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Fire Attack

Fire attack is a sword mark that is comes on a Fire Sword. It takes six turns to charge the mark, and once it is charged, it allows you to shoot fire like a dragon and deal 10 damage. It is a purple mark, so it cannot be transferred to any other sword. As the sword is very rare, it is difficult to increase the maximum enhancement level, making it only useful for weird gadget situations.
Grimoire of Cursed

A grimoire of cursed will curse an item in your inventory. Cursed equipment can be worn, but cannot be removed. Other cursed items cannot be used. You generally don't want to curse items in your inventory, and this book is mainly a trap to allow you to sabotage yourself if you're attempting to identify Unidentified Items by using them.

In the sequel, this is called Curse Grimoire.
Goblin Lord

The leader of the goblins. She started the tavern so that everyone could work out after work.

## Goblin Lord

### Experience

956

They are the leaders of the goblins. Also the leader in the maintenance of national roads, they are responsible for most of the roads in the territory of the demon tribe.

### Pro skills

* Earth Shatter
* Skillful

### Drops

* Copper Iron Ore
* Gold Silver Ore
* Stone Crusher

### Recruitment locations

* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) 200+F
Crafting

Crafting is a mechanic introduced in the sequel that allows the player to create items while in a dungeon using items and construction materials that they are carrying. The ability to craft is unlocked after first visiting Route Artist's Atelier, a dungeon where the player relies almost entirely on this mechanic. After that, crafting can be performed in any dungeon, though with the limitation that some items cannot be crafted without an Artisan Work mark that is provided by a Claft Bracelet (Trial), Claft Bracelet, and some Monster Homes. Every item also costs MP to be crafted, with the cost depending on the item.

Swords and shields do not inherit any enhancements or marks from other swords or shields used in the process of crafting them. When crafted they will come with a small random enhancement level that could be positive or negative.

Some items can only be acquired through crafting, such as Elixir and Small Gear.

Items marked with a \* require *Artisan Work* to be crafted. Intermediate recipes are unlocked by talking to an NPC named Esme, who can be found in Karen's shop after completing the story. Advanced recipes are unlocked by clearing Artist's Atelier Training Zone.

## Weapons

Note: The player must have identified at least one Wind Grimoire and Tornado Staff to craft this.

## Statues

All Statues require the Artisan Work mark to be crafted, and must be placed immediately.

## Traps

All Traps require the Trapper Work mark to be crafted.
Elf

A elf who has learned to calm down. Apprentice and High Elf are always bothering her. Looking down on human.

### Skills

* Heal
* Use SteelArrow
* Companionship

### Recruitment locations

* Beginner Dungeon, floors 16-20, 24-27
* Village Exit, floors 15-20
* Demon Kingdom, floors 14-18
* Elven Hidden Village, floors 20-26
* Mysterious Adventure

## Elf

### Cap Agi

19

After rigorous training, the elf learns to check safety before shooting. She is sick to her stomach every day reporting the apprentice elf's failed work to her boss.

### Skills

* Iron Arrow
* Healing Pray
* Friendliness

### Pro skills

* Shot Distance
* Heal Blessing Lv2
* Shots Hit

### Drops

* Rienel Cloth
* Mana Piece
* Iron Arrow

### Recruitment locations

* Route Old Castle, floors 15-17
* Route Maxwell Ruins, floors 13-15
* Route Great Fairy Place, floors 7-9, 12-13, 17-20
* Route Fog Origin, floors 10-13
Grimoire of Paralysis

A grimoire of paralysis will cause all monsters adjacent to you to become paralyzed. This includes both friendly and hostile monsters. Unlike most books that cause negative status conditions, this book only affects monsters adjacent to you and not the entire room.

In the sequel, this is called Paralysis Grimoire.
Fox

A fox with one tail is a sign of immaturity. They are mischievous and surprise adventurers.

### Skills

* Tail Whip
* Item Mimicry

### Recruitment locations

* Beginner Dungeon, floors 11-18
* Village Exit, floors 10-19
* Demon Kingdom, floors 10-19
* Mysterious Adventure

## Fox

### Cap Agi

23

A tribe of foxes who are training to become great monster foxes. The fox with one tail is still immature. They are currently in a period of pampering.

### Skills

* Waving Tails

While not formally listed as a skill in the sequel, foxes still effectively have the same Item Mimicry skill as in the original game.

### Pro Skills

* Tickle
* Dance Tips D

### Drops

* Soft Hair
* Demon Hair
* Small Heal Fruit

### Recruitment locations

* Route Old Castle, floors 13-17
* Route Maxwell Ruins, floors 4-7
* Route Phoenix Place, floors 10-12
Firehouse

The firehouse prefix is available for both swords and shields.

### On swords

It increases the damage you deal while your health is at 25% or less. More precisely, it scales from doubling your damage at exactly 25% health to roughly tripling it at 1 health. It does nothing while your health is over 25%.

### On shields

It decreases the damage you take in the same circumstance.
Dmg Recovery Lv3

This mark causes you to recover 4 health every time a monster hits you. It is a green mark, so its effects can be stacked, and you'll recover 4 health per copy of the mark on your shield. It can be created from a Large Heal Fruit using synthesis. The mark can also be put on an accessory to give the friend that wears it the same 4 health recovery upon taking damage as the mark would give you on a shield. It exists only in the sequel and not in the original game.
Explosion Slash

This is a sword mark that can only be obtained randomly from swords dropped by Alpha Monsters. In the original game, it takes 100 turns to charge the mark. Once it is charged, it allows the player to cause an explosion immediately in front of them. That explosion damages the player, as well as friendly or hostile monsters. It is a purple mark, so it cannot be transferred to any other sword.

