It’s a lot of Despisaro!

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It’s definitely Despisaro, overflowing with Despisaro!

Hey, Pii-bo…

Speaking of which, I’ve only played the Switch version, but have there been any additional monsters added since then?

The sudden appearance of the older brother is crazy, but the sudden appearance of the younger brother is crazy too!

There wasn’t a single element that wasn’t insane.

The thread image no longer has any elements of Pizarro, but…

Long live Lord Despisaro!!!

Death Mo Ri Mo Ri Death Pizarro

Death Probo

Peaboo Night

Rather, I became a man with nothing.

Death Anonymous

I have a bit of a feeling that the scenario could have been improved a bit more.

I only get confused because I know it; would it not have been a problem if I didn’t know?

Bennett was indeed there, causing me to suspect that he came to steal, right?

From my experience in doing 4, I think the term “if” is rather absurd.

The blending was fun.

I never understood the significance of my fellow elf and the thief until the end.

Is there a character with some role in the main Dragon Quest series?

I had fun to the extent of completing something like a full encyclopedia.

I kind of enjoyed the story with a half-smile.

It’s a feeling that I could keep talking about for a long time if I wanted to.

Thanks to stealing, I was saved! Stealing is justice!

I want them to be more decisive with “if,” but it’s frustrating how they reference the original work in such a half-hearted way.

I want you to either pay more attention or ignore the original work; it’s really half-baked.

I hadn’t checked the official site in a while, and it turns out they were distributing a limited monster for McDonald’s.

Slarple does not forgive.

It was quite a funny element that Pizarro definitely did the Santohime abduction.

I wanted them to go more towards a dark hero vibe or to embrace being the antagonist.

I wonder if Pizarro fans were looking for a Pii-chan who doesn’t talk much in the first-person perspective!?

I have that feeling all the time.

Since it’s a numbered installment of Monsters, there should be something like Watabou, right!

What was that yellow blob that exists in a kind of atmosphere but hardly gets involved in the conversation?

Having Despisaro in your hand is great, isn’t it…?

The system is too shallow compared to past works.

Because I vaguely showed the Pizarro evil route, it caught the attention of fans of the original work.

I fundamentally don’t understand the positioning of this work anymore.

I’m really worried that fans got angry because the Evil Priest, the mastermind of 4, was easily killed by a suddenly introduced original character, even though I haven’t played 4.

Why do I have to play while thinking about things like this?

I laughed when I saw that someone named it “Death Pinsalo” as a joke.

I don’t think there are many people who are that invested in Ebi Puri, and even if it becomes a stepping stone, it’s not that significant…

I thought there were more ways to do it.

I forgot about its existence after completing the encyclopedia.

I wish I could have made the original design of the boss myself…

I understand that you wanted to use Pizarro, but…

It’s hard to describe the ambiguous treatment that makes it feel like anything goes if it’s a character with a setting of Pizarro.

The appearance has also deteriorated from the original design.

It’s such a shame that only Hoimin feels really great.

Ebi-Puri is originally such an existence that it’s hard to believe it even got promoted to being a hidden boss.

I really think the setting around Estark was unnecessary.

It’s just a guy who has been promoted to the hidden boss and has a different color design.

I found the exploration of Estark after clearing the main story to be more interesting.

In the end, is there really no sequel to this P-Bou game?

When looking at it as an “if,” the fundamental setting is just too different from the start.

What they’re doing seems half-hearted when viewed as a stage for 4.

I think it’s acceptable to have parts that remind you of Pizarro as long as it’s a completely original setting.

Even so, it’s not really interesting.

Thank you, Evil Priest. I was a bit relieved that what happened was not treated as a rape in the original work.

It would have been great if everything was set up perfectly so that I could get really excited about teaming up with the hero and the others.

The preparation is insufficient.

Based on recent Dragon Quest titles, I would prefer a remake of Joker over a new release.

In a world where Pizarro brother and father normally exist, if the shrimp fry were to decorate the final boss, it would truly be a lie.

I fought the hidden boss, but it doesn’t feel that impressive, you know, Ebi Puri.

Your voice is cool, Ebipuri!

It was interesting that there are size variations among the monsters.

I hope it ends as a one-hit wonder.

It means that one simply feels a lack of purpose or that someone is just there without any real significance.

What the heck were Hoimin and Agepipi?

