First off!
This is a FAQ for the North American version of Magic Pengel: The Quest
for Color. This game is copyright to TAITO CORP. and published by AGETEC, INC.
Magic Pengel: The Quest for Color is a PS2 game intended for everyone.
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The Directory |
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-What you need to play this game
-About the game
-The Encyclopedia
---Chapter 1: Doodles (About Doodles)
---Chapter 2: Book (Drawing Doodles)
---Chapter 3: Battles (Doodle Battle Rules)
---Chapter 4: Skills (Using Skills)
---Chapter 5: Other (General Information)
-The Characters
-Miscellaneous Characters
-The Main Arena (Incomplete)
-Kaiba's Doodle Book (Soon to come)
-About the Author and the FAQ
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What you need to play this game |
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The requirements of this game are a PS2 and a PS2 Memory Card with 299 KB
and/or more.
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About the game |
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This game is an RPG intended for everyone. It is a story about Doodles,
creatures you can battle. You, the main character, awaken to a voice. You see
a Pengel, and then draw a shape. From then on, you can draw your creatures,
called Doodles, and battle them with other people’s Doodles. Become strong and
advance in this game! You can also transfer doodles from one memory card to
another, or to another file on the same card. You can also have two player
battles.
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Encyclopedia |
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This is the Encyclopedia from the game. I've copied it word for word, so none
of this is to be credited to me (other than typing it up of course! :D). This
is part of the game, all facts, and I hope it helps you as much as it helped
me. Some of it contains spoilers, and you shall be alerted of that when I
place a !!!Spoilers!!! marker beside the part which portrays a spoiler. Make
sure not to read unless you want know what happens ahead of time. The
Encyclopedia grows as you go through the game, so be sure to check it often.
Even mine isn't completely finished in some areas! ^_^
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Chapter 1: Doodles (About Doodles) |
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1.) Folklore: 1
-Long ago, the world was a place devoid of color.
-But one day, the Spirit of Creation made four simple shapes using red,
blue, green, and yellow.
-These shapes became the Sun, Sea, Land, and Wind.
2.) Folklore: 2
-Afterwards, the Spirit of Creation made two other shapes.
-Mankind and Doodles. To man, he gave free spirit. To Doodles, he gave
free body.
-People drew Doodles, and Doodles created colors. Color filled the
world.
3.) Folklore: 3
-One day however, a human king was born. This king eventually enslaved
the Doodles to gain more colors.
-In doing so, he deeply saddened the Doodle King.
4.) Folklore: 4
-In response, the Doodle King pleaded with the Spirit of Creation.
-"Spirit...please do not let those whose hearts are impure continue
to create Doodles."
-"Do this, and I will give you both my body and colors."
5.) Folklore: 5
-With that...the Doodle King and half the world's colors disappeared.
-The Doodles were freed from their enslavement, but now the human king
turned his efforts toward controlling those humans still able to
create Doodles.
6.) Pengel
-Blending the imagination of a child, with the pureness of a kitten,
Pengel was created.
-Pengels are the implements used to draw Doodles. Only those who are
pure of heart can use Pengels to create Doodles.
7.) Color Gems
-Gems infused with the power of color.
-Color gems are needed to draw doodles.
-Regular color gems can be turned in for gold color gems at the trade
shop.
-Gold color gems are used as currency.
8.) Obtaining Gems
-Color gems are obtained by taking part in Doodle battles/duels.
-Color gem rewards depend on your performance and the strength of the
Doodle(s) fought.
-The Kingdom collects color gem taxes on Main Arena battles.
(!!!SPOILERS!!! After this point, there are spoilers.)
9.) Marketplace
-The Kingdom's castle and the marketplace are located on an island.
-Those who live in the marketplace enjoy eating fish and sweet buns.
-Zoe's home rests in a valley below the castle.
10.) Kingdom
-Since Doodles can only be drawn by those with a pure heart, not all
people take part in Doodle battles/duels.
-Almost no one from the Kingdom can create Doodles and for this reason
they tax battles/duels in order to acquire color gems.
11.) Tournaments
-Another purpose of Kingdom sponsored tournaments is to discover
talented new Doodlers.
-All preliminary tournaments are held in the Main Arena.
-Win these events to increase Pengel's level and acquire new part
palettes.
12.) Galileo
-Taro's father, Galileo, is renowned as the most skilled Doodler.
-He spent many years researching Doodles while working in the castle.
-His disappearance, along with one of his Doodles, remains a mystery.
13.) Home Signboard
-Kingdom law...Article 9.
-Criminals can, at anytime, be deprived of both their rights and
property.
-Those seeking to repurchase seized land must make arrangements with a
Kingdom representative.
14.) Kiba
-After Galileo's disappearance, Kiba took his place as the Kingdom's
master Doodle researcher.
-Those who live in the market view Kiba as Galileo's successor.
15.) Zoe's Letters
-I am looking for Galileo.
-Galileo is a master Doodler. If you see him, please tell him that Zoe
and Taro are waiting for him to return home.
16.) Color Loss
-Humans and Doodles need color, without it, life would be empty.
-If a Doodle loses its color in battle, it returns naturally.
-But if people lose their color, it's believed that the change cannot
be undone.
17.) Wanted Sign
-This is a picture of a criminal wanted by the Kingdom. Anyone found
harboring him will be prosecuted under Kingdom law.
-A reward of one million gold is being offered for his capture.
18.) Mono
-Mono is a Doodle drawn by Galileo. He is the king of all Doodles.
-Mono has the power to both give and take color freely.
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Chapter 2: Book (Drawing Doodles) |
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1.) Doodle Book
-The Doodle book is where Doodles are created/drawn.
-Up to three Doodles can take part in a Doodle battle/duel.
2.) Book Options
-The options found in the Doodle book enable you to:
-Select Doodles
-View Doodle stats
-View Doodle skills
-Change Doodle names
-Undo a Doodle
-View Doodle Encyclopedia
3.) Doodling Mode
-Selecting a page from the Doodle book opens the Doodling mode.
-In the Doodling mode, you may:
-Draw a new Doodle
-Add parts to an existing Doodle
-Erase parts
-Let your imagination run wild!
4.) Part Palettes
-The menu options on the far left in the Doodle mode are known as part
palettes.
