Unused Enemies

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Unused Encounters#

ID	Instance type	Enemy 0	Enemy 1	Enemy 2	Encounter message(s)	Japanese	Notes
`???`	`obj_baseenemy`	#1: Enemy			`* It is known.`	`＊既出だ。`
`1/99`	`obj_baseenemy`	#1: Enemy	#1: Enemy		`* Test enemies showed up.`	`＊テスト用の敵が現れた。`
`55`	`obj_virovirokun_enemy`	#35: Virovirokun	#35: Virovirokun		`* First strike!`
`65`	`obj_werewerewire_enemy`	#40: Werewerewire	#40: Werewerewire		`* Werewerewire strongly blocks the way!`	`＊ケーブロイドロイドが　力強く　立ちふさがった！`	The only Werewerewire battles outside of the dojo (which actually uses encounter 94 instead) both use encounter 81 (a single Werewerewire) instead.
`67`	`obj_virovirokun_enemy`	#35: Virovirokun			`* H-huh!? What's going on!?`	`＊え…ええっ！？　なにこれ！？`	An early version of the first battle with Noelle in the party (encounter 73).
`70`	`obj_poppup_enemy` `obj_tasque_enemy`	#31: Poppup	#32: Tasque		`* Animal house.`	`＊ケモノの巣窟だ。`
`72`	`obj_dojograzeenemy`	#42: GrazeTest			`* It's a grazing adventure.`	`＊身かわしアドベンチャー。`
`75`	`obj_werewire_enemy`	#33: Werewire	#33: Werewire	#33: Werewire	`* Werewires swung in!`	`＊ケーブロイドが　ブラッと現れた。`
`76`	`obj_werewire_enemy` `obj_maus_enemy`	#33: Werewire	#33: Werewire	#32: Maus	`* Werewire and Maus swung down like stringed superheroes!`	`＊ケーブロイドとマウスが　ケーブルアクションヒーローのように　ブラッと現れた！`
`77`	`obj_poppup_enemy` `obj_omawaroid_enemy`	#31: Poppup	#30: Ambyu-Lance		`* Ambyu-Lance and its pet appeared!`	`＊ Q-9と　そのペットが現れた！`
`78`	`obj_swatchling_enemy` `obj_poppup_enemy`	#36: Swatchling	#36: Swatchling	#31: Poppup	`* Poppup and caretakers appeared!`	`＊ポップアップと世話係が現れた！`
`80`	`obj_swatchling_enemy` `obj_maus_enemy`	#36: Swatchling	#36: Swatchling	#34: Maus	`* Swatchling and vermin appeared!`	`＊パレットラーと　害獣が現れた！`
`88`	`obj_poppup_enemy` `obj_virovirokun_enemy`	#31: Poppup	#35: Virovirokun		`* Poppup and Virovirokun Appeared!`	`＊ポップアップとウィルスンが　現れた！`
`89`	`obj_tasque_manager_enemy`	#42: Tasque Manager			`* Graze!`	`＊ギリギリかわせ！`
`777`	`obj_bullettester_enemy`	#1: Enemy	#1: Enemy	#1: Enemy	(No message)

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Unused Enemies/Enemy Behaviour#

#1: Enemy#

Check

Warning

Victory

SimuDance

Victory (S)

Lecture

CoolDance

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#34: Maus#

English	Japanese
`(Are you going to take me home?)`	`(キミの　おうちに連れてくの？)`

English	Japanese
`(Just take good care of me!)`	`(ちゃんとお世話してね！)`

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#35: Virovirokun#

Got your nose!

NARRATOR:

* Susie cooked up a cure!

SUSIE:

* What, you want me to
  cook something!?

NARRATOR:

* Susie put a hot dog in the
  microwave!

* She forgot to poke holes in it!
  The hot dog exploded!

NARRATOR:

* Ralsei cooked up a cure.

RALSEI:

* If you're sick,
  shouldn't you have some
  soup? Say "aah"~!

NARRATOR:

* Sickness was cured! Everyone's
  HP up!