In the sequel, this is called Flaming Slash. Marks do not charge in the sequel, but rather, the skill costs 15 MP to use.
HP Increase

The HP Increase mark is both a sword mark and a shield mark. The mark comes from synthesis with a Life Fruit and increases your max HP by 5, just like eating the life fruit would. It is a yellow mark, so you can stack multiple copies of it on the same sword or shield. As this is markedly inferior to Atk Recovery Lv3 (for swords) or Dmg Recovery Lv3 (for shields), the only reason I can see to use it is when you specifically need high HP, such as to recruit friends from the Vampire line.
Gifts

Items with a chest icon may sometimes have other effects, but they are intended primarily as gifts to give to your friends. Gifts in this category will tend to increase the amount that a monster girl likes you much more per amount of money value than other items. Most of the monster girls who want you to give them a particular item before they will be your friend want something from this category.
Ghouls

A demon tribe called ghouls by Humans. They are quite skilled in the physical arts they learn to keep in shape. Although they do not eat humans, they like the cool-sounding name.

Ghouls is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* Discard
* Dmg Recovery Lv2

### Pro Skills

* Spirited Roar
* Spirit Attack
* Magic Attack

### Terms of friendship

Unequip your sword and attack her without it. Each hit has a chance of causing her to ask to be a friend. However it's likely that several Ghouls will be defeated before one offers to be a friend.

### Drops

* Zuluan Cloth
* Golden Magic Water
* Heal Fruit

### Recruitment locations

Route Phoenix Place, floors 13-16

Route Great Fairy Place, floors 11-13
Demon's House

A Demon's House is a building that you can build in the sequel. You can buy the building permit from Karen in her construction shop for 6000 gold. It then requires 20 Oak Wood, 15 Kaolin Clay, 15 Soft Stone, and 5 Copper Iron Ore to actually build it. Each demon's house will increase the maximum number of friends that you can register by 30.
Donna

**Donna** is a playable character in Suspects: Mystery Mansion. She appears as a green Crocodile with a large mouth. She is a Common character, meaning she can be obtained when starting up the game for the first time, or be obtained by chance when buying the random common character deal in the shop or getting the same deal for free from the Gold Pass.

## Bio

“It is known how much she envies those with fur, but would she go as far as to kill for it?”

## Trivia

* Donna and Finn have the similar kind of mouth.
* Donna is often mistaken to be a dinosaur or an alligator.
Healing Wind

This is a purple shield mark that exists only in the sequel. At a cost of 20 MP, it will remove all negative conditions from you and all of your allies on the entire floor, even those in other rooms. The difference between this and Healing Mist is that it costs twice as much MP, but also removes negative conditions from allies who are not adjacent to you.
Evil Eye

When a monster uses this skill, she chooses what the player does on their next turn. It often involves using an item from the player's inventory, which includes equipping, unequipping, using, and throwing items. As this forces the player to use their turn, repeated use of this skill can lead to being locked down.

In the sequel, this skill is called **Demon Eye**. It can be prevented by Confusion Guard, but will not be prevented by All Guard. When used against monsters it will make them confused.
Freeze Slash

This is a sword mark that can only be obtained randomly from swords dropped by Alpha Monsters. In the original game, it takes 80 turns to charge the mark. Once it is charged, it allows you to swing your sword in a wide arc that hits three squares like the Three-way Attack mark, and causes any enemies it hits to become frozen. It is a purple mark, so it cannot be transferred to any other sword.

In the sequel, this is called Freezing Slash. Marks do not charge in the sequel, but rather, the skill can be used for 10 MP.
Dagon

A water warrior. But she has no problem with deserts, volcanoes, the sky, or any other places where there is no water.

Dagon is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* 3way Attack
* Walk of Water
* Water Blessing
* Like Rain
* Aquatic

### Terms of friendship

Beat her in a quick draw duel. You have to wait for exclamation marks to appear on the screen, then react quickly to attack as soon as they do. So long as you attack quickly enough after the exclamation marks appear but not before they appear, you'll win.

### Drops

* Golden Magic Water
* Copper Iron Ore
* Water Piece

### Recruitment locations

* Route Fog Origin, floors 38-40
Frozen

When you are frozen, you are visibly encased in ice and your turn will be skipped. If you take damage while frozen, that will break the ice and cause the condition to end.

There are four sources of the frozen condition in the game. Reading a Grimoire of Ice Magic will freeze everything in front of you in a cone. Fenrir's Frozen Breath is the same effect. Stepping on a Freezing Trap will freeze you and everything in adjacent squares. Destroying a blue crystal has the same effect, though centered on the crystal.
Adaptation Bracelet

In the sequel, certain floors of certain dungeons are hot, which reduces your natural health recharge rate. Certain other floors of certain dungeons are cold, which increases your rate of stamina depletion. The adaptation bracelet makes it so that neither of these environmental effects will affect you. This item exists only in the sequel, and only by using a Magic Key on floor 25 of the Route Phoenix Place dungeon.
Centor

A horse demon tribe living in the highlands. They live by hunting. They are gentle and wise, and sometimes carry humans on their backs.