-Use these options to create your very own Doodle.
-The part palettes enable you to draw arms, legs, etc.
5.) Color Palettes
-To the right of the part palettes are the color palettes.
-Use these palettes to select a color for the part you wish to draw.
-The numerical value at the bottom right is the remaining amount of
the selected color.
6.) Brushes
-To the right of the color palettes are the brushes.
-Make brush selections depending on the drawing results you want to
achieve.
7.) Edit Options
-To the right of the brushes are the edit options.
-These options enable you to:
-Erase parts (Undo)
-Restore an erased part (Redo)
-Parts can be added to Doodles drawn by others, but not removed.
8.) Action Options
-To the right of the edit options are the action options.
-Use these to check the movement characteristics of your Doodle
creations.
-Check these often in order to achieve the desired results.
9.) Finish Option
-To the right of the action options is the finish option. Select this
when satisfied with your Doodle creation.
-Once selected, you can then name your Doodle.
-Your Doodle's stats are displayed after it has been named.
10.) Options
-The menu selection below finish (options) enables you to make
adjustments to various game settings:
-Cursor
-Vibration
-Audio Output
-BGM Volume
-SE Volume
11.) Part: Body
-When beginning a Doodle drawing, you must always start by drawing a
body first.
12.) Part: Arm
-The arm design of a Doodle determines the type of punching skill it
will have.
-Doodles with large arms are more likely to acquire a punching skill.
-A Doodle can have up to six arms.
13.) Part: Leg
-A Doodle with large legs is more likely to acquire a kicking skill.
-A Doodle's movement characteristics are determined by the size, shape
and number of legs it has.
14.) Part: Head
-A Doodle may only have one head.
-Create a head that incorporates upper and lower jaw areas to give your
Doodle a mouth.
-Having a mouth makes it possible for a Doodle to perform biting
attacks.
15.) Part: Wing
-Draw large enough wings on the left and right sidesof a Doodle and it
will be able to fly.
-Both wings must be attached to the Doodle's body so that the Doodle
can fly. If the wings are not attached to the body (part) then the
Doodle will not fly.
16.) Part: Hard
-Hard parts are accessory parts that move together with the part they
are attached to.
-Use this part palette to create things like spikes and horns on a
Doodle.
17.) Part: Wiggle
-Accessory parts that wiggle as a Doodle, or the part they are attached
to, moves.
-The specific motion of wiggle parts is determined by the starting
point of their creation, indicated by the (*) mark.
18.) Part: Soft
-Accessory parts that sway as a Doodle, or the part they are attached
to, moves.
-A useful part for drawing things such as clothes and hair.
-soft parts move according to their start point, the (*) mark.
19.) Part: Rotate
-Accessory parts that continuously rotate/spin regardless of how a
Doodle moves.
-The straight line that connects the (*) mark and the center of the
drawn part is the rotation axis. It rotates clockwise on the rotation
axis.
20.) Part: Weapon
-Accessory parts that can only be attached to a Doodle's arms.
-Place the Pengel over an arm part and press the X button to set the
connection point. Once the weapon is drawn it will automatically
connect.
21.) Part: Tail & Horn
-Use either the soft or wiggle part palettes to draw a tail on the back
of a Doodle.
-Use the hard part palette to draw a horn on the top of a Doodle's
head.
-A Doodle with a tail or horn is likely to have related skills.
22.) Part: Design
-Use this palette to draw designs on other parts.
-Unlike other part palettes, things drawn using the design palette do
not take shape.
-Use the hard/wiggle palettes to draw designs you want to fill with
color.
23.) Drawing Parts
-To begin drawing: select a part palette, color and brush. Press and
hold the X button while moving the left analog stick to draw.
-Complete a shape by connecting the line to the (*) mark.
24.) Direction
-The arrow on the blue axis guide indicates the direction a Doodle will
face.
-This direction can't be changed once drawing begins. Press down on the
right analog stick (R3 button) to view the Doodle from the front.
25.) Adding Parts: 1
-The (*) mark indicates both the point where a line begins and where
the part you are adding connects to another part.
-Draw parts that move realistically by beginning them where you want
them to connect. Arms at shoulders, etc.
26.) Adding Parts: 2
-Use a dot (press X) before drawing to further refine part placement
on your Doodle.
-Doing this aids in achieving proper part placement and movement.
Especially use this when adding parts that do not directly connect
to the Doodle.
27.) Adding Parts: 3
-Use the design palette to add decorations to your Doodle: stripes,
dots, etc.
-Vary the size of the brush used to create thicker or thinner designs.
28.) Actions
-Before finishing a Doodle creation, use the action options to check
its movement characteristics.
-If a certain part is not moving as hoped, undo that part and draw it
again. Check often to ensure the Doodle moves as desired.
29.) Finishing
-Once satisfied with your Doodle, select finish and give it a name.
-Select [name change] to rename a Doodle.
30.) Part Restrictions
-There are limits to the number of parts for all Doodles. For example,
you can only have 1 body part, 1 head part, up to 6 arms, or 6 legs,
etc.
-The message [Press triangle to select another part], appears if you
attempt to exceed these.
31.) Part Limit
-Doodle creations can consist of no more than 64 total parts.
-The message [Maximum part limit reached] appears if you attempt to
exceed this limit.
32.) Design Limit
-The number of designs that can be added to a Doodle creation is
limited to 64.
-The message [Maximum design limit reached] appears if you attempt to
exceed this limit.
33.) Line Limit
-Win preliminary tournaments to increase Pengel's level and the total
number of lines that can be used in a Doodle creation.
-The message [Nothing more can be drawn] appears when the line limit is
reached.
34.) Line Length Limit
-The length of a single line drawn using a Pengel has limitations.
-A message [The line is too long] appears when the line length limit is
reached.
35.) Color Running Out
-The message [You do not have enough color] appears should you run out
of the selected color while drawing.
-The remaining amount of a particular color is displayed as a numerical
value on the bottom right of the Doodling mode screen.
36.) Complex Shapes
-A message [The shape cannot be created] appears when the part you are
trying to draw is overly complex, or very small.
-If this message is displayed, try to simplify the design a bit.
37.) Design Limitations
-The message [Design cannot extend further] appears should you try to
extend a design outside the edges of a part.
