Landmine

The magic-eating bug has way too weak resistance…

>>3

HP is low too.

Blame your own resilience for getting caught up in it and dying without permission.

The troublesome one is when it isn’t visible.

Aren’t you stronger if there are more monsters around?

I’ll read the Monster House scroll for you.

I don’t want to fight one-on-one without an echo because everyone around is too serious…

I thought there might be something like a big bracelet, but there wasn’t.

>>11

It means that Orochi is stronger.

“Scroll of the Forbidden Vacuum Slash, Double Shot…!”

Three

If this guy fought properly from the front, he was definitely quite strong, at least at the level of a basic dive collection.

Well, sometimes when you try to fight properly, the Demon King’s staff comes flying from behind.

Since I’m the final boss, let me handle it.

>>18

Items in the abnormal category are not wasted, self-enhancing items are impressive, and even forced-following companions are useful.

I think it’s quite a good adjustment for a serious story boss, Reeva.

It feels like the HP is a bit too high.

>>18

Your throwing reflex will not be tolerated.

Fighting head-on (power up, no winner)

>>20

So I’ll set up a bunch of reapers and skeleton demon lords.

A saint who doesn’t respond coldly to a wanderer who diligently prepares items.

I hope the cursed insects will learn from the demons of Onigashima.

The golden city that was destroyed by something like this…

>>23

Because there weren’t any items for 30 floors…

>>23

Didn’t a lot of them emerge, but only one survived…?

I didn’t pick up even one blank sheet of paper, not at all…

It’s stronger than the average brainless monster, but when asked if it’s a strong boss, with heavy armor power-ups on its back, you could easily just beat it to death.

Seiki

Σ🛡️

Monster

It’s a bowyer!

>>36

The god Reeba is quite good at hospitality.

No, but the killer gather arrangement is unacceptable.

>>36

I got angry at the Kyuras who were prepared with a staff, scrolls, and throwing attacks.

>>36

This guy is really loose…! It’s no different from Mamoru…!

It’s nice to have a boss that dies instantly with a Monster House scroll.

>>37

It’s a scroll that normally shouldn’t exist before clearing, you know.

>>147

You won’t know unless you either get the official guidebook from Chunsoft (the black one) or beat Fey’s final challenge on your own.

>>147

Regardless of other means, when it’s said that using this on your first play makes it a breeze, it just feels off…

I prefer a boss who slips on a banana peel.

I feel like there was a boss in GB2 that nullifies both wands and scrolls.

In the end, it feels like we just equip our trained gear and healing items and keep fighting.

Hindsight only.

>>42

That said, I think it’s rare to be in a situation where there are absolutely no items to try out for the time being.

>>47

There was one time when I had a power-up and recovery type, but nothing else besides sleep and confusion happened properly.

While hunting dragons, I kept hoping something would appear! Something would appear! but it just didn’t work out at all.

Woooooaaaaah! Power up! Full force punchhhh!

Then I died in 3 turns.

I have a memory that the boss in the story was crap for Jaguar.

I wonder why.

>>44

As mentioned above, isn’t it just a job where you use a banana to slap things?

>>44

Simply put, because the HP is too high, sometimes items run out when going with Kamina’s instinct.

If you think of Leva as a trial for humans who have probably come to climb, it makes sense that they would go through various things properly.

Even though a junior like Jakaku-kun has repelled a large number of adventurers at least once…

It’s fun to break through using the items and knowledge I’ve accumulated up to this point.

The only possibility of losing while being in a state of readiness is when the demon lord becomes a demon and is temporarily shaken off.

There are a lot of terrible bosses overall in 4.

At first, I could only fight by exchanging blows with seriously trained equipment.

After learning various things, I realized that I can take down this guy no matter what, it’s totally easy! That was fun.

Adjusting it to the level of an ogre boss is just right.

It’s frustrating to hold back against weak opponents and lose, but it’s obvious when it’s a boss…

It’s a shame that even though we could have had a rematch, we can’t.

I want to try various things since I’m going to have to create a new diary, but it will actually be like free diving.

>>58

Even though clearing with friends is explicitly reflected in the ending, the opportunity only happens the first time…

One substitute is enough.

