Monster MMORPG Game Official Forum - Trainer Tips

Where do you get Lava Walker?

Tue, 25 Oct 2022 06:10:42 +0100

hey guys, i know a lot of people have been asking this question, and i was curious about it as well since i haven't been on in a while. i did some digging, and it turns out that the way you get it is by beating the water arena leader (enter arena through ocean breeze city)

then you can equip it onto whatever monster and access the npc in the fire arena that's separated by the lava lake hope it helps

edit: the fire arena event NPC doesn't drop anything for me right now, so maybe don't challenge it yet!

Guarantee Monster Box Catch

Mon, 01 Feb 2021 15:39:12 +0000

For those who thought hit a wild monster to 1 HP is for a higher chance rate. But it's a 100 percent chance to catch one, only it has 1 HP.

If you encounter a Zenith, a legendary, or an ancient like I did. You could use 1 HP moves, like Foil Strike or Intoxicate.

If they resist to 1 HP moves and have high defenses, weaken them after debuff their stats like Size Up, Disquiet, etc.

Those with high attacks and special attacks could be a pain, which is why you first debuff them to -5 attack/sp.attack.

For those who still have trouble, bring dozens of stat serums and several Ultimate Revives.

I recommend bringing a level 100 Emissary monster with 1 HP move against level 70 ancients. But that level 100 monster alone won't be enough to catch an ancient monster.

Take a level 70 Blazoria for example. A steel type like Lumeon could withstand its attacks, but couldn't lower its HP before depleting Foil Strike.

A level 85 Furnagon with Dark Whispers holding a fire orb could lower Blazoria's special attack without taking too much damage.

That's my part of my effective strategy against Blazoria. I hope this is helpful?

[German/Deutsch] TP / Role Guide fuer fortgeschrittene

Thu, 03 Mar 2016 18:44:25 +0000

Heyho
in diesem Guide behandeln wir einige PvP Builds. Euch dürften schnell die Ähnlichkeiten mit den normalen auffallen.

Vorab : Attacken spielen eine GROßE Rolle für diese Builds, wenn ihr euch also noch nicht so gut mit den Attacken dieses Spiels auskennt, ran an den Speck und lernen

Da wir ja jetzt fortgeschritten sind, werde ich fertige Monster zeigen, nicht mehr nur die Dex seite.

Wallbreaker :

Der wallbreaker teilt mehr Schaden aus als der Sweeper, ist aber langsamer. Er ist dazu dar um gegnerische Walls zu brechen.
Wie mit allem, gibt es auch hier Unterkategorien:
1) Physical Wallbreaker
2) Special Wallbreaker
3) Mixed Wallbreaker * ¤
* Dadurch das der Wallbreaker nicht zwangsweise mit anderen Sweepern konkurrieren muss, erlaubt beide Attack Stats auf kosten der Geschwindigkeit zu trainieren.
¤ Es gibt allerdings nicht viele Monster, die die notwendigen Attacken dafür haben.

Natures : Physical Wallbreaker : Trembling / Aggressive
Special Wallbreaker : Hallucination / Aggressive
Mixed Wallbreaker : Hallucination / Aggressive / Trembling

Abilities : Physical Wallbreaker : Slow Strong / Accuracy Master / Attack Master / Physical Master / Speed Master / Maximum Guard
Special Wallbreaker : Slow Strong / Sp.Attack Master / Accuracy Master / Special Master / Speed Master / Maximum Guard
Mixed Wallbreaker :  Slow Strong / Sp.Attack Master / Attack Master / Special Master / Physical Master / Accuracy Master / Speed Master / Maximum Guard

TP-Training :  Physical Wallbreaker : 400 Attack / 400 Speed
  Special Wallbreaker :  400 Sp.Attack / 400 Speed
  Mixed Wallbreaker : 400 Sp.Attack / 400 Attack

How to use : Wallbreaker sind eure Brechstange für die durch Walls versperrten Türen des gegners. Sie sind immer noch schnell genug um Tanks und Walls zuerst zu Attackieren. Solange ihr also nicht gegen Prioritäts-Attacken kämpft, wird euer Wallbreaker keine Probleme mit den beiden Rollen haben.
Ihr wollt Attacken mit hohem Schaden und Genauigkeit die nicht zu gering ist, HP% Attacken wie Berserker oder Plasma Shot, und Priority Moves zur sicherheit, Wallbreaker verlassen sich auf S.T.A.B.* und Typ Vorteil um zu ihrer sowieso schon gewaltigen Feuerkraft beizutragen, und somit Walls entweder direkt zu zerstören, oder diese auf Selbstheilung zu limitieren. Außerhalb von PvP solltet ihr keine Probleme haben solange der Gegner nicht schneller ist
Attacken sollten wie folgt sein:
Eine zum Accuracy Boosten
Eine priority Attacke vorzugsweise STAB
Eine STAB HP% attacke / high dmg attacke
Eine zum speed boosten oder was auch immer ihr am meisten braucht
* S.T.A.B. = Same Type Attack Boost/Bonus.
S.T.A.B. erhöht den Schaden um 1.5x
Mit Bonus Damage wird der boost zu 2x.

Counter-Sweeper :

Counter Sweeper sind dazu gedacht, die Sweeper des gegners mit mehr leichtigkeit zu vernichten.
Sie funktionieren prinzipiell gleich, haben aber die Speed Decreaser ability anstelle der ATK / SP.ATK abi( werde diese trotzdem auflisten)
Kategorien :
1) Physical Counter Sweeper
2) Special Counter Sweeper

Natures: Physical : Trembling / Aggressive
  Special : Hallucination / Agressive

Abilities : Physical : Speed Master / Speed Decreaser / Accuracy Master / Attack Master
  Special : Speed Master / Speed Decreaser / Accuracy Master / Sp.Attack Master

TP-Training : Physical : 400Attack / 400 Speed
  Special : 400 Sp.Attack / 400 Speed

How to use : Eure counter werden schneller sein als der Gegner, also zuerst angreifen und den Sweeper ausschalten bevor er ins Spiel findet. Wichtig hierbei sind Priority Moves, ein Sweeper hält für üblich kein Treffer aus. Holt euch einen Accuracy / Speed buffing Move, damit ihr für die meisten Situationen gewappnet seid. Moves mit hohem Schaden, so das ihr die Counter auch gegen was anderes als Sweeper einsetzen könnt. Benutzt die Accuracy Weapon als Held Item, verfehlen = tot also darf das keine option sein. Kann euer Monster eine " Same Unique Power / typing move" Attacke erlernen, UND hat einen vorteilhaften Unique Power Type hat, nehmt diesen. Diese Attacken haben Prio+1, sind verlässlich genau, und mit richtigem Typ, effektiv gegen die Meta Drachen, z.B. light oder Dragon / ice.
Ihr wollt eventuell auch Speed Weapon in betracht ziehen, für den Fall das ihr präzise moves habt, und euer Monster eventuell langsamer ist trotz speed decreaser.

Anmerkung : Ihr wollt Speed Master / Speed Decreaser / Accuracy master auf dem Monster, da das das zuverlässigste und beste Setup ist.

Hybrid-Walls :

Hybrid Walls sind Walls, mit Schlagkraft - ein HP% move um genau zu sein. Sie verhindern nicht nur das sich der gegner bufft, oder sorgen dafür das er seine Move Points verbraucht, sie sind auch in der Lage, ihn zu besiegen, und das nicht nur mit Status moves. .
Da sie wie Walls sind, und nicht in Offensiven Stats trainiert werden, liste ich nur eines:

Nature : HybridWall : Profound ( ihr wollt profound )

Abilities : HybridWall : Expert Regenerator / Maximum Guard / Slow Tough / Perfect Body / Cautious

TP-Training : HybridWall : 400 Defense / 400 Sp.Defense
Ausserdem wollt ihr vielleicht lieber HP trainieren, kommt aufs Monster an.

How to use : HybridWalls sind wie reguläre Walls. Ihr wollt Status Moves zum ehöhen der Stats, Zum neutralisieren von Buffs, zum heilen, zum entfernen von Status Effekten. Und ein HP% moves
Das Held Item sollte natürlich ein Orb sein.
Fügt Status Effekte zu, neutralisiert seine Buffs wenn diese so hoch oder gefährlich werden, heilt und greift zwischen durch an.

Anmerkung: Ihr werdet feststellen, das die Beschreibungen weniger detailliert sind, dass liegt daran, dass ihr hierfür bereits wissen solltet wie ihr mit Monstern umzugehen habt :p

Einmal mehr, großen Dank an Minordaddy. Er hat die Monster gebuildet und mir dadurch erlaubt die Screenshots zur Verfügung zu stellen.

[german/Deutsch] TP / Role Guide fuer neue Spieler

Thu, 03 Mar 2016 18:10:24 +0000

Es gibt verschiedene "Rollen" die ein Monster übernehmen kann.
Ich werde die 3 häufigsten und effizientesten hier auflisten.

Aber zuerst starten wir mit der Erklärung was TP sind.
TP steht for für Training Points, diese erhöhen die Stats des Monsters. 4TP=1Stat-point
Ein Monster kann maximal 800 TP haben, 400 davon maximal in einem Stat.
Die TP-Punkte werden automatisch hinzugefügt. (Genaueres weiter unten)

Ausserdem gibt es noch UV, Uv steht für Unique Value. Diese erhöhen die Stats auch. 2UV = 1 stat point
Die maximalen UV die ein Monster haben kann, sind 50, es ist aber unglaublich selten welche mit 50UV zu finden.
Ihr könnt "donaten" um die UVs alle auf 45, oder sogar 50 zu ehöhen.
Obdendrein gibt es noch Unique Power, diese ist die summe aller UVs / 2. Desweiteren kann man auch den Unique Power Type adjustieren, indem man gewisse Stats reduziert.
Dies kann man auch via donation machen.
Das ist wichtig für gewisse Attacken, deren Stärke und Typ von den beiden abhängen.
Es kommt euch vielleicht so vor als ob die UVs mehr erhöhen, aber da mischt auch die "Nature" mit.

Nachdem wir das nun geklärt hätten, gehen wir über zum "Know How".

TP-Training :

Es gibt verschiedene Wege diese zu trainieren.
Der beste währe "Wilde Monster" zu bekämpfen, diese geben TP von 1-4 punkten, das erlaubt für genaues TP-Training, und kann desweiteren mit jagen oder leveln kombiniert werden.
Um zu sehen welche TP das Monster gibt, den Dex-Eintrag anschauen.