-When drawing designs make sure they do not extend outside the edges of
a part.
38.) Adding Weapons
-The message [Weapons can only go on arms] appears if you attempt to
attach a weapon to parts other than a Doodle's arms.
39.) Setting Weapons
-The message [Place dot on arm to set weapon] appears if you begin
drawing a weapon without first placing a dot (connection point) on an
arm.
40.) Others' Doodles
-The message [You cannot undo this Doodle] appears if you attempt to
undo parts on a Doodle purchased in the marketplace, or created by a
friend.
-Parts can be added to Doodles created by someone else, but not removed
(undo).
41.) Information Screen
-Press and hold the select button when drawing a Doodle to bring up the
information screen.
-Details relating to the number of lines and parts used in a drawing,
along with other useful information is displayed.
42.) Hint: Flying
-Attach large wings on both the left and right sides of a Doodle body
to give it the ability to fly.
-Adding additional parts to a Doodle that can fly may make it unable to
do so after the addition.
43.) Hint: Can't Fly?
-If your Doodle isn't able to fly even though it has wings, there could
be several reasons why.
-The wings were not attached to the Doodle's body.
-The wings are too small, or only one wing was added.
44.) Hint: Connections
-It is not necessary to have all parts that make up a Doodle creation
connect to one another.
-Use connection points (dots) to invisibly link detached parts to a
certain area on a Doodle.
45.) Hint: Layering
-An easy way to add say, a wristband, to an arm part would be to use
the hard palette to wrap color around the desired area on the arm.
-Layering can also be used to hide say, a head part, within a wiggly,
soft or hard part.
46.) Hint: Placeholders
-If you are having difficulty placing a part where and how you want it,
start first by inserting a small placeholder part where you want the
final part to be.
-Then check positioning and build off the placeholder part.
47.) Hint: Movement
-The size, shape and number of legs on a Doodle all influence its
movement.
-Large legs equate to slower overall movement, while small legs equate
to faster overall movement.
-A Doodle with no legs bounces.
48.) Hint: Bending Legs
-Suppose you want to draw a Doodle with a very tall body, but find that
there is no more room on the page to add legs, what do you do?
-The answer...bend the legs. Though they'll appear bent on the page,
they straighten out you remove the Doodle.
49.) Hint: Fast Rotate
-Attaching one rotate part to another, that spins in the same
direction, doubles the speed at which it spins.
-Continue to attach more rotate parts to the others to get parts that
spin even faster.
50.) Hint: Other Hints
-The information in this encyclopedia should be considered a guide. Be
creative in your designs to discover other interesting part
combinations and their results.
-What happens if a wiggle and rotate part are attached to each other?
51.) Stats: 1
-View the vital stats of your Doodle creations in the Doodle book.
-These include:
-HP-Hit Points
-MP-Magic Points
-Attack
-Defense
-Agility
-Luck
-Experience
-Colors used
52.) Stats: 2
-HP: The higher this value, the more damage a Doodle can endure. Attack
type Doodles have the highest HP.
-MP: The higher this value, the more magic a Doodle can use. Magic type
Doodles have the most MP.
53.) Stats: 3
-Attack: The higher this value, the more damage a Doodle can do.
-Defense: The higher this value, the less damage a Doodle receives when
hit.
-These values are influenced by how a Doodle is drawn.
54.) Stats: 4
-Agility: When both Doodles select the same skill, the one with the
highest agility goes first.
-Luck: Indiicates a Doodle's luck.
55.) Stats: 5
-Experience: Win battles/duels to earn experience and increase the
overall strength of your Doodles.
-Colors Used: Indicates the amount of color used in a Doodle creation.
The more color used, the better a Doodle's stats and skills.
56.) Doodle Advancement
-Your Doodles can slowly raise their overall power by competing in
battles/duels.
-However, adding new parts to a Doodle is often a better way of
strengthening it.
57.) Doodle Skills
-Highlight the [skills] menu option to view the skills available to the
selected Doodle.
-Access the skill menu option (press X) to view the encyclopedia's
explanation for the selected skill.
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Chapter 3: Battles (Doodle Battle Rules) |
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1.) Battles/Duels
-Battles/duels between two Doodlers and their Doodles take place in
Arenas.
-Color gems and experience are awarded to the winner of these
competitions.
2.) Rules: 1
-Doodle battles/duels can consist of up to three Doodles on each side.
-When a Doodle's HP reaches 0, a new Doodle is selected.
-Defeat all of your opponent's Doodles to win.
3.) Rules: 2
-The outcome of a battle turn is determined by the skills each Doodler
decides to use during that turn.
-If both select the same skill, then the Doodle with the highest
agility goes first.
4.) Offensive Skills
-The three general offensive skills a Doodle can use are:
-Attack: Inflicts physical damage.
-Magic: Inflicts magical damage.
-Block: Protects against magic attacks.
5.) Skill Advantages
-Each of the three offensive skills have their own strengths and
weaknesses.
-Attack is strong against block.
-Magic is strong against attack.
-Block is strong against magic.
6.) Attack Skill
-Attack is strong against block, but weak against magic.
7.) Magic Skill
-Magic is strong against attack, but weak against block.
-Magic points (MP) are required to execute magic attacks.
-MP recovers over time.
8.) Block Skill
-Block is strong against magic, but weak against attack.
-If magic is blocked, its effects are either negated or reflected back.
-The block skill a Doodle has depends on what type it is.
9.) Charge Skill
-Charging recovers a small amount of HP and increases the Doodle's
damage output in the next turn.
-The charge skill can not be used unless either attack, magic or block
skill is used on previous turn.
10.) Skill Restrictions
-Once a skill has been used, it requires a refresh period of one turn
before it can be used again.
-In order to make the best decisions each turn, always keep track of
which skills are available to both players for that turn.
11.) Battles/Duels
-To duel a particular person, talk to them in the marketplace and agree
to meet at an Arena.
-To battle a random opponent, stop by an Arena and enter your Doodles
in a free battle.
12.) 2P Versus
-Select 2P versus from the main menu to challenge a friend's Doodles.
-Doodles stored in a home are not able to enter an Arena.
-Gems and experience are not earned in 2P versus encounters.
