Wiki update

[Quizzical]

For reference, the English language wiki is here:

https://monstergirlsandthemysteriousadventure.fandom.com/wiki/Monster_Girls_and_the_Mysterious_Adventure_Wiki

It's open for anyone to update. I'm giving a list here of what is there and what isn't. I haven't yet gone beyond floor 30 of the early access only dungeon, so I haven't seen anything that is restricted to that area only. I expect that to include a lot of monsters and not much else.

The monsters are the highlight, and by far the most visited portion of the wiki. All monsters that you can befriend either in the permanent dungeons or in the first 30 floors of the early access only dungeon are updated on the wiki, with pictures, stats, skills, locations, and how to make friends.

The towns section is mostly done, though I haven't updated it for Coco's cafe or the Raum Forest Rest Area.

I think I've found all of the traps. I haven't seen a Human Dislike Trap from the original game, but one-heart monsters don't seem to be around this time.

I may have found all of the conditions. I haven't seen invisible yet, but it's not clear if it's still in. The invisible staff seems to be conspicuously missing.

I may have found all of the swords and shields that are available as drops. Harpuia Sword and Counter Shield are the notable ones from the original game that are missing. The other missing ones from the original game weren't available as drops. Katana Kamaitachi seems to be only available from Tanukichi's dungeon shop so far, which makes me suspect that the same could be true of Harpuia Sword or Counter Shield. In the original game, Fire Sword was only available in Tanukichi's shop in the beginner dungeon, and not in other dungeons.

I haven't yet updated the pages for particular swords or shields. I've only put lists and stats on the main sword and shield pages.

I'm probably missing a lot of purple marks. I may have found all of the non-purple sword and shield marks that are in the game so far, though the ones that came on the swords and shields mentioned above could still be in. Many of the marks from the original game came from special synthesis, which doesn't seem to be available in the sequel yet.

I've found all of the arrows from the original game. There are also some new ones. I'm still trying to determine the stack sizes in the sequel. I don't yet have a full stack of anything. I do have a larger stack of explosion arrows than was possible in the original, so stack sizes may have changed.

I'm not even trying to document prefixes yet. In the original game, you needed Appraiser Nibi to do that properly, and she's not around yet.

I may have found all of the bracelets that are in now, but quite a few from the original game are still missing. The missing ones are generally either endgame bracelets, bracelets that add things to your map, or direct upgrades of weaker bracelets.

I probably haven't found all of the books in the game, as there seem to be some rare ones. There are a lot missing from the original game, though that had a lot that weren't available until endgame.

I've found all of the fruit from the original game except Life Fruit and Amnesia Fruit. Al-Choo wants the latter, so it will be in the sequel if it isn't yet. Life Fruit seems like a conspicuous omission. The original game didn't have any endgame-only fruits.

I may plausibly have found all of the staffs that are currently in the game, even though I'm missing four from the original game. Three of the four that I'm missing were three of the four most expensive from the original game. Invisible Staff is a conspicuous omission, though.

Bread and gifts seem to be effectively the same as in the original game, with only the exception that Kotanu's wares aren't back.

I may have found all of the bags that are in now, or maybe not. There was only one type of bag in the original game, so there isn't much to compare it with.

I've documented construction materials, but probably haven't found everything. If nothing else, more monsters will probably mean new construction materials.

There isn't yet a furniture section on the wiki. That a lot of construction materials don't yet have any uses means that more furniture or building types or something is probably coming.

The sensei system is not on the wiki at all yet. I'm still gathering data on it, but it doesn't yet seem to be entirely fleshed out.

I haven't documented friend equipment on the wiki yet, either. As with the sensei system, it's kind of there but not really fleshed out yet.

Obviously, future updates will add a lot more types of monsters and probably some other items, too.

[Makina Icyterror]

I haven't yet gone beyond floor 30 of the early access only dungeon, so I haven't seen anything that is restricted to that area only. I expect that to include a lot of monsters and not much else.
About new 20 monstergirls and some new items that can't be found elsewhere.

I haven't seen invisible yet, but it's not clear if it's still in. The invisible staff seems to be conspicuously missing.
It's still there.

I've found all of the arrows from the original game. I don't yet have a full stack of anything.
It's 99 at max stack but you can carry more than one stack ofc.

The sensei system is not on the wiki at all yet.
There are Elf Succubus Slime and Mage Sensei in that EA dungeon I think. They each teach specific racial skill. Although there seems to be some exception to the rule. Like how a Dragongirl can learn one of Slime Sensei skills.

[God of Snacks]

Originally posted by Makina Icyterror:

The sensei system is not on the wiki at all yet.
There are Elf Succubus Slime and Mage Sensei in that EA dungeon I think. They each teach specific racial skill. Although there seems to be some exception to the rule. Like how a Dragongirl can learn one of Slime Sensei skills.

isn't the first sensei you find a fox-girl sensei?