Centor is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* Silver Arrow
* Twice Action

### Pro skills

* Blow Away
* Shot Distance

### Terms of friendship

If you defeat her while standing next to her, she will occasionally ask to be your friend. This means that you're unlikely to befriend any particular one, but if you fight enough of them without particularly trying to make friends, one will eventually ask to be your friend.

### Drops

* Soft Hair
* Demon Hair
* Silver Arrow

### Comments

This should definitely be spelled Centaur. At least the current misspelling is phonetically correct.
Flame Attack

Flame Attack is a sword mark that comes on a Sword Efreet. It is debatable whether this should be regarded as the sequel's equivalent to the Fire Attack sword mark. This is a red sword mark, however, while Fire Attack was purple. This mark allows you to hold down the attack key to shoot fire from your sword if you are at full health and your attack doesn't hit a monster. It does not allow you to slash a monster and also shoot fire in the same turn. The fire will travel several squares, and if it hits anything, will deal half as much damage as a sword slash would have.
Grimoire of Summon Friend

A grimoire of summon friend will summon a random friend from town to join you. It can only be used if you do not already have two friends in your party. This can be useful to get a second friend for the Demon Kingdom dungeon. It is also a way to replace a friend who gets defeated. You can also use it to summon a particular friend that you need in order to recruit a particular type of monster, such as some fairy for Lilyth. While you do not get to directly choose the particular friend who is summoned, you can read the book at the start of a floor, and if it summons the wrong friend, close the game and try again.
Explosion Bracelet

The explosion bracelet frequently explodes, with effects equivalent to stepping on a Explosion Trap. That is, it will cut your life in half, as well as that of all adjacent monsters, and destroy items on the ground. This item exists only in the sequel and not in the original game.

Unlike most bracelets, it has two mark slots rather than one. That allows you to have up to three marks total on a bracelet by transferring two from other bracelets via synthesis. Unless you actually want to explode every several steps for some reason, however, that still only lets you have two useful mark slots, the same as most other bracelets. As such, the bracelet is useless and is really a trap unless you specifically want the explosion effect.
Draugr

Zombie Tribe who were named because of they way they crawled out of the snow while snowboarding. Although they are living spirits, they are in good health, and even the Ogre Doctors agree. They swim extremely fastt.

### Skills

* Discard
* Dmg Recovery Lv3

### Pro Skills

* Spirited Roar
* Spirit Attack
* Magic Attack

### Terms of friendship

Unequip your sword and attack her without it. Each hit has a chance of causing her to ask to be a friend. However it's likely that several Draugrs will be defeated before one offers to be a friend.

### Drops

* Zuluan Cloth
* Golden Magic Water
* Heal Fruit

### Recruitment locations

* Route Fog Origin
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel)
Alraune

The flowers that bloom in the forest became monster girls. The vitality is strong, each individual lives a long life.

### Skills

* Thorn Attack
* Hate Flying Items
* Confu Protection

### Pro skills

* Binding Attack
* Thorns Tips

### Recruitment locations

* Beginner Dungeon, floors 4-8
* Village Exit, floors 3-6
* Demon Kingdom, floors 2-5
* Elven Hidden Village, floors 2-4
* Mysterious Adventure

## Alraune

### Cap Agi

16

Flowering monsters that live in forests and other places. They have a strong life force and all of them live for a long time. Their age is a secret.

### Skills

* Thorny Attack
* Hate Flying Tools
* Not Want to Move

### Drops

* Fiber Grass
* Fog Grass
* Mysterious Seed

### Recruitment locations

* Northern Forest, floor 4
* Route Old Castle, floors 4-9
* Route Maxwell Ruins, floors 2-3
* Route Great Fairy Place, floors 2-3, 10-11
* Route Fog Origin, floors 1-3, 20-21
Demi Rich

The non highest rank vampires has moon contract familiars, but this girl has implemented an annual contract.

### Skills

* Familiar Summon
* Evil Eye
* Hp Absorption

### Terms of friendship

When you ask her to join you, she'll suck your blood and bring you down to 1 health. She'll join your party if she took at least 300 health away from you. This requires that you be at a very high level, so you'll have to have a long run that goes deep into the Mysterious Adventure dungeon to have enough health to recruit her.

## Demi Rich

### Experience

908

High ranking vampire. A masterful ruler who was improved the welfare of bats and switched their employment contracts from monthly to annual. She laughs at and forgives the small pranks of bats who have fallen into the dark and seeks a path of co-prosperity.

### Skills

* Demon Eye
* Familiar Summon
* Hp Absorption
* Blind Guard
* Epic Summon

### Pro skills

* Absorption Tips Lv2
* Encouragement

### Terms of friendship

When you ask her to join you, she'll suck your blood until you tell her to stop. She'll join your party if she took at least 300 health away from you.

### Drops

* Rienel Cloth
* Golden Magic Water
* Mold Bread

### Recruitment locations

* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) 500+F
Fog

If you spend about 800 turns on a single floor of a dungeon without moving on to the next, it will start to get foggy. The fog makes monsters stronger, but doesn't otherwise damage you. The first level of fog isn't that huge of a deal, so it's not like it will instantly kill you. It often is a good indicator that it's time to move on rather than continuing to do whatever you're doing. There is a second level of fog at about 900 turns and a third at 1000 turns, and the third level of fog makes monsters massively stronger than normal, so you'd probably rather not be around to face them. There is nothing beyond the third level of fog.