13.) Magic: Seal
-A type of magic that locks an opponent's skill, thereby preventing the
use of that skill for a certain number of turns.
-When a skill is sealed, it cannot be used until the seal wears off.
14.) Magic: Poison
-A type of magic that deducts either HP or MP from an opponent.
-When poisoned, the opponent's HP or MP slowly decreases each turn for
a set number of turns.
15.) Magic: Weaken
-A type of magic that reduces an opponent's battle performance.
-Weaken magics can change an opponent's appearance, reduce their stats
and in general reduce their overall performance.
16.) Magic: Immobilize
-A type of magic that places an opponent in a state where they are
unable to act.
-An opponent can only be under the influence of one immobilize magic at
a time.
17.) Magic: Confusion
-A type of magic that causes a Doodle to disobey or ignore commands
given to it by its Doodler.
-An opponent can only be under the influence of one confusion magic at
a time.
18.) Magic: Curse
-A type of magic that places a negative effect on an opponent's skill.
-Doodles do damage to themselves when using cursed skills, but only if
they hit their opponent.
19.) Doodle Status
-Any abnormal status conditions that afflict your Doodle during a
battle/duel are indicated in the on-screen status window.
20.) XX Seal
-Abnormal status conditions that seal/lock an opponent's skill, thereby
limiting their choice of action.
-These conditions last for a set number of turns.
21.) Poison
-Abnormal status conditions that slowly hurts an opponent with each
turn.
-Poison disappears after a set number of turns.
-There are two types of poison magic: one is HP poison and the other is
MP poison.
22.) Flatten/Shrink
-Abnormal status conditions that lower an opponent's damage output as
well as changing their appearance.
-These conditions last for a set number of turns.
23.) Slow
-Abnormal status condition that lowers an opponent's agility/speed.
-This condition lasts for a set number of turns.
24.) Same Seal
-Abnormal status condition that causes an opponent to lose the turn if
they select the same skill as you.
-This condition lasts for a set number of turns.
25.) MP Waste
-Abnormal status condition that raises the MP cost of an opponent's
magic skills.
-This condition lasts for a set number of turns.
26.) Magic Fail
-Abnormal status condition that lowers an opponent's magic skill
success rate.
-This condition lasts for a set number of turns.
27.) Paralyze/Sleep...
-Abnormal status conditions that prevent an opponent from taking
action.
-Inflicting damage on a sleeping opponent can cause it to wake up.
28.) Mad/Main
-Abnormal status conditions that cause a Doodle to ignore, or disobey
commands.
-These conditions last for a set number of turns, the length of which
depends on the magic's level.
29.) XX Curse
-Abnormal status conditions that place a negative effect on an
opponent's skill.
-Doodles do damage to themselves when using cursed skills, but only if
they hit their opponent. If charge is cursed and used, HP recovery is
less than normal.
30.) Defense Down
-Abnormal status condition that lowers an opponent's defense, thereby
increasing the amount of damage they take when hit.
-This condition lasts for a set number of turns.
31.) Skill Generation
-The skills available to any particular Doodle depend on a variety of
factors: including its type, size, shape, etc.
32.) Doodle Types
-The three types of Doodles are
-Attack
-Magic
-Block
-Doodle type plays large part in deciding what skills a Doodle has.
-Other considerations include: its design, part size, etc.
33.) Attack Type
-A Doodle that consists of a lot of red and yellow color is more likely
to be of the attack type.
-This type of Doodle has high HP and attack: however, they don't have
much MP and cannot use higher level magics.
34.) Magic Type
-A Doodle that consists of a lot of blue and green color is more likely
to be of the magic type.
-This type of Doodle has high MP and can use higher level magics:
however, they have low HP.
35.) Block Type
-A Doodle that consists of a lot of black, white, and gray color is
more likely to be of the block type.
-This type of Doodle is effective against a magic type, as they can
block magic attacks and also reflect them back.
36.) Magic Lines
-Each magic skill has four levels, the first being the weakest and the
fourth being the strongest.
-Magic skills are available from a number of different magic lines:
weaken, immobilize, poison, silence, confusion and curse.
37.) Magic: 1
-Doodles with no legs often have curse and immobilizing magic skills.
-Doodles with one leg often have weaken and confusion magic skills.
-Doodles with two legs often have weaken and immobilizing magic.
38.) Magic: 2
-A Doodle resembling an animal with 3 or more legs often has seal/curse
magic.
-A Doodle resembling a bug with 3 or more legs often has seal and
poison magic.
-Doodles that can fly often have confusion and poison magic.
39.) Unusable Skills
-The same skill cannot be used in consecutive turns.
-MP recovers slowly overtime. Skills that are sealed cannot be used
until the seal fades.
-The charge skill can never be used as a first turn.
40.) Main Arena
-The Kingdom's preliminary tournaments are held in the Main Arena.
-Win here to level up your Pengel.
-The Kingdom taxes color gems won in the Main Arena.
41.) Seaside Arena
-The Seaside Arena is located at the bottom of a hill near Zoe's home.
-Those who live in the marketplace prefer this Arena because the
Kingdom's tax on color gems is lower there.
42.) Underground Arena
-The Underground Arena lies hidden near the top of the marketplace.
-The battles and duels held here are done in secret so the Kingdom
doesn't discover them and try to collect a color gem tax.
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Chapter 4: Skills (Using Skills) |
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1.) Tackle
-A rushing attack skill that inflicts minimal damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a large body and low attack is more likely to have this
skill.
2.) Power Tackle
-A rushing attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a large body is more likely to have this skill.
3.) Dash
-A rushing attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a large body and high attack is more likely to have this
skill.
5.) Headbutt
-A headbutt attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with arms, a tail, and a tall body is more likely to have
this skill.
6.) Spin
-A spinning attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a large body and no arms or tail is more likely to have
this skill.
7.) Stomp
-A jumping attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a round body and no arms, legs, or tail is more likely
to have this skill.
8.) Jab
-A one-handed punching attack skill that inflicts minimal damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with thick arms and low attack is more likely to have this
skill.
9.) Punch
-A one-handed punching attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with thick arms is more likely to have this skill.
10.) Strong Punch
-A one-handed punching attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with thick arms and high attack is more likely to have this
skill.
11.) Scratch
-A slashing attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with two or more thin arms is more likely to have this skill.