English	Japanese
`* Noelle tried her best!`	`＊ノエルは　精いっぱい　がんばった！`

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#36: Swatchling#

English	Japanese
`* Swatchling feather dusts itself.`	`＊パレットラーは　自分を　羽ぼうきで　はらっている。`

English	Japanese
`* Swatchling flexes all of its back muscles while inspecting a teacup.`	`＊パレットラーは　ティーカップを点検しながら　背中の全筋肉をピクピクさせた。`

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#42: GrazeTest#

When attempting Graze Challenge 1 at the Party Dojo, it's normally impossible to ACT since the start of the player's turn is delayed by 999,999 frames (equivalent to about 9 hours and 15 minutes at 30FPS), but the enemy object used for this battle (obj_dojograzeenemy) has some basic ACT scripts with associated dialogue set up in its code anyway:

Action	Text
Check	`* GRAZECHALLENGE - Graze the bullets!`
S-Action	`* Susie acted!`
R-Action	`* Ralsei acted!`

Oddly enough, Jigsaw Joe's enemy object for his dojo challenge also has code referencing the latter two strings, despite not having S-Action or R-Action enabled as valid ACTs to use against him in his scr_monstersetup entry (meaning that they also go unused there).

(Source: Original TCRF research)

* How'd you get past!?

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#42: Tasque Manager#

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User Event 14 (Other_24) of the Tasque Manager enemy object contains leftovers of an early version of it:

The "Order", "S-Action" and "R-Action" ACTs behave completely differently and have different text.
The OrderX ACT is unimplemented and softlocks the game.
ACTs give more mercy in general.
Defeating a Tasque does not trigger any verbal response from the Tasque Manager.
The "Order", "S-Action" and "R-Action" ACTs do not fail if a Tasque has been attacked.
The only attack used by Tasque Manager is the whip, although two more attacks (the quizzler and a placeholder Rudinn pattern) are referenced but disabled.

(Source: Skawo)

English	Japanese
NARRATOR:
TASQUE MANAGER: `Oh, what a perfect little puppy you are!`
TASQUE MANAGER: `Hush, puppy! No growling...`
NARRATOR:

NARRATOR:

* Susie was trained like an
  animal...

SUSIE:

RALSEI:

TASQUE MANAGER:

What a wonderfully crafted
signpost! I'm giving it an
obedience medal!

NARRATOR:
`* Due to good behavior, he received an obedience badge.`
SUSIE:
TASQUE MANAGER: `He really loves to do what he's told, doesn't he?`

* Kris got managed!

* Susie got managed!

* Ralsei got managed!

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#43: Unused Berdly Coaster Battle Modes#

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The object o_coaster_berdly contains several unused modes for the encounter:

Mode 1 (programmed to be triggered if the battle starts with over 50% mercy - which never happens) spawns instances of o_coaster_jama on the tracks, which prevent characters from bumping into Berdly.
Mode 2 triggers "queenmode", which changes Berdly's sprite to an otherwise-unused graphic of Queen in a coaster. This sprite is then immediately overwritten with Berdly's idle battle stance, and therefore would normally not show up even if this mode was triggered. When bumping is attempted, the coaster floats up and down and the game softlocks.
Mode 3 triggers "queenmode" and spawns instances of o_coaster_lightning which similarly to Mode 1's blockades prevent characters from bumping.
Mode 4 triggers "queenmode" and spawns instances of o_coaster_jama, but changes their sprite to spr_coaster_car.
Mode 5 triggers "queenmode" and spawns instances of both o_coaster_lightning and o_coaster_jama.

(Source: Skawo, Space Core)

#44: Mauswheel#

Mauswheel's code contains a copy of Maus's generic N-Action script that's missing the check for whether Noelle has overcome her fear of mice and its associated dialogue for if she has. This goes unseen not only because Noelle is never available when fighting Mauswheels in the final game, but also because Mauswheel doesn't have N-Action enabled as a valid ACT to use against it in its scr_monstersetup entry.

