#scullking

Let’s welcome the first of the permanent members of my team...

...Rizzo! :D

DAWW.

My guys! None of them have Sand, though. But that’s okay, Sand isn’t a huge deal for the most part.

Round 1 results.

I sat there on the screen for the one after I got the exotic Poko for ages, debating whether it was worth keeping to not have to erase the new exotic from space-time. I ended up keeping it, but I don’t have all that much money, so I can’t do that a whole lot right now.

The result!

...huh. Note that having Water O and Water Star is redundant, since it’ll eventually hit that one anyway. Sometimes there’s nothing you can do about those ones, sadly.

I don’t have a lot of money, so it’s time to save scum this.

I learned a lot about monster breeding during this playthrough.

A monster can have two 3* skills and three 2* skills, if I remember correctly. Things like Turbo Level 3 and the Terrain Star skills count as level 3, so you can’t have a monster with all five terrain skills maxed out.

I always like to play with a team that covers all five terrain types and all having Turbo Level 3, and any other skills are basically a bonus. Noodles started with Grass 3, and Skipper politely provided Turbo 3 and Water 3. Grass and Water are a good combo to have on one monster, as are Sand and Water. There’s one track in the game (that I remember) with Grass and Sand, but apart from those, the specific combos don’t matter all that much. So, one monster with Grass/Water, one with Sand/Water and one with Fire/Snow covers all of them. With the Turbo Level skills as well, at least one of those is going to have to settle for the Level 2 version of it. But that’s okay.

So to get the result of the breeding, we have to go and race ten times. So if we just go to the Star Plains and run around for a bit we’ll