13.) Double Punch
-A two-handed punching attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with two or more thick arms is more likely to have this
skill.
14.) Double Punch S
-A two-handed punching attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an
opponent by hitting them five consecutive times.
-A Doodle with two or more thick arms and high attack is more likely to
have this skill.
15.) Spinning Punch
-A spinning punch attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with long, thin arms is more likely to have this skill.
16.) Twirling Punch
-A spinning punch attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with long, thin arms and high attack is more likely to have
this skill.
18.) Mini Kick
-A one-legged kicking attack skill that inflicts minimal damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with at least one leg and low attack is more likely to have
this skill.
19.) Kick
-A one-legged kicking attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-Doodles with one leg, or at least one leg with no special parts
attached to the leg(s) are more likely to have this skill.
20.) Super Kick
-A one-legged kicking attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with large legs and high attack is more likely to have this
skill.
21.) Double Kick
-A two-legged kicking attack that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent by repeatedly kicking them.
-A Doodle with two or more legs is more likely to have this skill.
22.) Double Kick S
-A two-legged kicking attack that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent
by kicking them five consecutive times.
-A Doodle with two or more legs and high attack is more likely to have
this skill.
23.) Low Kick
-A low kick attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with thin legs is more likely to have this skill.
24.) Low Kick S
-A low kick attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with thin legs and high attack is more likely to have this
skill.
25.) Tremor
-A ground shaking earthquake attack skill that inflicts minimal damage
on an opponent.
-A Doodle with thick legs and low attack is more likely to have this
skill.
26.) Quake
-A ground shaking earthquake attack skill that inflicts moderate damage
on an opponent.
-A Doodle with thick legs is more likely to have this skill.
27.) Earthquake
-A ground shaking earthquake attack skill that inflicts heavy damage
on an opponent.
-A Doodle with thick legs and high attack is more likely to have this
skill.
28.) Magma
-A ground shaking earthquake attack skill that releases magma and
inflicts maximum damage on an opponent.
-A red and yellow Doodle with thick legs and very high attack is more
likely to have this skill.
29.) Quagmire
-A ground shaking earthquake attack skill that turns the ground soft
and inflicts maximum damage on an opponent.
-A blue and green Doodle with thick legs and very high attack is more
likely to have this skill.
30.) Tail Swat
-A tail attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with arms and a tail is more likely to have this skill.
31.) Tail Lash
-A tail attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with arms, a tail, and high attack is more likely to have
this skill.
32.) Tail Strike
-A tail attack skill that inflicts maximum damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with arms, a tail, and very high attack is more likely to
have this skill.
33.) Spinning Tail
-A spinning tail attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with a tail, but no arms, is more likely to have this skill.
34.) Twirling Tail
-A spinning tail attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with a tail and high attack, but no arms, is more likely to
have this skill.
35.) Tail Swipe
-A tail sweep attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with a thin tail is more likely to have this skill.
36.) Tail Whip
-A tail sweep attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a thin tail and high attack is more likely to have this
skill.
38.) Bite
-A biting attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with both a mouth and horn is more likely to have this skill.
39.) Chomp
-A biting attack skill that inflicts maximum damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with very high attack and both a mouth and horn is more
likely to have this skill.
40.) Fume
-A sonic wave attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with a mouth is more likely to have this skill.
41.) Belch
-A sonic wave attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a mouth and high attack is more likely to have this
skill.
42.) Vaporize
-A sonic wave attack skill that inflicts maximum damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a mouth and very high attack is more likely to have this
skill.
44.) Horn Slam
-A horn-based attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with a horn is more likely to have this skill.
45.) Horn Wedge
-A horn-based attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a single horn and high attack is more likely to have
this skill.
46.) Horn Thrust
-A horn-based attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with two or more horns and high attack is more likely to
have this skill.
48.) Tempest
-A flying attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle that can fly is more likely to have this skill.
49.) Gale
-A flying attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with high attack and the ability to fly is more likely to
have this skill.
50.) Winged Fury
-A flying attack skill that inflicts maximum damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with very high attack and the ability to fly is more likely
to have this skill.
51.) Tornado
-A flying attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with three or more wings is more likely to have this skill.
52.) Blossom Storm
-A flying attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle that can fly and has three or more wings is more likely to
have this skill.
53.) Sky Punch
-A flying punch attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with high attack, the ability to fly, two or more arms, and
no legs is more likely to have this skill.
54.) Sky Kick
-A flying kick attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with high attack, the ability to fly, two or more legs and no
arms is more likely to have this skill.
56.) Slice
-A slashing attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle equipped with a weapon drawn using a thin brush is more
likely to have this skill.
57.) Slash
-A slashing attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with high attack and a weapon drawn using a thin brush is
more likely to have this skill.
59.) Crush
-A crushing attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle equipped with a weapon drawn using a thick brush is more
likely to have this skill.
60.) Smash
-A crushing attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with high attack and a weapon drawn using a thick brush is
more likely to have this skill.
61.) Weapon Toss
-A throwing attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle equipped with a small weapon is more likely to have this
skill.
62.) Weapon Throw
-A throwing attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with high attack and equipped with a small weapon is more
likely to have this skill.
66.) Squall
-A projectile attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with a lot of blue color and many large accessory parts such
as: wiggle/soft/rotate is more likely to have this skill.
67.) Blizzard
-A projectile attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a lot of blue color, high attack and many large
accessory parts such as: wiggle/soft/rotate is more likely to have
this skill.
78.) Light Beam
-A projectile attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with a large head and many accessory parts is more likely to
have this skill.
81.) Shooting Star
-A projectile attack skill that inflicts moderate damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle with a large hard part(s) and many other accessory parts is
more likely to have this skill.
82.) Meteor
-A projectile attack skill that inflicts heavy damage on an opponent.
-A Doodle with a large hard part(s), high attack and many other
accessory parts is more likely to have this skill.
83.) MP Barrier
-A blocking skill that cancels magic damage, inflicts damage on an
opponent, and adds to your Doodle's MP pool the MP cost of the magic
cast on them.
-A Doodle must be of the magic type in order to possess this skill.
84.) Barrier
-A blocking skill that cancels magic damage and inflicts damage on an
opponent.
