@boy slide west after you hit the snowman statues north side.

nope, west.

Golavath lvl 59: Huge overkill. Don't go out of your way to level him anymore. This is what happens when you solo a lot of the game with one manamon. Aaron has worked hard at making sure that trying to solo the game with one or two really strong manamon is nigh on impossible.

Wavotamus lvl 38: You should be able to grind this up in Chinkon Hill or Barren Underground if you're careful. Stay away from Dodderator. Your target is around level 45-46 if possible.

Javoltrik lvl 36: Ugh. Barren Underground is probably your best bet for grinding. You should be level 45-46 when finished.

Lantlare lvl 36: Thankfully, more grinding, but also thankfully, he wrecks almost everything in Chinkon Hill single-handed. Ghost moves on ghost Leonatar, Symphonid, and both Dodderator forms. Flame move on Ninjarkin. Target is level 43-45.

Ratiera lvl 35: This...is gonna suck. You'll have to use standard type moves on Symphonid and poison-type moves on the Dodderators. Or poison on all of them. It'll take awhile. I'd say level 44-45 is ideal.

Corpscat lvl 35: He's gonna transform soon. That's your good news. Also? He wrecks Chinkon HIll manamon pretty much single-handed.

The trick here is that you're going to either 1. have to fly back and forth a lot to heal, or 2. chew through a lot of healing items. But that's basically what you're going to have to do.

You can probably get away with having all your manamon at level 41-42 if you really, really want to, but it's going to be difficult.

Whether you do or not, here's your mission objective:

1. Have Lantlare target Chimerus with a ghost move not named Diabolical Fire. Astral Buster works. Beyond Bolt is even better. Wrecked.
2. Have Corpscat/Jagzeom target Caboerain with a ghost move. I'm pretty sure it's got one. Failing that, have it target Marlaunt with an undead move.
3. Have Wavotamus target Molandon with a water move.
4. Have Ratiera use a poison move (Sludge Hammer?) on Daggeetle.
5. Javoltrik should chip Pegastorm (don't worry, it's gonna die soonish).
6. Golavath should one-shot Pegastorm with Torch or Terramagma.

Focus on his mons first. Get them all dead, then just wail away on him for awhile. it'll take a bit, and I definitely recommend being above level 45 for an easier time. But it can be done at lower levels.

This is not really a bad team, but it's badly levelled. You've got to work on that, but the good news is that you absolutely can.

The answer to the statue question: east. All you have to do is hit the north side of the statue then slide east.

OK, thanks for suggestions. Anyways, do you plan to make manamon 2 guide? I used your manamon walkthrough and it was perect.
Regard.

I don't see that happen. The changing not going happen. You know Aaron Jayde.

Yeah, no. I would say that like 90% of the changes I want to see won't happen. Maybe 80% if we're being kind. Aaron has, after all, done more with Manamon 2 than he ever did for the first Manamon game, so he is not absolutely immovable on everything.

Basically, I feel that in order for me to put forth the time and effort that would be necessary to make a solid Manamon 2 guide, there would have to be a good reason to do it. With manamon 1, I still believed that Aaron's vision, such as it was, would allow him to see shortcomings, correct most of them, and thus work with his supporters and against his detractors in order to improve his product. When this really didn't happen, and when some of the most offensive problems are still present to one degree or another, it made me very disinclined to give the series more publicity with a guide than I feel that it merits. That might sound like I'm holding Aaron or his vision hostage, but you'll note that it was I, not Aaron, who started the 180-plus-page discussion thread about the game. and I'm still here. I'm not discouraging people from talking about the game. I still play it from time to time. I just don't feel inclined to do a more complete guide when this level of professionalism (iffy script, problematic edits, lack of teachable moves and huge hesitancy to address moveset problems) is going to be the norm. Unfortunately, it's less than six full months post-release and this game is already dying. That makes me sad, but I hope it also fosters a valuable lesson in game design. There is a reason that twenty-two years later, people are still playing the original gen 1 pokemon games for fun.

I would love to hear music in the game, especially some of the ones at the very beginning of the game.

I know I'm probably doing something really bad here, but I just bought both Barren Byron and Chaos Oghma songs from Audio Network, for $100. Buying these songs for $100 means we can use them in our games, right?

By a licance, do you mean that the person who makes the game has to be part of a business?

The licance does say that it can be used in projects. So, I guess I can use it, however their is one thing about this game that might make me unable to. Sounds have to be in a folder, as .mp3, midi, or wave files. They can't be encripted like Aaron did with Manamon. Well, I won't be giving the song out and will be putting the rules in the documentation, but if people use the files and don't follow the rules, I don't have control over that.