>>1

I’m not Tony, but I want to wipe the fog off your glasses.

>>1

You guys have messed up the destiny of me and Jeff!!

The main body is average.

While support-type protagonists aren’t that uncommon, it’s quite rare for them not to learn any attack magic (PSI) like in Mother.

>>3

You have a PK finisher, right?

The fuel efficiency is terrible, so it’s understandable not to use it from γ…

As long as I can just shoot the super bazooka…

A boy with severe myopia who understands that he must fight using his mind because his weapon is strong.

As a reflection on the previous work, most dedicated items no longer break.

>>9

Well, it broke, you see.

This is Lloyd’s reflection.

Take it easy.

Roid was a bit of a failure, wasn’t he…

Thief position

Roid, wasn’t that the weakness you originally targeted?

It felt like a poorly balanced Dragon Quest II, and I thought that Lloyd from the first one was not good!

Although I can’t dislike it in terms of the story, the enemies are too strong even if I take money from the Burabura Gang.

Having to take Lloyd to the abandoned balance adjustment HoliRori is just hell.

The rewind function is surprisingly strong without breaking… that’s how I felt about the Death Beam and flamethrower.

1 is, how should I put it, it’s pointless to deal proper damage because it’s all about freezing it to near death or instant death with beams as the main weapon…

Unbreakable super bazooka

Literally a one-hit kill pencil rocket 20.

I want to do an encounter adjustment.

Is a pencil rocket just some kind of military weapon?

If I could walk around with Pippi, most of my frustrations would be resolved.

A pencil rocket does about 100 damage, so if you fire 20 shots, that’s 2000 damage, right?

The launch sound of that 20 is irresistible.

The Pencil Rocket 5 was also quite impressive at the time of its debut.

>>24

Freeze β is quite something, isn’t it?

I thought he was a weak boy with glasses, but he was a commando.

If Lloyd also wields a boomerang and keeps taking down enemies with a flamethrower, he can put up a decent fight.

In the end, nobody can really go all out anyway…

Pippi and Teddy have the same growth rate, but even if it’s reused, Pippi shows individuality.

Since I received quite a bit of help with leveling up, I at least wanted to be taken to conquer the zoo.

I have been forgotten by my father.

First meetings can save you from a pinch and leave a strong impression, right?

Speaking of which, how did the prince’s joining go…?

>>30

You join after completing training in a dream you had while high on drugs at the beach.

>>30

Ness and the others eat magic cake and dream.

On the other hand, in the land of Ranma, Poo, after finishing his training, hears an old legend and comes to help.

That’s how it is.

Even if I get tied up at 20, it’s still easy to clear.

The one for 5 is obtained when Pola withdraws, so it becomes essential instead.

I think the pencil rocket is too strong, but it was a fun kind of strength.

The gourmet tofu machine can also be used for attacks.

It’s a pencil rocket that rarely gets a full hit because it depends on Jeff’s speed.

Nevertheless, it’s strange that this weapon casually produces four-digit numbers.

>>36

If I give the rabbit charm, things will stabilize, but there’s a dilemma because I want to prioritize giving it to Pora.

The pencil rocket 20 is sold just like that.

A portable size that does 1000 damage…

I want to recreate it with rocket fireworks.

>>38

Speaking of which, I haven’t seen fireworks rockets for sale lately.

From the department store monster to the Mani Mani demon, the complacent robot, the giant mushroom, the giant rat, the weasel, the hedgehog, the Kraken, and even the mastermind of the stone statue, it’s all connected to Rocket 5!

I am a servant of the penis that follows the penis.

The prince joined late in the first place, and he drops out midway, so it’s tough not having him around when needed.

If you had started PT earlier, there would be many areas that would be easier.

The Yudan robot will dodge if it’s not boosting its speed.

Samaltria, who handed over the spell to Loresia, is Lloyd.

>>45

The advantage of being able to drop out temporarily or to fall first without any issues.

