Job: Animal Trainer

Weapon: Whip.

Outfits: Vests.

Skills:

Discipline: Beat a Monster with your whip when it is attacking your friend "Bad Monster!"

Lasso: Grab a Monster with your whip to strangle them to the end.

Training Time: Distract a Monster from it's attacks by pulling it over for some training.

Treats: Give a Monster an HP Bannana so it may leave in peace. "Good Monster!"

Proudest Protector: Have everyone in the Party get in a single file line behind you to protect from attacks that hit all party members. auto

Imp call: Call a Faceless Imp and use your divine powers to give it a face so it may aid you in battle (lasts for one battle)

Photosynthesize: When times are desperate, photosynthesize as last resort (recovers HP and MP)

Someone actually made an edit of one of my drawings!

So anyone who has run through the Sky Scraper before will probably know that the bosses there are way too easy for the level you’re fighting them at (with the slight exception of the Red Frog). The Traveler’s Hub bosses and even the Dragon in Karkaton have higher stats than they do and are therefore much more challenging! Yes, you could argue that they have low stats so you can see how strong you’ve gotten since you last fought them, but if that’s the case, then what about the Phantom of Evil having 2200 HP and pretty high stats for the level it’s fought at? But rather than nerfing him, I’d prefer a proper challenge. So here’s how I would buff the other Sky Scraper bosses:

Strong “King” Golem

Current stats - 580 HP, 82 ATK, 52 DFS, 0 MGC, 18 SPD

Fixed stats - 1200 HP, 125 ATK, 110 DFS, 0 MGC, 18 SPD

Gold General “Princess”

Current stats - 620 HP, 102 ATK, 50 DFS, 27 MGC, 26 SPD

Fixed stats - 1500 HP, 115 ATK, 50 DFS, 35 MGC, 20 SPD

Pharaoh “Genie” II

Current stats - 900 HP, 102 ATK, 45 DFS, 0 MGC, 26 SPD

Fixed stats - 1800 HP, 110 ATK, 55 DFS, 0 MGC, 26 SPD

Red “Youngest Fab Fairy” Frog

Current stats - 1000 HP, 120 ATK, 50 DFS, 52 MGC, 23 SPD

Fixed stats - 2000 HP, 120 ATK, 50 DFS, 52 MGC, 23 SPD

“Fab Fairy”pole

Current stats - 800 HP, 115 ATK, 26 DFS, 0 MGC, 28 SPD

That’s actually pretty decent stats for a supporting enemy, and IMO doesn’t need to be fixed.

I would also give all of them (apart from the poles) 3 turns each to up the difficulty a bit more. So that’s how I would fix the Sky Scraper bosses!

Job: Business person

Weapon: Wad of cash.

Skills: Money Spray; Distract enemies with the gold on the floor

Entice; Convince an enemy to generously give gold to you (Amount of gold increases by Business person's level).

Business Blabber; Discuss Business with enemies eventually boring them to death with a random chance (kills all enemies) (Doesn't work on bosses though)

Economic Excitement; Place Gold on an enemy to excite the party.

Hot Penny; Spark a coin on the ground and throw it at an enemy for High damage.

Preffered Clothing: Tuxedos

The enemies found in the 1st 3 stages all have Hallucinatia variants, and revisiting these stages after the "Coming to our Senses" cutscene will result in the Whispering Woods variants being used instead:

• Glowing Snurp/Fever Snurp

• Illumushroom/Tripshroom

• Sunflower/Delirimum

• Slimelight/Poisonslorm

• Flicker/Hallucilight

• "What is THAT thing?!" (boss)

Note that these enemies can still be found in later stages, meaning that you don't have to backtrack to complete the Wild Witch Expansion Pack journal.

The following enemies are not encountered until at least the 4th stage and therefore do not have Hallucinatia variants:

• Rainbow Butterfly

• Glow Goblin

• Lightning Bug

• Will-o'-the-Wisp

• Bio-luminescent Moss Rock (from an idea by @GaganTopia)

• Woodland Spirit (replayable miniboss)

• Corrupt Fairy

• Cursed Lamp

• Whispering Wind

• "Mysterious Bard"-o'-the-Wisp (boss)

If you have any other enemy ideas, please let me know!

