026. Tiamat [Dragon/Pixie] Everybody agrees on its strength, but few agree on its looks. 027. Dragon [Dragon/Dragon] Everybody knows this legendary monster. But few can raise it. 028. Corkasus [Dragon/Beaclon] It is difficult to find it since it hardly leaves its homeland. 029. Tecno Dragon [Dragon/Henger] They say it was made with all the ancient technologies. 030. Stone Dragon [Dragon/Golem] It is afraid its destructive power may affect others, and hides in a cave. 031. Armor Dragon [Dragon/Durahan] They say it was used by humans for the ancient battles. 032. Crab Dragon [Dragon/Arrow Head] It inhabits the lake and rules that lake. 033. Hound Dragon [Dragon/Tiger] It has a habit of hiding things like a dog. 034. Gariel [Dragon/Gali] Its head is like holography, for it has a kind of deity. 035. Oscerot [Dragon/Kato] This monster keeps a collection of oil pot in his house. 036. Dodongo [Dragon/Bajarl] This dragon can only be seen in the desert area. 037. Gidras [Dragon/Metalner] This dragon has the mysterious power of Metalner. 038. Death Dragon [Dragon/Joker] It is said that this dragon was resurrected by Joker's power. 039. Ragnaroks [Dragon/Monol] They say the ancient culture might have been destroyed by it. 040. Moo [Dragon/???] This dreadful looking dragon hardly appears even in legends.
Entry0: -all of the audio CDs had PMin=1 and PLBA=4350 while tecno had PMin=1, PSec=32 and PLBA=6750.
Entry1: -PMin were either 6, 9, 10, 11, or 12. -PLBA were either 26850, 40350, 44850, 49350, or 53850.
Entry2: -All Control=0x00 except for armordragon which equaled 0x04. -All PMin were 40, 42, 43, or 45. -Psec were 11, 14, 29, 31, 33, 34, 44, 47, or 50. -PLBA were 180742, 183635, 191425, 192191, 192422, 195702, 195880, 203400, or 204532.
Entry3: -PMin=0 for all -PSec=2 for all -PFrame and PLBA were identical for each (e.g. if PFrame was 37, PLBA was 37.) -PFrame=0, 32, 33, or 37. -PLBA=0, 32, 33, or 37.
Entry4: -PMin=0, 3, 4, 9, or 18. -PSec=0, 9, 22, 23, 24, 29, 34, 36, 47, or 57. -PFrame=5, 8, 20, 22, 30, 35, 47, 60, or 62. -PLBA=3397, 13372, 15095, 15210, 17630, 18587, 20060, 43097, or 83408.
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2nd last entries on each: -PMin=29, 30, 33, 34, or 35.
Last entries on each: -PMin=34, 36, 37, or 39.
Miscellaneous "Theories": -Rules of Entry0 and Entry3 applied to any audio recordings so they are ruled out as being a factor in monster selection. -Possibly Entry1, Entry2 and the last few entries affect the outcome, anything in between varied too much. -I believe that the PSec and PFrame attributes determine the stats since they are the ones that varied lots.
By WHT Junior on Wednesday, May 16, 2001 - 08:12 pm:
Well, I've modified PFrame on a CD, and no info changed at all.
By mepersoner on Thursday, May 17, 2001 - 04:07 pm:
dgcd-24634 Fearek said that was the barcode # of the Beck Mellow Gold CD that gives Moo.
I didn't know if this info was known yet.
By mepersoner on Thursday, May 17, 2001 - 04:23 pm:
Err... it's a # on the cd itself, not the UPC, my bad.
By Chaosphere on Thursday, May 17, 2001 - 05:10 pm:
UPC would help since we can see the number before buying it. I'm not going to though.
I may check the used CD locations near me, but I will check my CD to see if it is on there (even though mine is NOT the right one). The research we've done so far seems very sporadic.
I am personally beginning to hold suspect the claim that Beck's Mellow Gold CD produces Moo in MR2. Keep in mind that this is my own personal suspicion, but I have a copy of that disc (BMG edition, btw), number DGCD-24634 on the case, D102518 on the UPC and on the disc itself. Part of the cuss words in songs 3 and 11 on the back are replaced with _'s (I've seen other versions with the titles replaced by @#$%^ characters). My copy of the disc produces the Magnet rare in MR1, but a Mum Mew in MR2. And given my research fenagling with the subcode data, I have so far been unable to pull Moo off the disc. So unless Tecmo used two VERY different pressings of the same album for rares in MR1 and MR2, or if someone can produce a working copy, I am personally going to hold the claim of the origin of Moo in the US in serious doubt.
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