Alright, purely curious what, if anything, anyone would change about this team. This is what I tend to take through the game starting from when I'm first able to use online functionality. I like it for the most part, but I wish I had a better way to get one hit kills on things like bayoowoof that almost always blasts me with daring comeback if the first hit isn't enough. I have leonatar, dussoket, eksponge, martiagle, enchandithol, and fiendour. Sometimes I'll switch something out for polosses for when I fight irroadium, but I've also just kept my team the way it was for that fight too. I'd like to try out guerrerrol, but really don't know what I'd get rid of to make room. I kinda feel like this team is as good as it's gonna get. The only thing that causes problems consistently are the misses. That and dussoket is de-balled up until it gets sparking tail, and eksponge is de-balled until it gets drench. I'm all for trying something different, but I won't try something that I already know is well and truly busted. I will never use a myaneko or viralite. If I tried to use these, or simulon or cragalem or a number of others, I'm pretty sure I would be banging my head on the floor within minutes.

i like dramagon as a water type, way stronger after you evolve it from hydro, and you get a great 90 power move in drench early as well as draco breaker which just does wild dmg, rehydrate to get your hp back and some other stuff. Instead of poloces I actually like kinidul better, as it has about the same bulk as polaces but the defensive typing is just way better, and you get access to torch which, again, has 90 bp at lev 50. Erroir has a bit more power especially at the lower end with access to power surge for spread damage and sparking tail, both of which you can invest into just physical for, and shred for a strong multihit move though you do give up the excellent bulk of dussocket.  Interesting on my first playthrough I kept a steelion though my whole game, even though if you read the guide, Jade really doesn't like it much, because a pure steel type has excellent resists and its ability helps its physical defense a good deal, so you can just through it at random physical hits and you'll probably be okay especially after you get, I think it's steel horn, and growl which you can use repeatedly to pwn enemy defense. I think having a steel type really loosens up a lot of the fights. Playing with mondivol was really nice for the same reason, but it has bulk and arguably even better power if you're willing to cover for a few more weaknesses.

So I remember now why I didn't really care for dramegon before. It's kinda slow, and can't be used against certain things or it's just begging to die. You can't use it to fight irroadium at all. Not even a little bit. Maybe kinda sorta provided you've taken the time to grind it well beyond irroadium's level, which seems pointless and stupid. Guerrerrol is kinda fun to play except for when power kick is missing. But again, you can't fight irroadium with it because it's just going to be killed with toxic storm. I thought about trying orystar again but I remember this thing being kinda fragile, plus it doesn't get meteor rush until close to 50 I think.

Jiminar's important attacks are magical, yeah. The only time you'd use physical attacks with him is if you're facing something that Electric Shock and later Superspark can't touch, in which case you're a thousand times better off just switching to something else, because even with perfect attack, his Standard moves aren't going to do a lot. Jiminar is a quick sweeper against anything that is vulnerable to Electric, and that's about it. That doesn't mean he's useless, though, because Water and Air types are everywhere.

all the attacks in this game reffered as spells weather phyhhzical or  special based

Yes, in Manamon 1 and 2 it says all the attacks are spells. If it says physical attack, it runs off of the strength stat. Special attacks run off of the magic attack stat, and Murkit/Evillion/Tigrath get no special attacks so I'd say train up strength and speed. About Jiminar/Jiminite/Jimitron, all the electric type attacks it gets are special. I usually train HP, Strength, magic attack and speed so he'll have decent HP and strength, and high magic attack and speed. Zap Slam, witch he gets at level 57 or someware around there as a Jimitron, is a strong physical attack witch will allways paralyze, but even with terribly underdeveloped strength it should still do some moderate damage especially if the enemy is vulnerable to electric. If you want another hard hitting electric type, try either Erroir or Zapistan/Dussoket. Erroir hits harder than Jimitron, but isn't as fast and doesn't have as much HP. It's also part standered type so it has a fighting weekness. Dussoket is electric and shadow type, but has to wait until level 50 or so for a physical electric move, Sparking Tail. It does, however, get Aqua Zap, Thunderstorm, Shadow Claw and Oblivion Slash as a Zapistan. At least, that's what I remember. Montor/Mondevol is another good pick, electric/magic type. It has a lot of HP, and decent attacking stats. Autoson/Titomaton is electric/steel, but it has probably even more HP than Mondevol. It also resists a lot of things.

Yes, you can play the game with NVDA. If that's what you asked.

When you beat the second game

Hi.  The Manamon 1 sound adjusts don't work for me.  Page up/down might change the background music a little, but pretty much does nothing.  Increasing the SAPI volume through the options menu does nothing.  The results is the music is loader than SAPI and with my not great hearing I have trouble distinguishing the words.  Any idea how to fix this and stay with SAPI?

NVDA fixes the problem but isn't ideal.  As the warning says, you have to hit enter a lot more.  My right hand is problematic and this is a problem for me.  I use a left handed keyboard with the keypad on the left and if I could use the keypad enter key I would be in good shape.  But the game doesn't recognize it (nothing happens when I press it).  In games made by other folks it works - seems to be a VGStorm thing.  Is there a way to activate it?

does anyone know what music was used for the Verlorene Ruins? Maybe I can find it on youTube.

To my knowledge, perfect is perfect, well-developed is well-developed.
i.e., let's say at level 100 a Miterosier with well-developed HP and 240 trains put into HP will have 314HP. That will be true every time it has well-developed HP and 240 points put into its HP. I do not believe there is variation within this. I could be wrong, and we could be playing with ranges, but I don't think so. If we are though, that's actually really vague and misleading, because one would assume that perfect really does mean that there is no way to improve. If I had said Squirmunk with perfect attack, 240 train points and 277 attack, then your perfect Squirmunk with 240 train points shouldn't have 279 or 275 because some Squirmunk are more perfect than others. That's just downright silly.