This is an interesting code, although somewhat disappointing. It
only affects the enemy in the first position. Both the enemy's
sprite & name on the list will change to whatever sprite/name is assigned to
the chosen value. You can see this in the 'Monsters' option in the menu. When
each character's turn comes up, you can
check for yourself. (I don't know if this affects the EXP gained.)
Unfortunately, I found out later that the code only changes the
sprite graphic, not the actual enemy. If you have the code active,
& you go to another city where the enemies are stronger, your party WILL be
massacred if they're not strong enough. Want to see what Sheltem looks like at
the beginning of the game? Use this code in
the first arena. For novelty purposes only, if you want to see them all ahead
of time. Use at your own risk.
Also, some enemies may appear to be duplicated, but that's not the
case. They're simply stronger versions of certain enemies you met
earlier. The programmers just used certain sprites more than once.
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