[Quizzical]

Originally posted by Makina Icyterror:

I haven't yet gone beyond floor 30 of the early access only dungeon, so I haven't seen anything that is restricted to that area only. I expect that to include a lot of monsters and not much else.
About new 20 monstergirls and some new items that can't be found elsewhere.

I haven't seen invisible yet, but it's not clear if it's still in. The invisible staff seems to be conspicuously missing.
It's still there.

I've found all of the arrows from the original game. I don't yet have a full stack of anything.
It's 99 at max stack but you can carry more than one stack ofc.

The sensei system is not on the wiki at all yet.
There are Elf Succubus Slime and Mage Sensei in that EA dungeon I think. They each teach specific racial skill. Although there seems to be some exception to the rule. Like how a Dragongirl can learn one of Slime Sensei skills.

Thanks for your reply. What I've been seeing lately is that most of the new items that I find (meaning, that I hadn't seen before) are in Tanukichi's dungeon shop, rather than randomly laying on the ground. That could change as I go further into the dungeon, but so far, it seems like drops are constant across floors for a given dungeon.

In the original game, different arrow types had different max stack sizes. I still want to verify whether that's the case in the sequel.

[Quizzical]

Originally posted by God of Snacks:

Originally posted by Makina Icyterror:

The sensei system is not on the wiki at all yet.
There are Elf Succubus Slime and Mage Sensei in that EA dungeon I think. They each teach specific racial skill. Although there seems to be some exception to the rule. Like how a Dragongirl can learn one of Slime Sensei skills.

isn't the first sensei you find a fox-girl sensei?

There is a Fox 2tails named Tail Hermit who introduces the sensei system. But after you get past the Route Old Castle dungeon, most dungeon floors seem to have a small, random chance of having a sensei. The four I've seen and recorded so far are Succubus, Queen Slime, Were Rabbit, and Blue Witch.

But I want to record not just which senseis there are, but also which skills they offer, how many TP the skills cost, and which monster girls can learn the skills. So far, I haven't happened to have anyone with me who could learn any of Blue Witch's skills, so it won't even let me see the TP cost of them.

I'm expecting that there will eventually be a lot more senseis. One for the first type of monster in each line would make some sense. But that's why I said that the system doesn't seem to be entirely fleshed out yet.

[Quizzical]

I've now been to floor 39. I'm still finding a handful of new items, but as I said above, the new items seem to be in Tanukichi's shop, not random drops, making me wonder if most of the remaining items to find can't be random drops in any existing dungeon.

The max stack size of Poison Arrow is 30. I've got more Wooden Arrows than that, which means that stack sizes vary by type of arrow in the sequel, just as they did in the original game, in addition to being different in the sequel from what they were in the original.

Tanukichi is in my monster book now, and she wasn't before. I'm not sure what made that difference. It may have been using a Knowledge Staff on her. Or it could have just been a game patch that added her to everyone's monster book.

[Makina Icyterror]

Originally posted by Quizzical:

In the original game, different arrow types had different max stack sizes. I still want to verify whether that's the case in the sequel.

I didn't know about that, sorry. I can only confirm that wooden & iron arrow stack up to 99.

Status effect arrow like sleep & poison max stack is probably at 30 for all of them and the common arrow like wooden & iron is at 99. I think you only need confirm the max stack for Silver Recovery and Bomb arrows.

[Makina Icyterror]

Magic type monster can learn from Blue Witch Sensei but yeah expect to see some friendly fire just like Archer AI. (Puppet Jar Witch Etc.)

[Makina Icyterror]

JP wiki https://w.atwiki.jp/monstergirlsdungeon2/pages/18.html
Just use translate add-on. They already have skill list page with SP/TP cost and all that but yeah it's still incompleted.

[Quizzical]

Originally posted by Makina Icyterror:

JP wiki https://w.atwiki.jp/monstergirlsdungeon2/pages/18.html
Just use translate add-on. They already have skill list page with SP/TP cost and all that but yeah it's still incompleted.

Thanks for the link. It looks like there are twelve items that they've found and I haven't: Amnesia Fruit, Life Fruit, Preventative Fruit, Grimoire of Pouch Expansion, Grimoire of Jealousy, Sealed Arrow, Fire Sword, Harpuia Sword, Counter Shield, and three new bracelets that didn't exist in the original game.

I suspect that most or all of those items exist only when created by Tanukichi's shop. The missing bracelets all have a price tag of 5k, so perhaps I should buy any bracelet she has with that price tag.

There are five others that they had that I hadn't put on the wiki for various reasons. I saw the Small Gear and Elixir at the vendor at the start of Illusory Ruins, but didn't know what to do with them, so I just ignored them. I probably have seen an unidentified Summon Pouch, thought it was a Heal Pouch, and vendored it without finding out what it was. Apparently Perforated Bread and one of the two things that Google Translate calls Burnt Bread don't naturally spawn, but have to be created, and I didn't know how to create them.