Dieser ist zu finden indem man ins "Misc" Menu in der oberen leiste geht.
(alter Screenshot, Menüpunkte sind aber die gleichen)

oder indem ihr auf den Dex Icon klingt->  dieser ist in der unteren Leiste des Spiele Bildschirms zu finden.
Desweiteren könnt ihr auf das Map Icon   klicken, um zu sehen welche Monster welche TP auf der Map auf der ihr seid geben.
Sieht dann so aus :

Ausserdem gibt es Items in der "Health Item" Sektion des Markts, die ihr für jeweils 500Gold kaufen könnt.

Die Items heissen "Nutrition" und "Degrade" ihr könnt eines davon in die Suchliste eingeben um die Resultate zu finden.
Nutritions :
Attack Nutrition Defense Nutrition HP Nutrition

Sp.Atk NutritionSp.Def NutritionSpeed Nutrition

Degrades :
Attack Degrade Defense Degrade HP Degrade

Sp.Atk DegradeSp.Def DegradeSpeed Degrade

Nutritions erhöhen den Stat um 10 Punkte, diese sind maximal 20 mal einsetzbar, heisst 200TP, den Rest müsst ihr via Kämpfen ergattern.

Degrades reduzieren den Stat um 10, es gibt keine Begrenzung wie oft diese einsetzbar sind. Allerdings, wie mit jedem "Health Item", verschwinden diese nach gebrauch auch.
Z.B. wenn ihr 30 TP reduzieren wollt, müsst ihr 3 Degrades benutzen.

Ich rate euch ausserdem dazu, das "Held Item" "Double Training"  zu benutzen. Es kostet 2.5k(2.500)gold und verdoppelt die TP die ihr erhaltet.
Also 1 wird 2, 2 wird 4, 3 wird 6 usw.

Um zu entscheiden welche Rolle eurem Monster am besten passt, Schaut euch den Dex Eintrag an. Entweder indem ihr auf das Bild des Monsters klicktm oder mit dem dex-icon  den ihr in der "hotbar" am unterem Gamescreen finden könnt. oder mit dem "misc" Menü in der topbar.

Zum Beispiel :

Das Monster hat hohe Speed und Sp.Attack stats, was es zum Sweeper qualifiziert. Ihr wollt dafür sorgen, das es hohe UVs in den Stats hat, und passende abilities. Wie unten zu sehen.

Ein weiteres Beispiel :

Dieses Monster hat hohe Defense und Sp.Defense stats, was es hervorragend als Wall macht, ihr wollt sicherstellen, das es hohe UVs in HP, Def, SP.Def hat, und abilities wie unten angezeigt

Die TP sind Generell. Es kommt auf das Monster an, hat es mehr Def als Sp.def, wollt ihr vielleicht eher mehr Def als Sp.Def trainieren, oder gar HP
Das trifft auf alle Rollen ausser den Sweeper zu.

Wall :

Eine Wall ist ein Monster das auf seine Defenses vertraut, und den gegner mit Status Moves besiegt, stats reduziert, oder einfach seine Moves aufbrauchen lässt.

Natures : Blockhead / Profound / Discreet / Debonair / Impenetrable / Champion / Comfortable / Delicate / Endurable / Guarded / Perceptive / Secluded / Sedate / Sentinel / Solid / Trickster / Vigilante / Wary / Wise

Abilities : Slow Tough / Cautious / Radiation / Expert Regenerator / Camouflage / Perfect Body / Defense Master / Sp.Defense Master / Shield Master

TP-Training : You usually go for a 400 / 400 on Defense / Sp.Defense. You might wann to go for some HP instead of a few defenses depending on how high those are.

How to use : Lasst euch nicht von einem monster mit hoher Verteidigung und neidrigen Angriffswerten täuschen. Mit dem richtigen Monster und Movepools, Walls können mit zu den Stärksten Monstern des Spiels werden. Walls könne verschiedene aufgaben übernehmen, je nachdem wie ihr die "buildet". Attacken die Stats erhöhen, sind sehr wichtig wenn ihr eine gute Wall "builden" wollt. Ein Beispiel das ich nennen werde ist "wishing star - increases one of the users stats 5 stages, user recovers 20% of it's maximum health".
Bedeutet, ein zufalls stat wird um 5 erhöht, und es heilt euch um 20% euer HP.
Am häufigsten auf "Odani"(Monster) zu finden, wishing star ist einer der besten Attacken, da er euer Monster ausserdem heilt. Das bedeuted, boosten und heilen = gewinnen . Andere attacken können schwieriger auszuwählen sein, und werden stark von euren abilities abhängen. Status Effekte sind die einfachste und häufigste methode schaden anzzurichten, burn, bleed, poison werden dazu genutzt. Das kann man leicht vermeiden mit einem Monster das die "Perfect Body" ability hat. Der beste weg um zu lernen mit Walls umzugehen, ist selbstredend, Erfahrung. Fangt an euch nach dem Aufgelisteten natures umzugucken, achtet auf die moves um sicherzustellen, das es als Wall taugt, und besonders, achtet auf gute abilities.

Tank :

Ein Tank kann in 2 Kategorien unterteilt werden :
1)Physical Tank, hoher Attack stat und gute defensive stats.
a)Offensive, mehr auf Angriff konzentriert auf kosten von Def .
b)Defensive, mehr auf Defensive konzentriert auf die kosten von Atk.
2)Special Tank, hoher Sp.Attack stat und gute defensive stats.
a)Offensive, mehr auf Sp.Angriff konzentiert, auf die kosten von Def.
b)Defensive, mehr auf Defensive konzentriert, auf die kosten von Sp.Atk.
Der Tank übernimmt den Job Schaden einzustecken, und zurück zu schlagen . Sein Defensiv Potential ist nicht so hoch wie das der Wall, allerdings ist der Tank vielseitiger.

Natures : Physical Tank : Butcher / Reaper / Bullet / Radiant / Fearless
Special Tank : Tank / Specialized / Spooky / Sage / Calm / Morbid / Visible

Abilities : Physical Tank : Slow Strong / Slow Tough / Expert Regenerator / Accuracy Master /Attack Master / Physical Master / Defense Master / Sp.Defense Master / Shield Master / Perfect Body
Special Tank : Slow Strong / Slow Tough / Expert Regenerator / Accuracy Master / Sp.Attack Master / Special Master / Defense Master / Sp.Defense Master / Shield Master / Perfect Body

TP-Training : Physical Tank : 300 / 250 / 250 in Attak / Defense / Sp.Defense
Special Tank : 300 / 250 / 250 in Sp.Attack / Defense / Sp.Defense

How to use : Tanks sind wundervolle Monster, mit guten Verteidigung, und guten Angriff, stellen sie eine Gefahr für alle anderen Rollen dar. Die Base-Stats und Attacken, entscheiden welche Art von Tank das Monster am besten ist, Atk / Sp.Atk etc. Jeder Tank braucht gewisse Attacken um zu funktionieren, eine Attacke die heilt ist eine Notwendigkeit um zu garantieren, dass euer Monster lange genug lebt - Vorzugsweise eine die auch Schaden austeilt. Eine Attacke die Accuracy(Genauigkeit) erhöht wie z.B. Magic Scale ist ausgezeichnet für ein tank. Attacken die Defenses und Atk erhöhen sind aber auch nicht zu vernachlässigen. Manche Monster haben offensiv Attacken die Accuracy erhöht, andere haben nur ein Status move dafür, auf jeden Fall ist eine solche Attacke von Nöten. Attacken mit hohem Schaden sind auch notwending, sobald eure Accuracy oben ist, euer Monster gebufft, könnt ihr den ganzen Zorn über den Gegner niederregnen lassen. Das können HP% Attacken wie "Berserker" sein, oder einfach nur welche mit hohem Base DMG Für die letze Attacke, ein Status Effekt move, ein Stat boost neutralisierender move, Status reduzierender move, or ein Priority move - um mit der möglichkeit zuerst anzugreifen zu helfen. All das kommt darauf an welches Monster ihr nutzt und wie ihr es nutzen wollt.

Sweeper(Glass Cannon) :

Beim Sweeper geht es darum anzugreifen, und zwar nicht irgendwie, sondern zuerst!
Hohe Stärke, hohe Geschwindgkeit, keine verteidigung.
Wiedermal kann man eine Rolle in 2 Kategorien unterteilen :
A)Physical Sweeper, Attack und Speed
B)Special Sweeper, Sp.Attack und Speed

Natures : Physical Sweeper : Trembling / Aggressive / Vigorous
Special Sweeper : Hallucination / Aggressive / Hilarious

Abilities : Physical Sweeper : Attack Master / Physical Master / Speed Master / Accuracy Master / Bonus Damage
Special Sweeper : Sp.Attack Master / Special Master / Speed Master / Accuracy Master / Bonus Damage

TP-Training : Physical Sweeper : 400 / 400 on Attack / Speed
Special Sweeper : 400 / 400 on Sp.Attack / Speed

How to use : sweeper/glass cannon können hervorragende Ergänzungen für jedes starke Team sein. Mit der hohen Geschwindigkeit, treffen sie in der Regel zuerst, und mit dem TP-Training in nur zwei Stats, enden diese für gewöhnlich weit über dem Durchschnitt . Ich kann gar nicht genug betonen wie wichtig Genauigkeit ist, verfehlt ein Sweeper ist er in einem, habt ihr Glück, 2 Treffern geschlagen. Euer Sweeper kann nicht helfen, wenn er nicht trifft. Deshalb empfehle ich euch nur jene zu nehmen, die Accuracy Master haben. Die Attacken sind auch hier sehr wichtig. Eine Prio +1 Attacke wird helfen, da euer Monster oft und viel mit anderen Sweeper zu tun hat, die eventuell sogar schneller sind. Eine Attacke die heilt, kann KEIN Status Move sein, je höher der schaden, desto besser. Das erlaubt eurem Sweeper mit Radiation oder Status Effekten klar zu kommen. Die letzten zwei Attacken sind einfacher zu wählen, kommt wie immer darauf an, welches Monster ihr benutzt. Attacken die Status Effekte verursachen (mit schaden), welche die eure genauigkeit erhöhen, die des Gegners senken, ere Geschwindigkeit verbessern, oder HP% moves.