>>54

What will we do about healing if Samaru falls first…?

>>64

Isn’t it that Samaru is troubled but Lloyd isn’t?

1 It’s quite rare to have a balance that doesn’t fight properly in various ways during the final phase…

The idea that mixing the unused ending of Dragon Quest II with Jeff’s death leads to being stabbed when meeting Tony is a bit too far-fetched at times.

Perhaps because the performance of PSI is high, it’s not the case that everyone has a significantly high PP.

Some say that the half-braid PP is too much.

>>50

That guy’s PP is external.

>>50

I guess it means to somehow manage with water, a magnetic toy, and a bento.

I don’t care! While fighting, sprinkle some strange candy on it and eat it!

Super Chuchu is quite useful.

I’ll have them absorb enemies that seem dangerous to suck in.

The sentry robot in Monotory is also painful.

Missile carrier

Once the tools no longer break, it’s just a dedicated PSI that doesn’t use PP…

Unless there are exceptional circumstances, Shield Killer-kun is overshadowed by the Chuuwa machine.

At least if it were a sure hit.

I can die about three times from the damage I take when I shoot Penrock 20 at Diamond Dog and explode.

Peel off the shield of the Diamond Dog with the Chuwa Machine and shoot in the Pencil Rocket 20.

>>66

It’s a hassle, but let’s launch the next round before Jeff dies!

Even if you die from a reflection, it’s fine as long as you recover before you die!

Marl de Homo

“Go back, you Homo!”

Even when tied up in penrope, still strong.

When I was young, I thought consumables were weak because they could only be used once.

I have to use the homo erase machine quickly.

>>78

It’s a terrifying weapon that eliminates homosexuals.

Please do not use it near the bathhouse.

>>81

The dormitory has disappeared…

There’s only a little bit of a homo machine here.

>>79

Gaus-senpai… that’s a lie, right…?

I think it’s common for everyone to wonder if something is off with the damage when they shoot Penroke 5 at an appropriate boss.

I feel like I’ve wasted something by using it carelessly in Winters…

I wanted effects for bombs and pen locations too.

It may be due to the absence of a corresponding PSI.

I was shooting at the rampaging goat.

Due to Penroke 20, the bosses after the magical realm are pretty lackluster.

Even a pen 5 can become quite a mainstay.

Money is power.

Since you’ll have extra money anyway, go ahead and spend it.

Until summer, I’m really struggling financially.

It’s too good-hearted of you to come all the way from a snow country just to believe in some suspicious telepathy.

>>91

(What… there are also men…)

>>93

The main character of Boy Meets Girl was not me…

The returned Gepu used for testing Penroke 20.

I feel like one reason the star storm feels somewhat lacking is…

After entering the Demon World, the purchases of weapons and armor will suddenly decrease.

Considering the specifications of Pooh’s PP recovery in Star Storm, it can be casually used in exchange for items, but the difference in evaluation might be because it’s not single-target damage.

Although there hasn’t been an armor update from Summers to the underground continent, the diamond bracelets are too expensive, making the budget extremely tight at once.

In Star Storm, as more enemies with shields appear, if you shoot randomly, your shots will be reflected, and you’ll end up not knowing who to shoot.

Actually, the fuel efficiency of the Star Storm is pretty good, isn’t it?

>>100

It’s good to look at it absolutely and it’s nice that it’s a sure hit, but…

The maximum amount of PP for the individual and the environment after learning are the bottlenecks.

>>103

That guy has the advantage of being able to roughly recover PP with water.

>>107

The item slot…

>>107

It will feel like a way to complement the hands that are lacking…

It’s easy to recover just by drinking water.

>>107

Even at a high price, it’s not even worth two αs…

One Ω is not enough.

Is there really something that deals 20 points of damage seriously?

When the maximum firepower is around 200 or 300, 1500 is not allowed!

I really could have used it in the pyramid to avoid encounters; it would have helped a lot, Star Storm.

