true but u cant change their name or have control on their attributes though

You can change the demon's name, I remember doing it for two dragons I caught. Any way, I wonder why people think that chucking monsters in the base panel is such a big secret... I believe it is even mentioned in the game some time in the beginning.~Atari

I used to catch Monsters level 9999, Dragons mostly. Than I would transmigrate them and think that I have transmigrated a level 9999 monster so my new character will be really good. Well It's not, It just lets me add a few stats to it.

Do you guys see how easy it is to catch a level 9999 monster? I mean it's easy, but you still can't capture a level 90 humanoid.

Thats kool, I did the same thing. It's a challenge to go through the whole game once without letting anyone die. The good ending is worth seeing, but so is the bad and other endings.

I've just started to play the game and there's so much depth to it. I was wondering how many characters to create to start off with? I mean is it better to create a bunch and level them all up or a select few and level those few up and create other pupils at higher levels with them?

What I like to do is to keep the prinnies, Laharl, Etna, and then make 3-5 other characters when I get the chance right in the beginning.(all with a creation rating of "Incompetent") Then, as I progress and open new classes, I replace the prinnies with the new and more powerful classes.

Or you can do what almost every one else does and make a Cleric, A Mage/Skull, and have Laharl Clean every thing up.
On a more personal note; Fei rocks, and he is 1,000 times better than Cloud.~Atari

you'd best start off with a few classes, those of which that you think you'll be using for the long run.

*i'm with you there, atari. fei is a very cool character, his attacks are even more cooler but what's really cool is he drives around a giant gear that blasts everything away!*

I would start out with as many characters as possible. At least possible enough to level up at the same pace. I find myself keeping my characters level constant without transmigrating.

In other words, I keep the characters I first made because they're always really high in level compared to new characters I make. Unless the character looks really kool and I work on leveling them up. Besides that, yes make a lot of characters in the beginning. You will need them later to unlock job classes later in the game.

This message was edited by DarkRue_Cloud on Dec 05 2004.

I like playing around with the different humanoid classes. With the exception of a male cleric I think I have one of each of the base classes. I find it is useful to have a greater number of characters when diving into the Item World.

Yup, more good characters is always a good thing. I'm not saying you shouldn't focus on some key characters, but you can always find good items in the Item World and from Bonuses, and thus can really make anyone awesome.

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I like playing around with the different humanoid classes. With the exception of a male cleric I think I have one of each of the base classes. I find it is useful to have a greater number of characters when diving into the Item World.

I noticed you said "With the exception of a male cleric", may I ask why? Jk!, I think i'm just to oppsesed with them. Their quotes are great! "Okay!, "Forgive Me!", "I can do it!". Sorry for that point-less response...

Meh, I'm not sure why I skipped over that one. It may have had to do with the fact that they don't look all that different than the female one and at the time I really didn't need two healers.

I probably should consider adding one to my group though. He'd probably come in handy as I dive deeper into an Item.

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I have a thief, but so far all I've had him do in this game is shoot people. How do you steal anyway?