Besonderen Dank an Minordaddy fürs schreiben der original "how to use" parts und der Optimierung der rollen Details. :>

[German/Deutsch] Hunting Guide fuer neue Spieler

Thu, 03 Mar 2016 17:04:46 +0000

Hunting :

Schritt 1 :

Vorbereitung :

Bevor ihr "jagen" geht, solltet ihr euch mit folgendem versorgen :
1.Revives
Half Revive Perfect Revive Ultimate Revive
am besten the "Ultimate Revives", aber alle helfen.
2.Arcanums
Minor Arcanum Great Arcanum Wide Arcanum Ultimate Arcanum
am besten die "Ultimate Arcanum", aber alle erfüllen den Zweck.
3.Potions
Minor Potion Regular Potion Healing Potion
Mega Potion Tasty Potion Ultra Potion

Perfect Potion Ultimate Potion

asm besten "Ultimate Potions", aber alle sind hilfreich.
4.Attractive Player,  macht es um einiges einfacher.
5.AI2 Hyper Surf,  wird für manche Monster benötigt.
And AI1 Fly,  wird zum jagen von Monster in der Zone 15 benötigt.
6.The Nets
Regular Net Quality Net Perfect Net
manche Monster benöigen sogar Netze zum jagen.
7.Serums
Accuracy Serum Attack Serum Critical Serum
Defense Serum Evasion Serum Sp.Atk Serum

Sp.Def Serum Speed Serum

Für den Fall, das euer Monster seine Stats nicht mit Attacken selbst verbessern kann.
8.Pills
Burnin Pill Confusion Pill Frost Pill
Paralyze Pill Poison Pill Sleeping Pill

Status Pill

Heilt eure Monster von Status-Effekten. Für den Fall das ihr keine "Ultimate-Potion" gekauft habt.
9.Ultimate Boxes für Zenith+, nicht notwendig, aber das erkläre ich in der "Fang Sektion".

Die Items werden von Nöten sein, da ihr unterwegs viele "Forced Battles" habt.(Kämpfe von denen ihr nicht flüchten könnt)

Alles richtet sich danach was ihr jagen wollt.
Was uns zu unserem nächsten Schritt bringt.

Ich rate euch dringlichst dazu, eure Monster zu leveln. Behaltet im Kopf, das Zenith, Legendaries und Ancients schwer sind, also solltet ihr mindestens einige Monster auf dem gleichen bzw. höheren level haben als das das ihr jagd. Für Legendaries und Ancient solltet ihr aufjedenfall die Monster auf höherem level haben, am besten alle.

Schritt 2 :

Beute & Ort :

Es gibt 4 Klassen die ihr während eurer Reise jagen werdet.
1.Alles unter Zenith, die werdet ihr mit guten "Natures" und "Abilities" fangen wollen.
2.Zenith, diese haben eine 0.32% Chance mit jedem Schritt aufzutauchen.
3.Legendary, diese haben eine 0.08% Chance mit jedem Schritt aufzutauchen.
4.Ancient , diese haben 0.01% Chance mit jedem Schritt aufzutauchen, das bedeutet eine 1 : 10.000 Chance das ihr eines bei jedem Schritt findet.

Desweiteren gibt es 5 verschiedene Oberflächen.
1.Grass,

Womöglich die beste Oberfläche zum Jagen. Mit dem Item "Attractive Player" werdet ihr mit jedem Schritt ein Monster finden.
2.Caves,

In Höhlen und auf dem Wasser, tritt der Effekt von Attractive Player zwar ein, bedeutet aber nicht das ihr mit jedem Schritt ein Monster finden werdet.
3.Water

Gleiche wie mit Höhlen, obendrein kann auf Wasser gefischt werden, oder ihr könnt darauf surfen.
4.Clouds,

Wolken werdet ihr nur in der 15. Zone finden, quasi das Gleiche wie Höhlen und Wasser.

Auf allen Oberflächen die nicht Gras sind, rate ich euch mit den Pfeilen zu laufen. laufen mit "WASD" oder den Pfeil Tasten, funktioniert nicht so gut, da ihr keine Garantie habt mit jedem Schritt auch ein Monster zu finden.
Daher einfach die Zahl innerhalb der Pfeile auf dem Bildschrim zu 9 ändern.
So sollte es dann aussehen :
=>

Wenn ihr für das Monster eurer Wahl fischen müsst, stellt euch an den Rand des Wassers, und klickt auf die Netze oder benutzt die Tasten 1 - 2 - 3 für "Net" - "Quality Net" - "Perfect Net"

Schritt 4 :

Den besten Jagdgrund finden :

Um zu sehen auf welchem Level ein Monster ist, oder um zu sehen ob eines da ist, kann man die Map checken. Und zwar indem man auf das Map-Icon in der unteren linken Ecke des Spiele Bildschirms klickt.
Um zu sehen wo das Monster eurer Wahl ist, seht euch den Monster-Dex Eintrag ein, desweiteren solltet ihr auf "show more" klicken, um zu sehen welches die beste Map dafür ist.

Ihr werdet euch wahrscheinlich denken die Map zu nehmen auf welcher das Monster das höchste Level hat, allerdings ist das nicht notwendig die beste. Die beste Wahl dafür währe eine Map auf der es auch niedrigere Klassen gibt.
Beispiel :
Ihr sucht nach einem Ancient, guckt daher auch, ob dort ein Legendary ist.

Desweiteren, wenn ihr nach einem Monster spezifisch sucht, stellt sicher, das es das einzige auf der Map ist.

Denn die Prozente bedeuten :
X% das ihr das Monster mit jedem Schritt findet.
Heisst, wenn es mehrere von der gleichen Seltenheit gibt, wird die % Wahrscheinlichkeit aufgeteilt, heisst ihr habt nur noch die halbe Chance DAS MONSTER DAS IHR SUCHT zu finden.
Die Wahrscheinlichkeit überhaupt eines dieser Seltenheit zu finden bleibt allerdings gleich.
Wahrscheinlichkeit mit einem Legendary :

Mit 2 Legendaries :

Damit steht ihr am Ende nicht mit leeren Händen dar, und vielleicht kriegt ihr sogar einen kleinen Motivationsschub wenn die Suche nach dem Ancient ewig dauert.

Zusätzlich könnt ihr ein Auge auf den Event-Chat werfen. Hin und wieder habt ihr dort Ancient oder Legendary Events.
Ein Event Monster, wird zu der angezeigten Map hinzugefügt, und zwar für exakt 1 Stunde.
Sprich, wenn ein Event Ancient auf eine Map kommt auf der sowieso schon ein Ancient ist, sind die Chancen eines zu finden verdoppelt,
bedeutet im Klartext 1:5000 anstatt 1:10.000

Ausserdem gibt es "Pop-Ups" (kennt ihr bestimmt von Werbung) die verhindern das ihr ausversehen von
Zenith
Legendary
Ancient
davon lauft. Also könnt ihr mit ruhigem Gewissen "R" (hotkey für die "Run" aktion) spammen um so schneller ans Ziel zu kommen.

Desweiteren sind die Layouts der Monster gefärtb, die einzelnen Farben für die Klassen sind wie folgt :
Regular = Weiss
Superior = Grün
Emissary = Blau
Zenith = Lila
Legendary = Rot
Ancient = Orange

Das Fangen :

Schritt 1 :

Vorbereitung :

Um zurecht zu kommen braucht ihr :
1.Ein Monster mit hohem Level in eurem Team.
2.Ein Monster das eine Attacke kennt die den gegner nicht unter 1HP bringt.
3.Und am besten ein gutes "Wall" Monster mit der "Radiation" ability.

Wie hoch levelig und wie gut euer Monster Team sein sollte, hängt von dem Monster ab das ihr fangen wollt.

Schritt 2 :

Der Kampf :

Zu aller erst behalten im Kopf, das die Stats für Zenith etc. beim fangen wesentlich höher sind, Ancients zum Beispiel haben rund 1000 in jedem Stat.
Also nicht die Hoffnung verlieren wenn eure Monster direkt K.O. gehen, einfach wiederbeleben und weiterhin das beste tun.
Am besten reduziert ihr entweder die Stats des Monsters, oder erhöht eure eigenen.
Desweiteren könnt ihr die Radiation ability, oder Status Effekte die Arbeit für euch erledigen lassen.
Aber drann denken, wenn ihr ein 1HP move benutzen wollt, sollte das Monster kein Status Effekt haben, da das mit Sicherheit zu dessen Tod führt. Allerdings; wenn das Monster Fähigkeiten wie Regenerator / Ecpert Regenerator hat, braucht ihr Status Effekts damit die 1HP funktionieren.
Poison ( Gift) Burn ( Verbrennung) für Regenerator
Bleed ( Blutung) für Expert Regenerator
Attacken wie Bane Claw, Berserk, Vermins Slither können auch helfen, da diese % von Max. HP als Zusatz Schaden verursachen.
Aufjedenfall, solange ihr kein Supi-Dupi mega krasses Team habt, rate ich euch bei Legendaries und besonders bei Ancients immernoch zum einsatz der Ultimate Box.
Passt auf Attacken mit Rückstoß auf ! Es gibt Monster mit solchen Attacken, diese können und werden wahrscheinlich dazu führen das sich das Monster selbst umbringt. Es gibt 3 Wege um damit fertig zu werden :
1)Riskiert es. bekämpft es wie ihr es normalerweise tun würdet, und riskiert dabei den Suizid des Monsters.
2)Status Effekte. Schläfert oder friert es ein. Das ist definitiv die beste Art und Weise, es reduziert bzw. neutralisiert die Wahrscheinlichkeit das es Suizid begeht. Funktioniert allerdings NICHT wenn das Monster die Fähigkeiten Sleep Immunity, Freeze Immunity, und/oder Perfect Body besitzt
3)Stat Reduzierung. Reduziert dessen Genauigkeit(Accuracy)... Es nimmt kein Rückstoß Schaden wenn es nicht trifft.
Kombiniert die letzten beiden für die besten Resultate.

Schritt 3 :

Das "Fangen" :

Dafür müsst ihr folgendes berücksichtigen. Um eine Monster Box werfen zu können, müsst ihr das gegnerische Monster zu einem gewissen % der HP reduziert haben. Diese sind wie folgt :
Regular-Emmissary : 75%
Zenith : 50%
Legendary : 35%
Ancient : 25%

Wenn ihr es schafft, das Monster sicher auf 1HP zu bringen, könnt ihr die 5g Monster Boxen nehmen. Die Wahrscheinlichkeit liegt bei ca. 98% (für ancients, alles andere dürfte 100% klappen). Ihr wollt es nicht auf 1HP runterhauen und dann eine Ultimate Box werfen.
Dadurch spart ihr einiges an Gold

Eine Liste von allen Monstern und Moves mit "will not drop the enemy HP below 1" findet ihr hier. -> 1 HP move list
Wenn ihr den Namen kennt, könnt ihr im MonsterDex danach suchen, um zu sehen welche Monster diese Attacke alles lernen können.

Der Counter :

Das ist eine kurze Erklärung des "Counter"

Zuerst : Der Counter wurde nicht eingeführt um das Jagen zu erleichtern, er ist eine "Notlösung".
1.Es lässt dich nicht mit leeren Händen stehen wenn du nicht von Ancients oder was auch immer davon rennst (Pop Up verhindert das eigentlich in der Regel)
2.Es ist dazu gedacht den sogennanten "draughts" gegenzuwirken. Das sind lange Perioden in denen ihr keine seltenen Monster findet.