Fun fact: All the Whispering Woods (not Hallucinatia) enemies give off light.

Give me your design ideas for the Mysterious Bard, who will be named...

Lyra!

Would it be cool if we could combine jobs? Like you can pick two jobs, and learn half the magic skills from one job and half from the other.

One example could be a mage and a cleric, and since mages learn the same skills, (fire, lightning, explosion) the more powerful versions could replace the weaker versions. you could also pick which skills you’d want to learn from each job and have it in your magic section of battle.

Here are some of my combinations that could work together;

Thief and vampire

Mage and cleric

Elf and cat

Princess and pop star

I was also thinking that your gear and weapon could be either if the jobs, so a mii could want a mage robe and a cleric staff.

What do you think of this concept?

As you may know. Uncharted Galados has gained a lot of infamy through out the Miitopia Fandom for it's sudden Spike in difficulty to the game. For me, it wouldn't be as big of a deal if it wasn't for 1, the Difficulty spike feels way too out of nowhere, and 2, most of the monsters don't even fit for Galados. Do you really think Giant Noses, Sandwiches, and a Red Fire Breathing Dragon is what comes to mind when you think of a Beach area? Or let alone a Forest section of a Beach? With that in mind, I will show off what I think would be a great way to improve on Uncharted Galados.

First off a changed the Map Design a bit.

I made the Level layout more unique rather than having them in a single line.

For the Area's Backgrounds, I'd keep the Realm of the Fey Forest Design to match with getting the Elf Job BUT change its color a bit and replace the big Tomatos with big Coconuts to make it more interesting. There will also be an arrival clip to the area since for some reason Uncharted Galados doesn't have one.

The First Level will Split into two paths with the Left Path labeled "Easy" and will lead to Level 2 which has weaker enemies, while the Right Path will be labeled as "Hard" and will lead to Level 3 which has much stronger Monsters.

I got this Idea from the way one of the Quests works and I thought it would work in Uncharted Galados as well because you'll get an actual choice on if you want to fight fair leveled enemies, or if you enjoy intense challenges.

Now I'll show what monsters I think should appear here:

When Going on the Easy path you'll encounter the following:

Cuckoonut. A Monster I came up with. Its stats will be similar to Twergull but with 400 HP. It drops "Coconut Juice" upon defeat.

Baby Dragon. I think it fits with Galados much better than Red Dragon.

Harpy

Ammonite Fossil. Ammonites live in the sea, and so I don't see it too far from logic for it to show up in Uncharted Galados, which is close to a beach.

And Licorice Jelly

As for going on the Hard Path, you'll see these:

Cuckoonut again. Because I don't see why not.

Twerpea. Did you really expect going on the "Hard" path to be an "Easy" choice to make? BTW, I thought this enemy would fit for the Realm of the Fey like environment.

Purple Woof-o'-the-Wisp

Black Harpy

And Ancient Robot. This works well for giving the feeling that Uncharted Galados is some area that is very old, long abandoned, and well, "UNCHARTED".

I also think this works great for the fact that Nimbus has Aging robots, and then the 2 Islands aside of Miitopia are New Lumos and Galados which have opposite types of robots. New Lumos having Brand New Robots and Galados having Ancient Robots.

And I think the Boss for the Final Level should still be Replica Dark Lord, with the only changes being that it can't be ONE HIT KO'd or Spared or Distracted, and it can be refought endlessly. Though I think a boss with a full Mii face would be a more fun idea.

Last of all, while I think the Elf Job is nice, I think it's a bit on the OP side, so one thing I thought about doing to Nerf it is to Lower the chance of the Move "Dancing Arrow" to make enemies dance. Instead, "Dancing Arrow" will only have a 50% chance of making a Monster dance to avoid the Player being able to cheese through the game as easily.

That is all I have to say. Please let me know in the comments what you think about my idea on changing Uncharted Galados, and if there's any way to improve on what I came up with.