Dragon Quest Monsters: Dark Prince [DEMO] Does Size Matter? 

Is that confirmed? Like, the non-existence of three-slot monsters (XL)? Because I honestly liked them a lot, even back in the first Joker, where there were only three team slots, which really limited your "party" options when using a giant. Still, I am happy enough about the big (L) ones, especially since you can now make every monster big. I can already see myself searching for the perfect monster duo. 😁

I think mine was a dragon and a Toady from the 3rd area?

The Green Dragon is weak against water attacks and gives the most exp. at least on the Demo. for starters any spell that hits multiple targets are good such as kaswoosh or any breath attacks.

Your first parent should be a synthesis of any two (L)arge monsters. Keep synthesizing your (S)mall monster with another (L)arge monster until it grows big enough that when you synthesize it with the first parent the offspring will be (L)arge. You can catch (L)arge monsters on Circle of Temper the second map.

@@markangelogaming More infomation you can use bongo drongo to syn with small monster until you can syn with the L size off spring that you make at first. It easier to find bongo drongo instead of another L monster

Just max out splash aficionado then synthesis to get splash virtuoso. same goes with frizz aficionado to frizz virtuoso.

@@markangelogaming thanks what monsters have those i just have aquatherapy

Thanks i got em, now i just have to change my phys attackers into hunter mechs if thats the best in demo but i do like my merfolk since it has lifelink on hit, is that worth it or keep it?

@@bonrulapaugh7164 I think the beauty of this game is you can make any monster of your choice strong through synthesis. If you enjoy playing with merfolk keep em.

@@markangelogaming yeah I still remember the orligon i made on taras adventure all stats were 999 except speed was 799 good times