recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Infinity Cube

Once unlocked, the **Infinity Cube** appears in the Inventory Tab, right next to the weapon slot. It resembles an equipment slot except it cannot be moved or removed.

To unlock the Infinity Cube, the player must max out the 4G's Merge and Boost Tutorial Cube item to level 100.

## Boosting the Infinity Cube

Like adventure equipment, the infinity cube gives you adventure stats which can be leveled-up with boosts.

Boosts can be dragged on the cube or CTRL+Clicked. Right clicking or A+clicking on the cube will apply all non-protected boosts. The Auto Boost option, if enabled, will periodically apply all non-protected boosts to your equipment, with the cube being boosted if all other equipment is at maximum boost.

As only a small fraction of a boost gets applied, use all your unused boosts to level it up:

* A Power and Toughness Boosts will award you 1% of its stats.
* A Special boost will be split equally between Power and Toughness (0.5% each).

## Softcap

When your Infinity Cube's Power and Toughness stats exceeds your equipment + base stats (softcap), you'll still get the full stat up to that softcap, but the excess amount will give only a square root of that surplus. For example, if your equipment+base stat without the cube totals 1000, and your Cube itself totals 1100, you have an excess of 100 (100 more than the equipment + base stats), you will then get 1000 from the cube (the full amount up to the softcap) + (square root of 100) extra power for the excess, so 1010. Thus you'll have 2010 altogether from base+equipment+cube.

## Purchases

In the I.T.O.P.O.D perks, purchasing the 'Improved Cube Boosting' will double the 1% bonus to 2%.

* Cost: 100 PP

Among the most expensive Evil Tier Wishes is a boost for +5% more effective boost when used on the Cube. It has 20 ranks, so it net doubles the effectiveness of those boosts.

In 4G's Sellout Shop Special 1 tab, the "Filter Boosts into Infinity Cube" enables to automatically add filtered boosts to the Cube, however neither Boost Recycle nor Auto Transform will be applied. Hence, despite being automatic, it is actually a less efficient method for boosting the Infinity Cube. However, this is very useful when letting the game run in the background, since filtered boosts will not fill up inventory slots and are applied as filtered.

* Cost: 15,000 AP

## Cube Tiers

Cube tiers bonuses are permanently unlocked and automatically applied upon reaching a specific amount of total stats (cube's Power + Toughness) shown in the following table.

The tier cube icons, despite their descriptions, are independent from the bonuses: The player can select any unlocked tier icon, by left clicking on the Infinity Cube, and it will not affect the tier bonuses.

## Notes

The infinity cube was implemented in Build 0.383. Between the game builds 0.389 and 0.392, this transformation was visual-only. But since build 0.393, the Infinity Cube now has bonuses given upon reaching each tier.
Drop Chance

**Drop chance** increases your chance to receive drops from Adventure Mode. Drop chance works like this: each drop has a specific chance to drop (on top of requiring you to kill something that drops it of course). Drop chance only serves to boost that chance. For example, let's say that the helm you want has a 30% chance of dropping from a boss in a specific area. Without any increased drop chance, you would have 30% chance of getting the helm every time you kill a boss in the specific area, but if you had 250% drop chance it would give you 0.30 \* 2.50 = 0.75, so 75% of getting the helm. It doesn't affect anything else, and doesn't allow to get the same drop multiple times, but there are places (mostly titans) that have multiple drop entries for the same item (at different levels), so you can definitely get multiple of that item. There are many ways to increase your drop chance.

Starting at The 2D Universe, it is possible to view a tooltip showing the total drop chance for the current zone by hovering over the zone's name at the top of the Adventure page.

### **Equipment**

Some accessories carry a drop chance bonus. The Build Drop Chance page lists all accessories with such a bonus.

Additionally, the 2D (set) bonus gives a permanent **multiplicative** 7.43% bonus to drop chance.

### **Infinity Cube**

The Infinity Cube's tier bonuses will grant bonus drop chance, starting at a 50% bonus with 100 total stats. This bonus is additive with the bonus from any equipped accessories, as opposed to being multiplicative.

### **I.T.O.P.O.D Perks**

The I.T.O.P.O.D Perk "The Newbie Drop Chance Perk" grants 10% bonus drop chance for 1 P.P.

### **Blood Magic**

The Blood Magic spell Blood Spaghetti converts blood into drop chance, at a rate of log2(blood/10000).

### **NGU**

The normal mode NGU Drop Chance grants 0.1% drop chance per level, with this bonus diminishing after level 1000. The corresponding Evil and Sadistic NGUs give 0.05% and 0.04% drop chance per level, which also diminish after level 1000.

### **Yggdrasil**

Eating a fruit of luck from Yggdrasil, the world tree, grants a permanent Drop Chance bonus. The formula for this bonus is on the Yggdrasil page.

### **Gold Diggers**

Gold Diggers can increase your drop chance activating "DROP CHANCE DIGGER" at the price of GPS (gold per second). Per digger active you gain about 1% drop chance with a hard cap of 1657.

### **Drop Chance MacGuffin Fragment**

After defeating Walderp's final form, the drop chance macguffin fragment will drop every 1000 kills in the Beardverse. Equipping this fragment while rebirthing grants a permanent increase to your drop chance.

### **The Neckbeard**

The neckbeard is unlocked after defeating UUG the Unmentionable and consuming UUG's armpit hair. Activating this beard will increase drop chance over time. Rebirthing with this beard active will give a permanent increase to drop chance.

### **Hacks**

Allocating Resource 3 to the drop chance Hack will permanently increase drop chance.
God of Thunder

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**God of Thunder** is the 161st enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode. It is found in the Interdimensional Party.

'YOU!! I SAID I'D KILL YOU IF YOU EVER SHOWED YOUR FACE IN HERE!' Suddenly, the party goes pitch black - all except for this angry thunder god's face. What did you do to piss them off?
Mega Lands

**Mega Lands** is the 15th location in Adventure Mode. It is unlocked by beating boss #100 Doctor Wahwee.

## Fight

Recommended stats:

 One Hit | 3.53 M (3.53E+06) | -

## Loot

Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.

