@@krimsonkatt no, it actually is possible, if i remember right i finished one level in Mario 3d World with the invincibility leaf, but finished it normal afterwards and the stars were shining
@@shedyalhalabi9375 So basically what it means is that the game knows which a part of the levels you cleared with White Tanooki on, but doesn't mention which one?
I imagine that the fallout left over from Nuclear Bomb would kill Jade as soon as she resurrected with the Hare-Raising Suit. So, she wouldn't die, but she'd never get to do anything except die over and over again.
Fallout doesn't usually kill you instantly unless it's extremely intense. More likely it'll give you severe burns and eventually organ failure, though uh, those are still pretty bad things.
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2:11 Correct! Completing a level with it while collecting all three Green Stars will make the top of the flagpole a *yellow* star instead of a green one. Also, if you beat the game using the Invincibility Leaf in *any* level, instead of your save file getting marked with sparkling white stars, your save file will get marked with *regular* white stars.
Wonder Mail is stupid broken considering you can spawn a huge amount of rare items with it. Honestly, that seems like something that you could explore further in another video, if you feel like it.
@@aidanhammans9337 While I'm no expert when it comes to it, I assume each of the 6 sections a wonder mail has determines everything related to the mission. So maybe the first section is the client, the second is the place, etc.
@@_rumia can you name NON GOLD SEED items that could be helpfully located with wonder mail? As far as I know, he’s playing one of the explorer games, I have explorers of time
I did that once in Explorers of Sky because I wanted to go recruit a Buneary but I couldn't get any requests for Foggy Forest on the board and I didn't wanna go out and not get explorer rank points, so I just generated a mission to help me do that and have an excuse to go out and get it.
I found you're channel through your "Most powerful characters in gaming: Von Karma" I was really scared you stopped uploading since its been so long since I saw your channel but I'm glad to see that you're still uploading ^^
essentially the most broken item in any rpg ever is a blue playboy bunny outfit worn by the kung fu girl, turning her into an immortal goddess who death refuses to take. this outfit could have come in REAL handy for veronica...
@Quadsword now that's a safe but great way to give your players extra power, letting them equip more weapons so the journey ahead won't be as unbearable becausr you forgot some important essentials.
As a Gen Z kid, I can confirm that the invincibility leaf really helped me get better at Mario games by acting as a sort of safety net for my early years, one which I stopped using once I was confident enough in my skill.
One item I can think of that's overpowered is the Dreamseeker from the DS version of Chrono Trigger. It's Crono's best weapon and has a 90% crit rate. Not to mention the highest amount of attack power (at least for Crono). The only thing is you need to best the Dream Devourer to get it, and that requires a lot of grinding and beating the main campaign.
You could probably do a video for this series just by looking at the Scribblenauts games, the stuff you can get in those games can be absolutely monstrous if used carefully.
Equip lazy shell on Peach and she will take 1 damage for the entire game until smithy directly hits peach... then it does like 2 lol. Peach is the best lazy shell wearer.
@@TrueCobalion Also creating Death itself will also kill everything else in Sandbox mode too. Sure he's a lot slower doing it one at a time, but he WILL kill anyone that he says as he chases them down. One of my favorite things to do in Sandbox mode was to spawn in Death, use a mind control device, and make death work for me. I'm honestly surprised that I didn't turn into a power hungry fool with all of the power that Scibblenuats gave me. Xp
I remember there was a code on Game Genie for Super Mario World on SNES that gave you a near permanent invincibility star. There was a brief moment where you were still vulnerable between the one you have wearing off, and the star taking its effect on you again.
Three suggestions and one combination for some powerful accessories: 1:FFX’s Iron Duke. “Power is just a number”, indeed. 2:FFX’s Cat Nip, particularly in the original when combined with Trigger Happy) 3:Bayonetta’s Climax Brace. Combination: KH3’s combination of the Mickey Brooch and Flanniversary Badge (equip both, then spam either Fire, Fira, or other lower tier spells until they start costing 1 MP each, ridiculous sustained dps, Fira being the best option iirc), As for weapons, those get covered often so I’ll only give one suggestion: Perfect Dark’s Farsight XR-20.
If i would include a most powerful attacks ever i would put here a wyvern knight triangle attack from fire emblem sacred stones (always crits, never misses and it always triggers pierce), be warned that you need at least 2 falconknights/pegasus knights to do it, you need to promote one of the 3 pegasus into a wyvern knight and only that wyvern knight can do the attack. But sacred stones is so easy that you probably wont need it anyways
Bruh, if you thought the Lazy Shells were bonkers, wait until you get a hold of the Attack Scarf and Super Suit. +30 to all stats and +50 to all stats respectively. Insane stuff. Good luck nailing the super jumps to actually get them though; especially the super suit.
