Notes

• Drop system: Every monster can carry up to five items. There are two normal items, two rare items and one overkill item. The overkill item is obtained when you overkill the enemy. The normal and rare items have a chance to drop when you kill your enemy. However, the drop rate for each item is different, so it's possible that you always get the rare item as a kill-drop and that you never get the normal item. Normal items are stolen by the moves Steal and Snatch and rare items are stolen with EX skills like Hold Shot, Raging Dance, Sidewinder, Rainbow Dance and Cold Strike. You can steal all the normal and rare item of a monster. A message will say "xxx has no items" if you steal all the items on an enemy. The success rate of the stealing moves can vary, so you might have to steal from the same enemy more than once to get the desired item.
• Enemies location: Only the first location (using the true path) is listed to give a general idea of where to look for the monster. The primary purpose of this list is for title/alchemy reference or to find a specific item. If you want to know exactly where to find a monster, you should click on the monster name to get their exact location. You can also search in the walkthrough (click on the location name), as the enemies encountered are listed for each map location.

• [B] indicates a boss. Most are a one time fight, however certain bosses such as the Jumbo Cock can be fought by returning to the dungeon boss room.
• [B] in the Boundary planes can be fought multiple times, just go to a [?] point and choose to fight the boss again.

Enemy List