Normal enemy:

* Gold 880,000-1,100,000
* Boost 50 (1.1% base chance, up to 15% max)
* Boost 100 (1.1% base chance, up to 15% max)
* The F Tank lvl 1 (0.2% base chance)

Boss:

* Gold 1,160,000-1,450,000
* Exp 15 (0.5% base chance, up to 10% max)
* Mega (set) - 8% base chance one of:
	+ Mega Helmet lvl 0
	+ Mega Chest lvl 0
	+ Mega Blue Jeans lvl 0
	+ Mega Boots lvl 0
	+ Beam Laser Sword lvl 0
* Ascended Forest Pendant lvl 0 (1% base chance)
* The F Tank lvl 1 (0.2% base chance)

SMART MacGuffin Fragment - after defeating Walderp

A Useless College Diploma - if on quest

## Enemies

Boss chance 1/5

* Broken VCR Man
* Kitten In a Mech Woman
* Mr Plow
* ROBUTT (NOT A BOSS)
* Former Canadian PM Stephen Harper
* A Cyberdemon
* Robo Rat 9000
* Butter-Passing Robot
* DOCTOR WAHWEE (BOSS)  (double chance)
DEFEAT

* Boss fight

**DEFEAT** is the 150th enemy encountered in Boss Fights.

'Well, that was fun, but you really are being a pain in my ass. This ought to stop you long enough for me to finish my mission. I'll see you again in the future, I'm sure... but I implore you. Don't track me down again. This is for the good of both of us!'
The Traitor throws some sort of spidery looking device onto your chest, which clamps down into your skin and glows. You're unable to resist and instantly feel your consciousness fade. The last thing you remember, is the Traitor's laughter as they disappear once again....
What's going to happen to you?
Chocolate World

**Chocolate World** is the 22nd location in Adventure Mode. It is unlocked by beating boss #137 Type 2 Diabetes. This is the last adventure zone in normal difficulty. Higher zones continue only in Evil difficulty.

## Fight

Recommended stats:

 One Hit | 2.72 T (2.72E+12) | -

## Loot

Only cube root of loot chance bonus applies. For following items your **base chance** is

d
r
o
p
c
h
a
n
c
e

100

3

{\textstyle \sqrt[3]{\dfrac{dropchance}{100}}}

. Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.
**This is the first region where previously mentioned base chance appears.**

Normal enemy:

* Gold 2,400,000-3,000,000
* Boost 200 (0.055% base chance, up to 10% max)
* Boost 500 (0.055% base chance, up to 10% max)
* Choco (set) - 0.018% base chance, up to 8% max for one of:
	+ Chocolate Helmet lvl 1
	+ Chocolate Chest lvl 1
	+ Chocolate Pants lvl 1
	+ Chocolate Boots lvl 1
	+ Chocolate Crowbar lvl 1
* Candy Corn Necklace lvl 1 (0.008% base chance, up to 1.6% max)

Boss:

* Gold 3,600,000-4,500,000
* Exp 30 (0.02% base chance, up to 3% max)
* Choco (set) - 0.055% base chance, up to 12% max for one of:
	+ Chocolate Helmet lvl 1
	+ Chocolate Chest lvl 1
	+ Chocolate Pants lvl 1
	+ Chocolate Boots lvl 1
	+ Chocolate Crowbar lvl 1
* if Choco (set) complete, 0.018% base chance, up to 12% max for one of:
	+ Energy Bar Bar (Accessory) lvl 1
	+ Magic Bar Bar (Accessory) lvl 1
* Ascended Ascended Ascended Pendant lvl 0 (0.1% + 0.0000001% base chance, up to 1% max)
* Candy Corn Necklace lvl 1 (0.008% base chance, up to 1.6% max)

Stat MacGuffin Fragment - after defeating Walderp and completing Choco (set)

A Toothbrush - if on quest

Can of Surstromming - by defeating Screaming Chocolate Fish after IT HUNGERS first encounter

## Enemies

Boss chance 3/13

* Chocolate Mouse
* Chocolate Mimic
* Chocolate Crowbar
* Choco-Freeman
* Chocolate Fondue
* Chocolate Slime
* Dark Chocolate
* Chocolate Salty Balls
* Screaming Chocolate Fish
* A Mighty Lump of Poo
* MELTED CHOCOLATE BLOB (BOSS)
* CHOCO GIANT (BOSS)
* TYPE 2 DIABETES (BOSS)
High Security Base

**High Security Base** is the 7th location in Adventure Mode. It is unlocked by beating boss #58 Spiky Haired Guy.

## Fight

Recommended stats:

 One Hit | 15,220 | -

## Loot

Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.

Normal enemy:

* Gold 40,000-50,000
* Boost 2 (6% base chance)
* Boost 5 (1.5% base chance)
* Magicite Crystal lvl 1 (0.7% base chance)

Boss:

* Gold 64,000-80,000
* Exp 2 (9% base chance, up to 12% max)
* 40% base chance one of:
	+ Magitech Helmet lvl 0
	+ Magitech Chestplate lvl 0
	+ Magitech Leggings lvl 0
	+ Magitech Boots lvl 0
	+ Magitech Blade lvl 0
	+ Magitech Ring lvl 0
	+ Magitech Amulet lvl 0
	+ Forest Pendant lvl 3
* Magicite Crystal lvl 1 (0.7% base chance)

Energy NGU MacGuffin Fragment - after defeating Walderp

A Missing Puzzle Piece - if on quest

## Enemies

Boss chance 1/5

* Hooloovoo
* Gross Green Alien
* The Rat God
* Massive Plant Monster
* High Security Insect Guard 1
* High Security Insect Guard 2
* The Experiment
* Whole Lotta Guards
* MEGA GUARD (BOSS)
* SPIKY HAIRED GUY (BOSS)
Kitten in a Mech Woman

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**Kitten in a Mech Woman** is the 92nd enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode, found in the Mega Lands.

Hidden in the yarn jungles of planet X-34, some say she isn't a robot master at all, but actually a hyper-intelligent kitten piloting a mech.... but that's just ridiculous in this story of sentient cheeses and interdimensional aliens. FIGHT!
Evil Spiky Haired Guy

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**Evil Spiky Haired Guy!** is the 115th enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode, found in the Badly Drawn World as **EVIL SPIKY HAIRED GUY**.

'Great job, \*burp\* dumbass, now hand it over'. It's the Spiky Haired Man, betraying you again! Or - is it? He has a goatee annd somehow looks even grumpier. In a stroke of brilliance, you clue in that this must be the Spiky Haired Guy's evil twin. Everyone has one of those, after all.
Greasy Nerd

* Easy
* Normal
* Hard
* Brutal

* Easy/V1
* Normal/V2
* Hard/V3
* Brutal/V4

**Greasy Nerd** is the 7th Titan, unlocked after defeating Boss 125 on Evil difficulty and completing an unlock quest.

## Fighting

* Recommended Stats to Defeat Titan:

* **Titan Skills**:
	+ Hack - (starting on the 7th attack, then every 8 attacks afterwards) Adds 8% of base damage to the Greasy Nerd's attacks. This move stacks, but every use of Ultimate Attack will reduce the number of stacks by 1.
	+ Power Glove - (starting on the 3rd attack, then every 8 attacks afterwards) Attacks for 1x damage, but the next attack is for 5x.