I’m going to try using this item called a pencil rocket!

It missed! One more shot! …It missed again! I’ll never use this crappy item again!

Since then, I didn’t use either 5 or 20, so I didn’t realize their strength back then.

At the point of Star Storm α, it has performance similar to that of a lethal γ, so the fuel efficiency itself is really good.

If we’re really going to spam star storms, I’d rather invest in enlightenment bento instead of skimping on water.

It’s a waste that there are various foods in the game, yet you only use burgers, croissants, udon, water, and bento.

>>110

Well, it’s pretty much just a flavor.

The capsule has seasoning sprinkled on it.

I don’t have enough room in my belongings to carry around seasonings.

Eat the skip sand.

I have the impression that there are always differences in how people talk about Pooh’s story, with some recalling their first impressions from when they were playing at the time, and others re-evaluating it now with an understanding of various specifications and details.

I feel like the Kraken soup had some amazing effects quietly, but what was it?

>>116

I will fully recover your HP.

Also, it’s expensive so it won’t get stolen.

Items like almond monaka and goat butter gruel appear at key points, and they are cheap with a lot of recovery amount…

It’s a hassle, so I’ll level up my life.

It takes time to buy the full recovery pizza, so it’s a hassle to hold on to several.

>>118

(HP recovers 6)

It seems that our Pooh was a Freezeγ boy.

Poo is a fast attacker, so being able to freeze or heal first is a significant advantage.

I don’t know about the almost dedicated PSI thunder.

The usability of Thunder is really terrible.

>>122

Since it’s α, it missed a lot, but if it becomes β, it should hit!

Because it’s β, it missed a lot! If it becomes γ, it should hit!

That’s why I missed so much, but if I become Ω, I should hit!

Bento can be expensive at first, so if you don’t know that, you might just forget about it.

The downside is that despite having prince healing, it is weak to status abnormalities when played normally.

The worst part is that even if you break the Psycho Shield with Thunder, that one shot gets reflected.

>>126

It’s better to have Jeff make the shield killer for you.

I can’t remember Lloyd’s strengths.

>>127

The addition of one more member to the combat team.

>>127

It can reduce the probability of Ana being hit.

>>127

Personnel to use medication during an asthma attack

>>127

The number of item slots will increase.

It was no good because only roles that could be filled by someone other than Lloyd were mentioned.

Well, it’s just Lloyd…

>>131

I’m just grateful that the number of items I have actually increases.

>>133

I want a lot of mouthwash.

Shun…

Shun…

SHUUN GARIGARIGARIGARI!!!!!!111

Shun…

I still can play 2 completely stress-free, so I wonder if they could do a remake of 1.

Since there’s only that one, we basically have no choice but to use it as a bullet shield.

Speaking of combat aspects, there are good points about Teddy Zaemon.

Because of Gyg, Flashman is usually in a state of confusion, and sometimes he might even be dead.

>>141

I didn’t know about that Flash…

If I had known that eating Satori’s bento would fully recover Pooh when I was a kid, I think my impression would have been completely different.

You don’t like any food other than honey, right, Pooh? I thought you wouldn’t like this lunch either, so I didn’t use the lunch box. You don’t have to eat it…

>>142

Even if I know, the bento is expensive and I don’t know the length of the dungeon.

In the end, I ended up saving money uselessly and couldn’t reach the level of being carefree…

To be honest, just not recklessly using techniques and being a healer like Saruki is really helpful, you know?

In the already poorly balanced game 1, from the perspective of meat shields and item slots, Lloyd was indeed necessary.

Jeff is basically strong as long as he makes what he needs, and honestly, even a super bomb is enough.

I was surprised to hear that the Thunder, which I thought had the same specifications in 3 and wasn’t usable, can now be used as a main weapon.

Make sure to eat the goat butter porridge properly, Prince.

I wish I could deal around 300 damage with a single Thunder hit…

The merchandise has been tight since part 2 too.