You can also make fog appear much more quickly in several other ways. A Grimoire of Jealousy will instantly make the floor very foggy, as it jumps straight to the third level of fog. Each time you hit a monster with a sword with a Foggy prefix or get hit while wearing a shield with that same prefix counts as about 25 turns toward making the floor get foggy. If you steal items from Tanukichi's shop worth 5000 or more, then she will make the floor very foggy in response in an attempt at killing you.

Apart from the ways to make a floor foggy early, you'll probably never see fog in the course of normal gameplay. It takes about 800 turns to appear, and that's more than enough to explore an entire floor, kill every single monster, and pick up every single item. Rather, fog prevents you from equipping a Tireless Bracelet and then having friends who are much stronger than the monsters on a floor go farm monsters without you while you skip your turn indefinitely as a way to level up. As such, it's an exploit prevention mechanism, not something that will ordinarily force you to rush.
4tails Fox

This fox is starting to get heavy on tails. It will take some time for imitate the behavior of an adult fox.

### Skills

* Tail Whip
* Item Mimicry

### Recruitment locations

* Village Exit, floors 40-50
* Demon Kingdom, floors 40-42, 45-47
* Mysterious Adventure

## Fox 4tails

### Cap Agi

29

A changing fox with four tails. The increased number of tails is a sign of growth, but they are heavy and difficult to handle in many situations.

### Skills

* Waving Tails

While not formally listed as a skill in the sequel, foxes still effectively have the same Item Mimicry skill as in the original game.

### Pro Skills

* Tickle
* Dance Tips D

### Drops

* Soft Hair
* Demon Hair
* Small Heal Fruit
Healing Melody

This skill causes the monster to heal herself and all adjacent allies for a significant amount of health.

In the sequel, this skill is called Recovery Melody. For some mysterious reason, the two skills essentially swapped names between the two games, and in each game, is opposite the naming convention of fruits.
Fruit Sharing Statue

The fruit sharing statue presumably causes fruit to be shared among everyone in the room. If the player throws fruit at the statue and hit it, then everyone in the room will get the effect of the fruit. This also damages the statue. If the player eats a fruit, it will only affect the player, as normal. This statue looks like a Dryad, in reference to her fruit throwing abilities.
Goblin

A race with so many individuals that it extends to humans. He is an incomparable drinker.

In the original game, befriending a goblin causes DIY Mana to arrive in First Village. She lets you expand your house to store more items.

### Recruitment locations

* Beginner Dungeon, floors 3-5, 7-9
* Village Exit, floors 1-3, 18-23
* Demon Kingdom, floors 6-10
* Elven Hidden Village, floors 3-6
* Mysterious Adventure

## Goblin

### Cap Agi

16

A major force, the most numerous among the demon tribe. She enjoys making things, and is also skilled at infrastructure development.

### Pro Skills

* Skillful
* Earth Shatter

### Drops

* Copper Iron Ore
* Gold Silver Ore

### Recruitment locations

* Route Old Castle, floors 4-6, 10-12
* Route Maxwell Ruins, floors 4-5, 10
* Route Phoenix Place, floors 3-4, 10
Grimoire of Lostness

A grimoire of lostness resets the map of the current floor. Basically, you forget about everything you've seen so far on the floor, and the map is reduced to just the room that you're in. You can recover the map as normal by exploring other rooms again. There isn't any advantage to doing this, but it's in the game as a trap for trying to identify Unidentified Items by using them to see what happens.

In the sequel, this is called Lostness Grimoire.
Fruit

Eating a fruit has effects that depend on the type of fruit. You can apply the effects to yourself by eating it, or to someone else (whether friendly or hostile) by throwing it and hitting them with it. You can also apply the effects to everyone in the room (both friendly and hostile) by reading a Grimoire of Spreading Magic and applying it to the fruit. Books are initially unidentified in several dungeons unless you do something to identify them.

In the original game, some types of fruit can be converted to Sword Marks or Shield Marks and applied to swords or shields having Compounder Barbara perform special synthesis. Not all types of fruit can be used in this way. For those that can, special synthesis is the unique source of the marks they create. In the sequel, the methods of special synthesis change, but some fruits can again be converted to marks on swords, shields, or accessories. The "synth" columns specify whether a fruit can be converted to a mark on at least one type of equipment in the respective games.

Fruit can be eaten while inside of a Magic Pouch. It does not have to be in your main inventory in order to be used. A fruit does have to be in your main inventory in order for other effects to be applied to it.

Eating any fruit will restore 3 stamina, in addition to its other effects. If you're out of bread and desperate for stamina, even eating fruit with otherwise negative effects can be worthwhile.
Coco

The Cat monster tribe. The treasure this time was the "Jewel of Power", but she gave it up due to a fog outbreak.

### Boss event

Coco is the first major boss that you'll meet, on floor 6 of the Beginner Dungeon. After you defeat her, she'll return to First Village, where she opens a cafe.