## Loot

Only cube root of loot chance bonus applies. For following items your **base chance** is

d
r
o
p
c
h
a
n
c
e

100

3

{\textstyle \sqrt[3]{\dfrac{dropchance}{100}}}

. Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.

* **All Modes**
	+ Gold 40,000,000,000 - 50,000,000,000
	+ Exp 1,100
	+ PP progress 250,000
	+ QP 1 (if "I wish the Greasy Nerd would drop some QP" Wish is researched)
	+ Incriminating Evidence lvl 1 - guaranteed
	+ Guaranteed one of:
		- A Worn Out Fedora lvl 4
		- Sweat-Stained NGU Shirt lvl 4
		- Not Sweat-Stained Underpants lvl 4
		- Nerdy Shoes lvl 4
		- Superior Japanese Katana lvl 4
		- An Ordinary Calculator lvl 4
		- Anime Figurine lvl 4
	+ Greasy Nerd (set) - 0.035% base chance, up to 25% for each of:
		- A Worn Out Fedora lvl 4
		- Sweat-Stained NGU Shirt lvl 4
		- Not Sweat-Stained Underpants lvl 4
		- Nerdy Shoes lvl 4
		- Superior Japanese Katana lvl 4
	+ An Ordinary Calculator lvl 4 (0.035% base chance, up to 25%)
	+ Anime Figurine lvl 4 (0.035% base chance, up to 25%)
	+ Ascended x4 Pendant lvl 4 (0.035% base chance, up to 25%)
	+ Adventure MacGuffin Fragment - guaranteed if defeated Walderp's 5th form
	+ Random MacGuffin Fragment - guaranteed if defeated Walderp's 5th form
* **Normal+**
	+ Exp, PP, and QP rewards are multiplied by 1.1x (If "I wish V2/3/4 Titans had better rewards" level 1 is researched)
	+ The D20 lvl 4 (0.027% base chance, up to 25%)
	+ The D8 lvl 4 (0.027% base chance, up to 25%)
* **Hard+**
	+ Exp, PP, and QP rewards are multiplied by 1.2x (If "I wish V2/3/4 Titans had better rewards" level 2 is researched)
	+ Anime Bodypillow lvl 4 (0.022% base chance, up to 25%)
	+ Red Meeple Thingy lvl 4 (0.022% base chance, up to 25%)
* **Brutal**
	+ Exp, PP, and QP rewards are multiplied by 1.3x (If "I wish V2/3/4 Titans had better rewards" level 3 is researched)
	+ A Bag of Trash lvl 4 (0.017% base chance, up to 25%)
	+ Heart Shaped Panties lvl 4 (0.017% base chance, up to 25%)
Icarus Proudbottom

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**Icarus Proudbottom** is the 43rd enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode, found in The Sky. It is a reference to Icarus Proudbottom & The Curse of the Chocolate Fountain.

Extra: **Icarus Proudbottom** is also the only enemy in The Sky that drops Poop. (base chance is 0.05%, the max chance is 0.5%.)
Gold

**Gold** is a resource earned by killing enemies. It's used for Money Pit, Augmentations, Broken Time Machine, and Blood Magic. As you advance, the majority of your gold income will be from the Broken Time Machine (based on highest gold earned from a kill that rebirth), and occasional lump sums from Yggdrasil (based on gross GPS from TM).

## Zone Gold Drop

Values are the max value that can drop (normally from Bosses) without bonus:

## Gold upgrades

There are several upgrades that improve different aspects of Gold:

* Normal No Time Machine Challenges and Evil No Time Machine Challenges 1
Ahh!! A Shark!!

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**Ahh!! A Shark!!** is the 153rd enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode. It is found in the Meta Land.

'Crap, they went too fast, bro, I told you they'd beat up like 3 bosses before your 'annual performance review' was over!'
'Shut up, bro, it was only 2!!!'
The voices get louder.
'Ahem you have done well, Chosen One. Each of these foes here are a product of the Traitor's device, trying to suppress your power. Each foe here represents an aspect of incremental power, and each one you cast aside damages the device. It is our hope to help you destroy it here and now, before we send you back.
You're getting sick of these voices already. The pink mist surrounds you, and transports you to the middle of the ocean. You're taken by surprise and suck in a lungful of water. As you sputter and wheeze, you spot a fin gliding toward you, which can only mean one of two things. Since there's no 'nado accompanying it, this must be a regular old shark. Aw man.

This is a reference to The Unnamed Shark Game, also called Shark Game: Alone in the Shark
Forest Pendant

*You can open it up. Looking inside you see… absolutely nothing. What a useless piece of junk! And yet, you feel compelled to try powering it up anyways.*

v·e
### About

The Forest Pendant can be ascended nine times:

**Forest Pendant** → Ascended Forest Pendant → Ascended Ascended Forest Pendant → Ascended Ascended Ascended Pendant → Ascended x4 Pendant → Ascended x5 Pendant → Ascended x6 Pendant → Ascended x7 Pendant → Ascended x8 Pendant → Ascended x9 Pendant

 →  →  →  →  →  →  →  →  →
Forest

**Forest** is the 4th location in Adventure Mode. It is unlocked by beating boss #17 Gorgon.

## Fight

Recommended stats:

 One Hit | 1,134 | -

## Loot

Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.

Normal enemy:

* Gold 3,600-,4500
* Boost 1 (12% base chance)
* Boost 2 (8% base chance)
* The Tuba of Time lvl 1 (1.3% base chance)

Boss:

* Gold 6,000-7,500
* Exp 1 (10% base chance, up to 12% max)
* Forest (set) - 50% base chance one of:
	+ Forest Helmet lvl 1
	+ Forest Chestplate lvl 1
	+ Forest Leggings lvl 1
	+ Forest Boots lvl 1
	+ Kokiri Blade lvl 1
	+ Mossy Ring lvl 1
	+ Forest Pendant lvl 0
* The Tuba of Time lvl 1 (1.3% base chance)

Goblin:

* Ring of Apathy lvl 1 (drops after defeating boss 100 or if the player has previously had a drop, has 0.8% base chance. If the drop roll fails, a message is displayed as a hint to the player: "You spot a ring on Droop's finger, but it crumbles into dust before you can loot it. Better luck next time?")