In reality, there are instances where one dies, but rather than being killed by this guy, it’s more that before getting close to him, you mess up and get hit by a one-shot combo from his followers.

Because it’s much more unreasonable on the way.

It’s mostly the skeleton’s fault, though.

The generic magic-eating worm Orochi also had poor resistance.

>>62

Instead, it became more mysterious and began to swell…

No resistance means just a weakling! Bring out Orochi!

Waterfall Wetland and Mugen Valley Dislike

Lord Diver pretends to stop at around 1T of non-effectiveness.

I like it quite a bit because if you have certain preparations ready, you can relatively easily pull off an instant death combo.

A boss in a roguelike can be weak and that’s just fine.

>>69

I thought it felt just right to release a ton of accumulated items and feel good about it during the boss battle in the Gensokyo of Mystery.

Don’t go doing things like teleportation or long-distance sniping.

>>69

It’s tough to fight a very strong boss with a fixed pattern for a long time.

There are parts that don’t quite match the essence of a roguelike, even if you clear it once and play it again.

It’s best to have a healing effect like the recent bosses, where it works but has a short duration.

The final boss should at least have the abilities of gathering and sucking in like an elephant.

>>71

I’ll kill you.

During the first play, Shiren was turned into a rice ball by a demon lord’s bullet that flew in from off-screen with just one step taken.

I was quite terrified because this thing that came close to me killed me with damage in the triple digits…

Those who fought this guy while wearing down their resources are happy.

It’s fun, that kind of thing.

I also like stuffing a guitar into a jar.

The first time I met this guy, I was almost out of supplies and on my last breath, so I died after a fierce battle.

Well, I feel like it was the surrounding skeletons that put on the fierce battle…

>>77

It’s undeniable that a fight will turn into a fierce battle if we hit each other head-on, so that memory might not be incorrect either.

semen

Sometimes you see people who get sulky when a beginner, eager to struggle with this guy, defeats him in a way that allows them to kill him instantly.

>>81

There are quite a few people who want to say, “That’s not your ability, it’s information you found online, right?” at all costs.

>>81

When it comes to streaming, there’s usually a lot of insider knowledge involved.

“Let’s just punch each other head-on! But then you came from behind.”

>>84

Conversely, the monsters from 6 have a 100% usage rate if there’s a space for long-range traits.

Let’s duke it out head-on! But then there’s Jakaku, who just keeps getting burned by dragon flames endlessly.

I want the flanking attacks to be really effective, but…

It’s definitely a feeling of “instant death in a monster house is just too much…”

>>87

It’s more like annihilation rather than killing…

>>89

Isn’t the very existence of it after clearing?

>>87

I don’t know about that, so I won’t do it.

Shiren Jyakakuu Dragon

I laughed at how friendly fire happened in that composition, but thanks to it, we were able to win.

It’s too tough around us to bring the situation to a face-to-face fight.

I think it’s fine to have at least a 2-damage conversion for the gather.

There are ways to respond, like stacking buffs and attacking.

>>93

It’s one thing to have guys like that in the monster table.

It’s not good that the boss at the top has resistances that negate most of the collectible items.

You probably won’t do it if you don’t know about house rolls.

Even a substitute can normally make you go “Ah…” without knowing anything.

The path of the magic-eating worm feels a bit different too…

It’s fine to fight properly with the thread image, but you know…

The surroundings, huh?

The demon boss throws poisonous plants and becomes slow.

It takes one turn to fix my slow speed, and I can’t recover the lost power, so it’s easy.

That’s a different level from the thread image because losing items due to fire and falling is scary.

I think there are not many wanderers who can say they fought without any information at that time and won easily.

>>100

For now, the staff I swung had an effect… or was in the line of fire of the Demon King… it’s something that happens often.

I struggled so much until then! I don’t think it’s ridiculous.

I created a Manji Cabra +99 and a Wind Demon Shield +99 to defeat this guy.

>>101

Neither of them has fallen on Table Mountain or is for sale, right?

You can only obtain it with a very low probability from the pot of change.

>>104

I got it from the pot of change, so I trained like crazy.

I died before I even saw the first battle.

A final boss battle that can go any way.

It was a battle that conveyed the author’s struggle to somehow elevate the excitement.

I really like the image of the thread because I thought I was going to die since Leva God was much stronger than I expected, so the last winning run ended on a good note.