-A Doodle must be of the attack type in order to possess this skill.
85.) Reflect
-A blocking skill that cancels magic damage, inflicts damage on an
opponent, and reflects the magic back at the caster.
-A Doodle must be of the block type in order to possess this skill.
86.) Attack Seal
-Silence line of magic that seals an opponent's attack skill causing
them to lose the skill for a set number of turns.
-An attack type Doodle with thick parts is more likely to have this
skill.
87.) Magic Seal
-Silence line of magic that seals an opponent's magic skill causing
them to lose the skill for a set number of turns.
-A magic type Doodle with thick parts is more likely to have this
skill.
88.) Block Seal
-Silence line of magic that seals an opponent's block skill causing
them to lose the skill for a set number of turns.
-A block type Doodle with thick parts is more likely to have this
skill.
89.) Charge Seal
-Silence line of magic that seals an opponent's charge skill causing
them to lose the skill for a set number of turns.
-A magic type Doodle with thin parts is more likely to have this skill.
90.) Random Seal
-Silence line of magic that randomly seals one of an opponent's skills
each turn for a set amount of turns.
-An attack or block type Doodle with thin parts is more likely to have
this skill.
91.) HP Poison
-Poison line of magic that slowly decreases an opponent's hit points
(HP) with each turn.
-A magic type Doodle drawn using dark colors is more likely to have
this skill.
92.) MP Poison
-Poison line of magic that slowly decreases an opponent's magic points
(MP) with each turn.
-An attack or block type Doodle drawn using dark colors is more likely
to have this skill.
93.) Steal HP
-Drain line of magic that steals hit points (HP) from an opponent's
Doodle and gives them to your Doodle.
-A block type Doodle drawn using any shade but dark colors is more
likely to have this skill.
94.) Steal MP
-Drain line of magic that steals magic points (MP) from an opponent's
Doodle and gives them to your Doodle.
-A magic type Doodle that is neither dark nor light (average tone) is
more likely to have this skill.
95.) HP Damage
-Drain line of magic that reduces an opponent's hit points (HP).
-A magic type Doodle drawn using light colors is more likely to have
this skill.
96.) MP Damage
-Drain line of magic that reduces an opponent's magic points (MP).
-An attack type Doodle drawn using any shade but dark colors is more
likely to have this skill.
97.) Flatten
-Weaken line of magic that flattens an opponent, reducing their damage
output.
-A block type Doodle that is tall and thin is more likely to have this
skill.
98.) Shrink
-Weaken line of magic that shrinks an opponent, reducing their damage
output.
-A magic type Doodle with a long body is more likely to have this
skill.
99.) Slow
-Weaken line of magic that reduces an opponent's agility, thereby
reducing their speed.
-A tall, attack type Doodle is more likely to have this skill.
100.) Same Seal
-Weaken line of magic that automatically causes an opponent to lose the
turn if they select the same skill as you.
-A tall, magic type Doodle is more likely to have this skill.
101.) MP Waste
-Weaken line of magic that raises the MP cost of an opponent's magic
skills.
-A long-bodied, block type Doodle is more likely to have this skill.
102.) Magic Fail
-Weaken line of magic that lowers an opponent's magic skill success
rate.
-A long-bodied, attack type Doodle is more likely to have this skill.
103.) Paralysis
-Immobilize line of magic that randomly freezes an opponent's movement.
-An attack type Doodle is more likely to have this skill.
104.) Sleep
-Immobilize line of magic that puts an opponent to sleep.
-A block type Doodle is more likely to have this skill.
105.) Faint
-Immobilize line of magic that causes an opponent to faint.
-A magic type Doodle is more likely to have this skill.
106.) Attack Main
-Confusion line of magic that causes the Doodler to lose control of
their Doodle. A Doodle mainly uses attack when in this state.
-A magic type Doodle that is short and wide is more likely to have this
skill.
107.) Magic Main
-Confusion line of magic that causes the Doodler to lose control of
their Doodle. A Doodle mainly uses magic when in this state.
-A magic type Doodle that is thin and tall is more likely to have this
skill.
108.) Block Main
-Confusion line of magic that causes the Doodler to lose control of
their Doodle. A Doodle mainly uses block when in this state.
-A long, magic type Doodle is more likely to have this skill.
109.) Mad Attack
-Confusion line of magic that makes is difficult for an opponent's
Doodle to hear commands. Doodle will randomly use attack despite
commands.
-Doodles that are block or attack type and short and wide are more
likely to have this skill.
110.) Mad Magic
-Confusion line of magic that makes it difficult for an opponent's
Doodle to hear commands. Doodle will randomly use magic despite
commands.
-Doodles that are block or attack type and thin and tall are more
likely to have this skill.
111.) Mad Block
-Confusion line of magic that makes it difficult for an opponent's
Doodle to hear commands. Doodly will randomly use block despite
commands.
-A long Doodle that is of the block or attack type is more likely to
have this skill.
112.) Attack Curse
-Curse line of magic that affects an opponent's attack. Doodles do
damage to themselves when using cursed skills, but only if they hit
their opponent.
-A block type Doodle with long parts is more likely to have this skill.
113.) Magic Curse
-Curse line of magic that affects an opponent's magic. Doodles do
damage to themselves when using a cursed skill, but only if they hit
their opponent.
-An attack type Doodle with long parts is more likely to have this
skill.
114.) Block Curse
-Curse line of magic that affects an opponent's block. Doodles do
damage to themselves when using a cursed skill, but only if they hit
their opponent.
-A magic type Doodle with long parts is more likely to have this skill.
115.) Charge Curse
-Curse line of magic that affects an opponent's charge. If an opponent
selects charge when cursed, they recover less HP than normal.
-An attack type Doodle with short parts is more likely to have this
skill.
116.) Balloon
-A special magic that causes a water balloon to hover over an
opponent's head. The balloon bursts after three turns and damages the
target.
-A block type Doodle with short parts is more likely to have this
skill.
117.) Defense Down
-Weaken line of magic that lowers an opponent's defense.
-A magic type Doodle with short parts is more likely to have this
skill.
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Chapter 5: Other (General Information) |
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1.) Encyclopedia
-The encyclopedia consists of five chapters.
-Collect pages to complete the encyclopedia.
