Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Question from patrick6101
Asked on: 11/4 5:43AMFeeding your monster makes a little heart animation occur in the thought bubble in the monster bank. Does having a happy monster have any difference from having an angry monster?
When you feed a monster food it likes it gets stronger, so any attacks a Morpher uses while morphed as that monster are much stronger.
This is especially useful for monsters you got at a low level (like a Blue Goblin you scrambled to capture)
Submitted Answers
statusHappy vs. angry makes no difference at all. You can max out happiness and have no effect. But it's what happens next that's interesting. If you continue to feed it Curealls after you've maxed out happiness, its stats will slowly rise (999 max). Those stats will affect your morpher's attacks.
It level ups :D
I second what Placid01 said. But one monster doesn't like Curealls, one that I forget the name of. You'll have to feed it something else, also that I can't remember. It's only like one monster though.
Malboros don't like Curealls. You would have to feed them Ethers or Elixers to raise their stats. But there's no reason to do so, because Malboro attacks are status effects and don't benefit from increased stats anyway.
Not true Weeku, if you feed a Red Cap lvl.17 more than 38 curealls it will start to spit them out. AND if you feed a Lamia lvl. 21 more than 67, it also will.
Having maxxed out my red caps and lamias at 999 stats by feeding them hundreds of curealls, I find that last comment a bit hard to believe.
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