(Source: Original TCRF research)

English	Japanese
`Movements from turn 2`	`ターン２のアクション`
`Movements from turn 1`	`ターン１のアクション`

English	Japanese
`* Mauswheel's DPI is lowering.`	`＊マウスホイールのDPIが　低下している。`

English	Japanese
`* Noelle screamed quietly!`	`＊ノエルは　小さくさけんだ！`

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#45: Rouxls Kaard#

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The object obj_rouxls_enemy_old_copy contains an early version of the Rouxls Kaard encounter:

No ACTs are implemented, and all softlock.
Rouxls Kaard does not take any houses.
Rouxls Kaard does not have dialogue.
The "Hey" bubble does not appear when the track gets to a "Hey" in the song.

(Source: Skawo, Meatball132)

English	Japanese
`S-Action`	`Ｓアクション`

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#48: Queen#

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The Queen encounter checks for the Snowgrave/Weird route completion and slightly adjusts the fight if it is:

Queen is positioned slightly differently.
Berdly is not spawned.
The attack setting routine checks if Berdly is not spawned and sets up an unused attack if he isn't.
The acts allowing the fight to be beaten peacefully are gone.
Queen does not have any hurt sound effects for getting hit.

The fight crashes at the end, because the game tries to access the object for Berdly which, obviously, is not spawned.

(Source: Pirlo, Skawo)

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There exists a case in Queen's code that would allow Susie to throw both Kris and Ralsei; the latter is thrown only if Kris hasn't already hit all of the targets. The graphics associated with this scenario are only seen here, and consequently go unused in normal gameplay.

(Source: Skawo)

English	Japanese
`Shield`	`シールド`

English	Japanese
QUEEN: `Ah My Sweet Idiot Children`
`You Are Just In Time To Witness My World Domination`	`<!--コレヨリ世界ヲ　征服シマスソコデ見テイナサイ-->`
`With Noelle In My Possession`	`<!--[ノエル]ハ　モウ [ワタシ]ノ　モノ-->`
`It Is Only A Matter Of Time Before Her Will Turns`	`<!--[あの娘]ノ　[意志]ニ変化ガ　生ジルノハ時間ノ　問題-->`
`And She Unleashes Her Power`	`<!--[ノエル]ハミズカラノ　[力]ヲ解放スル-->`
`Blanketing The World In --`	`<!--ソシテコノ世界ハ`
SUSIE: `Too late, dumbass!`	`そうはいかねーぜ！`
`Noelle's with Berdly!`	`ノエルはバードリーが&助けた！`

English	Japanese
`Check`	`ぶんせき`

English	Japanese
`* QUEEN - Her drinking glass generates a powerful barrier. Break or lower it!`	`＊クイーン - 　グラスが　強力なバリアを生成。　破壊または弱体化しろ！`

English	Japanese
`* Use UP and DOWN to Aim for the wires!`	`＊ ↑と↓で　ケーブルを狙え！`

English	Japanese
`* The wire was cut!`	`＊ケーブルをカット！`
`* Missed!`	`＊ミス！`

English	Japanese
`* Aiming with Throw is easier next turn!`	`＊次のターンでの　「投げる」の精度が向上！`

English	Japanese
`* She is out of acid, her shield powers down!`	`＊クイーンは　酸液を飲み干した！　シールドが　パワーダウン！`

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#50: Spamton NEO#

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The code is set to react to a fifth option in Kris's ACT menu and spawn obj_sneo_throwkris_vine_controller, which begins the usual Kris throwing sequence and should spawn six obj_sneo_throwtarget objects. Unfortunately, the code is very broken and doesn't properly progress through all of the states. If fixed, it's revealed that the throw targets use otherwise-unused graphics.

While the code to trigger this is not in the final game, much like Ralsei's FluffyGuard spawns an instance of obj_sneo_tiny_ralsei there likely also existed an ACT which spawned obj_sneo_tiny_susie. If the object is spawned manually, it forms an auto-firing arrow in front of Kris's soul. The projectiles it shoots, obj_sneo_tiny_susie_axe, home into and destroy most of Spamton's attacks (though not all of them). A few attacks are also programmed to damage the arrow, and after five such hits, the arrow disintegrates.