### Town role

Coco offers three meals at her cafe at a time. There are eleven that she can offer in total, and she'll pick which three to offer at a given time randomly. You can eat one meal for buffs in the next dungeon you attempt. You can only eat one meal, and it wears off the next time you leave a dungeon, or sooner for some types of meals. You can reroll which of three meals are available by returning to the title screen and reloading your game.

Once you reach the Mysterious Adventure dungeon, you can talk to Aide Gabli to have Coco help you in that dungeon or not. If you want Coco's help, she'll sometimes appear in the dungeon and offer exactly the same cafe that she offers in town. If you had a meal previously active and eat another one in the dungeon, it will replace the effects of your previous meal.

Coco herself uses the same model as Were Cat, Nekomata, Cait Sith, and Bastet. Coco uses a different color scheme, however, so she is not one of those types of monsters.

## Coco

### Experience

1400

A white cat demon. She lives for treasure hunting. Recently, she seems to be traveling around with her partner "Puree".

Coco returns in the sequel. She has a brief fight with the player in the Northern Forest dungeon, then later returns to Hope Village to open her cafeteria. The meal options in the sequel are totally different from those of the original game. Coco has six fixed meal options that are always available. She doesn't rotate her menu as in the original game. Additionally, her menu options now tell you how long they last, rather than giving a cryptic description as in the original game.

More meal menu will be unlocked as you ate more. 4 sets of extra menu available according to JP wiki, they are unlocked after you having meal for 10, 30, 60 and 100 times.

A total of 59 meals will be available after you unlocks them on 100th meal and take away doesn't counts.
Furniture

Furniture exists only in the sequel, where you can ask Karen to build various pieces of furniture for you. She requires some construction materials obtained from your adventures, as well as a modest fee to craft the item. You can then place the furniture she builds to decorate your house or town.

Some furniture items have square brackets as part of their names in the game. For purposes of this wiki, those have been modified to parentheses to avoid conflicting with the special wiki meaning of square brackets.
Grimoire of Explosions

A grimoire of explosions will explode and damage both you and any adjacent monsters. You usually don't want to do that, though if there are enough adjacent, hostile monsters, it could be worthwhile. If you have a Pervert prefix on your shield, it will heal you instead of damaging you. This item is also necessary in order to recruit Dark Elf as your friend.

In the sequel, this is called Explosion Grimoire.
Dargoyle

She has a personality to immerse herself in things that she is interested in. She developed her own skills based on the skills of a certain Demon Lord. She is a "can-do" girl, but she is not comfortable showing her efforts, so she always looks lazy.

Dargoyle is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* Dimensional Slash
* Petrifaction Guard

### Pro skills

* 3 way Attack
* No Fire
* No Ice

### Terms of friendship

There is a small chance that she will ask to be your friend when you defeat her while adjacent to her.

### Drops

* Soft Stone
* Hard Stone
* Knight Sword

### Recruitment locations

* Village Mayor's Trial 2 floors 97-99
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) 600+F
Flower Planting

Dandelion's signature skill allows her to plant flowers on numerous squares near her. They are generally all to one side, so they don't often make it impossible to reach her without stepping on the flowers. Hostile monsters who step on the flowers will take around 50 damage per turn and heal Dandelion for the same amount.

In the sequel this skill is called **Planting**.
Golden Pickaxe

The Golden Pickaxe is an upgraded version of the Pickaxe, which thanks to its Wall Digging 2 mark doesn't lose enhancement levels when used to break walls. It is only available by using a Magical Key on floor 700 of the Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) dungeon.

It only exists in the sequel and not in the original game.
Damage Reflection

Damage reflection is a shield mark that comes on a Counter Shield. It makes it so that when a monster deals damage to you in melee, it will take a small fraction of the damage that you do. It is a green mark, so you can stack multiple copies of the mark on the same shield to increase the amount of damage that you reflect.
Foggy

The foggy prefix is available for both swords and shields.

### On swords

It increases the damage you deal by about 50%, but each time it does this counts as about 25 turns toward generating fog.

### On shields

It likewise decreases the damage you take, but also accelerates the generation of fog. That doesn't mean that you can't use it, but it does mean that you probably shouldn't use it very much or the supercharged monsters from dense fog will kill you.
Hate Flying Items

This skill is held by the plants Alraune, Delphine, Nemophila, and Dandelion. They normally do not move while hostile to you, which might lead you to think you can safely kill them from a distance. This skill makes them angry if hit by ranged attacks, and that allows them to attack you back without having to move.

In the sequel, this skill is called Hate Flying Tools.
Dark Elf

An elf that handles explosion arrows developed by Fairies. She shows arrows in the sea side and play.

### Skills

* Use BombArrow
* Love Explosions
* Companionship

### Terms of friendship

Max her like level, then read a Grimoire of Explosions while adjacent to her.

### Recruitment locations

* Elven Hidden Village, floors 20-26
* Mysterious Adventure

## Dark Elf

### Cap Agi

24

Elves who use explosive arrows. They are perverts who like explosions too much.

### Skills

* Explosion Arrow
* Love Explosions

### Pro skills

* Explosion
* Shot Distance
* Shots Hit

### Terms of friendship

Read an Explosion Grimoire while adjacent to her. It is no longer necessary to max her like level.