Wie funktioniert es ?

Eigentlich ist es ziemlich einfach.
Für alle 3 ENCOUNTER wird euer Counter um 1 erhöht. Heisst, mit jeden 3 Monstern die man findet, erhöht ihr den Counter um 1. Es ist dabei egal ob ihr gegen die Monster kämpft oder auf "run" klickt ( dazu genaueres weiter unten).
Actung : Es funktioniert nur beim surfen und laufen, fischen erhöht ihn NICHT !

Was genau bezweckt er ?

Nunja, für jeden erreichten "Meilenstein" des Counters, die chance ein Monster zu finden erhöht sich um 100% der Grundchance.
325counters für Zeniths
1250counters für Legendaries
10000counters für Ancient
beachtet die 3:1 Regelung
bedeuted die tatsächlichen ENCOUNTER die ihr haben müsst um den Bonus des Counters zu kriegen sind :
975encounters für Zenit
3750encounters für Legendaries
30000encounters für Ancients

Er wird eine 100% erhöhung der Grund Wahrscheinlichkeit zufolge haben, heisst :
Erreicht der Counter 10.000 was 1x für Ancients wäre erhöht sich die Chance eines zu finden um 100% der Wahrscheinlichkeit.
0.01% ( 1 / 10.000)
Also habt ihr mit einem 1x des Counters eine Chance von 0.02%
Mit 2x des Counters, eine 0.03% usw,
Wenn auf der Map mehrere Monster der gleichen Klasse sind, erhält nur eines die erhöhung der Chance.
Dementsprechend steigt die Wahrscheinlichkeit auf Maps mit nur einem Zenith zu 0.64% denn 0.32+0.32=0.64
Auf einer mit 2 Zenith, auf welcher nur eines den Boost kriegt, wird es eine 0.48% Chance,
denn 0.16+0.16 +0.16(Erhöhung der Grundchance durch den counter)= 0.48
Das heisst, das Zenith mit dem Boost hat eine höhere Chance aufzutauchen, nämlich 0.32% anstatt der 0.16% des nicht geboosteten.
Klartext : Wenn es euch darum geht die höchste Chance zu haben, solltet ihr umso mehr auf eine Map gehen auf der nur ein Zenith ist.

Wie lange bleibt er?

Der Counter verschwindet nur, wenn ihr einen Kampf mit einem der 3 Klassen beginnt.
1.Zenith
2.Legendary
3.Ancient

Natürlich beeinflusst das auch nur den Counter für die Klasse.
Ein Kampf mit einem Ancient leert nur den Ancient Counter, nicht aber den von Zenith und/oder Legendary.
Note : Es ist egal ob ihr den Kampf gewinnt oder verliert, den Moment in dem ihr den Kampf beginnt, wird der counter resetet. Also stellt sicher ihr habt ein Team das einen solchen Kampf auch gewinnen kann, um die Chance nicht zu verschwenden

Für den Offiziellen Thread und Erklärung klickt hier
-> Official Thread

TP-Training / Role Guide for Advanced Players

Thu, 03 Mar 2016 15:31:16 +0000

Heyho again
in this thread we get down to some PvP builds, which you'll quickly see have some familiarities with the 3 standard ones.

A note upfront, Movepool plays a MAJOR role for these builds, if you are not yet familiar with moves etc. I'd advise you to get into touch with that matter

Since we're advanced now, i will show build mons instead of just the Dex

Wallbreaker :

The wallbreaker usually hits harder than the sweeper or tank, albeit slower than the sweeper and more fragile than the tank. As the name says, it's there to destroy opponent walls. It's mainly used it PvP.
As with everything, it can be split into subroles:
1) Physical Wallbreaker
2) Special Wallbreaker
3) Mixed Wallbreaker * ¤
* The fact that it's not meant to necessarily compete with sweepers allows for all out offensive setups, thus allowing it to be used mixed.
¤ Not a lot of Monsters have the Moveset to support that though.

Natures : Physical Wallbreaker : Trembling / Aggressive
Special Wallbreaker : Hallucination / Aggressive
Mixed Wallbreaker : Hallucination / Aggressive / Trembling

Abilities : Physical Wallbreaker : Slow Strong / Accuracy Master / Attack Master / Physical Master / Speed Master / Maximum Guard
Special Wallbreaker : Slow Strong / Sp.Attack Master / Accuracy Master / Special Master / Speed Master / Maximum Guard
Mixed Wallbreaker :  Slow Strong / Sp.Attack Master / Attack Master / Special Master / Physical Master / Accuracy Master / Speed Master / Maximum Guard

TP-Training :  Physical Wallbreaker : 400 Attack / 400 Speed
  Special Wallbreaker :  400 Sp.Attack / 400 Speed
  Mixed Wallbreaker : 400 Sp.Attack / 400 Attack

How to use : Wallbreakers serve as your mean to break walls, so it is important for them to boast high offensive power. They will still outspeed walls and tanks, so unless they go up with priority moves, you're safe.
You want high damaging moves, with their accuracy not too low.
Even better are HP% moves like plasma shot and berserker.
What's important is to not bring them in at the wrong time and to not let them get sweeped by opponent sweepers.
They depend on S.T.A.B.* and type advantage to add to their fire power, allowing them to break walls or leave them with just the option to heal and therefore stall.
As to PvE you should have no problems as long as you don't get outspeeded.
Moves should consist of one to boost accuracy and/or power, strong S.T.A.B.* moves / S.T.A.B. HP% moves and a priority move just incase.

* S.T.A.B. = Same Type Attack Boost/Bonus.
S.T.A.B. increases damage by 1.5x
With Bonus Damage that factor becomes 2x.

Counter-Sweeper :

Counter Sweeper are there to handle opponent sweepers with more ease.
They basically work the same as regular Sweepers, with the addition of having the ability Speed Decreaser usually instead of the Atk. increasing Ability( i will list them nontheless)
As with everything, there are 2subroles.
1) Physical Counter Sweeper
2) Special Counter Sweeper

Natures: Physical : Trembling / Aggressive
Special : Hallucination / Agressive

Abilities : Physical : Speed Master / Speed Decreaser / Accuracy Master / Attack Master
Special : Speed Master / Speed Decreaser / Accuracy Master / Sp.Attack Master

TP-Training : Physical : 400Attack / 400 Speed
  Special : 400 Sp.Attack / 400 Speed

How to use : They will outspeed their opponent. So Strike first and kill their Sweepers before they are able to set up or get into the match. Important are Priority Moves. A Sweeper usually will go down upon one hit anyways, so there is nothing much to worry about. Get speed / accuracy buffing moves, so you're prepared for most situations, high damage moves so you can use them against more stuff than just sweepers aswell. Use accuracy Weapon as a held item, or if you see you could not outspeed another sweeper, you might want to run Speed Weapon to guarantee you outspeed. If your Monster is able to learn a " Same Unique Power / typing move" AND has a fitting Power Type, teach it, they are reliably accurate and perfect for handling the Meta Sweepers by making it Dragon / Light.

Note : You most likely want Speed Master / Speed Decreaser / Accuracy master on them.

Hybrid-Walls :

Hybrid walls are basically Walls with offensive power - a HP% move to precise. They not only keep enemy mons from setting up, or just stall their MP, they are also able to down them with Attacks rather than status spam alone.
Since they are setup as regular Walls, and won't be TP'ed in offensive Stats, I'll just list one:

Nature : HybridWall : Profound ( you want profound )

Abilities : HybridWall : Expert Regenerator / Maximum Guard / Slow Tough / Perfect Body / Cautious

TP-Training : HybridWall : 400 Defense / 400 Sp.Defense
Might want to do some HP depending on how high it is.

How to use : Hybrid Walls are used as regular walls, you want moves to nullify status buffs, moves to clean status effects, moves to inflict status effects, healing, and an HP% Move.
Stall, attack, mess it up, and be wary of wallbreakers.
The Held Item should of course be an Orb.
Inflict Status effects, if the opponent buffs and it get's too high, undo it, heal and attack in between.

Note: You will find the Descriptions to be less detailed, that is due to the fact, that by now, you should have an idea on how to use monsters :p

Once again a major special thanks to Minordaddy for building the monsters and thus allowing me to provide the screenshots.

How to sucessfully post the ID-Link

Sun, 08 Mar 2015 21:33:19 +0000

Welcome to the How-to-Post-the-ID-Link

The first step is to access either the "All monsters Page"
or the "Set Team Monster" Page
You can do that via the "See Player Profile"

Then access the "View All Monsters" page

Then Click on the Name of the Monster you want to link.
The "All Monsters Site" and the "Set My team" page in the Monster Center are basically the same, so the following steps will be the same.
Note that clicking on the Image will only lead you to the Dex-Entry.

A new tab will open, it probably won't work if you're using Add-Block. The Yellow marked link is the one you need.

Then Copy paste the link into chat :

Then you need to do either 2 spaces, or any random sign or letter or number and a space in front, i always do a "->" like this :

Then You can post it and it'll look like this :

Or if you have the monster on your team, you can go to the my team site

Then click on show detail to get the tab to open

A little guide on maps (AKA find your way on your own)

Sun, 04 Jan 2015 21:27:37 +0000

First of all, i make this because sometimes there are new players asking where is the "gym" and i only tell them to go look for any map with "city" on the name, but i haven't even asked them if they know how to use the maps on this game, and now that we're clear on that, here comes the bulk of this thread.

When you want to go to the maps search page, you need to hover your cursor over the Misc button:

Once you see the options cascading from that, click on Search Map:

If for any reason you clicked on Game Maps, you will be taken here:

You can still go to the Search Maps page if you click on the "click here to see this zone detailed" button(with the additional benefit of sorting the maps by the zone you selected, i'll explain that later), but don click on the "click here yo see this zone's full size image" one, it just directs you to deviantart and it will only waste your time.

Now that you are in the Maps Search page, you will notice it has a button for each of the zones you will find in the game, but you don't want to go to deviantart so just ignore them(the screencap doesn't show it, but the cursor is hovering over one of those buttons):

So, if you went directly from any page to the Maps Search one, you notice too many maps are showing:

You will need to filter the maps by some criteria before you find the ones you are looking for, and for that we have these:

Filter By Zone: this will let you look at the all the maps of a certain zone and only of that zone, if the map you are looking for isn't in that zone, you will not find it, this may be useful for players that are looking for the arena of any zone.

Filter By Route Name: this is only useful if you know the name of the map you are looking for, but ignore where it is or how to reach it, useful for those "last level gained on X" transformations.