2.) Chapters 1-2
-Chapter 1 covers Doodle folklore and history.
-Chapter 2 explains options available in the Doodle book and how to
draw Doodles.
3.) Chapters 3-4
-Chapter 3 covers Doodle battles/duels as well as providing a general
overview of skills and abnormal status conditions.
-Chapter 4 contains individual skill explanations.
4.) Chapter 5
-Chapter 5 is a general information section covering topics such as:
-Home options
-Purchasing Doodles
5.) Obtaining Pages
-Win preliminary tournaments to obtain new encyclopedia pages.
-Pages relating to skills acquired by Doodles you have drawn are
automatically added.
-New or unread pages are marked with a (N).
6.) Home
-Game data can be saved here.
-The same memory card (PS2) used to start a game must also be used for
subsequent saves of that particular game.
-A memory card (PS2) can hold 10 homes with 20 Doodles in each.
7.) Home Options: 1
-Choose [save data] to save your current game and all progress since
the last save.
-Select [quit game] to discontinue the current game and return to the
title screen.
8.) Home Options: 2
-The [edit home] option allows you to:
-Move a Doodle
-Add a home
-Delete a home
-Delete a Doodle
-Select [Move Doodle] to move a Doodle between a home and the Doodle
book.
9.) Home Options: 3
-Select [add home] to create a new home.
-Select [delete home] to delete the selected home and all Doodles
stored there.
-Select [Delete Doodle] to delete a single Doodle in the home.
10.) Gold Color Gems
-Gold Color Gems are used as currency in the marketplace. These color
gems are special and cannot be used to draw Doodles.
11.) Obtaining Gold
-Gold color gems are required to make item purchases in the
marketplace.
-Trade other color gems for gold color gems at Granny's trade shop in
the marketplace.
-Gold color gems cannot be traded for other color gems.
12.) Marketplace Shops
-There are many shops to be found in the marketplace.
-Visit the merchants to find out what items they have to sell.
13.) Doodle Mastership
-The first step to becoming a Doodle master like Galileo and I, is to
collect one million in gold color gems.
Achieve this, and I will continue to guide your way.
-Kiba-
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The Characters |
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These are really only the main characters, or the ones who have most to do
with the story line. Or those like Pengel and the Doodles.
-You are the Main Character
This game is played via 1st player, and you are of course, the main
character. Someone pure of heart who gets a Pengel at the beginning, to draw
Doodles, and bring them to life to battle.
-Pengel
Pengel is a little cute looking creature that uses it’s hair to draw
Doodles, and uses its powers to bring those Doodles to life. Only those with
a pure heart can see or use them. It’s a loyal sprite to the one who finds it.
-Zoe
A 12 year old girl who saves your Doodle in the beginning. She is very
energetic, and takes care of her little brother, Taro. She awaits her foster
father, Galileo’s return, and tosses bottles with notes asking for any
information on Galileo.
-Taro
Taro is a crybaby, but at age 6, becomes a progressively better Doodler.
He awaits his father’s return, along with Zoe. You can challenge Taro, he gets
better as the story unfolds.
-Galileo
Father of Taro, and foster father of Zoe, he vanished one day, and no one
knows where he went.
-Mono
A strange boy who comes to Zoe and Taro after finding a bottled letter.
He appears to know what happened to Galileo.
-Kiba
Kiba became the best Doodler after Galileo’s disappearance. He considers
Galileo his teacher, and is a trustworthy. People respect him, and he always
reminds the Main Character that Doodles are something to learn from. He is
kept a prisoner by the Guards to study Doodles for the kingdom.
-Guards
The employees of the kingdom. They tax the Main Arena, taking Color Gems.
They stick to a group, and are faithful to the kingdom.
-Doodles
These are the creatures drawn by people using their Pengels and
imagination. Doodles are each unique, and combined with experience, can become
formidable. Doodle battles have become a popular source of entertainment.
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Miscellaneous Characters |
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These are the miscellaneous characters. I will tell you if you can challenge
them, how hard they are, and if they sell things or not.
Albert-Exaggerative merchant
-Can be challenged, is moderate to hard, sells paint brushes and
Doodles. You may find Doodles from people who do not sell Doodles.
Alto-Music Shop Owner
-Can be challenged, is easy, sells his doodles when you defeat him.
Angelo-Produce merchant
-Can be challenged, moderate, you can buy defeated Doodles from him.
Arabell-Doodling enthusiast
-Can be challenged, moderate, doesn't sell anything.
Bitsy-Easy-going shopkeeper
-Can be challenged, is moderate, sells paint brushes and Doodles. You
may find Doodles from people who do not sell Doodles.
Boris-Spooky old man
-Can be challenged till the Underground Arena opens, is hard, doesn't
sell anything. Will randomly show up for battles after the Underground
Arena opens for the first time.
Buck-Bistro Owner
-Can be challenged when he is at his Bistro near the Main Arena,
moderate, doesn't sell anything.
Coco-Juice Kiosk saleslady
-Can be challenged, is easy, you can buy her defeated Doodles.
Crone-Decoration shop owner
-Can be challenged, easy, sells defeated Doodles.
Denka-Town Bully
-Can be challenged, moderate, doesn't sell anything.
Devin-Master carpenter
-Can be challenged, moderate, sells defeated Doodles.
Dog-Frisky Dog
-Doesn't battle or sell anything. But its cute. :D
Edith-Laundrywoman
-Can be challenged, is easy, you can buy her defeated Doodles.
Fungo-Denka's sidekick
-Can be challenged, easy, doesn't sell anything.
Granny-Elderly shopkeeper
-Can't be challenged, randomly shows up in Underground Arena, very
hard, doesn't sell anything, you can trade color gems for gold color
gems.
Guard-Arena guard
-Doesn't battle.
Hank-Town cobbler
-Can be challenged, is moderate, you can buy his defeated Doodles.
Hiro-Hearty Diner Owner
-Can be challenged, is moderate, you can buy his defeated Doodles.
Iggy-Nursery salesman
-Can be challenged, is easy, you can buy his defeated Doodles.
Jessie-Little girl
-Can be challenged, is moderate, doesn't sell anything.
Joren-Elderly gardener
Kayla-Happy little girl
-Can be challenged, easy, doesn't sell anything.
