There is a list on this page, although some items location are not mentioned: https://f95zone.to/threads/naedoko-demons-ground-v1-12-tsukinomizu-project.79560/post-5766486
Seen it and that is what monsters become not what they need and bruh are you sure you're responding to the right game with this
"You need to explore a lot, gather clues bit-by-bit, remember stuffs so you can backtrack later, and solve problems with a bit of analysis" as part of the comment? I dont recall a single instance at all that required any analysis at all. Dark Souls in any of them about anything from the whos and whats gives more info or anything to go by then this doesRead again, bro. It explains what the monster will become AND what it needs. Ex. No.6 Celnu - Little Mucus Egg (Female) - Actor: Puninis - Item: Picture of Love. It means Celnu will evolve into Puninis and it needs Picture of Love.Seen it and that is what monsters become not what they need and bruh are you sure you're responding to the right game with this
That is listing what they all come from and what they turn into. Only a few say what item if any is needed. So Im gonna guess that only those need an item at all. Which is a unclear mechanic. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ As for this game either lack of better translation of more lack lack of specifics does not make for a challenge. Saying you need a X type yet no explanation that not anything that X type is actually usable and only a one single specific monster can be used... that ain't a challenge that's just mindless trying of anything remotely relevant. Fallout, BG saga and some old AF text games give enough to actually form a question aside from the outright saying it part. This is like getting half of a question and then being expected to answer it.
Yeah, not all monsters need item. Personally, I don't think of it as unclear mechanic. There's an NPC which explains (if you find and talk to it) that some monsters evolve into another monsters, rare items, or common items, and another which explains (again, if you find and talk to it) that some monsters require certain item to evolve. I'd like to give an example from Sekiro. Beast enemies, particularly horses, are stunned by firecrackers to a certain degree, but you can proceed with the game without knowing this because no direct info of it exist, unless you find a (kinda) hidden NPC which explains how his horse stumbled when it heard firecrackers. So it's not unclear mechanic, it's the intentional fun mechanic of gathering clues bit-by-bit. If you consider it unclear mechanic, well, to each his own then.
You need that purple goo something (sorry, forgot what it's called) to get female monsters. There are enough of them on the whole world map for free to cover each female monsters once, but if you need extra you can buy those goo (unlimited) in Futanari Fairy Village.
What monsters are you using exactly, and what are their levels?
I'm not exactly looking for a difficult rpg experience so I'm playing on easy with double xp, so I'm roughly level 40 using the starter wolf, tentacle girl and guy, and plant/healer girl, all level 38/39
You should have gotten some of them while exploring and doing events. Go on the equipment screen and and see what you have (there's only one equipment slot you can actually change and that's the acessories, so it's not complicated) just look for things with resistance against instant death.
Then you should go back and re-explore the towns and other places to try and find more.
The instant death skill "Riddle Eater" has higher chances (almost guaranteed to kill in my experience) against debuffed monster. If the enemy debuffs you, counter it by buffing skills (Pukis or Peccaros has it). With no debuffs the skill has lower chance to succeed (or in my experience, never at all)
In the few tries I've done, they both debuff and one shot in the same turn, giving me no time to react. Though the tentacle girl monster does have a "full team debuff wipe" skill, so maybe I just have to get luckier with the RNG on which turns things happen on
I mean clearly I haven't been going through with the most backtracking ever, but I do talk to every NPC and do the side quests I can. Whatever remains is stuff that I wouldn't have gotten the first time around and probably just wouldn't be a good time to complete (like trying to hunt down the toolbox for mimi's DWT as I'm keeping in mind currently)
You can buy bananas at the shop right outside the initial base. They're super cheap.