### Drops

* Rienel Cloth
* Mana Piece
* Explosion Arrow

### Recruitment locations

* Route Great Fairy Place, floors 17-20, 28-30
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel)
Grimoire of SSR Aburaage

A grimoire of SSR aburaage turns the chosen item in your inventory into a Legendary Aburaage. The word "aburaage" is a failed translation and should be "fried tofu". For that matter, SSR isn't a good translation, either, and seems to have the intended meaning of Japanese mobile gacha games.

In the sequel, this is called Great Aburaagelize Grimoire.
Flying Slash

This is a sword mark that can only be obtained randomly from swords dropped by Alpha Monsters. It takes 20 turns to charge the mark. Once it is charged, it allows you to jump forward by two squares and attack, all in a single turn. It is a purple mark, so it cannot be transferred to any other sword.
Fungus

The mushroom demon tribe has an addictive and pungent mushroom. Their mushrooms are one of the top 30 delicacies, along with the scales of the moth demon tribe. Overdose can be dangerous.

Fungus is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* Bad Shape Counter
* Paralysis Guard

### Pro skills

* Cold Blood Attack
* Illness Attack
* Defensive Stance
* State Extension

### Terms of friendship

Eat a Rotten Fruit and be afflicted by Stomach Pains while standing next to her.

### Drops

* Magic Powder
* Fiber Grass
* Fiber Grass

### Recruitment locations

* Village Mayor's Trial 2
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) 250+F
Bulletin Board

There is a bulletin board immediately outside of Melt's house in Hope Village. It exists only in the sequel, but offers functionality analogous to what you could go by talking to Tarte in the original game.

The "Management" option allows you to see which friends are in your current party of six, and which are in your complete list of friends. It has tabs to restrict the list to your chosen favorites or to a particular type of monster, such as beasts or insects. This allows you to register friends to remain in town permanently, even if they are defeated in dungeons. You should immediately register any friends that you wish to keep the next time you visit Hope Village. It also allows you to permanently dismiss unwanted friends. You can also rename any of your friends here.

The "Formation" option allows you to choose which friends particular friends will be in your current party of six. You can choose a party of six arbitrarily from among your registered friends here. This is the only place that you can add old friends to your party of six. In contrast, you can swap which friends from within your party of six are with you in the middle of a dungeon. Thus, if you want someone to join you in the middle of a dungeon, you have to plan ahead and add her to your party here.
Dmg Recovery IV

This mark causes you to recover 5 health every time a monster hits you. It is a green mark, so its effects can be stacked, and you'll recover 4 health per copy of the mark on your shield. Unlike the other Dmg Recovery marks, this one cannot be transferred to accessories. It exists only in the sequel and not in the original game.
Fake Blessing Statue

The Fake Blessing Statue causes any healing effects in the room to deal the same amount of damage instead. The damage will not kill characters, but can reduce health to 1. The statue looks like a Seere and has the same effect as her False Blessing skill, from which the statue takes its name, at least up to translation difficulties.
Fruit Plant

This is a shield mark that can only be obtained randomly from shields dropped by Alpha Monsters. In the original game, it takes 500 turns to charge the mark. Once it is charged, it will create a fruit and drop it on the ground, then reset the skill's charge to zero. It is a purple mark, so it cannot be transferred to any other shield. In the sequel, this skill is called Create Fruits and can be activated for 50 MP.
Digitalis

A plant species with an innocent face that holds toxicity. The flower's language is "passionate love. Human has given this word to it, but she seems to like it.

Digitalis is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* State Absorption
* Nutrients
* Root Power

### Terms of friendship

Allow her to use State Absorption to remove a beneficial condition from you four times, then give her an item.

### Drops

* Fog Grass
* Mysterious Seed
* Antidote Fruit

### Recruitment locations

* Route Fog Origin, floors 28-30
Grimoire of Convocation

A grimoire of convocation summons your friends to you. It is mainly useful if your party gets separated enough for your friends to be in danger. Bringing them to you allows you to protect them. It only summons the friends who are already in your party in the dungeon with you. In order to summon a different friend who is not already in your party, you would need a Grimoire of Summon Friend.

While most books in put the word "grimoire" at the end in the sequel and at the start in the original game, this one is called Grimoire of Convocation in both games.
Flame Lily

A fairy in a warm place. She loves burning travelers' things and embarrassing them.

### Skills

* Act Twice
* Floating
* Flame Protection
* Blast Protection
* Item Baking
* Spirits Blessing

### Terms of friendship

Make her frozen, which is most easily done by using a Grimoire of Ice Magic. It won't give her a yellow star to offer to be your friend until she comes unfrozen.

### Recruitment locations

* Demon Kingdom, floors 29-34
* Elven Hidden Village, floors 25-30
* Mysterious Adventure

### Comments

Because she tends to destroy items on the ground before you can pick them up, you probably don't want to take her with you as your friend very often.

## Flame Lily

### Cap Agi

65

A fairy who loves to play with fire. She enjoys burning fallen items and travelers' belongings.

### Skills

* No Fire
* Flame Clutch
* Twice Action
* Float
* Item Burning
* Spirit Blessing
* Ground Blessing

### Terms of friendship

Make her frozen, as in the original game. An Ice Pillar Staff is another way to do this, in addition to those from the previous game.