Filter By AVG Level Min/Max: this lets you look for maps with the average level of encounters, Min for the minimum and above, and Max for the maximum and below, if you input a number on both, it will show you the maps with encounters between the numbers you input(all of this excluding Zenith, Legendary and Ancient class encounters), useful for looking for maps that don't exceed any level and not worry about battling overwhelming enemies(rare classes notwithstanding).

Filter By Monster Name/Id: this will let you look for all maps with the encounters you are looking for, be it by name or by id number, useful for that exact purpose.

There are other options, these are for searching maps with the classes shown:

Contains Zenith: it lets you choose if you want maps with this class on them or not, All shows all maps regardless of it containing the class, Yes shows only maps with them and No shows maps withouth them.

Contains Legendary: same as above, but for legendary class.

Contains Ancient: same as above, keep in mind you can combine them to find maps with only Ancient or maps with Zenith and Legendary, or even maps with none of them.

Last comes the sorting order for the shown maps:

Sort By Route Name: this sort the maps by alphabetical order, Ascending for normal order and Descending for reversed order, if you haven't choosen any, the maps are ordered by the route number.

Sort By Route Order: same as above, but this time the order is numerical.

After all this, you may want to remember that you can use almost all options to narrow down the search, you can combine them to look for something but obviosly you can't combine both sorting options(the numerical order wins), or input a minimum average level higher than a maximum average level(no maps are shown), here's an example of some options working at the same time:

The sorting is by alphabetical order and it shows maps with only Ancient class in them(other than normal encounters of course), by the way, the image shows only a part of the maps that appear.

Other than all that, i can only tell you to look for arenas in maps with "city" on their name and look for guardians in the last map of each zone(except the last one, that one's in the second to last map), i hope you find this useful, and if you didn't understand something or i forgot some details i might be adding here(may as well shrink the images a bit), be sure to tell me, be it here or in-game chat(same username).

Galliant's Guardian Guideline

Sun, 04 Jan 2015 00:10:31 +0000

Here i will simply post the guardians location lvl and rewards.

1.Normal Guardian : Route 25 Bridge Pathway

Level : 11-20
Rewards : 12,960Exp / 6,480gold

2.Grass Guardian : Route 50 Pinetree Lane

Level : 22-25
Rewards : 18,120Exp / 9,060gold

3.Bug Guardian : Route 75 Tarantula Path

Level : 32-33
Rewards : 24,310Exp / 12,155gold

4.Poison Guardian : Route 100 Dart Frog Forest

Level : 35-40
Rewards : 29,890Exp / 14,945gold

5.Water Guardian : Route 125 Climb Up Shore

Level : 42-43
Rewards : 33,680Exp / 16,840gold

6.Ice Guardian : Route 154 Refreshing Path

Level : 44-45
Rewards : 33,980Exp / 16,990gold

7.Ground Guardian : Route 186 Kangaroo Route

Level : 67-77 (Legend & Ancient)
Rewards : 82,040Exp / 41,020gold

8.Rock Guardian : Route 216 Molten Exit

Level : 67-68 (Legend Only)
Rewards : 73,320Exp / 36,660gold

9.Fire Guardian : Route 243 Charred Exit

Level : 67-77 (Legend & 1Ancient)
Rewards : 76,340Exp / 38,170gold

10.Electric Guardian : 269 Power Center City

Level : 71-72 (Legend Only)
Rewards : 78,410Exp / 39,205gold

11.Fairy Guardian : Route 297 Radiant Exit

Level : 76-82 (Legend & Ancient)
Rewards : 89,670Exp / 44,835gold

12.Fighting Guardian : Route 325 Struggle Exit

Level : 79-85 (Legend & Ancient)
Rewards : 99,270Exp / 49,635gold

13.Steel Guardian : Route 353 Metal Gate Way

Level : 82-84 (Legend Only)
Rewards : 90,900Exp / 45,450gold

14.Psychic Guardian : Route 379 Sakura City

Level : 81-87(Zenith & Legend)
Rewards : 87,810Exp / 43,905gold

15.Flying Guardian : Route 403 Sky Terra Exit

Level : 90-92 (Legend Only)
Rewards : 98,900Exp / 49,450gold

16.Ghost Guardian : Route 431 Frightening Exit

Level : 90-95 (1Zenith & Legend)
Rewards : 102,100Exp / 51,050gold

17.Dragon Guardian : Route 460 Dragon Lands Exit

Level : 102-103 (Ancient Only)
Rewards : 135,990Exp / 67,995gold

18.Dark Guardian : Route 489 Twilight Exit

Level : 100-101 (Legend Only)
Rewards : 109,680Exp / 54,840gold

19.Mixed Guardian : Route 518 Long Life Forest

Level : 107-108 (Ancient Only)
Rewards : 141,070Exp / 70,535gold

Galliant's Gym Guideline

Thu, 11 Dec 2014 20:19:51 +0000

Here i will simply post each gym,

the location

and the average levels

Starting from Gym 7 the Trainers and Leader will have Zenith-Ancient monsters.

1.Normal Gym : Route 22 Progress City

Level Trainer : 7-17

Level Leader : 13-22

2.Grass Gym : Route 47 Tulip City

Level Trainer : 19-22

Level Leader : 24-27

3.Bug Gym : Route 72 Dragonfly City

Level Trainer : 24-30

Level Leader : 29-35

4.Poison Gym : Route 97 Deathstalker City

Level Trainer : 32-37

Level Leader : 40-42

5.Water Gym : Route 123 Ocean Breeze City

Level Trainer : 39-40

Level Leader : 45

6.Ice Gym : Route 147 Iceberg City

Level Trainer : 41-42

Level Leader : 47

7.Ground Gym : Route 183 Fortified City

Level Trainer : 45-74(only 2 trainers have 74mons)

Level Leader : 70(only one)-80

8.Rock Gym : Route 213 Glyptodon City

Level Trainer : 48-75(only 1trainer will have a 74 and 1 a 75)

Level Leader : 80

9.Fire Gym : Route 240 Volcano City

Level Trainer : 51-74(only 2 trainers will have a lvl 74)

Level Leader : 70(only one)-80

10.Electric Gym : Route 269 Power Center City

Level Trainer : 54-75

Level Leader : 80

11.Fairy Gym : Route 294 Star Light City

Level Trainer : 58-77(only one trainer will have a lvl 77)

Level Leader : 76-82

12.Fighting Gym : Route 321 Martial City

Level Trainer : 68-79

Level Leader : 84

13.Metal Gym : Route 350 Ferrous City

Level Trainer : 70-82

Level Leader : 87

14.Psychic Gym : Route 379 Sakura City

Level Trainer : 65-83

Level Leader : 89

15.Fly Gym : Route 401 Airborne City

Level Trainer : 76-87

Level Leader : 92

16.Ghost Gym : Route 429 Nightmare City

Level Trainer : 71-90

Level Leader : 94-95

17.Dragon Gym : Route 457 Sky Dragon City

Level Trainer : 81-92

Level Leader : 97

18.Dark Gym : Route 486 Nebolous City

Level Trainer : 75-94

Level Leader : 94-99

19.Mixed Gym : Route 519 Grand Monster Capital

Level Trainer : 77-95

Level Leader : 100

At some point when i got the time, and the levels of the gyms got updated, i will do a "best/easiest way trough" the gyms in here aswell, along with maybe a detailed list of each trainer team and monsters.

Gallliant / Weazel Complete 1HP move Guide for new Players

Sun, 02 Nov 2014 22:41:00 +0000

I'm pretty sure, most of you are already aware that there a certain moves, which will not kill an enemy but instead leave it with 1HP.

You still have to be careful using these moves.Because some of them have -priorities, which means the enemy is able to strike first. Others have the chance to inflict a damaging status effect, which would lead to the enemy's death. Or even recoil damage, which will weaken your monster in the process.
With that being said :
Let me explain how you not only search but also find the MT-Moves
First off, go into the Store and go to the MT-Moves Section

After that enter the MT-Move's number, which you will find listed below, the number alone is enough to get the result

And now, the only thing left to do is purchase it

I'm going to list all the moves and the monsters below.
And also the way to "teach" it to them,
if they are able to learn it by lvl, and you caught them on a higher lvl, or missed the chance to teach it to them, simply buy the iteam "move relearner"for 10k (10.000)g from the market.

