Here's a key for both resentments and Steamed Up effects. Once full, the monster will temporarily get a resentment status towards the triggering monster. This acts exactly like the former, but unlike it, it shows a meter once a move is done. Since quarrels cannot be formed, they are replaced with "Steamed Up". The fallen user stands back up, with a low amount of HP. Not changed, but the health will cap at 999 if the monster has too-high HP. Half of one item is passed to someone, the giver has the other half. Attacking from the back does slightly more damage. Same as Lend a Hand, but only for physical attacks. If it was a full-range attack, the user takes more damage.
Once it's been passed, it's immediately used. Will work if a monster attempts to use an item when they don't have one. Healing strength depends on how many monsters use this. This will now activate on the low HP Monster's turn. More HP is restored to the Safe Spot user. Their stats (minus HP) are doubled.Įxtra damage (or extra healing) is applied to the current attack. Instead of boosting relationship, heals a small fragment of HP. Only one arena (Tournament Field, in New Lumos without rain, with fireworks, a neon trophy with the Miitopian words "Bracket" on it) is available, but when played for the first time, all areas are unlocked. Monsters compete in a real tournament to see who is the champion. Bracket mode (to avoid confusion with the story mode named Tournament).(The MP Candy was removed because monsters do not carry MP (Well, some do, but they never spend it)) Several Miis will also spectate in certain battles. They even help them with the Tournament (story mode). The only major Mii role here is the Guide, which helps newcomers with setting up fights.Alongside the old 251 monsters, new ones will arrive.(Example, Bloons resent Penguins and Swords due to their sharpness and likeliness to burst the balloon, and Medals have level 99 relationship with each other.)
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