Monster Rancher Advance 2 FAQ/Walkthrough.

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Monster Rancher Advance 2 FAQ/Walkthrough
for GBA (Gameboy Advance)
FAQ/Walkthrough created by Mad Monarch Gyl
Mad Monarch Gyl ([email protected])
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Copyright 2003 by Mad Monarch Gyl
Created: June 04, 2003 (06.04.03)
Version 3.2
Update: August 06, 2003 (08.06.03)

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"Walang nakawan pare..." (Please don't steal =P)
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Introduction

Heya! Gyl here! Monster Rancher or Monster Farm has always been there in most gaming consoles and now since it's brought to the GBA system I couldn't wait till I get my hands for a copy of one. Monster Rancher is a pretty sweet way about playing with monsters. This is because that unlike other monster training games you simply would be using them for battle mainly because of it focusing to the story perhaps well anyway Monster Rancher gives you the chance to train the monster that'll rule all others. You're in charge of getting your monster on a top shape for battling. Though Monster Rancher Advance 2 may lack on the story part the number of monsters to be unlocked and to be trained as well as the simple reason of having a powerful monster may perhaps compensate for it. Anyway MRA2 isn't anywhere close to RPG or an Action/Adventure one so I'm guessing that it'll be fall under fighting or Monster Simulation or Adventure(since there's this Exploring part). Above anything else this is a very refreshing and fun way to be burning time. I once brought my GBA along with the MRA2 cartridge on a trip to my province and is sure was enough to have me occupied for the whole trip. Anyway, let's just get on with the show...

Let's roll..."