BUG

DARK

DRAGON

ELECTRIC

MT 2731 : Slicing Maelstrom

Category: Special

Base Power: 147

MP: 5

Accuracy: 59

Class: 10

Note: has 22% recoil

Ancient : Tempteras #7 Teach via MT

Serperor #29 Lvl 99

FIGHTING

MT 2413 : Careful Jab

Category: Physical

Base Power: 118

MP: 8

Accuracy: 67

Class: 9

Giga-Legendary : Giga-Hermitslime #10006 Teach via MT

Legendary : Hermitslime #80 Teach via MT

Lunardian #778 Teach via MT

Rigel #2123 Lvl 79

Mammoth #2124 Lvl 68

Zenith : Falcoflame #1510 Teach via MT

Goliton #2064 Lvl 72

Emissary : Martigor #861 Lvl 79

FIRE

FLYING

MT 2342 : Wind Blast

Category: Special

Base Power: 77

MP: 10

Accuracy: 71

Class: 8

Ancient : Tempteras #7 Teach via MT

Augurix #10 Teach via MT

Grythin #17 Teach via MT

Cielon #36 Teach via MT

Ryuu #1516 Teach via MT

zekaren #2135 Teach via MT

Legendary : Mantice #76 Teach via MT

Miroushon #360 Teach via MT

Veptis #1237 Lvl 51

Zenith : Bavante #244 Lvl 51

Eion #1225 Lvl 54

Ambeincox #2052 Lvl 54

Emissary : Amparor #505 Teach via MT

Quetzaztec #852 Teach via MT

Ashanix #902 Lvl 67

Poultrygeist #1052 Teach via MT

Jetowl #1959 Lvl 58

Zetuian #2268 Teach via MT

MT 2185 : Building Storm

Category: Special

Base Power: 699

MP: 10

Accuracy: 63

Class: 8

Notes: takes 3 turns to deal damage

Gigas-Legendary : Giga-Rubtilia #10001Teach via MT

Ancient : Tempteras #7 Lvl 54

Gigerath #13 Teach via MT

Legendary : Rubtilia #1800 Teach via MT

Serpentor #1807 Lvl 49

Spinagon #1962 Teach via MT

Oblivion #2029 Teach via MT

Zenith : Moskarade #330 Lvl 51

Drasieger #869 Teach via MT

Skybound #1065 Teach via MT

Lumenoth #1295 Lvl 60

Icefox #2182 Lvl 56

Emissary : Ghoulster #228 Lvl 58

Amparor #505 Lvl 64

Margentairy #656 Lvl 69

Quetzeeze #949 Teach via MT

Aerocket #1521 Lvl 63

Shamoth #1566 Teach via MT

Gariffoyle #2096 Lvl 69

Zetuian #2268 Lvl 63

MT 2647 : Cloud Eruption

Category: Special

Base Power: 110

MP: 5

Accuracy: 59

Class: 10

Note: 40% chance to burn the enemy

Ancient : Odonasma #5 Lvl 86

Zekaren #2135 Lvl 89

GHOST

GRASS

MT 2137 : Gentle Thorns

Category: Physical

Base Power: 97

MP: 8

Accuracy: 67

Class: 9

Giga-Zenith : Giga-Chamelevolt #10011 Lvl 69

Ancient : Arbogon #16 Lvl 84

Legendary : Anciengon #1950 Lv73

Zenith : Chamelevolt #85 Lvl 69

Redsala #1985 Lvl 72

Jinx #2041 Lvl 70

GROUND

MT 2599 : Merciful Earth

Category: Physical

Base Power: 101

MP: 10

Accuracy: 66

Class: 8

Giga-Legendary : Giga-Vulragon #10008 Teach via MT

Legendary : Vulragon #1515 Teach via MT

Rigel #2123 Teach via MT

Zenith : Glamvas #334 Teach via MT

Drarock #2084 Lvl 54

Dimetrodon #2117 Lvl 61

Feralhound #2125 Lvl 63

Emissary : Pentome #900 Lvl 66

Cresand #669 Teach via MT

Gardeel #621 Teach via MT

Rioquana #572 Teach via MT

Dorscythe #495 Teach via MT

Ookichia #1556 Lvl 67

Superior : Runetoise #323 Teach via MT

Starter : Terracoil #41 Teach via MT

MT 2875 : Unexpected Quake

Category: Special

Base Power: 131

MP: 8

Accuracy: 57

Class: 9

Emissary : Chompwile #1537 Teach via MT

Ookichia #1556 Teach via MT

Scarbear #2126 Teach via MT

ICE

MT 2713 : Restrained Hail

Category: Physical

Base Power: 144

MP: 8

Accuracy: 65

Class: 9

Ancient : Hyreigna #7 Teach via MT

Mastice #14 Teach via Mt

Jaghoul #15 Lvl 72

Legendary : Mantice #76 Teach via MT

Mobus #86 Level 73

Polnorso #373 Lvl 64

Icebragled #784 Lvl 76

Zenith : Roivile #233 Teach via MT

Drablitz #1467 Level 69

Emormousquatch #2077 Lvl 76

Emmisary : Liquefay #1600 Teach via MT

Mt 2720 : Glacial Prison

Category: Physical

Base Power: 96

MP: 8

Accuracy: 71

Class: 9

Ancient : Arctle #1 Teach via MT

Hyreigna #7 Teach via MT

kaimauna #2088 Lvl 80

Legendary : Mobus #86 Teach via MT

Zenith : Gampha #366 Teach via MT

Pobear #1581 Lvl 70

Chelsus #2181 Teach via MT

Emissary : Mermarine#1348 Teach via MT

Caperow #2139 Lvl 79

LIGHT

MT 1728 : Bright Shock

Category: Special

Base Power: 82

MP: 10

Accuracy: 77

Class: 8

Giga-Legendary : Giga-Dragonoon #10003 Teach via MT

Giga-Zenith : Giga-Brachpour #10009 Via MT

Ancient : Tempteras #7 Teach via Mt

Gryvolt #2137 Lvl 65

Legendary : Solord #777 Teach via MT

Dragonoon #867 Teach via MT

Zenith : Alta #367 Lvl 59

Bulkybear #783 Teach via MT

Moosnow #850 Teach via MT

Brachpour #888 Teach via MT

Lighorn #2009 Lvl 57

Birb #2156 Lvl 51

Emissary : Odonine #1795 Lvl 64

Spithning #1868 Teach via MT

Starbow #2061 Lvl 66

Girovat #2094 Teach via MT

NORMAL

POISON

MT 2469 : Intoxicate

Category: Physical

Base Power: 73

MP: 10

Accuracy: 77

Class: 8

Ancient : Blazcoria #1976 Lvl 64

Bokrug #2136 Lvl 68

Zenith : Redsala #1985 Lvl 47

Maculatum #2012 Lvl 67

Laztequon #2065 Teach via MT

Emissary : Gonbraa #1163 Teach via MT

Mojo #2153 Teach via MT

PSYCHIC

MT 2918 : Mental Snare

Category: Physical

Base Power: 108

MP: 5

Accuracy: 59

Class: 10

Ancient : Arctle #1 Lvl 88

Gigerath #13 Lvl 91

Vesuverex #18 Lvl 88

MT 2917 : Mercy Strike

Category: Physical

Base Power: 120

MP: 5

Accuracy: 61

Class: 10

Ancient : Vydral #21 Lvl 90

Legendary : Salamist #1953 Teach via MT

ROCK

MT 2939 : Pebble Throw

Category: Special

Base Power: 106

MP: 10

Accuracy: 66

Class: 8

Ancient : Cragantula #12 Lvl 55

Chromaul #33 Lvl 64

Graguar #2035 Teach via MT

Crumble #2178 Teach via MT

Bastilousrex #2267 Teach via MT

Colossus #2269 Teach via MT

Legendary : Flareog #1982 teach via MT

Emissary : Mermarine #1348 Lvl 63

Gigaia #2033 Lvl 63

STEEL

MT 979 : Soft Metal

Category: Physical

Base Power: 62

MP: 25

Accuracy: 72

Class: 4

Ancient : Submakarb #6 Teach via MT

Chromaul #33 Teach via MT

Metaslug #2213 Teach via MT

Legendary : Steeleon #95 Lvl 1

Zenith : Caesidote #372 Lvl 1

Skybound #1065 Teach via MT

Thraxian #1263 Lvl 7

Blazeblade #1482 Lvl 10

Scrax #2022 Lvl 9

Emissary : Spookuff #1066 Teach via MT

Chpain #1067 Teach via MT

Asylooms #1068 Teach via MT

Lumeon #2003 Lvl 17

Superior : Spatiade #415 Lvl 30

Ventalius #416 Lvl 31

Scaksy #947 Teach via MT

Sintaru #1885 Teach via MT

Terromine #2243 Lvl 27

Regular : Gasmat #1269 Teach via MT

Tigoid #1282 Lvl 37

Carapace #1715 Lvl 32

Starter : Chikiddie #42 Lvl 34

Mt 2831 : Chain Lash

Category: Physical

Base Power: 119

MP: 8

Accuracy: 58

Class: 9

Ancient : Tempteras #7 Lvl 73

Gigoliath #22 Lvl 83

Blazcoria #1976 Lvl 77

Zenith : Engiron #262 Lvl 67

Dractanium #1240 Lvl 73

Emissary : Zardion #75 Lvl 79

Mt 2669 : Foil Strike

Category: Physical

Base Power: 98

MP: 10

Accuracy: 76

Class: 8

Giga-Legendary : Giga-Metalzillamon #10018 Lvl 64

Ancient : Chromaul #33 Teach via MT

Golemet #908 Lvl 59

Legendary : Steeleon #95 Teach via MT

Metazillamon #2043 Lvl 64

Zenith : Magnilok #273 Teach via MT

Earthtian #930 Lvl 55

Emissary : Zardion #75 Lvl 68

Asylooms #1068 Teach via MT

Chompwile #1537 Lvl 59

Titanamence #1819 Teach via MT

Drazzor #1932 Teach via MT

Lumeon #2003 Lvl 59

Clockwork #2131 Teach via MT

Superior : Paladrake #961 Teach via MT

Clockdraco #2132 Teach via MT

Starter : Blazedillo #69 Teach via MT

MT 2934 : Toxic Hack

Category: Physical

Base Power: 144

MP: 5

Accuracy: 54

Class: 10

Note: 42% Chance to Poison

Giga-Legendary : Giga-Razoroach #10007 Lvl 79

Ancient : Grythin #17 Teach via MT

Aturion #23 Lvl 96

Blazcoria #1976 Lvl 97

Metaslug #2213 Teach via MT

Legendary : Razoroach #81 Lvl 79

WATER

MT 2687 : Bubble Net

Category: Special

Base Power: 105

MP: 5

Accuracy: 62

Class: 10

Ancient : Arctle #1 Teach via MT

Midandr #909 Teach via MT

Kaihonua #2089 Teach via MT

Kaikapu #2133 Lvl 96

Bokrug #2136 Lvl 88

Special Thanks once again to Minordaddy for helping us finding the moves.

Hunting/Catching Guideline for new Players

Wed, 29 Oct 2014 04:17:55 +0000

Hunting :

Step 1 :

Preparations :

Before going on a hunt you should stock up on several things :
1.Revives
Half Revive Perfect Revive Ultimate Revive
best would be Ultimate Revives, but any will do.
2.Arcanums
Minor Arcanum Great Arcanum Wide Arcanum Ultimate Arcanum
best would be Ultimate Arcanums, but any will do.
3.Potions
Minor Potion Regular Potion Healing Potion
Mega Potion Tasty Potion Ultra Potion

Perfect Potion Ultimate Potion

best would be Ultimate Potions, but any will do.
4.Attractive Player,  will make it just so much easier.
5.AI2 Hyper Surf,  will be needed for some monsters.
And AI1 Fly,  will be needed to hunt monsters in zone 15.
6.The Nets
Regular Net Quality Net Perfect Net
some Monsters even require you to fish for them.
7.Serums
Accuracy Serum Attack Serum Critical Serum
Defense Serum Evasion Serum Sp.Atk Serum

Sp.Def Serum Speed Serum

if your monster doesn't know any Stat boosting moves.
8.Pills
Burnin Pill Confusion Pill Frost Pill
Paralyze Pill Poison Pill Sleeping Pill

Status Pill

to cure Status Effects on your own monsters, for the case you didn't purchase the Ultimate Potions.
9.Ultimate Boxes for Zenith+, not necessary but i'll explain that in the Catching section.

The Supplies will be needed because you'll run into forced battles while hunting.

It all depends on what you're hunting.
Which leads us to our next step.

I highly advise you, to level your monsters.Bear in min, that Zenith, Legendary and Ancient are tough, so you should at least have some monster on the same level or on a highler level than the monster you're hunting.With Legendaries and Ancients you definetely should make sure that your monsters are on higher levels and best would be all of them.

Step 2 :

Prey & Location :

There are basically 4 different classes of monsters you're going to hunt during your adventure.
1.Everything below Zenith, you're mostly going to hunt for those for good Abilities and Natures.
2.Zenith, they have a 0.32% Chance to appear with every step.
3.Legendary, these have a 0.08% Chance to appear with every step.
4.Ancient , they have a 0.01% Chance to appear with every step, that means a 1 in 10.000 chance to encounter it per step.

