#Azure dreams monsters free

It's so rare as to be nearly nonexistent unless you feed items to a Barong until you get the right one.

The almost-impossible-to-find Trained Wand is immune to rust traps, bolstered by red sand, and improves the power of mixture magic.

The Live Shield also deals damage to monsters, even just by standing there, but sadly it is not immune to rust traps. The Mirror Shield is not only immune to rust traps and can be improved by blue sands, it actually fully reflects back all magic to monsters.You can preserve the effectiveness of any equipment from rust traps by taking it off when you're not using it. However, rust traps only effect equipment you're actually wearing.On the other hand, they still benefit from the Red/Blue Sands (red for swords, rlue for shields) which give them a +1 to damage/defense, so after a few trips your weapon and shield will be on-par with the better equipment in the game, and it's only going to get more powerful as you progress up the tower. Sure, the attack and defense are pathetic, but neither will be harmed in the least by the rust traps laying about. Not to mention the Gold Sword and Diamond Shield.The same goes for all of the bird monster, Dream, as well, whose Mixture Magic attacks are the most powerful and most impressive in the whole game, perhaps to compensate for the fact that it's otherwise virtually useless as a fighting monster (it can hypnotize other monsters into sleeping though).Great for when you're surrounded by 20+ monsters from a trap. Awesome Yet Practical: U-Boat's Hidden Magic DeRock, when used as Mixture Magic, summons Seiryu, the water dragon, to attack everything in the room.Both have very good starting damage, but both succumb to rust, ultimately making the Gold Sword a better choice. The Dark Sword and Holy Swords respectively.Not so great when you're trying to push for the top and need every Herb and MP-restorative you can get. Great for exploring end-of-the-run floors when you've got a Wind Crystal and plan to go back soon anyway.

Having two monsters out using the second collar you can find.

Sometimes you miss, and Koh apparently has a pretty good throwing arm and your monsters have a pretty bad case of ADD, leaving Koh to fight the monster alone and your monster to wander about the level randomly until you meet up with it again or go up a floor.

Given that the entire game is based around resource management, wasting even 1 or 2 HP can be the difference between victory or defeat.

#Azure dreams monsters free

This gives your monster a free attack on the enemy in question, even if they would normally strike second and also keeps fragile Koh a few steps back from the monster. Awesome Yet Impractical: Some of the lighter monsters (including Kewne, your familiar) can be picked up and hurled at an enemy.Asteroids Monster: Manoevas (PS1 version).They're also useful for any monster from an Arachne fusion, which doubles their base power but does not apply to stats gained in the current tower trip unless their stats are healed. However, try to make it through those floors, and you'll probably be kicking yourself if you don't have any. Antidote Effect: The hazak herb (which recovers a reduced attack stat), is completely useless on all floors of the tower that do not contain Vipers, the only monster capable of inflicting that effect.American Kirby Is Hardcore: The box art for the PSX version: Japan and America.In a reverse of early incarnations of Link, his shield will never face away from the viewer. Ambidextrous Sprite: Koh, in the tower.(For both versions unless noted otherwise.)