Magic Power MacGuffin Fragment - after defeating Walderp

A Dreamcatcher - if on quest

## Enemies

Boss chance 2/9

* Skeleton
* Goblin
* Giant
* Ent
* Zombie
* Orc
* R.O.U.S (BOSS)
* Fairy
* GORGON (BOSS)
Permanenet

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**Permanenet** is the 167th enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode. It is found in the Typo Zonw.

\*ZWOOP\*
You find him passed out while standing up, which honestly is an impressive feat. You burp to wake him up and he crumples to the ground.
'Whoah what I- oh hey, it's you. Thought you died, it's been like a week, man. Also, the Traitor guy has turned up the power in this universe to like 11, if you haven't noticed. It's like we're all superpowered beings or something' He casually punches a hole through the concrete floor and shoots down a bald eagle with his laser vision to prove his point. 'Cool trick huh? I'm not sure exactly the point of it all, but it's definitely gonna hinder your search for more MacGuffins. Before you head onto that quest though, I accidentally summoned some eldritch Gods through a series of unfortunate typos and I'm forcing you to help me banish them. Bye'
Before you can process what he even said, he zaps a blood-red portal beneath you. ARGGGGGHHH!!!!
-And you fall into what can only be described as a world created by sewing various bits of flesh together. This place is horrifying! You hear the sound of an intercom turning on and the Spiky Haired Guy's voice from nowhere in particular. 'Thanks for volunteering buddy. There's like, exactly 8 demons or so to remove from existence. What a convenient number. Anyways have fun!' \*CLICK\*
It doesn't take much searching in this gorey landscape to find your first target. In a large valley of discarded teeth, PERMANENET comes shuffling out. The large eyeball adorning its massive tongue glows red and fires a soul beam at you!
The Bouncer, Part 2

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**The Bouncer, Part 2** is the 159th enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode. It is found in the Interdimensional Party.

Unfortunately for you, the same bouncer is guarding the lineup from way back at boss 48. And he remembers you, too.
Pizza With Pineapple

*Swallowing this is gonna be... tricky.*

v·e

This item drops from The Annoying Fan only. Beating this enemy when the item is unlocked will drop one item (base drop chance 0.3%) or the message: "As you grab the pineapple pizza, the ghost of the Annoying Fan rises! They flip you off and turn the pizza incorporeal! God dammit!!!"
The Rad-Lands

**The Rad-Lands** is the 33rd location in Adventure Mode. It is unlocked by beating boss #200 on Evil difficulty. This is the last adventure zone in Evil difficulty. Higher zones continue only in SADISTIC difficulty.

## Fight

Recommended stats:

 Idle | Beast Mode OFF | 9.1 Sp (9.1E+24)
 Beast Mode ON | 24 Sp (2.4E+25)
 One Hit | 188.57 Sp (1.89E+26) | -

## Loot

Only cube root of loot chance bonus applies. For following items your **base chance** is

d
r
o
p
c
h
a
n
c
e

100

3

{\textstyle \sqrt[3]{\dfrac{dropchance}{100}}}

. Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.

Normal enemy:

* Gold 800,000,000,000-1,000,000,000,000 (8e11-1e12)
* Boost 2000 (0.00006% base chance, up to 15% max)
* Boost 5000 (0.00006% base chance, up to 15% max)
* Rad (set) - 0.00002% base chance, up to 5% max for one of:
	+ Cool Shades lvl 1
	+ Leather Jacket lvl 1
	+ Flamin' Hot Shorts lvl 1
	+ A Skateboard lvl 1
	+ Nunchuks lvl 1
	+ Not Drugs lvl 1
	+ The Glove of Power lvl 1
* Rad Mixtape lvl 1 (0.000008% base chance, up to 1.7% max)

Boss:

* Gold 1,200,000,000,000-1,500,000,000,000 (1.2e12-1.5e12)
* Exp 450 (0.00006% base chance, up to 15% max)
* Rad (set) - 0.00006% base chance, up to 15% max for one of:
	+ Cool Shades lvl 1
	+ Leather Jacket lvl 1
	+ Flamin' Hot Shorts lvl 1
	+ A Skateboard lvl 1
	+ Nunchuks lvl 1
	+ Not Drugs lvl 1
	+ The Glove of Power lvl 1
* Ascended x4 Pendant lvl 1 (0.00012% base chance, up to 12% max)
* King Looty lvl 1 (0.00004% base chance, up to 12% max)
* Rad Mixtape lvl 1 (0.000008% base chance, up to 1.7% max)

## Enemies

Boss chance 1/5

* Small Bart
* Pair of Shades Wearing Shades
* Lame Security Guard
* A Giant Vat of Plutonium-238
* Mutant Zombie Marie Curie
* Nuclear Power Pants
* A Wandering Gamma Ray
* A Massive Sealed Vault
* A.C SKATER
* RADIOACTIVE MACGUFFIN
JRPGVille

**JRPGVille** is the 31st location in Adventure Mode. It is unlocked by beating boss #190 on evil difficulty.

## Fight

Recommended stats:

 One Hit | 188.58 Sx (1.89E+23) | -

## Loot

Only cube root of loot chance bonus applies. For following items your **base chance** is

d
r
o
p
c
h
a
n
c
e

100

3

{\textstyle \sqrt[3]{\dfrac{dropchance}{100}}}

. Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.

Normal enemy:

* Gold 400,000,000,000-500,000,000,000
* Boost 2000 (0.0015% base chance, up to 10% max)
* Boost 5000 (0.0015% base chance, up to 10% max)
* JRPG (set) - 0.00055% base chance, up to 4% max for one of:
	+ Buster Sword Top lvl 1
	+ Buster Sword Upper lvl 1
	+ Buster Sword Lower lvl 1
	+ Buster Sword Bottom lvl 1
	+ Gift Shop Buster Sword Replica lvl 1
	+ A Gigantic Zipper lvl 1
	+ Anime Hero Wig lvl 1
* A Hand Cursor lvl 1 (0.0002% base chance, up to 1.7% max)
* Pizza With Pineapple - by defeating The Annoying Fan after IT HUNGERS first encounter

Boss:

