The Continued Journey Through a Conflict of Ideas (MAGMML3) 

1:05:10 I'm getting severe raocow flashbacks here. 😅

Dear PinkKittyRose: Did you know that you can swap the order of where your weapons are located? For example, here's how I ordered mine: 1. Mega Buster (Placed here as the obvious default infinite-ammo weapon with which to go through levels with.) 2. Water Shield (Placed here for high-priority quick access to a fairly cost-effective defensive weapon in a pinch for dealing with enemy swarms that don't know a thing about personal space.) 3. Magnetic Shockwave (Placed here for medium-high-priority quick access to a fairly ammo-hungry weapon in a pinch for quickly smashing apart bulky enemies like Big Eyes, along with large amounts of enemies, such as hordes of Tellies or Lyrics, without being as ammo-consuming as a screen-clearing weapon.) 4. Spark Chaser (Placed here for medium-priority quick access to a cost-effective weapon that could easily and efficiently deal with individual enemies in awkward hard-to-reach areas.) 5. Laser Trident (Placed here for medium-low-priority quick access to a weapon that, while doing surprisingly little damage compared to the buster, can cost-effectively pierce through shields and rows of enemies alike.) 6. Thunder Beam (Placed here for low-priority access to a spread-shot-type weapon that, IMO, is actually a bit worse at dealing with clumps of enemies than Magnetic Shockwave, yet can destroy some normally-invulnerable floor-crawling Spine-type enemies.) 7. Tornado Blow (Placed here for low-priority access to an ammo-hungry screen-clearing weapon with additional utility as a jump-height-booster.) 8. Break Dash (Placed here for low-priority access to a fairly cost-effective utility weapon that allows the player to perform regular buster shots as needed, which don't consume ammo, and when charged up, allows the player to dash through enemies, including the ability to destroy most terrain-hugging enemies that are normally invulnerable to damage, such as Spines, and also grants the player temporary invulnerability to damage and instadeath hazards such as spikes.) 9. Rush Bike (Placed here for low-priority access to a utility that could allow for fast travel across flat spaces, as well as allowing the player to drive and jump across spikes, albeit at a hefty ammo cost, all while still allowing buster use, all of which, when put together, Ice Wall could never hope to accomplish.) 10. Rush Jet (Placed here for medium-low-priority quick access to a fairly cost-effective utility that could allow players to slowly fly over obstacles whilst still allowing for buster usage, which Magnet Beam cannot.) 11. Rush Coil (Placed here for medium-priority quick access to a fairly cost-effective utility that could grant the user a much-needed boost in height.) 12. Ice Wall (Placed here for medium-high-priority quick access to a fairly cost-effective utility weapon that could help with creating 2-block-tall blocks of ice to stand on, that could be used for traversing across spikes in a safer manner than Rush Bike, or could be used to block off lasers or approaching hordes of weak ground enemies.) 13. Magnet Beam (Placed here for high-priority quick access to a cost-effective utility that could help with quickly creating platforms to stand on for extra altitude.)

24:55 WHY IS IT SO HARD TO MAKE THE BOSS'S ATTACKS DISAPPEAR WHEN THE BOSS DIES!?