Archive for February 2022
danganronpa: how to get some more Monocoins?
I've stumbled across some articles on that matter, with always one rule... Well, at least I personally didn't see my way of getting some Monocoins be written down, at least.
My way
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| Example of Monomi giving us some coins |
Also, I'd like you to understand it's just an additional way of getting coins. Don't count it as your main income, just a tip. Unless you only want a small amount of Monocoins.
After giving you the coins, the Monokubs dissapear. They're located in secluded areas.
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| After a short dialogue, you get some money . |
Other's way
danganronpa: monokuma dungeon and talent development plan tips
Recently I've cleared 50+ stages of Monokuma Dungeon (avaible as an extra mini game after finishing Danganronpa v3), and so I thought about making this post.
It will be updated (until I feel like I wrote everything I could)!
1. Bosses and team
My take on making the team is: 2 sports characters, 1 intelligence character and 1 varied character (you can also make 2 intelligence characters I guess, I use the varied character as a healer). I found Izuru and Peko to be a great choice as an attack character (my Izuru was S and Peko was U).
My strategy was mostly choosing an intelligence skill attack and then making the sports character attack the boss over and over, while making sure to revive and restore my character's HP.
Skills I found useful:
- poison - max level poisons every "encounter boss", sometimes failing though. Itdepends on the poison level and luck your character have. It can fail on some normal bosses, even with lvl 10 on poison.
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| The purple bubbles means the boss is poisoned |
- confuse - confusion makes the bosses attack themselves. The failing part also applies, like with poison.
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| Yellow swirl means the boss is confused |
- sacrifice - sometimes one of the characters has way more HP than the other one, so choosing sacrifice may help you. Character with the sacrifice skill will take an attack for the character you wish to help out.
- absorb focus - the only way you can restore focus, which is used for using skill attacks.
- debuff - cancels a buff. Very helpful if your boss uses zeal, which makes them stronger the next round. It can also fail sometimes.
- falcon kick - attacks an enemy x times. Very useful.
2. Characters
- hope card - Nagito, K1-B0
- success card - Miu, Byakuya, Mikan, Izuru
- double move card - Mukuro, Junko, Sakura, Tenko, Nekomaru, Monomi
- double square card - Kokichi, Imposter, Monokuma, Usami
- goodbye card - Yasuhiro, Ryoma
- encounter card - Gundham, Chihiro
- high jump card - Genocide Jill, Kaito, Fuyuhiko, Sonia
- straight card - Gonta, Akane, Peko
- course change card - Hiyoko, Korekiyo
- 0 move card - Chiaki, Himiko, Toko
- 1 move card - Makoto, Kazuichi, Angie
- 2 move card - Hajime, Kiyotaka
- 3 move cards - Shuichi, Kyoko, Kaede
- 4 move cards - Asahina, Ibuki, Tsumugi
- 5 move card - Teruteru, Sayaka, Maki
- 6 move card - Hifumi, Mahiru, Kirumi
3. Random tips
about
In short: this blog is about anime, manga and games.
Talking further, this blog is about anime news, manga reccomendations, plot-discussing in games... (and animes, mangas, you get the gist).
List of anime-themed fandoms I'm in (cursive for the ones I know better, will/may get updated) :
- Danganronpa,
- Your Turn to die,
- Ouran High school Host club,
- Mirrai Nikki,
- Kuroshitsuji,
- Attack on Titan,
- Death Note,
- Jojo's Bizzare Adventure,
- Nekopara,
- Saiki K,
- Kakegurui,
- Toradora.
I listed those more widely known (meaning it's not all the mangas I read, for example). ! Also, these are the ones I enjoy right now, or did enjoyed, not the whole list of animes/mangas/-themed games I watched/read/played. Some of the ... I enjoyed, I did not finish ..., so it would feel wrong to put into this list for me.
And that's all! Like said before, this list may (and propably will) get updated, so if you're interested in what fandoms may appear on this blog, watch out for the updates!
Have fun and stay safe!