There also exists an earlier version of obj_sneo_tiny_ralsei named obj_fluffyguard. A bubble (using spr_queen_winebubble_edit2) appears around the soul and protects it from attacks. After 10 hits from projectiles, the bubble vanishes.

(Source: Skawo)

Immediately following Spamton NEO's Check description in the files is the following note, presumably from Toby to the programmers.

* [[note: pain is in red.]] .

(Source: Original TCRF research)

English	Japanese
`My esteem customer I see you are attempting to deplete my HP!`	`お客様は&ﾜﾀ94 の　HPを削りたいようで`

English	Japanese
`* Spamton looks to the heavens.`	`＊スパムトンは　天を仰いだ。`

English	Japanese
`* You tried to snap a wire... but it failed!`	`＊ケーブルを切ろうとした… 　が　うまくいかなかった！`
`* Everyone tried to snap wires... but it failed!`	`＊みんな　ケーブルを切ろうとした… 　が　うまくいかなかった！`
`* Susie tried to snap a wire... but it failed!`	`＊スージィは　ケーブルを切ろうとした… 　が　うまくいかなかった！`
`* Ralsei tried to snap a wire... but it failed!`	`＊ラルセイは　ケーブルを切ろうとした… 　が　うまくいかなかった！`

English	Japanese
`* The power Ralsei's fluffy warmth surrounds you!.`	`＊ラルセイの　あたたかいモフモフパワーに　包まれた！`

English	Japanese
`* Press ~1 to throw, aim for the weakpoint!`	`＊ ~1で　投げろ！　弱点を　ねらえ！`
`* The wire was cut!`	`＊ケーブルをカットした！`
`* Missed!`	`＊ミス！`

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#51: GIGA Queen#

English	Japanese
`Kris`	`クリス`

English	Japanese
`DODGE with ~1 or ~2!`	`<!--ヨケル　トキハ ~1 カ　~2 ヨ-->`
`Press ~1 to Duck!`	`<!--~1 デシャガンデ！-->`
`default`

Press Z and X to Punch!

English	Japanese
`Now Is The Time To (LOOPING ERROR)`	`<!--ココカラハ (LOOP ERROR)-->`

English	Japanese
`* (Press ~1 or ~2 to hit Queen after she attacks!)`	`＊ (クイーンの　こうげきの　あとに　 ~1または~2を押して　はんげき！)`

(Source: Original TCRF research)

#52: Jigsaw Joe#

English	Japanese
`Boss!!`	`ボス！！`

English	Japanese
`* You won the battle!`	`＊ YOU WIN!`

(Source: Original TCRF research)

Recruit Info#

A recruitment entry for Jevil exists but isn't used in-game, even if the player defeated or spared him during Chapter 1. He's set to be unplaceable in the café (like the used Tasque Manager recruit) and thus doesn't have a set dialogue string for that, but otherwise has all the data of a typical recruit. The description mentions the Devilsknife item, which is only obtained by defeating Jevil violently; a variant for the Jevilstail, which is obtained by pacifying Jevil, doesn't exist, despite recruits only being added if they were defeated through sparing or pacification.

	English	Japanese
ID	20
Name	`JEVIL`	`ジェビル`
Description	`An agent of CHAOS, he became DEVILSKNIFE to the pocket.`	`カオスをなすもの。ポケットのデビルズナイフ。`
Like	`CHAOS`	`カオス`
Dislike	`BOREDOM`	`退屈`
Chapter	1
Level	`???`	`？？？`
Attack	10
Defense	5
Element	`CHAOS:CHAOS`	`カオスだよ:カオスだね`
Screenshot

Additionally, the failsafe values for when a recruit's info is not defined include unique name and description strings:

	English	Japanese
Name	`Known Quantity`	`キシュツ`
Description	`It is known.`	`既出だ。`

(Source: Original TCRF research)