On top of that there are 5 Surfaces you can encounter these.
1.Grass,

probably the best area to hunt for monsters, with Attractive Player you will encounter a monster per step, which will make it a bit easier and less of a pain.
2.Caves,

in caves and on water the Attractive Player won't come into effect, which means you are not guaranteed to encounter a monster per step.
3.Water

same as with the caves, additionally water areas can either be surfed on, or being fished.
4.Clouds,

only found in Zone 15 basically the same as Water and Caves.

On every surface that is not grass, i'd advise you to use the Arrows on the right side of the screen to move.For walking with "WASD" or the arrow keys, won't work that fast, because you're not guaranteed to encounter a monster per step.
So set the steps to 9 and use the Arrows on the right side to move.
Like this :
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If you're having to fish for your prey of choice, all you have to do is get on the edge of the water and use the item Perfect Net.

Step 4 :

Finding the best spot :

To see on what level the monster is or if there's a monster, you can check the map via the Map-Icon in the bottom left corner of the game screen.
To see where your wanted prey is, check it's Dex entry and furthermore, click on "display more" to check the best map for it.

You may think about going for the locations in which the monster you're searching for is on the highest level.However that isn't necessarily the best choice.Best would be to get on a Map on which there are monsters of a rarity below.
Example :
You're going for an Ancient, then look for a map on which there are also legendaries.

On top of that, if you're looking for a specific monster, make sure that it's the only one of it's class on the map.

Because the percentage means :
X% that you'll ecnounter this monster per step.
means if there are more of the same class the % will get shared and therefore it's harder to find THE ONE you want.
The overall chance to encounter a monster of that class however stays the same.
Rate with one Legendary :

Rate with 2 Legendaries :

This way you won't stay empty handed and maybe even got a little motivational boost after searching for awhile without finding anything.

Additionally, you can check the Event chatif there are Legendary / Ancient events.
an Event monster will get added to one map for an hour.
Event-Ancients are 0.03% chance, so three times higher !

It's There are POP-UPs preventing you from accidentally running from a Monster, means you can safely use the hotkeys ("w" "a" "s" "d" and "R") to spam hunt.
Just walk and press "R" the moment a monster pop ups.

Furthermore, the Monster layout is Colored now, making it easier to verify the class:
Regular = White
Superior = Green
Emissary = Blue
Zenith = Purple
Legendary = Red
Ancient = Orange

Catching :

Step 1 :

Preperations :

To do well you need :
1.A high level monster team.
2.Monster with moves that will not drop HP below 1.
3.And best would be decent Wall's with Radiation.

How high your monster team should be and how decent they should be, depends on the monster class you're hunting for.

Step 2 :

The Fight :

First of, keep in mind, that Legendaries and Ancient have boosted Stats in the wilderness, Ancient will have around 1k in each stat for example.
So don't loose hope if the ancient keeps one-shotting you and stuff, keep reviving and do your best.
You'll do best to lower the monster's stat's with move.
Or boost up your own.
You can also let the Radiation or Status Effects do the work for you.
But bear in mind, that if you use a 1HP move, the monster shouldn't have a Status Effect on it ,for it'll eventually leads to it's death.However if it has Expert Regenerator, you'll need a Status Effect move to get it below it's 15% along with the 1HP drop move.
Moves like Bane Claw, Berserk, Vermins Slither can help aswell, for they have a % of Max. HP is added to the damage effect.
However if you don't have a super duper awesome team i highly advise you to still use Ultimate Boxes on Legendaries and especially on Ancients.
Watch out for Recoil moves ! There are some monsterwith recoil moves, these can and eventually will end in the monster killing itself, there are 3 ways dealing with those :
1)Risk it. Simply figth them like normally and take the risk of it killin itself.
2)Status Effects. Put it to sleep or freeze it. It's the better way to fight them, reduces or even neutralizing the risk of it to die by its own move. That however will not work, if the monster has Perfect Body, Sleep Immunits or Freeze Immunity.
3)Stat Reduction. Reduce it's accuracy stat, the moster won't take recoil damage from a move that missed.
Combine the last 2 methods for best results.

Step 3 :

The "Catch" :

For that you have to keep following in mind,
to catch a monster you need to drop it's HP below or to a set percentage :
Regular : 100%
Superior : 90%
Emissary : 80
Zenith : 75%
Starter : 75%
Legendary : 70%
Ancient : 60%

If you manage to get the "prey" to 1HP you can simply throw a regular Monster Box to catch it, this way you'll save plenty of money.
If you don't want to do it with the 1HP method, get it down to the percentage and throw an Ultimate Box.

A List of all monsters and moves that will not drop the enemy HP below 1 -> 1 HP move list
If you know the Move name, you can look it up on the dex, to see the monsters able to learn it.

The Counter :

This is a little explanation of the "Counter"

First off : the Counter wasn't implemented to make hunting easier, it is a counter measurement.
1.It won't leave you empty handed when you run from an Ancient or whatever.
2.It's meant to somewhat counter the so called "draughts"
those are parts of your hunting, in which you won't find anything for a really long time.

How does it work ?

Well it actually is pretty simple.
For each 3 encounters, you get 1 on the Counter.
Means with all 3 monsters you find, you will raise the number on the counter by 1. It doesn't matter whether you fight those, or if you run from them.

What does it do ?

Well, for each hit Counter you will get an 100% base increase of the encounter chance.
325counters for Zeniths
1250counters for Legendaries
10000counters for Ancient
note the 3:1 rule
means the actual ENCOUNTERS you need to do, to get the bonus on the counter are :
975encounters for Zenit
3750encounters for Legendaries
30000encounters for Ancients

It will provide a 100% base increase for one of these 3 Classes.
for example
if your counter is 10.000 which would be x1 for ancients
the chance of finding one will be increased by 100% of the base chance which would be 0.01% ( 1 / 10.000)
so with a 1x counter, you would have a 0.02%chance of finding one
on a 2x counter you would have a 0.03% chance
IF there are several Monsters of the same class on the map, only one will get boosted, not both.
Means on a map with only one Zenith the chance would increase to 0.64% because 0.32+0.32=0.64
On a map with 2 Zenith, where only one will get the boost, it will be a 0.48% overall chance
because 0.16+0.16 +0.16(base increase of the counter)0 0.48
which leaves the boosted zenith with a higher chance to appear than the not boosted one.
that means, if you're aiming for a higher chance of getting a zenith, it now makes even more sense to go to a map with only one Zenith.

How long does it stay ?

The counter will only reset, once you enter battle with one of the 3 classes
1.Zenith
2.Legendary
3.Ancient

Of course the counter will only reset upon entering the battle with the respective class,
Entering a battle with an Ancient won't reset the other 2 for example.
Note : it does not matter whether you win or loose, as soon as you enter the battle, the counter will reset.
So make sure you have a team that can handle the battle to not waste your chance

For the official explanation and thread check out this link
-> Official Thread

TP-Training/Role Guideline for new Players

Sun, 26 Oct 2014 05:55:26 +0000

There are different "roles" a monster can take.
I'll list the 3 most common/efficient below and a guide how to tp train them and how to choose them.

But first off we start with an explanation of what TP are.
TP stands for Training Points,they boost the stats of the monster 4TP=1Stat-point
A monster can have 800 TP-points in total, with a maximum of 400 in one stat.
The TP-Points are added automatically to your monster.

There also are the UVs which stand for unique value, they increase the stat aswell, 2UV = 1 stat point
The maximum amount of UVs is 50, it's incredibly rare to find them though.
You can donate to increase the UVs to 45 or even to 50 in all stats.
On top there are attacks which are based on the Unique Power which is the sum of all Uvs added, also the Unique Power type can be changed by adjusting the UVs in certain stats.
You might feel that they increase more than that, hoewver that has to do with the nature whether it boosts a certain stat or not.

So with that being cleared let's get down to the "Know How".

TP-Training :

There are several ways to tp train.
The best way would be to beat wild monsters, those will reward TP ranging from 1-4, that allows for specific tp training and can be combined, with hunting or training
To see what kind of TP a monster will reward you, check their dex etry page

You can access the entry page by clicking on their image, by going to the dex via the misc menu in th topbar

or by clicking on the monster dex icon ->  in the bottom bar of the game screen.
You can also click on the  icon to see all the monsters on your current map, and also which TP they will reward.
It'll look like this :

Additionally there are Items buyable at the store in the "health" item section each of them costs 5k (5.000)gold

The items are called "Nutrition" and "Degrade" you can enter either of these in the searchbar, to get the list of the items,
Nutritions :
Attack Nutrition Defense Nutrition HP Nutrition

Sp.Atk NutritionSp.Def NutritionSpeed Nutrition

Degrades :
Attack Degrade Defense Degrade HP Degrade

Sp.Atk DegradeSp.Def DegradeSpeed Degrade

Nutritions will boost the specific stat by 10 points, with a maximum amount of 200 points, that means you can only use 20 nutritions per stat, which makes 10k gold per stat, the rest you have to gain per battles.

Degrades will reduce the specific stat by 10 points, you can use them as many times as you like, but they are only usable once so you have to purchase several.
Like if you want to reduce the Defense stat by 30 points, you need to use 3 defense degrades.

Additionally i would advice to use the Held-Item "Double Training"  it costs 2.5k(2.500)gold and doubles the rewarded TP
so 2 will be 4 and 3 will be 6

To choose which role will suit which monster best , you can check the dex-entries by either clicking on the monsters image, clicking on the dex-icon in the "hotbar" at the bottom of the game screen or by checking the "misc" menu in the topbar.

For Example :

This monster got insane speed and special atk stats, which will make for a good special sweeper, you want to make sure, its speed and sp.atk UVs are high and that it has fitting abilities and nature like listed below.
Another example :

This monster got high defense and sp.def stats so it would be perfect as a wall, you want to make sure its Def, Sp.Def and HP UVs are high and it has fitting nature and abilities like listed below.

The TPs are generic, it will all depend on the base stat, for example if a monster got more def than sp.def, you want to tp less in def and more in sp.def.
That applies to each role instead of sweeper.

Wall :

A wall is a monster which relies solely on defenses and status moves.

Natures : Blockhead / Profound / Discreet / Debonair / Impenetrable / Champion / Comfortable / Delicate / Endurable / Guarded / Perceptive / Secluded / Sedate / Sentinel / Solid / Trickster / Vigilante / Wary / Wise

Abilities : Slow Tough / Cautious / Radiation / Expert Regenerator / Camouflage / Perfect Body / Defense Master / Sp.Defense Master / Shield Master

TP-Training : You usually go for a 400 / 400 on Defense / Sp.Defense. You might wann to go for some HP instead of a few defenses depending on how high those are.