Is there anyone scary around this guy other than the Demon King?

I don’t really remember what came out… Was there a Karakurido?

>>108

It feels like the one from the table right before will come out as is.

Unless the item drop is really good, engaging in all front-line battles is simply exhausting.

In my memories, the chaotic hard drumless is stronger… what should I do?

Well, I definitely think the one who makes this battlefield the most troublesome is the Demon King.

There are a lot of demon lords, which is dangerous, so it’s a reversal phenomenon that we must quickly delete the thread image.

The Riva has a good balance in specifications, but the HP is too high.

The skeleton demon is too noisy.

Having multiple demons in an open room is the worst.

It’s too stupid to lose on the first encounter with a big boss, so it’s fine if the bosses in Mystery Dungeon are weak.

Graphics that don’t fit within a 1-square range had quite an impact…

The demon lord around is more troublesome.

If anything, I’m being dragged down by the demon lord’s staff…

>>119

(Substitute)

The guards are just the skeleton demon lord and Mad Remlas.

The only scary one, including the boss, is the demon king.

So, since I’m only on the 25th and 26th floors and suddenly reappearing here, it would be bad if I missed my chance at genocide.

>>121

Since I generally deal with grim reapers and such, being asked if I would eliminate a demon king…

>>121

So the existence of the Ether Devil has been erased… I remember seeing somewhere in a stream that someone used a staff against a Magic-eating Bug and won, but then this guy appeared and bounced it back, ruining everything.

If you try to fill the hole, it just becomes more and more troublesome, so this is good enough.

If you want to fight properly, don’t bring your entourage!

The demon king is really a terrible game that barely crosses the line of being forgivable.

>>127

If you dive multiple times and strengthen your sword and shield, then it’s not really a problem even if you get turned into rice balls.

Since I properly dealt with you the first time I cleared it, you should be at peace now.

I remember going all out on the back with a draw after reading 2 or 3 pages of Vacuum Slash.

Well, there is a sense that fighting while free diving or similar activities is bad.

Whoa, first a Dragon Grass! One more Dragon Grass! I’m dead…

The demon lord was able to do as he pleased with his rice ball sleep, and finally, using scrolls and herbs, it was a despair for the gardenia.

>>133

Kiiiiiiiiin

If I approach from the front, even the surrounding skeletons are scary.

Anyway, let’s merge the soul of enlightenment.

>>135

Is the skeleton type included?

>>135

It doesn’t work on the Demon King, you know.

>>138

Seriously, I was mixing up the remake and my memories.

The Grim Reaper is too much of a struggling maker.

It rushes in at lightning speed and drains HP.

>>137

That guy is awesome even in the newest work.

>>148

First, the threat of the Grim Reaper type being able to grasp our position at double speed.

Furthermore, the King of the Underworld has tough HP and no blind spots.

Shiren is made by modifying the game data of Torneko.

So, they probably decided to make the effects of Rariho and Piolium into this guy’s staff because it seemed like a waste.

Well, there are way too many things that are pretty bad when you receive them… Level down is the one that’s not so bad at all.

I only had this guy’s image in my mind, so I played GB2.

Isn’t it a bit too much to completely nullify our countermeasure?

The danger of the Demon King has already been shown extensively…

I feel like the impression would have been different if that had been the first time it was featured here.

The background music here is actually more powerful and cool on the GB.

It was nice that they caught the condor with string, but I wonder if they really just caught it and didn’t eat it or anything.

Isn’t the Demon King outside of sight the strongest among all the legendary summoned companions?

When I see the thread image, it makes me want to watch Kaiji.

The guy who symbolizes a rough kind of strength called Daileppu.

First, you fight me one-on-one.

The direct killer Daileppu, the invisible and wobbly killer Astral Devil, and the strangely resilient King of the Underworld.

Everyone is different, and everyone is the worst.

The wall-penetrating triple-speed frame has quietly become a standard, but these guys are strange, right?

You get crammed into a large room with your companions, so you don’t really have the luxury to fight properly.

It’s good to act at twice the speed.

It’s not proportional to the number of punches thrown.

The image in the thread is so pitiful that it seems like everything works on it, to the point that it’s hard to believe anything wouldn’t.