* Gold 520,000,000,000-650,000,000,000
* Exp 45 (0.0018% base chance, up to 3% max)
* JRPG (set) - 0.0018% base chance, up to 12% max for one of:
	+ Buster Sword Top lvl 1
	+ Buster Sword Upper lvl 1
	+ Buster Sword Lower lvl 1
	+ Buster Sword Bottom lvl 1
	+ Gift Shop Buster Sword Replica lvl 1
	+ A Gigantic Zipper lvl 1
	+ Anime Hero Wig lvl 1
* Ascended Ascended Ascended Pendant lvl 10 (0.0018% base chance, up to 12% max)
* Sir Looty McLootington III, Esquire lvl 68 (0.00055% base chance, up to 12% max)
* A Hand Cursor lvl 1 (0.0002% base chance, up to 1.7% max)

## Enemies

Boss chance 1/4

* Sentient Pile of Belts
* Mimic 'Mimic Chest' Chest
* A Suplexing Train
* The Annoying Fan
* The Infinity+1 Sword
* The Damage Cap
* FINAL BOSS
* TRUE FINAL BOSS
NUMBER

**NUMBER** is a value gained via rebirthing that multiplies your Attack and Defense from Basic Training.

The NUMBER for the next rebirth will be the product of the following factors (which default to 1 if they are not yet unlocked):

The prior rebirth's Blood Magic Bonus is displayed on the rebirth screen, but is not included in the calculation.

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 This can be improved to 1.25 with perks, quirks and wishes.
Skills

In adventure mode we can choose skills to fight monsters/Boss & Titans. Look below for list of skills.

## When to use Beast Mode

1. ITOPOD farming - Since most of your time in ITOPOD is spent at your optimal (one-hit-per-kill) floor, turning on Beast Mode raises that floor (by about 8 floors) so you get a little extra PP and possibly XP if you're near a new ITOPOD tier.
2. Zone farming - If you're strong enough to handle a zone with Beast Mode active, the increased power will give you faster kills so you'll farm up your gear quicker. If you're not strong enough, you can always turn it off.
3. Titan fighting - Titan fights nearly always open with you unloading a ridiculous amount of damage in your first few moves, and often taking little to no damage in return (two parries, block, paralyze, and another block). You can get the bonus damage from Beast Mode on that opening salvo, and then turn it off before the titan really starts hitting you back.
4. Manual zone fighting - this is pretty much like titan fighting when you're trying to snipe a few items from a zone you can't yet farm on autokill.
5. Titan autokills - Higher power means it's easier to reach the autokill triggers.

### When not to use Beast Mode

1. Early zone idle farming - If it takes you ten or more attacks to kill in idle mode with Beast Mode off, you probably won't be able to survive for more than a few minutes with Beast Mode on.
2. Manual farming - Somewhere between being able to safely idle and having to alternate sniping and Safe Zone, you can manually farm a zone continuously with Beast Mode off.
3. Increasing ITOPOD max floor - You can reach a deeper floor with Beast Mode off.

## Notes

1. ↑  BUG: The tooltip says 0.8 with piercing, but in reality it is another strong attack, with 2x multiplier, no piercing and a longer cooldown.
2. ↑ Skill unlock with 5th Basic Challenge Completion
3. ↑ Skill unlock from Mysterious Red Liquid dropped from Grand Corrupted Tree
4. ↑ Skill unlock from Mysterious Purple Liquid dropped from The Beast
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Skill unlock from Wishes
6. ↑ Unlocked in Sadistic Difficulty by consuming Mysterious Grey Liquid which can be obtained by transforming Level 100 A Small Gerbil.
7. ↑ Not affected by move cooldowns; cools down even when in idle mode.
Magic

**Magic** is unlocked by defeating boss 37, unlocking alongside Blood Magic. It a resource similar to Energy. It works the same way as Energy. Every time the blue bar is filled you will gain idle Magic, and like energy, its Speed, Power, Cap and Bars can be upgraded. Pressing T will reclaim all allocated Magic from all features.

## Purchase

Available Magic upgrades in the Spend EXP section:

 **Power** | Increases the effect of each point of Magic put into a task (Time Machine, Blood Magic, NGUs, etc.). The output of each task is (points invested \* power), with the exception of Wandoos, which does not use power. Once you max out the number of points you can put into a task (its bar will be solid blue), you will still gain more effect from that task by having higher power. Magic Power is limited to a maximum of 1E18 (4.84E18 when using potions).
 **Cap** | Increases the maximum quantity of Magic points you can invest in tasks. Your points are reset every time you rebirth, and will regenerate via your speed and bars until you hit your cap.Magic Cap is limited to a maximum of 9E18.
 **Bars** | Increases the rate at which you generate Magic until you hit your cap. Also used as part of the formula for Beards of Power.
Magic Bars are limited to a maximum of 1E18 (2.2E18 when using a Magic Bar Bar).

1. ↑ Almost everything in NGU operates on ticks. A tick is an update to the game's internal state and there are 50 tick updates per second. This means that the most a progress bar can gain is exactly 1 full tick per second, or 50 levels/second.

## Use

Magic is used for:

* **Broken Time Machine**: Level up the Gold Multiplier of the Broken Time Machine, multiplying the GPS.
* **Wandoos**: Used on the Magic dump on Wandoos operating system. Magic Power does not affect the speed on the Magic dump, so high Magic Cap is essential. Each level is worth 1%, with diminshing returns for Wandoos 98 and exponential returns for Wandoos XL.
* **Blood Magic**: Used to complete blood rituals and make blood to be used by spells.
* **NGU**: You can get a lot of permanent upgrades on the NGU using Magic on the second page.
* **Yggdrasil**: The majority of fruits can be grown using Idle Magic, that will be removed from your idle reserves. You will have to regenerate this spent Magic, unlike most other features.
* **Beards Of Power**: Some beards are Magic-based, and therefore can be leveled with Magic. However, Magic Power affects it by square root, while Magic Bars become a multiplier.
* **Wishes**: Requires some Magic and other resources for wishes to run.

## Magic upgrades

There are several upgrades that improve different aspects of Magic:

* Money Pit gives a one-time +1 Magic Bar reward for throwing 10 B (1E10) gold.

### 4G's Sellout Shop

 Custom Idle Energy/Magic % Button!
 Magic Potion α (consumable item)
 Magic Potion β (consumable item)
 Magic Potion δ (consumable item)
 Magic Bar Bar (consumable item)

## See Also

* Energy
* Resource 3
Mutant Zombie Marie Curie

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**Mutant Zombie Marie Curie** is a monster you battle in Adventure Mode. It is found in The Rad-Lands.