If I start to doubt whether I really need to have the key machine, it makes it even worse.

>>150

A chunk of iron shaped like an octopus blocking the road probably won’t show up again, so should I leave the kokeshi machine here?

>>153

(A lump of iron shaped like an octopus is blocking the road for some reason.)

>>153

(The octopus displayed on the path of the Jeff chapter)

I thought you liked simple food, so I fed you some plain bread, but you didn’t like that either, you damn brat.

You will become an energy robot.

In reality, there are more situations in the underground continent where I’d rather freeze with two people than shoot a star storm.

After Magicant, the fastest way to deal with things is usually to just run away.

It was dangerous to almost delete.

I’m glad I opened the thread and checked…

If you want to stabilize in the late game, you should give the rabbit amulet to Pola so that it becomes a first-turn Psycho Shield…

>>158

(The letter from Tony that is falling down)

Nes has slow HP recovery while Puu has fast HP recovery, so there is a division of roles there.

If you think of Pooh as a temporary addition, he’s doing really well.

Hey! Pencil 20! What reflection? You die before I do! One more shot!

I think the character differentiation is actually quite well done.

The battles become much more interesting once Starman Senzo appears.

>>165

3…

>>165

The mobs around here casually throw out a PK star storm as if they were just ordering a beer.

Isn’t it a secret technique that can only be mastered after training under a legendary sage?

Dear Jeff, I am well.

If I could help you a little with your adventure journey.

I thought it was good, but in the end, I… you.

I could only wait in Winters.

I want to see you soon.

I want to see your cheerful face as soon as possible.

I want to clean the fog off your glasses.

I’m waiting for you. Dear Jeff.

>>166

It’s really gross.

The transformation of the benpatsu is quietly amazing.

Unlike the important uses, it’s really more like a bonus.

The sadness of being the only one who didn’t recover while everyone is eating pizza is immense.

I was surprised to see that the item slot was tight when I went from 2 to 1.

It’s really too good of Jeff to rush over from a remote location just because he received some sort of telepathy.

It’s impressive that Pooh overcomes training while carrying the weight of his mission.

>>172

Isn’t it better to fight since the risk is too high if you fail to escape?

Can you manage by fleeing?

>>176

I think it’s more about avoiding combat altogether rather than running away from it.

So this is the rabbit charm.

It’s a good thing senpai Gauss gave me the picking tool, otherwise I would have been in a double disaster crisis, what a genius.

Carrying around all the broken series diligently makes it almost impossible to function as a packhorse.

The problem of the broken spray being too unnecessary.

>>181

It will become a little money-making opportunity…

A kid who is more rebellious than I expected.

Isn’t it a bit too soon for Pooh to go back to training even though he just joined us after training in nothingness?

The Diamond Dog had no idea to use the neutralization machine, so I fed Ness instant guts repeatedly and obliterated him with critical hits.

I don’t know why, but ever since our Jeff reached the Choo Choo Machine, he stopped repairing any broken items completely.

>>186

It’s IQ and luck, so my real luck is bad.

I don’t know at what stage they’ll repair it, so I end up holding onto broken items, which fills up my item inventory.

To repair, an overnight stay is required, but this game aligns well with having recovery points and staying at a hotel for the newspaper.

>>190

I was cheap, so I stayed at Dosei-san’s place until everything was fixed.

>>193

I see~

>>193

It’s not guaranteed that they’ll stay up all night for me…

It’s scary when a prince I’ve just met says, “I am your servant.”

>>191

It’s fine because it’s the person I saw in my dream with the cake!

The mere existence of a newspaper service already feels unique, but it’s amazing that there are also distinctive features in various regions.

About the level of a tool assistant for 3 is just right.

No, it’s a bit unsatisfying.

>>197

Bonnie, don’t sneakily munch on things…

>>198

The item department and the thief goods department are separate.

The main body has vanilla performance during battle, but it seems to have a lot of support cards.