I wanted Hoimin, who has a nice design, to handle internet-related inquiries instead of this sad character.

Even though I’m a high-ranking member of Pii’s faction, I just powered up easily using the secret technique of evolution.

It’s no different from Balzac.

It’s a future that could have been! However, despite that, it feels so fundamentally different from the original setting that even if you call it an “if,” it still leaves something unsatisfactory.

Including the handling of Hoimin.

In the M3 world, the only one allowed to seriously get angry at Pizarro among the four heroes is Arena.

I mean, the co-op play has been around since the remake of 4, and the presentation could definitely be improved.

If you don’t like the story, you can just skip it.

The occasional heaviness of the character’s appearance and field effects was tough.

It was a long time since I played a game that made me want to skip the story on the first playthrough.

I like Hoimin, but I can’t forgive you for casually giving away the memento of my memories with Ryan to Pizarro.

It’s fine to just portray the childhood of an ordinary evil mastermind, but for some reason it gets embellished…

Bennett is really just unpleasant and has no effect on the story’s gimmicks at all.

I’m not being selfish, so…

Please distribute 1 and 2.

Then I’ll forgive you.

I can’t help but think that there wasn’t really a need to weirdly link it to 4, especially since we’re not fighting against heroes.

I wonder who the final boss of the arena is…

What are you doing here to play? I’ll kill you, Masudora.

Can we really stop having monsters in Monsters that we can’t use?

When I was a child, I had an older brother and a younger brother, but I don’t think I felt any discomfort about it.

Behind the main story, both my older brother and my father are doing well and causing some trouble on the surface, so I think that definitely changes the narrative quite a bit.

I’m not even angry anymore; I’m simply impressed by how everything is so half-hearted.

It may be the kind of era we live in, but I was a bit surprised that features that were previously included are now paid DLC.

Most of what Despisaro did ended up being blamed on my brother.

What am I doing?

I want the home console versions of Ilulukal Retro, 1 and 2, Caravan Heart, Joker 1, 2, and 3, and Terry’s Wonderland SP.

But the Santheim abduction is something that Pizarro did, you know.

He looks like he would say “Let’s pull out!” but…

This time I was helped by the fun of the game Monsters, but next time please do your best.

Bennett seems to have something he wants to do, but it feels like the process is lacking.

Even if I wanted to make them the key figure in the divergence from the original work, the build-up…

Trying to satisfy various things all at once, but not managing to do anything properly, right Pizarro?

I can only convey that I like it, but I no longer even know what I like.

According to the demon standards, the older brother is trying to disguise himself and pass on the great achievement of defeating the hero to his younger brother, so he’s a really good guy, isn’t he…?

Is the person who came up with this story crazy?

If there are four, I hope this DLC is included from the start…

My adventure ended when I got a fever from the puzzle in the dungeon that switched the waterway…

The demon clan is blaming the hero killer’s misdeeds on my brother…?

I cannot understand the meaning of the words you are saying.

That sounds like a delicious name, Ebi Puri.

That Hassan is a good person who is willing to hand over half of his achievements to his human brother.

Before the release, is it going to be another one of those good guy Pizarro types?

I was told that, but in reality, it wasn’t even at that level.

This story and the characters are simply funny, aren’t they?

Death Death Pizarro

A work that failed while defending the original Pizarro.

It sounds cool to say “a man who had everything taken away by his brother,” but…

Does it make sense to team up with that thief?

I heard that the same scenario writer as Chapter 6 of Remake 4 is involved, and it somehow makes sense.

You like this kind of thing, don’t you?

I got the impression that it was a story made by cutting and pasting various developments together…

If only Rosalie looked a little cuter, it would have been a relief…

I still don’t understand why the thief was just extremely unpleasant.

Rosalie is so ugly.

In the end, I don’t really understand if they wanted to make the playable character a good guy since it involves attacking humans, or if they wanted to keep them as a villain.

I thought that what my brother did was his own kind of good intentions, but for Pizarro, it was a hassle and became the deciding factor for leaving home… or something like that.

I have a desire to play a remake of DQM3 that incorporates the settings that emerged from going around just once.

I feel like there were many developments where I thought, “Did I miss something about Rosalie’s sudden change in attitude?”

I wonder when Monsters 4 will come out.

If I had created a story that was normally separate from 4, I wouldn’t have been criticized this much.