Yeah I'm not saying absolutely every single move should be 100 accurate, but even pounce and headbutt and some of the lower end moves have an accuracy penalty. Why? And I see Centiplex gets Powerfang. This move truly is everywhere. It really does seem like it's on all but maybe 1 or 2 manamon sometimes. What is the significance of this particular move that it has to be as prevalent as it is? Yeah I think if Toxic Tail had 90 accuracy or more I just might take it instead of Scourge Tail. I wonder why something like Toxic Tail or Sparking Tail can miss like it does, but it seems like execution, which has 35 accuracy or something, hits damn near every time. That and Soul Ripper are precisely why I struggle against things like Rhinodyo and Viralite if they're faster. It's what they usually lead with. If they miss, I consider myself very, very lucky.

I have one for manamon 1, but I don't think anyone has created one for manamon 2, unless you count the developer, and I highly doubt he will share.

And...there she goes. Game is now beaten for the...tenth time? Eleventh? Not sure. Either way, this time it was definitely harder. The steel stadium master nearly walled me because virtually my entire team is weak to steel and I had very few answers for it. If he'd had a Mightauras, or used better moves, he'd have beaten me hard. But I got through.

So I'm gonna change this up a little bit. I only wish I could record.

Why don't you folks set me a challenge? A particular sort of team (all manamon share one type, each manamon only has one type, etc)? A specific team of busted mons, or a team of 3-4 mons instead of a full half dozen? Set me a reasonable but difficult challenge and I will see if I can meet it.

Also, I think it's high time I got back to basics and traded off all my chrono cores. I have four of them. If anyone wants them, holler in here. If you end up grabbing all four, my gentle request is that you maybe spread the wealth around as you're able, at least eventually.

Just for clarity's sake:

Reasonable challenge would be using Chimerus, Mightauras, Cerberat and Dussocket only.
Unreasonable would be using Miterosier, Myaneko and Vishthaugh only.

I think a team of my absolute favourites is Sylphantom, Mightauras, Symphonid, Sirenea, Volanteral and Garganchan, though others in that top list include Grandlan (purely for its coverage, which I've noted before is absolutely off the chart), Mantasteel, Wavotamus, Fowlusion, Maustadon and Glimerodo.

I'm not really interested in just bullrushing with my favourites. I've done it before, but it wasn't a pure speedrun. I'm not interested in optimizing every part of a playthrough that way. I'd rather have challenge than constant nitpickery that can be fucked over by one miss, one critical hit or one misstep or missed cue. Also, I don't have a list of tamers, and I'm not intending on making one, so it's not as if I go tweak my team before every fight.

I am leaning very slightly toward a magic playthrough currently (Sullorb, Cofatena, Oristar, Brain Dodderator. Squarpha, Mondevol) but am still wide open to the idea of another challenge. Someone who has used or is using Mondevol, mind telling me if this thing's best magic move is still Aura Master, or does it get Energy Pulse along with Superspark now? Because if it gets Energy Pulse or something like that, it can become the special attacker it's always wanted to be, especially with Sonic Screech, which is a lovely addition to its moveset.

You're thinking of Final Thunder. Great nuke move if you're going to switch or really only need one hit to finish a fight. A real pity about lack of better magic moves though. I always keep Final Thunder on Glimerodo, even if I only bust it out as an occasional heavy hit.

I still don't understand why Shadina gets Sonic Screech...x doesn't help it at all...If it got Battlecry, that would be different.

If you want to pay 7000 credits for a montor then go ahead and do that.

If you're good at hangman then that's fine.
But I personally collect gold, buy tokens and play slot machines for grinding credits.

You can pay credits for a Montor, or you can beat the game, then import one from manamon 1 if you own one. Or, as I said, you can trade one. Trading in manamon 2 is not difficult at all.

I'm starting to wonder if maybe there's a better ghost than Mortrex for Manamon 2. Sylphantom maybe?

I have yet to see shadow sphere for Mortrex though and it's close to level 75. It gets eclipse rocket which I passed on. And chaos energy it got in the 40s I think? Maybe that's why I was having issues with some things in the master stadium. Mortrex just doesn't seem to do a lot of damage unless you are hitting more than one weakness at once, or hitting supershitty defense. The Kangachan in the master stadium got the spirit staff v2 and was hitting for effective damage for quite a bit. The last time I played this game I don't remember even getting hit with it. It just died. And then Giganatan just spams stunning call because it can't do anything else. That means I either need as many curing items as there are usage points for that move, or just leave it on. And I hate trying to fight through most status. Shame the game is written in such a way that it goes for those moves first, and just keeps spamming them and running them into the ground. Or maybe that's exactly how it's supposed to work. Seems dumb though.