How to use : Don't let the idea of a monster with high defensive stats and low attack, and spattack fool you, with the proper monsters, and move pools walls can be some of the strongest builds in the game. walls can play different rolls depending on how you build them. moves that boost stats are very important when building a good wall, one example i'll use is "wishing star- increases one of the users stats 5 stages, user recovers 20% of it's maximum health" most commonly found on a odani, wishing star is one of the best stat boosting moves because it also heals 20% of the using monster health. this means that it can boost up it's stats and heal at the same time, winning. other moves can be tricky and will depend a lot on the abilities your monster has. status effect moves are the most common with walls, relying on poison, burning, and bleeding to inflict damage to the enemy, this can be easily be avoided with a monster that has perfect body ability. hp percentage moves are a good way to counter this ability *berserker- 54% of the enemies health is added to the damage as long as not type immune, randomly decreases one of the enemy's stats by 2 stages" because this move adds so much to the damage the attack stat itself doesn't matter as much, this move will hit very hard against any monster if it's not type immune. based on the abilities your wall has boosting accuracy may be required before using a move like this. of course the best way to learn how to use a wall properly is from experience, start looking for wall natures when you hunt, check the move lists to ensure it is capable of being a good wall, and most importantly keep an eye out for good abilities.

Tank :

A Tank is a monster which can be divided in 2 categories :
1)Physical Tank, good Attack stat and good defensive stats.
a)Offensive, more focused on Attack on the cost of a bit defense.
b)Defensive :more focused on defense on the cost of a bit attack,
2)Special Tank, good Sp.Attack stat and good defensive stats.
a)Offensive,more focused on sp.attack on the cost of a bit defense.
b)Defensive,more focused on defense on the cost of a bit sp.attack.
The Tank takes on the damage taking part with the ability to strike back.It's defensive abilities aren't as good as the Wall's
But it is more versatile.

Natures : Physical Tank : Butcher / Reaper / Bullet / Radiant / Fearless
Special Tank : Tank / Specialized / Spooky / Sage / Calm / Morbid / Visible

Abilities : Physical Tank : Slow Strong / Slow Tough / Expert Regenerator / Accuracy Master /Attack Master / Physical Master / Defense Master / Sp.Defense Master / Shield Master / Perfect Body
Special Tank : Slow Strong / Slow Tough / Expert Regenerator / Accuracy Master / Sp.Attack Master / Special Master / Defense Master / Sp.Defense Master / Shield Master / Perfect Body

TP-Training : Physical Tank : 300 / 250 / 250 in Attak / Defense / Sp.Defense
Special Tank : 300 / 250 / 250 in Sp.Attack / Defense / Sp.Defense

How to use : tanks are a wonderful build to have on any type of team, with strong defensive stats, and strong attack, or spattack they can be very formidable against any other type of build. the monsters base stats, and move pools determine which type of tank the monster would be better suited for physical attack, or spattack. each tank needs certain moves in order to work effectively. a healing move preferably one that also causes damage is required for such a build in order to ensure your monster survives during a battle, some sort of boosting move that especially increases accuracy like "magic scales" is very important, but boosting other stats like defenses, or attack/spattack can be a good thing too. some monsters have damaging attack that boost accuracy and other stats but some will only have a status move to do the job, either way a move like this is needed. a very high damage move is good to have so once your monsters accuracy and other stats have a good boost you can unleash your fury on the enemy, these can be good hp percentage moves like "berserker" or just high base damage moves. for the last move on the list it can be different for each monster status inflicting moves are ok, a good status clearing move, a stat reducing or removing move to keep your enemy from boosting, or it can use a 1 priority move to help hit first even against monsters with higher speed. all of those depend on what monster you have and also what you feel would work better for you. in my opinion tanks can be some of the best types to bring with you in any situation.

Sweeper(Glass Cannon) :

The Sweeper is focusing solely on Offensive might and Speed,therefore it has low defenses and miserable HP.Hit with all your might and do it first !
Again it can be split in 2 subroles :
A)Physical Sweeper, focuses on Attack and Speed
B)Special Sweeper, focuses on Sp.Attack and Speed

Natures : Physical Sweeper : Trembling / Aggressive / Vigorous
Special Sweeper : Hallucination / Aggressive / Hilarious

Abilities : Physical Sweeper : Attack Master / Physical Master / Speed Master / Accuracy Master / Bonus Damage
Special Sweeper : Sp.Attack Master / Special Master / Speed Master / Accuracy Master / Bonus Damage

TP-Training : Physical Sweeper : 400 / 400 on Attack / Speed
Special Sweeper : 400 / 400 on Sp.Attack / Speed

How to use : sweeper/glass cannon can be a good addition to a strong team. with their high speed they generally hit first, and with all of their training going into just two stats that end up with well above the average monsters speed, attack, or spattack. i cannot stress enough how accurate a sweeper needs to be, if it misses it's normally down for the count in one sometimes two hits. your sweeper cannot win a battle or even help much in a battle if it can't land a hit. i recommend sticking with monsters that have accuracy master ability. the moves are very important as well, a sweeper needs a "+1 priority move" to boost it's chances of hitting first since it will be battling against other sweepers with high speed eventually. a healing move that also does damage, it cannot be a status move and the higher the damage the better. this will allow to survive things like radiation and status effects doesn't normally help much if your sweeper takes a heavy damage attack. the last two moves are a bit easier to pick since it will depend on what monster you have. accuracy increasing move of course would be a wise choice but most monsters do not have a damaging attack that increases accuracy so keep an eye out on monsters that do. a hp percentage attack can work well against monsters with stronger defenses, but i suggest only using these if your monsters accuracy is extremely good since most of these strong attacks have very low accuracy. there other other moves such as a status inflicting attack, stat decreasing attacks preferably ones that lower the enemies accuracy, and attacks that boost your sweepers speed, attack, or spattack. all of this depends on the monster you have and what you would prefer.

So far thanks to Weazel,for reading it over and helping on the TP-Training part :>
And Special thanks to Minordaddy for writing the "how to use" parts and optimizing the role details :>

Sell/Trade Guideline for new Players

Sat, 25 Oct 2014 21:45:41 +0100

First steps :

1. If you intend to sell / trade, you of course need to visit a Market.
Those can be found on most Towns and Cities.

To Trade : You'll have to do one of 2 things.

1: You're the one who puts it up.

>Go to the market
>select either of the 2 options.

2. Put it to trade.

>Select put it on Trade
>Wait for the Validation Message to pop up.

3.You got an offer to your Monster.

>Click on the Tab
>Wait for the next menu to pop up.

4.Accepting / Declining

> Check the Offer count.
> Click on Show made offers

> Check Monster and Money offer.
> Decide if you like what you see.
> Accept or Decline.

1. You want to Offer on a Monster:

>Go the Market
>Select Search on Trade Monster
>wait for the next page

2. Find a Monster

> Plenty of options to filter.
> Filter for what suits your need.
> Filter by Owner is the best way to trade with friends etc.

> Use the Show Detailed button to See if it suits your needs.
> You can check other Peoples offers via the Show made offers.
> Click offer if you want to make an Offer.

> Filter for what you want to Offer to save yourself time!
> Click on "add to offer list" if you want to add your monster to the offer List.
>IMPORTANT! : Money can only be added once a Monster is added.
>Clicking once on "Add to Offer" Suffices to have your Monster Added.

> Once the button turns Yellow you offered a Monster.
> From this Point you can offer money on it.
>Congratz! You succesfully offered a Monster

1.You want to Sell a Monster

> Once more, Pick either of those options.
> Wait for the next page.

> Insert a price into the field.
> Click on Put on Sale
>IMPORTANT! Placing a monster will cost you 10% of the Selling price temporary.
E.g.: You want to sell it for 1Million, it'll cost you 100k temporarily.
>You get the Money back once you put it down from Sale or get it Sold.
>Wait for the verificiation Message saying that your monster is on sale.

> Check if the Price is correct.
> Update it if needed. Or take it off from sale.
>That's it

1.You want to buy a Monster

> Click on Buy MOnster from Bazaar.
> Wait for the next page.

> Filter for what you seek.
> Filter by Seller is the best way to buy stuff from your friends.
> Check the Price.
> click buy.
> Monster will be send to your storage.
> That's it.

I won't go too much into detail on the whole NPC thing.
It's pretty self explanaining.

Prices and Values differ depending on Classes, and Their Nature, UVs and Abilities etc.
For a good idea of what's good and therefore should be sold higher, I'd advise to check
> This Guide <

Chaos_Ozone's moveset secret

Tue, 29 Apr 2014 22:13:59 +0100

To successfully make a moveset, worthy enough to make a good pvp monsters and for catching ancients, legendaries, and ancients, for sweeper, have priority moves (+1 or +2) Higher priority, higher chance it has to go first.

WALL MONSTERS

Have stat reducing attacks and stat increasing moves (Liquid defense, Wishing star, etc) and also carry a move that will not drop a monsters health below 1 (Level off, bright shock) also carry moves that recover health, Also have moves that deal a randomly inflicts a status problem, or specify the status problem, some monsters are yetee,plagubonic,sarcuda,albinus,golemet and qillusion

TANKS

Such as korrodo,anglare and others, have a move that deals extra damage with a move such as choke off and berserker, you also need to carry stat increasing moves and status inflicting moves, such as Event horizon, lethal blow, Make sure to carry stat reducing and increasing moves to make it harder for your opponent to bring your health down, also have the abilities that decrease a specific stat, perfect body or slow tough/strong some good monsters are korrodo,anglare,chromaul,ugoyle,chlorotops and vydral

SWEEPERS

Always carry priority moves such as shadow slash, destructive blast, and storm calling. Carry moves that deal damage and recover a decent amount of health, such a lunar shot, and carry moves that increase your evasion and accuracy, recommended monsters are grimarrow, korrodo, vesuverex, orogond, anglare

ITEMS

That can be held is your choice, the ones i recommend is accuracy item and orbs (Light,dragon,water etc) accuracy increase the accuracy by 15% and orbs recover health every turn.
Also, be sure to have good abilities to help your monsters, recommended ones are perfect body, slow tough, slow strong, accuracy master and much more!

VERSATILE MONSTERS

Some monsters can be used for tanks,sweepers and walls, some very good ones are golemet,yetee,dimagem and odani, they all have very high stats in everything, besides yetee and golemet in speed, so they will be a butcher/tank.

Examples!

Sweeper: https://www.monstermmorpg.com/SeeUserMon...ID=1934992

Tank: https://www.monstermmorpg.com/SeeUserMon...?ID=850163

Wall: https://www.monstermmorpg.com/SeeUserMon...ID=1105807