### Drops

* Mana Piece
* Fire Piece
* Fire Piece

### Recruitment locations

* Route Phoenix Place, floors 28-30
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel)
Dungeon Floors

Each dungeon has some fixed number of floors. Upon entering a floor, the game randomly generates a floor for you. Different floors of different dungeons often have different algorithms for how the floor is generated. Each floor will be different every time, with the exception of a handful of special floors such as for the very end of a dungeon.

Each dungeon floor has a single exit, which is marked by a yellow square on your map. In most cases, the exit is a staircase at a random location in a random room. On some floors, the exit is at the end of a path to the edge of the map, or marked by swirling winds instead of a staircase. You also start in a random location in a random room on the floor, and sometimes by random chance start very near or even right on top of the exit.

As you move to later floors within a dungeon, you meet more powerful and higher level monsters. That is, the monsters get stronger in both ways: new types of monsters that are stronger than the earlier ones even while at level 1, and also monsters being level 3 or 5 or 10 or whatever. Stronger monsters give more experience for defeating them, so when trying to level up your friends, you typically want to get to the later levels quickly, as the earlier ones offer little experience.

The game automatically saves your game whenever you exit a dungeon level, most commonly by going to the next floor. It also immediately saves if you die or return to town. If you close your game in the middle of a dungeon floor, it will not have saved after the start of the floor. Relaunching the game to load your saved game will allow you to restart the floor, and will regenerate a random floor for you that will generally be different from the previous one. Intentionally closing your game when you can see that a floor is going badly will allow you to retry it. The game immediately saves when you die, however, so if you wait until you have died and then try to restart the floor, it is too late, and you're going back to town.

If you spend too long on a given floor (too many moves, not real-life time), it will eventually get foggy. This makes monsters much stronger, and can get you killed. This isn't a serious risk if you're just trying to find the exit and move on. It can happen if you're trying to farm mobs for experience on a particular floor, or trying to befriend a particularly tricky monster.
Healing Mist

This is a purple shield mark that exists only in the sequel. At a cost of 10 MP, it will remove all negative conditions from you and all adjacent allies. The difference between this and Healing Wind is that it costs half as much MP, but only removes conditions from allies who are adjacent to you and not those who are further away.
Flip Shield

The only real flaw in the flip shield is a low cap on the maximum enhancement level. That gets removed once you clear the first six dungeons, making the shield viable in its own right, in addition to its value as the source of the Anti-Flip mark.

## Reflect Shield

### Mark

Flip Guard

In the sequel, the reflect shield has arguably the best base stats in the game. You just need to get a lucky drop from Alpha Monsters and you can have a very nice shield. It is also valuable as the source of the Flip Guard mark to protect you from the various goblins' flip attacks.
Dolls

A tribe of doll girls whose origins are shrouded in mystery. They are always floating with the power of magic.

Dolls is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* Making Traps
* Float
* Earplugs

### Pro Skills

* Blow Off
* Spirit Attack

### Terms of friendship

Give her a Small Gear. This item doesn't appear to drop, but can readily be crafted in Route Great Fairy Place, as all of the components drop fairly abundantly there. After you have crafted the gear, you can take it out of that dungeon and recruit her in a different one.

### Drops

* Copper Iron Ore
* Gold Silver Ore
* Magic Slate

### Comments

Her name really should be "Doll", as it's a single doll, not more than one.
Highest Aburaage

Highest aburaage is available as random drops, and is sometimes sold by Tanukichi in town. It can also be created by a Grimoire of Aburaage or by the (very dangerous) Item Change skill used by 7tails Fox, 8tails Fox, or 9tails Fox. The monsters Fox, 2tails Fox, 3tails Fox, and 4tails Fox all want a highest aburaage before they will join you. The word "aburaage" is a translation failure and should read "fried tofu".

In the sequel, it is called Epic Aburaage. Consuming one or throwing it at a monster will restore 100 HP and 20 SP, and gives the Miss status for a very short time.
Grimoire of Spreading Magic

A grimoire of spreading magic will apply the effects of a Fruit to everyone in the room. This includes you, your friend or other allies, and hostile monsters. One use for this is to apply a debilitating condition to all of the monsters in a room that you happen to be immune to. Another use is to allow a Mana Fruit to level up both of your friends as well as yourself. This book typically comes with 3-5 charges.
Fire Sword

While a fire sword looks nice for the early game on paper, it is extremely rare, making it impractical to increase the upgrade cap after you've cleared the first six dungeons. As best as I can tell, the fire sword is only available from Tanukichi's shop, and only in the Beginner Dungeon.

## Sword Efreet

### Mark

Flame Attack

In the sequel, the Sword Efreet clearly has the best base stats in the game. Its intrinsic red mark cannot be replaced, however, so it cannot have any other red mark, which can be a problem.
Grimoire of Jealousy

A grimoire of jealousy will summon Fog to make the hostile monsters on the floor much stronger than before. If you use it at the start of a floor, it will probably get you killed. It's a trap to hurt you if you try to identify Unidentified Items by using them. The real value of the book is to sell it for 2500 at a vendor.

In the sequel, this is called Jealousy Grimoire.
Gabli

Aide Gabli is a Gargoyle who comes to First Village after you complete the Beginner Dungeon. She tracks which of the next five dungeons you have cleared. This is only to help you keep track of what you have or haven't done in case you forget.