Koby-Robust little boy
-Can be challenged, easy, doesn't sell anything.
Layla-Candid little girl
-Can be challenged, easy, doesn't sell anything.
Lulu-Fruit shop merchant
Masa-Fish merchant
-Can be challenged, is moderate to hard, you can buy his Doodles from
him after you beat them.
Melody-Sunflower florist
-Can be challenged, is easy, you can buy her Doodles from her after you
beat them.
Naomi-Baked goods saleslady
-Can be challenged, is moderate to hard, you can buy her Doodles from
her after you beat them.
Nema-Smoky grill owner
-Cannot be challenged, does not battle at all. You can buy Doodles,
especially those from people who don't sell Doodles but battle.
Omar-Pottery shop owner
-Can be challenged, easy to moderate, sells defeated Doodles.
Oricalum-Rare Things owner
-Can be challenged, easy, sells defeated Doodles.
Patrick-Flashy Merchant
-Can be challenged, is moderate to hard, sells paint brushes and
Doodles. You may find Doodles from people who do not sell Doodles.
Pepe-Denka's sidekick
-Can be challenged, easy, doesn't sell anything.
Pesci-Denka's sidekick
-Can be challenged, easy, doesn't sell anything.
Raja-Variety shop owner
-Can be challenged, moderate, sells defeated Doodles.
Rico-Carpenter's apprentice
-Can be challenged, moderate, sells defeated Doodles.
Roby-Grown-up boy
-Can be challenged, easy, doesn't sell anything.
Sania-Seamstress
-Can be challenged, moderate, you can buy her Doodles from her after
you defeat them.
Santos-Town doctor
-Can be challenged, moderate, you can buy defeated Doodles from him.
Sonia-Self-assured drifter
-Can be challenged, moderate to hard, doesn't sell anything.
Tala-Quiet little girl
-Can be challenged, easy, doesn't sell anything.
Tez-Sweet bun merchant
-Can be challenged, easy, sells defeated Doodles.
Tetsu-Restaurant Owner
-Can be challenged, moderate, sells defeated Doodles.
Toby-Castle dwelling boy
-Can be challenged, easy, doesn't sell anything.
Walma-Fortune-teller
-Cannot be challenged, does not battle at all. You can buy Doodles,
especially those from people who don't sell Doodles but battle.
William-Hard working merchant
-Can be challenged, is moderate to hard, sells paint brushes and
Doodles. You may find Doodles from people who do not sell Doodles.
Yoma-Fortune-teller
-Cannot be challenged, does not battle at all. You can buy Doodles,
especially those from people who don't sell Doodles but battle.
Zul-Eyewear specialist
-Can be challenged, easy, sells defeated Doodles.
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The Main Arena |
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I'm keeping this part as spoiler-free as possible.
Starting a new game begins the story...
Introduction of Color -Tale of Two Kings-
Long ago...the world was a place devoid of color. And so it remained until
the Spirit of Creation made four simple shapes using red, blue, green and
yellow. These shapes became...the Sun, Sea, Land and Wind. Afterwards...the
Spirit of Creation made two other shapes. The first was Mankind, possessed of a
free mind. The second...were Doodles, possessed of a free body. Humans were
able to create Doodles and Doodles made new colors. The world was filled with
color and the humans were happy. One day however...a king was born among the
humans. This king...in order to obtain more colors...enslaved the Doodles. But
in doing so...The human king deeply saddened the Doodle King. The Doodle King
pleaded with the Spirit of Creation. "Spirit...Please, do not let those whose
hearts are impure continue to create Doodles. If you grant this wish...I will
return to you both my body and all the colors under my control." The spirit
granted the wish...and from then on, only those who possessed a pure heart were
able to create Doodles. The Doodles were freed from their enslavement. But...
The cost was heavy. The Doodles lost their king and many of the world's colors
disappeared. Frustrated...The human king looked to control those humans still
able to create Doodles. In doing so...He turned one group of people against
another and brought misery upon the world.
"Wake Up!"
You look around and choose a name. Then, a Pengel flys down to you from a
tree. A mysterious voice (Narrator) tells you to draw a shape. This shape
guides you on your adventure, and will appear randomly throughout the game.
Enjoy the opening cut scence!
Zoe will give you your first tutorial on drawing Doodles.
Follow Zoe through the market. She will stop by Granny's and trade color
gems. Remember this, Granny is were you can trade your color gems for the
currency, gold color gems. Gold color gems can not be used to draw Doodles, but
can be used to purchase other people's Doodles, or buy paint brushes.
Now, follow Zoe to the Main Arena. You're about to get your first taste of
Doodle battles/duels. Once entering, Zoe allows you to use her Doodle, Quirp,
while she teaches you the basics of battling. Remember, Attack beats Block,
Block beats Magic, and Magic beats Attack. Think of Paper, Rock, and Scissors.
After the tutorial, its time for your Doodle to fight. Your opponent is
Pepe, and his Doodle, Dorag. This is a 1 vs. 1.
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Main Arena-Battle 1 |
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Dorag-HP 51 MP 16 Magic Type
-Magic Attacks: Charge Seal 1, Shrink 1, and Attack Main 2
Comments-Should you lose, you'll instantly be placed against Pepe again,
till he is defeated. Its a very easy battle, however.
Spoils-Part Palette Arms, which allow you to draw up to 6 arms on your
Doodles, allowing them to use punching abilities. Also, your Pengel
levels up, and can draw more things.
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End Battle 1 |
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You'll be challenged to another battle right after you exit the Main Arena.
However, its best to go Home, and make a second Doodle, and also, touch up
your current Doodle.
-The rest of this section is soon to come.
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Kaiba's Doodles |
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Soon to come.
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About the Author and the FAQ |
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Copyright 2004 Elizabeth J. Maloney
This FAQ is to be used for the sole purpose of helping gamers with the PS2 game
Magic Pengel: The Quest For Color. It may be used anywhere, but it may not be
changed at all, for any purpose. Should you use it, make sure credit is given
where credit is due. Thank you.
If you wish me to add something you found out, E-Mail me at
[email protected].
I will of course do my best to respond. I will also double check anything sent
to me, if I can, before it is added to this FaQ. And of course, all
information given to me that proves true shall be added and credited to the
one who provided the information. ^_^