The same can't be said for the rest of the staff. You see one lady scientist keel over, turning inside out and green at the same time, her body deforming and twisting until - oh nevermind, she's alright! Infact she looks jacked as hell and pleased with herself.
You two decide to celebrate by duking it out!
Portrait pack pictures

## Sexy Player Fashion Pack

The **Sexy Player Fashion Pack**, available in 4G's Sellout Shop for 110 kreds, unlocks the 10 following player portraits:

## Cultural References

* Portrait 1: Maybe the Gorton's fisherman?
* Portrait 2: John Cena (or Ernest Khalimov or other buff guy with similar hat) Posing like a Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Character
* Portrait 3: This is fine meme
* Portrait 4: George Costanza photograph from the *Seinfeld* episode "The Package"
* Portrait 5: Hadoken from *Street Fighter*
* Portrait 6: Dart Feld from *The Legend of Dragoon*
* Portrait 7: Mona Lisa
* Portrait 8: Axe attack scene from *The Shining*
* Portrait 9: Marilyn Monroe
* Portrait 10: We Can Do It! poster
The Aethereal Sea

**The Aethereal Sea** is the 45th location in Adventure Mode. It is unlocked by beating boss #269 on SADISTIC difficulty.

It was formerly named **The Aethereal Sea Part 1** but apparently an intended Part 2 got cancelled with the "Story's End" release (Build 1.260).

## Fight

Recommended stats:

 Idle | Beast Mode OFF | 52 Dc (5.2E+34)
 Beast Mode ON | 122 Dc (1.22E35)
 One Hit | 575 Dc (5.75E+35) | -

## Loot

Only cube root of loot chance bonus applies. For following items your **base chance** is

d
r
o
p
c
h
a
n
c
e

100

3

{\textstyle \sqrt[3]{\dfrac{dropchance}{100}}}

. Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.

Normal enemy:

* Gold 320.00 Qa (3.20E+17) - 400.00 Qa (4.00E+17)
* Boost 10000 (0.000001% base chance, up to 17% max)
* Boost 10000 (0.000001% base chance, up to 17% max)
* Pirate (set) - (0.0000004% base chance, up to 5% max)
	+ Pirate Hat lvl 1
	+ Swashbuckler Chest lvl 1
	+ Piratey Pants lvl 1
	+ Piratey Peglegs lvl 1
	+ The Cutlass lvl 1
	+ A Giant's Eyepatch lvl 1
	+ A Compass! lvl 1
	+ The Flintlock lvl 1

Boss:

* Gold 640.00 Qa (6.40E+17) - 800.00 Qa (8.00E+17)
* Exp 1,200
* Pirate (set) - (0.0000012% base chance, up to 15% max)
	+ Pirate Hat lvl 1
	+ Swashbuckler Chest lvl 1
	+ Piratey Pants lvl 1
	+ Piratey Peglegs lvl 1
	+ The Cutlass lvl 1
	+ A Giant's Eyepatch lvl 1
	+ A Compass! lvl 1
	+ The Flintlock lvl 1
* Ascended x6 Pendant lvl 16 chance ?
* GALACTIC HERALD LOOTY lvl 16 chance ?

## Enemies

Boss chance 4/21

* A Seagull
* Cosmic Jellyfish
* Aether Eel
* You.
* A Pi-rat
* A Bunch of Old Newspapers
* Another You.
* A Paddlefish
* An Anglerfish
* A Bunch of Cannons
* A Pile of Ropes
* Ladders!
* And Snakes!!!
* The First Pirate
* The Second Pirate
* The Third Pirate
* The Fourth Pirate
* THE BUCKET
* A TAR BLOB MONSTER
* RAMSHACKLE SEA INN
* THE CAPTAIN
Safe Zone: Awakening Site

**Safe Zone: Awakening Site** is the initial zone in Adventure Mode. It is unlocked with Adventure Mode, by beating boss #4 A Small Mouse. There are no enemies here and hp regeneration is 5x greater than usual, or 10x after completing GRB (set). Every time the player is defeated they return here to heal.
THE TRAITOR

*For the titan, see THE TRAITOR (titan).*

* Boss fight

**THE TRAITOR** is the 149th enemy encountered in Boss Fights.

But instead, you find a hooded figure crouched in front of something you can't quite see, emitting a powerful glow. The figure closes the box and turns to face you. You can't quite make out their face, but there's no mistaking that psycho grin, the glint of their teeth.
‘Afraid you're a bit too late, my friend. My better half, really. Does it feel as strange for you as it does to me? Though, I don't understand why you keep doggedly chasing after me, surely you should be working on getting the others!'
The confusion on your face seems to irritate the Traitor. 'No matter. Soon our mission will be complete and we can both put this matter behind us.' As you take up a fighting stance, the Traitor's irritation now turns to anger.
'How do you not understand what we're trying to accomplish?! This has gone on long enough. You need to be subdued!' The Traitor stands up, and a ring of MacGuffins fly out from under his cloak and encircle him! His entire body glows with the most immense power you've ever felt.
FIGHT!
The Halloweenies

**The Halloweenies** is the 39th location in Adventure Mode. It is unlocked by beating boss #224 on SADISTIC difficulty.

## Fight

Recommended stats:

 Idle | Beast Mode OFF | 3.7 No (3.7E+30)
 One Hit | 42.0 Non (4.2E+31) | -

## Loot

Only cube root of loot chance bonus applies. For following items your **base chance** is

d
r
o
p
c
h
a
n
c
e

100

3

{\textstyle \sqrt[3]{\dfrac{dropchance}{100}}}

. Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.

