trade among my own save files. In the meantime though, I've just been renaming my save files at different points and just picking up where certain manamon I want to try become available. This essentially means I skip over at least the first stadium or two, which would be just me grinding the same one or two initial things anyway. Like I've said before, I really hate having to inconvenience people so I can make trades.

ok, so I found something interesting with the exp pal, and am wondering if anyone else has experienced this, or if it is just me not noticing the levels of things I am fighting.
So I equiped the exp pal on one of my manamon. The description of the item says that the manamon you equip it on will get less experience than other manamon in your party. However, this appears not to be the case. instead what it appears to be doing is penalizing every one of my manamon, and giving the manamon the same amount of experience as other manamon in my party. But the experience seems to be lower for everyone, not just for that particular manamon. Is this a design thing? If so, it doesn't really make sense.

I...don't actually know about that. What I do know is that it is not worthwhile to use an exp pal to level up weaker manamon in the upgraded stadium, since you should ostensibly be getting considerably more exp and you don't.

He's nerfed it from the original and made it considerably less useful. But then, there are four of them in the game, and you get the first one pretty early.

I have decided, btw, that I'm going to do one more definitive playthrough, most of which will be done while I fly on Sunday/Monday.
Now here's the fun bit. I want you folks to set me a reasonable challenge. I don't want to do a nuzlocke or a wedlocke. I more mean I want you to set me a reasonable team and have me breed it the way I want, then play the entire game with it. I can do this myself, obviously (I know how to make good teams), but if you want me to use a bunch of rejects to have an insanely difficult time, because you're really sick of me telling you to use the search feature, this is your chance for revenge, of sorts.
Here are the rules:
1. The team has to be reasonable. Six water types is not reasonable, but a bit of cross-contamination is fine (i.e., two shadow types, or two different insects). Asking me to use Viralite and Skirial and Snowmonno would technically be reasonable.
2. I get to breed for stats. I also get to decide final movesets and train point spreads.
3. I get to choose the items which go on them.
4. If you actually care to do this, please give me a reason why, even if it's not much. i.e., don't just say "Go use Frorgeril Fingon Skirial Pandourbit Treezon and Viralite". I want to hear why.
5. You don't actually have to challenge me. If you want instead to put together a really wicked team with a theme (stat theme, attack type theme, speed theme, etc), go for it.

This is just me having a bit of fun. If this goes nowhere then I'll probably pick a team of my own in a few days.

To be perfectly honest, I'm not a huge fan of Paladin's story and universe. It is one of Aaron's earlier games, and it shows. It also feels pretty random and simplistic by comparison, so I'd rather not see a Manamon/Paladin crossover. I think Aaron hit the balance just right here...a couple of bosses in some weird anomalous dimension thing, and that's it. I would've been just as happy if we saw a couple more hyper rematches instead of the Paladin fights though. I can say with conviction that I will never, ever play Paladin again. I am just done with that game.

Oh god, that would take forever to set up properly. Doable, but a right pain in the neck.