After you complete the first six Dungeons, you can talk to her to have her allow certain town NPCs to assist you in dungeons. On some random floors, up to three of the NPCs that you choose will spawn and offer you their usual services. If you select at most three of the villagers to help you, that doesn't guarantee that all three will always appear on a floor where villagers come to help you. It does make a given villager more likely to appear than if you select all five to help, however, as if more than three would have come, then some have to stay home, as there is only room for three to be there at a time.

Porter Puree will offer to fly you 5-9 floors deeper into the dungeon, rather than taking you to the Beginner Dungeon. Treasure Hunter Coco will sometimes refuse to serve you, insisting that you're already full. If you do get a new meal from her, it will overwrite the effects of the previous one, not add to them. Smith Oyakata only offers synthesis and mark removal, and not also strengthening of gear. Mayor sis Melt and Dispeler Arachne will offer their normal town services.

## Sequel

    Gabli is back in the sequel, this time as Melt's aide. So far, her only role is to be part of various storyline events. She doesn't offer any gameplay mechanics outside of that.
Drill Slash

This is a sword mark that can only be obtained randomly from swords dropped by Alpha Monsters. It takes 100 turns to charge the mark. Once it is charged, it allows you to drill a hole in a wall, like the Wall Dig mark. Unlike wall dig, however, this mark skill does not lower the enhancement level of your sword and does not have a chance of destroying the sword. It is a purple mark, so it cannot be transferred to any other sword.
Griffin

The monster of an eagle and a lion. She always patrols the dungeon. She behaves cool.

### Recruitment locations

* Village Exit, floors 32-38
* Demon Kingdom, floors 11-16, 26-30
* Elven Hidden Village, floors 9-14
* Mysterious Adventure

## Griffin

### Cap Agi

17

The eagle and lion demon who is relied upon by everyone. She is busy kidnapping and beating up rogues and delivering lost children to their parents.

### Pro skills

* Rushing
* High Energy

### Drops

* Large Feather
* Large Feather
* Teleport Fruit

### Recruitment locations

* Route Maxwell Ruins, floors 19-21
* Route Phoenix Place, floors 8-9, 11-12
* Route Fog Origin, floors 7-9
Dragon

She has a bad look in her eyes and is kept at a distance from the other monsters.

### Skills

* Breath of Fire
* Flame Protection

### Terms of friendship

Win her power contest. It's the same basic contest as trying to escape from Coco in the very early boss fight. If the ogre has at least three hearts, she'll give you a chance to try to escape. If you succeed, she'll ask to be your friend. If you fail, she'll then have one heart and not give you another chance.

Your power level affects the number of directions you have to press in order, while your current stamina determines how long you'll have to press them. You may wish to load up on Power Fruit and Large Bread and then eat a bunch early in a run (before meeting her) to clear space in your inventory on runs where you plan to try to recruit an ogre. Alternatively, you could have a sword and shield loaded with many Rise in Pow marks and a Power Bracelet that you switch to when trying to recruit her.

While there are some dragons near the end of the Beginner Dungeon, she cannot be recruited there.

### Recruitment locations

* Village Exit, floors 36-42
* Demon Kingdom, floors 29-34
* Mysterious Adventure

### Comments

Dragon shoots her fire in a straight line, and has no qualms about hitting someone else who is in front of her target. She often damages allies, which makes her not a very useful party member.

## Dragon

### Cap Agi

20

A dragon tribe with strong bodies and solid scales. They are rumored to be very dangerous creatures. In fact, they love cute things.

### Skills

* Fire Breath
* Fire Resist

### Pro Skills

* Steam Blast
* Ash Blessing I

### Terms of friendship

Win her power contest, just like in the original game.

### Drops

* Battled Scale
* Great Scale
* Burnt Bread

### Recruitment locations

* Route Old Castle, floors 26-29
* Route Maxwell Ruins, floors 22-24
Datura

Datura, a devil's flower with a sweet fragrance. The language of flowers is "charm". Although her personality is intimidating, she is very good at using her abilities to catch doping competitors. She sometimes makes mistakes, but she is not easily angered because she cries easily.

Datura is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* State Absorption
* Nutrients
* Root Power Lv2
* Root Technicians

### Terms of friendship

Allow her to use State Absorption to remove a beneficial condition from you 5 times, then give her an item.

### Drops

* Fog Grass
* Mysterious Seed
* Antidote Fruit

### Recruitment locations

* Village Mayor's Trial 2
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) 300+F
Grimoire of Pouch Expansion

A grimoire of pouch expansion will increase the capacity of a Magic Pouch by one slot. Such bags normally have a default capacity of 4-6 slots. You can use multiple books to repeatedly expand the capacity of the same pouch, up to a maximum of eight slots. Using the book on a bag that already has eight slots or on any other item besides a bag will consume the book and not have any effect.

In the sequel, this item is called Pouch Expand Grimoire. It can be used to expand other types of bags, too, besides the Magic Pouch. However, given that the Magic Pouch is the only reusable bag that you'll keep long-term, it's a complete waste to use it on any other type of bag.
Demon Shield

*Mysterious large shield loved by the demon tribe. Increases DEF when equipped.*

The Demon Shield is similar to the Knight Shield with the same Def, but has an additional slot and an intrinsic red mark. However it does not come with a prefix and it is difficult to upgrade the enhancement limit because it costs a Magic Key per copy.

It can be obtained by using a Magic Key in the locked chamber on the 200th floor of the Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) dungeon.