Normal enemy:

* Gold 20.00 Qa (2.00E+16) - 25.00 Qa (2.50E+16)
* Boost 10000 (0.000004% base chance, up to 15% max)
* Boost 10000 (0.000004% base chance, up to 15% max)
* Halloweenie (set) - 0.0000016% base chance, up to 4% max for one of:
	+ Neck Bolts lvl 1
	+ Skeleton Shirt lvl 1
	+ A Broomstick lvl 1
	+ Fuzzy Boots lvl 1
	+ An Ordinary Apple lvl 1
	+ A Roll of Toilet Paper lvl 1
	+ Pandora's Box lvl 1
	+ A Giant Scythe lvl 1

Boss:

* Gold 24.00 Qa (2.40E+16) - 30.00 Qa (3.00E+16)
* Exp 1200 (0.000005% base chance, up to 15% max)
* Halloweenie (set) - 0.000005% base chance, up to 15% max for one of:
	+ Neck Bolts lvl 1
	+ Skeleton Shirt lvl 1
	+ A Broomstick lvl 1
	+ Fuzzy Boots lvl 1
	+ An Ordinary Apple lvl 1
	+ A Roll of Toilet Paper lvl 1
	+ Pandora's Box lvl 1
	+ A Giant Scythe lvl 1
* Ascended x5 Pendant lvl 40 (0.000016% base chance, up to 12% max)
* Emperor Looty lvl 40 (0.000006% base chance, up to 12% max)

## Enemies

Boss chance 1/4

* Ultra Instinct Stoner
* A Skeleton Inside a Body
* A Badly Made Sexy Florida Costume
* An Unnecessary Sequel
* An Elevator Full of Blood
* Candy Corn
* TEXAS CHAINSAW MASCARA
* JIGSAW
Lump Of Coal

N/A
This template contains various independently retrievable data items about ****Lump Of Coal**** in the form of parameter values of a variable template of choice, in a standardized fashion.

## Itempages

* Page:
	+ **Lump Of Coal**
	+ Christmas Event (set)
* Category:
	+ Category:Accessory
	+ Category:Christmas Event (set)

## Parameters

If you're confused with the difference between Base/Base Max/Max Value & Base/Base Max/Max points look here for base and here for Max.

All item data templates use the same parameter.

## Retrieval of data items

`{{Item data Lump Of Coal|Tooltip/Item/Data|as_base}}`, using parameter selection template Template:Tooltip/Item/Data, gives the parameter *as\_base*, etc.

For retrieval of more data items it is more efficient to prepare a template for that, to be used as follows:

So that this data template needs to be called only once.(See the first two rows of the first table in m:Help:Array#Summary of counts for template limits.) The default template is Template:Item data, producing this page.

The four parameters are optional, they are passed on to the prepared template as parameters 2-5.

Until here the documentation is automatically generated by Template:Item\_data.
Resource 3 Name Randomizer

The **Resource 3 Name Randomizer** is an option that enables to change the name of your Resource 3 every time you rebirth, it will randomly pick an incredibly smart and witty name from a pool of over 200 names!

It is available in the 4G's Sellout Shop for 100,000 AP.

## The Witty Names

2. Amish
3. Angst
4. Anime
5. Anti
6. Antimatter
7. Ape
8. Austin
9. Baba
10. Baby Poop
11. Bacon
12. Balls On A Cliff
13. Banana
14. Bananana
15. Banananana
16. Barber
17. Barf
18. Beaver
19. Bepis
20. Billy
21. Bloodydoops
22. Bob
23. Body Odor
24. Bonerfart
25. Bong
26. Boob
27. Boy
28. Brain
29. Breakout
30. Brian
31. Burger
32. Butt
33. BUY AP PLZ
34. Camel
35. Canadian
36. Capitalism
37. Caramel
38. Cheeseburger
39. Chocolate
40. Cockroach
41. Communism
42. Conspiracy
43. Cookie
44. Copyright
45. Cosmos
46. Crank
47. Crappier Energy
48. Crappier Magic
49. Crusade
50. Crystal
51. Dankness
52. Denial
53. Depression
54. Dice
55. Dictionary
56. Dimension
57. Disco
58. Dive
59. Doge
60. Dork
62. Dweeb
63. Earth
64. Edgy
65. Egg
66. Endless
67. ERROR
68. Ethereal
69. Factory
70. Feminine
71. Fez
72. Fire
73. Fish
74. Flea
75. Float
76. Flower
77. Foo
78. Frank
79. Friendship
80. Fusion
81. Garbage
82. Gasoline
83. Geothermal
84. GGGG
85. Ginger
86. Ginormo
87. Girl
88. Glaive Guisarme
89. Glitter
90. Godly
91. Gold
92. Goth
93. Grammar
94. Granola
95. Grease
96. Great
97. Groovy
98. Gun
99. Gusto
100. Hard
101. Hero
102. Hexagon
103. High
104. Horse
105. Horse
106. Hydroelectric
107. Idiot
108. I Have The
109. Imaginary
110. Iron
111. Japan
112. Jaunty
113. Jeff
114. Jerk
115. Keyboard Goop
116. Kidney
117. Kitten
118. Kitty
119. Knee
121. Lawyer
122. Lewd
123. Libido
124. Low
125. Lube
126. MagicalEnergy
127. Maple Syrup
128. Market
129. Masculine
130. Max
131. Meat
132. Meat Shoes
133. Mediocre
134. Mega
135. Meme
136. MILF
137. Minion
138. Mintemdo
139. MMMMMultipass
140. Monkey
141. Moose
142. Mosquito
143. Moxie
144. Myanus
145. Nacho
146. Nerd
147. Nerf
148. NGU
149. Noob
150. Not
151. Nuclear
152. Nyan
153. Orgy
154. Over
155. paC
156. Paperclip
157. Party
158. Political
159. Potato
160. Prostate
161. Psi
162. Puppy
163. Quark
164. Queef
165. raB
166. Random
167. Raw
168. Rectum
169. Recursive
170. Reference
171. Resource
172. Resource Three
173. rewoP
174. Rocket
175. Rubber
176. Rune
177. Sellout
178. Sexy
180. Shmeerp
181. Shower
182. Sin
183. Sixty Nine
184. Skull
185. Smarm
186. Smash
187. Sneaker
188. Soda
189. Soft
190. Solar
191. Space
192. Square
193. Squat
194. Stairs
195. Stank
196. Star
197. Steam
198. Steamed Hams
199. Steel
200. Sugar
201. Super
202. Supermega
203. Superstar
204. Swag
205. Swarm
206. Sweat
207. Taco
208. Taco
209. Tap
210. Tax
211. Tear
212. Thesaurus
213. Thinking
214. Tick
215. Tim
216. Tool
217. Triangle
218. Trimp
219. Troll
220. Typo
221. Under
222. UNLIMITED
223. Uranus
224. Vape
225. Veto
226. Water
227. Weak
228. Weeaboo
229. Weed
230. Wenis
231. Whine
232. Wind
233. Wizard
234. Wombat
235. Yolo
236. Your Mom
237. Zsdgasgdfh

Note: Thanks to user Sancdar for generously giving us this list! (source)
The Entire Alphabet Up a Coconut Tree

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**The Entire Alphabet Up a Coconut Tree** is the 83rd enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode, found in A Very Strange Place.