14:10 I tested it using a person with the "resurrecting" adjective. The Hare-Raising Suit would bring Jade back to life but the game would end anyways. In addition to the nuke, there are many other items that have the same deadliness in Scribblenauts: The meteor and tsunami and their synonyms have the same effect, but wipes out everything instantaneously once dropped. Death in Super Scribblenauts is a person that can kill vicars and Maxwell with merely a touch. The same effect can be used if you make a cannibalistic person. Finally, you can add the adjective "deadly" to any item to kill anything in one hit, including vicars and Maxwell.
White Tanooki would later re-appear in Puzzle and Dragons: Super Mario Edition. If you lost 9 lives in the same mission, you'd have your Captains transformed into White Tanooki Mario/Luigi for the rest of that wave, then get downgraded back on the next wave. I think I had stage attempts where instead of using 1UPs I just took the L and restarted the stage.
i forget the name, but somewhere in the "sunken ship" area of Super Mario RPG is a powerful "accessory" that says it makes the wearer immune to and "insta-death" attacks... BUT it ALSO makes the wearer immune to all Status effects! i love putting it on Peach, since her healing moves also CURE all status effects!
The White Tanooki Suit actually IS a permanent mark on you, because hitting that block even once will permanently ban you from the glory of a five-star save file, even if you completed all the other requirements. It was even worse in 3d land on the 3ds as well! because you'd be blocked the 5 stars even if the Golden block so much as appears once, so completionist have to complete every level without dying more than 5 times if they want the true 100% completion mark
Super Mario RPG also has the Super Suit, which you can get if you complete 100 Super Jumps in one attack. Which is basically impossible, so not worth it unless you emuscum it. But it provides the same element and status protections, and increases all stats by 50 (speed by 30). Especially useful for Bowser because his equipment is straight trash.
So, not sure when the script for this video was written, but in the Switch version of 3D World, there is another Invincibility power-up that doesn't require 5 consecutive deaths, nor taints your save file, but does require a Cat Mario/Peach amiibo. That power-up is the Invincibility Bell, giving you a White Cat suit that has the permanent invincibility of the leaf amd you can use it every single level in exchange for not being able to use other power-ups like the Tanooki Leaf or Fire Flower. Oh, and both amiibo can also be used in Bowser's Fury to have the same effect in which Cat Mario gives you an Invincibility Bell while Cat Peach gives you a random power-up in addition to any Bowser amiibo being used to immediately wake up Fury Bowser which makes Cat Shines only available when he's active much more bearable.
11:22 Jade: Timewyrm! I've come to bargain! *Is killed and returns 100 times* In my mind, the Celestriad will always be the Economizer from the original SNES game. That name actually makes more sense. With that and the Master's Scroll/Gem Box, you're untouchable. Likewise, the Gold and Silver studs in Chrono Trigger act as game breakers, considering that the game tries to balance your strongest spells with super high MP costs when your cap is 99, but with the Gold Stud you can cast Luminaire and Dark Matter all day.
Your mention of bullet bill in Mario kart reminds me of the one in tour; in functions exactly the same as it does in every other Mario kart, but if you get three at the same time it becomes my absolute favorite A bullet bill frenzy will give you the same effect as the standard bullet bill with the addition of two smaller ones hovering by your side as you fly along the course. Tapping the screen repeatedly will send these little bills out one after another and they function the same as explosive red shells
About FFVI, even if it's not a single item, I'd propose for this topic the build: Master scroll (relic) (4 attacks x wpn) Genji Glove (relic) (double wpn) Ultima (wpn) (dmg x HP) Ultima (wpn) 9999 HP With this build, even the final boss can be killed with a single fisical attack
I wonder if Git would enjoy a game known as: Legend of Dragoon. But a JRPG that has a different battle system might not be for everyone, but Guarding is overpowered
There's also an even stronger armor in Super Mario RPG but it's next to impossible to get. It's called the Super Suit and to get it you need to preform a Super Jump on an enemy 100 times in a row. Easier said then done since it requires a great deal of timing precision, and patience.
hey, ive been watching your channel for several years now and i still love the content! i like videos that are not voiced over but still add comentary with words on screen. i was wondering though, what happened to your video on the witches house? i was looking for it for a while but couldnt find it. im assuming you deleted it but why? and is their any chance you could reupload it or remake it?
lol, you knew to use Prospect missions in PMD2 to get two items at once. It took us speedrunners shamefully long to realize we could just do that to reduce codes for Wondermail runs.
There is one challenge for which using the hare could be helpful: beating Calasmos while he has his dark barrier. He's not invincible, but he's given a massive defence buff in the special edition that makes 999 attack points deal double digits! Alternatively, the draconian quest condition that decrees that the Hero dying means game over can still rob you out of your victory. On a side note, having watched a La Pucelle Tacticts LP, which made me wonder if an episode based around "characters/classes deliberately designed to break the game's established rules" would be interesting.