It also looks like there are 9 new monsters in the last ten floors of the Route Illusory Ruins dungeon. That would make 56 befriendable monsters in the game, plus the two bats that you can't make friends with. I was expecting to see Vampire and Shi no Tsukai at some point, but apparently not.

It's also interesting that their price tag for Petrif Staff and Seal Staff are different from what I recorded for the original game, as are their prices for three types of arrows. Other than swords and shields, nearly everything had the same price tag in both games, so I haven't manually verified most of them in the sequel. The Anti-Crs. Bracelet is the one that I noticed had changed from what I recorded in the original game.

It's possible that a few of my records from the previous game were simply wrong. Staffs are easy to make mistakes if you forget about the +1 in the formula. I doubt that I'd have botched the computations for fully half of the arrows in the original game, however. And swords and shields have been completely rebalanced and repriced.

[Quizzical]

After looking through the Japanese wiki, it looks like you can use a synthesis pouch to put fruit marks on swords and shields without having to wait for Compounder Barbara or her successor. I had tried that myself, but happened to pick a fruit that could generate a sword mark in the original game but not in the sequel, so it didn't work. At that point, I thought it just didn't work and didn't try other fruits.

[Makina Icyterror]

About that heal seal. Dev said he will left it "broken" for now. It's probably get nerfed later.

【apology】
It turned out that the recovery calculation of the "mark" that recovers HP when attacked is incorrect (it should be 1 to 2 less than the number originally). We will reflect the corrections in the completed version, but we are sorry for those who used it. In the EA version, we are trying not to weaken as much as possible, so please enjoy the super-recovery power for a while ...

https://twitter.com/nekotokage9653/status/1515685042160209920

[Makina Icyterror]

All those items are in EA dungeon

Small Gear and Elixir. You need one each to recruit a fusionpot girl and puppetgirl. Again they can be found in EA dungein.

If anyone need help with the game, pls drop a question on my videos. I already put down timestamp for each recruitable monstergirl and what not. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1UpqUsc2iU&t=445s

[Quizzical]

I've now made another big batch of updates to the wiki. All monsters available up through floor 40 of the early access dungeon are now up. The Japanese wiki says that there are nine new monsters in the final ten floors, in addition to the 49 that I've seen.

I've also added all of the sword marks and shield marks available from the fruits that I've seen. The Japanese wiki says that there's also one available from life fruit, but I've never seen that fruit in the sequel. It was decently common in the previous game.

There are now only ten inventory items on the Japanese wiki that aren't on the English one. I'll use the names from the original game for items that were present there, or quotes for a machine translation of the others. Neither of those are guaranteed to match the game translation:

Amnesia Fruit
Life Fruit
"Preventative Fruit"
Grimoire of Pouch Expansion
Grimoire of Jealousy
Sealed Arrow
Fire Sword
Harpuia Sword
"Beautiful Bracelet"
"Teleport Bracelet"

Sealed Arrow is the only one of those that I regard as having a susbstantial chance of having been available as a drop in the areas I've done so far. They may all be available from Tanukichi's shop in the early access dungeon, however. A number of the items that I have found seem to only be available from the shop, including Vacation Grimoire, Meteor Stream Grimoire, On Time Leave Grimoire, Charm Staff, Explosion Bracelet, Friend Resume Bracelet, and Katana Kamaitachi.

I'm also missing five sword marks and five shield marks from the Japanese wiki. The shield marks are all purple, while the sword marks include two purple and three others from items that I haven't seen. I actually have seen one of the missing purple shield marks, tested it out to see how it worked, and then forgot to record the English name before I vendored the shield it was on.

I still haven't put the sensei system, furniture, or friend accessories on the wiki. I'm planning on updating the sword and shield pages soon, but haven't gotten around to that yet. I want an updated screenshot of all of them.

[Quizzical]

I've now updated nearly all of the sword and shield pages with stats and screenshots from the sequel. I still need to get screenshots for Harpy Remover and Crowbar. That shouldn't be hard, as I've seen them before plenty of times, but just not since I started taking screenshots.

I've also now found a Seal Arrow, Sword Efreet (fire sword), and Beautiful Bracelet. I also found Immunity Fruit in my notes, but hadn't put it on the wiki because I hadn't verified the vendor price. My recollection is that it appeared in Route Maxwell Ruins, not the early access dungeon, which would explain why I haven't seen it since. I also found the All Identification Grimoire and the Swift Mist shield mark, neither of which were on the Japanese wiki when I checked before, but they are now. That leaves only six items missing from my above list.

I've seen all of the senseis listed on the Japanese wiki. The hard part of documenting that is determining exactly which monster girls can or cannot learn which skills. I could post at least the list of skills soon.

Next, I'm planning on recording and documenting the statues. That will be a new page, as they weren't there in the original game.

[Xohr]

I will help you to complete the wiki but english isn't my native language xD