You reappear at a cottage by a lake. The sun is just about setting, casting some lovely shades of orange and red through the clouds. something about this place reawakens your memories. You realize who lives here.
'Hello, hellooo! You've come back, after all this time!'An old man comes up to you by the dock. 'Sit down, we have so much to catch up on, friend!' He lazily waves his hand to the side, and 2 comfy lounge chairs materialize. Surprising yourself, you sit down and accept the ice cold glass of lemonade that he puffs into existance.
'I've seen what happened to you, child. Terrible business, all of that. I know you're thinking 'The mission was a horrible failure!', but you forget that even the betrayal was expected. Everything in this existence has already happened and will continue to happen, over and over. I imagine that you're more concerned with finding the traitor in your group, the one who stole the Artifact and and falsely made you an interdimensional pariah! I'm afraid no matter where you go, you'll continue to face the same resistance you've had up to now. However, there are still allies out there, if you know where to look.'
'Another of your team has been hunting for any sign of the real traitor's whereabouts, since your fall. It's about time you seek him out.' As you finish your lemonade, the Man who Rules the Universe, with a grunt, stands up from his chair and motions for you to come to him. He presses a small pocketwatch into your hand 'This should lead you right to him. Now... it's time for you to leave'
Without any warning, and with unexpected strength, the Man pushes you off the dock into the water! You sputter and swim back up to the surface, but you're no longer at the cottage by the lake. In fact, you're no longer in water at all, but laying on hard ground. You examine the pocketwatch, but see nothing that could help you seek out this former companion of yours. However, you feel an urge to pick yourself up off the ground, and start heading off down the path. You're not sure where you're going, but something feels like you were meant to go this way. Before long you see a lone coconut tree swaying in the breeze. You stop for a moment to admire it when you see a swarm of letters descending from the coconuts! A whispers something to B, B whispers something to C, and the entire alphabet charges at you!
ROCK LOBSTER

* Easy
* Normal
* Hard
* Brutal

* Easy/V1
* Normal/V2
* Hard/V3
* Brutal/V4

**ROCK LOBSTER** is the 11th Titan, unlocked by defeating boss #224 in SADISTIC difficulty.

ROCK LOBSTER is a band, and each version adds a band member to the fight. The current lineup is SHELLSHOCK on the guitar, HARD KNOCK on drums, ELECTRIC EEL on the didgeridoo, and the eponymous ROCK LOBSTER on vocals. This titan has proportionately more defensive stats because of their gimmick than previous titans. While ROCK LOBSTER has no special attacks, you must start the fight while wearing three or more items with "paper" in the name or Rock Lobster will triple its Toughness and HP for each item less than three (i.e. 3x for only 2 paper items equipped, 9x for only 1 paper item equipped, 27x for 0 paper items equipped).

*NOTE: Rock Lobster's stat boost does not actually matter because it is not possible to do any damage at all unless you start off with at least 3 paper items equipped.*

Your first Rock Lobster kill unlocks the 7th ingredient slot in Cooking. After 5 kills on a given difficulty, autokill is unlocked no matter what your stats are.

## Possible Paper Items

* Generic Paperweight ID:117, from Jake from Accounting
* Paper Fan, ID: 126, from A Very Strange Place
* Paper Thin Crepe Cape, ID: 393, from The Breadverse
* Some Rolling Paper, ID: 406, from That 70's Zone
* A Roll of Toilet Paper, ID: 413, from The Halloweenies

## Fighting

Recommended stats to defeat titan:

 Brutal | 750.00 No (7.50E+32) | 250.00 No (2.50E+32)

## Loot

Only cube root of loot chance bonus applies. For following items your **base chance** is

d
r
o
p
c
h
a
n
c
e

100

3

{\textstyle \sqrt[3]{\dfrac{dropchance}{100}}}

. Item levels are base drop levels without challenge or set rewards.

* **All Modes**
	+ Gold 80 Qa (8E+16) - 100 Qa (1E+17)
	+ Exp 6,000
	+ PP progress 700,000
	+ QP 5 (if "I wish Titan 11 Dropped QP" Wish is researched)
	+ Rock (set) - 0.00001% base chance, up to 25% max for each of:
		- A Bandana lvl 4
		- Broken Drum lvl 4
		- Stonehenge Pants lvl 4
		- Platform Boots lvl 4
		- A Rocket lvl 4
		- A Pet Rock lvl 4
		- A Rolling Stone lvl 4
		- Giant Drumsticks lvl 4
	+ Ascended x6 Pendant lvl 10 (0.00001% base chance, up to 25% max)
	+ GALACTIC HERALD LOOTY lvl 10 (0.00001% base chance, up to 25% max)
	+ Random MacGuffin Fragment
* **Normal+**
	+ Exp, PP, and QP rewards are multiplied by 1.1x (If "I wish V2/3/4 Titans had better rewards" level 1 is researched)
	+ A Skipping Stone lvl 4 (0.0000065% base chance, up to 25% max)
	+ A Bed Rock lvl 4 (0.0000065% base chance, up to 25% max)
* **Hard+**
	+ Exp, PP, and QP rewards are multiplied by 1.2x (If "I wish V2/3/4 Titans had better rewards" level 2 is researched)
	+ Rock Candy lvl 4 (0.000004% base chance, up to 25% max)
	+ A Broken Pair of Scissors lvl 4 (0.000004% base chance, up to 25% max)
* **Brutal**
	+ Exp, PP, and QP rewards are multiplied by 1.3x (If "I wish V2/3/4 Titans had better rewards" level 3 is researched)
	+ Portable Stairway (To Heaven) lvl 4 (0.000003% base chance, up to 25% max)
	+ Amplifier lvl 4 (0.000003% base chance, up to 25% max)
Rare Foil Pokeyman Card (Enemy)

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**Rare Foil Pokeyman Card** is the 178th enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode. It is found in The Fad-lands.

In the center, a floating glass sphere glows from something inside? It's probably important and the plot really says you should head that way. So instead you head off a fork in the path like an asshole, and spot a card lying on the ground! OOH, it's a rare foil Pokeyman card! You ogle the card for a bit, turning the foil in the sunlight and drooling over it. But the card slips in your fingers and you get a papercut! You can't stand for this - the card must die.
The Damage Cap

* Boss fight
* Adventure

**The Damage Cap** is the 188th enemy encountered in Boss Fights. It is also a monster you battle in Adventure Mode, found in JRPGVille.

The sword cracks and splinters into pieces, but your damage text doesn't seem to be going away. It keeps growing 99999... 9999999 ... 9999999999999999 ... it's a glitch! You've got to stop it!