To explain what I mean, I'll describe why it gave me this idea. The game has a command you can use to capture enemies that you defeat and recruit them. Naturally, you can't capture bosses... Until you clear certain optional conditions to turn Prier into a Demon Lord. Then you can use her newfound authority to convert bosses. This method can even work on Baal, the bonus boss!
anybody find it funny when he says "but there's only one terrifying item that even sandbox maxwell and vicars cant survive against" followed by him typing N U C L E A R B O M B
White Tanooki and White Cat power ups are basicly just successors of SMB.3 Power Wing. IMO Power Wing was good reward when you beat certain Koopalings and Peach sent you one with letter. THEN It was up to you do you want to use it or not? It's good way to skip the hard level by flying but you still need to be careful or you might lose it. I remember wanting to try White Tanooki Mario on SM3DL but I didn't know then that it punish player by not giving your file shiny starts if you use this item. I mean I did not need to try it but really just want to try for curiosity punish you like that?
Another, lesser-known fact about FFVI's Quick spell - your first action, if an attack, will NOT trigger a counterattack if an enemy can do it - and a lot of bosses and late-game enemies have them. In fact, most of the things FFVI Advance's two superbosses will do are actually counterattacks.
@@MrEvilbyte Sadly, no. The Magimaster's Ultima is a "final attack" which triggers upon being reduced to 0 HP, not a counterattack. However, there are plenty of ways to deal with it. You can: a) Have the Life3/Reraise status on at least one member of your team when he dies. With Reflect Rings on everyone, you can basically put the status on your team (it goes through Reflect) and then sit back and watch Magimaster kill himself with his own spells, though it'll be a good idea to attack him with your own spells just to speed things along. b) Deplete his MP with Rasp/Osmose _instead_ of depleting his HP. He is among a small number of enemies that die when reduced to 0 MP (along with Dragon's Den Skull Dragon in the GBA/iOS/Android version). Granted, he's got 50,000 MP, and you'll drain 100-200 MP depending on Magic stat and level with each cast, so this takes a while. The easiest way to deal with him with this strategy is to cast Berserk on him, then quickly summon Phantom to get Vanish on everyone. As an added bonus, he'll still try to use Ultima when his MP reaches 0, but he won't be able to cast it! c) Anticipate when he's about to die, and then summon Quetzalli and make sure one of the last few hits finishes him off. This one is tricky, and a bit luck-based, and someone will be dead at the end of it.
Perhaps you should play Escaped Chasm and it's sequel-ish game Dweller's Empty Path? There are a few different endings in each game, and even the good endings for each game has a bit of a dark turn in them. Something is clearly off in these worlds.
"I don't care what this video is about, give me Creepy Bad Endings, that's what I want!" I really wish people would stop doing this, it's so rude and ignorant.
What about the Gebil Glasses from Bloodstained Ritual of the Night? The heart rigenerating ring from Zelda oracle series? Or the Famine Gem from Persona 5? (ok, that doesn't count, but the fact that allows you to train your entire team into killing squad at a certain point in the game with automatic pilot is still something).
I've wondered why if Booga was able to make an immortality suit for his crush, why didn't he make one for himself and another for Mordegon? I know we aren't supposed to think about that and it wasn't even added until the definitive edition of the game, but still. The image of walking into the final battle of act 2 while Mordegon is wearing a ridiculous showgirl outfit is too funny to me.
If Ness isn't mentioned in these videos,he should be. Why?Simple. In the first part in the game he's at his weakest(well duh) But that's because he's alone at that point but after he gets his team,he slowly but surely gets stronger.By the time you get your last Party member,Ness will likely never die but I can't say the same for his enemies.And I've saved the best part for last,later in the game,he gets a giant stat boost which makes him the bulkiest and smartest party members of the whole series Whatcha think?
The invincibility leaf technically locks you out of 100%. Using it once makes it so you can't get the sparkling stars on the file. Also, how does a gun increase stealth? Does it bend light around it or something?
Well for Final Fantasy VI, Celestriad is amazing because of well... 1 MP Ultima But personally, the Soul of Thamasa was still much better for me in my opinion, as it allows you to cast magic TWICE Sure stuff like Ultima still costs a hefty amount of MP, but Osmose (MP draining spell) nets you so much MP back, it doesn't really matter Point I'm getting at is, Celestriad allows cheap Ultimas per turn Soul of Thamasa allows you 2 Ultimas per turn, and if you're nearly out of MP, use Osmose and Ultima to deal damage AND restore MP The only thing I find that Celestriad has over Soul of Thamasa, is that you can get multiple of these for your whole party, while Soul of Thamasa is only limited to one But... you know... you could also equip both, but that might be overkill
Can someone tell me how to get the EZ gun in MGS3D? I've got a tsuchinoko rank for the Infinity, I'm about to shoot all of the things to (I think) get the Stealth Camo, so I just wonder about getting the EZ gun.
Unfortunately, having sentimental feelings for some video game characters is a real thing. That's why the Visual Novel CLANNAD has made so many readers cry ...... myself included........ Just saying.
