when I first reached the final boss, I couldn't believe how long it took me to beat it even with all four characters at the maximum level. but I was relieved when I finally finished the game.
I always wondered what's the normal level to beat the game in... I got bored towards the end of the game and just wanted to beat it, and got to the end with my hero at lvl 38. Took a while, but I kicked some serious, sinstral ass 😅
@@rodrigo528 Correcto, ademas te da tiempo para que te hagas fuerte y eso lo hace dificil emocionante contra los jefes finales sin que te den EXP y oro, me parecia algo inlogico que te dieran EXP y oro ya en la batalla final.
I never understood what Melancholy does for Amon. Also, I never really cared as a child, but now, I'm scratching my head why the Sinistrals never fought together. Maybe for memory limitations because of their big size?
It's explained in Lufia 2 that the overgod Arek the Absolute forbids them from fighting together as one, as humanity gaining the power to wield the dual blade was a sort of "Judgement Day" for them. If humans could defeat even one of the gods 4-to-1, The Sinistrals lost every right to rule. The breaking of the dual blade and merging as one entity was a major violation of this rule, which is likely why the dual blade acted towards Erim/Lufia the way it did.
Except for Gades, who has no magic. Amon and Daos are even dumber, since he has a defense down spell that targets all allies, so with three Mirrors, Amon and Daos basically loses defense points three times in a row. Thankfully, they are immune to Confuse and in Daos' case paralyze and Amon's case, Instant Death (I don't know why Guard Daos's confuse move is called Figural, since it's the same move as Chaos). Daos also uses Vulcan a lot, but at least he's resistant to Fire.
If there's one thing that could have saved this game after Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals was released, it would have been re-releasing it updated with Lufia II's graphics & soundtrack(especially dat addictive Sinistral Boss Battle music~).
Definitely and had that succeed Lufia 3 could’ve definitely been remade with the similar graphic updates. I liked that this was a trilogy than be continuous anthology series like Final Fantasy.
@@megabolt5898 The Legend returns is considered 3 cause it finishes the Erim trilogy poorly though. Cause Lufia 4 is a new story within the world of Lufia but ignores the Sinistertrals
@icaliver4284 Okay stop. I admit I was being sarcastic since, I know there's a 3 on the GameBoy Color but, that's only because of how looked over it is and, i KNOW there is no 4th after that one, just that Square-Enix remake that ended up being the cliché "not the remake/remodel/remaster fans wanted"...
@@megabolt5898 oh my bad, internet sarcasm is hard to read at time lol. anyways 4 is Ruins of Lore with Lufia on the tilted slapped on to it. It was meh at best.
@trixen Hell I've only played through this game twice and I can't remember a single thing but then again that was like 10 years ago and probably another 10 years before that for the first time. I still never got around to completing Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals on top of it, get about 20 hours in and just never get back to it.
@@rodrigo528 If I recall, it relates to the Dragon eggs you come across while playing. There's a shrine where, if you bring a set of 7, you can choose from stuff like boosting level by around 10 or some stat boosting consumables. Some of the options were the Might gear, weapons and armor far superior to any you may come across normally. There were shields, the Might Bow which is far stronger than Artea's Bow, and I think the Might Sword and/or Axe
And to answer OP's question, I THINK I either got one piece, or wasted it on an XP boost when I first played as a kid. Later down, when I beat it on an emulator, I got the bow
when I first reached the final boss, I couldn't believe how long it took me to beat it even with all four characters at the maximum level. but I was relieved when I finally finished the game.
Keep in mind that boss had to be nerfed.
The play testers couldn't even beat it at first.
I always wondered what's the normal level to beat the game in...
I got bored towards the end of the game and just wanted to beat it, and got to the end with my hero at lvl 38. Took a while, but I kicked some serious, sinstral ass 😅
@@sbeveloaf1120where are you getting that information?
@StewNWT Made that comment a long time ago.
Just heard that statement from my dad who played it as a kid.
Can we all just appreciate how self-aware the fact that defeated an end-game boss nets you Zero Gold and EXP?
Pero no servirá de nada que te de EXP por que no lo podrás jugar de nuevo
@@rodrigo528 Correcto, ademas te da tiempo para que te hagas fuerte y eso lo hace dificil emocionante contra los jefes finales sin que te den EXP y oro, me parecia algo inlogico que te dieran EXP y oro ya en la batalla final.
@@magnumblack2002 jejeje, los Siniestros no dan dinero, son pobres
@@rodrigo528 personalmente aforo el aura que tienen los siniestros, las futuras entregas no se las dan
I love aguro mechanics; hit like a truck in every turn
when i was little i thought the broken dual blade was a icecream man passed out.
😅
I never understood what Melancholy does for Amon.
Also, I never really cared as a child, but now, I'm scratching my head why the Sinistrals never fought together. Maybe for memory limitations because of their big size?
They fight together when they merge/Evil is Dumb
@@maxcardun > Evil is Dumb
Seem pretty intelligent, and forward-thinking, to me...
It's explained in Lufia 2 that the overgod Arek the Absolute forbids them from fighting together as one, as humanity gaining the power to wield the dual blade was a sort of "Judgement Day" for them. If humans could defeat even one of the gods 4-to-1, The Sinistrals lost every right to rule. The breaking of the dual blade and merging as one entity was a major violation of this rule, which is likely why the dual blade acted towards Erim/Lufia the way it did.
You forgot to equip the thunder ring on Lufia.
I love aguros’s mechanics; just hit like a truck in every turn
Spam mirror and everything is easy I guess.
Except for Gades, who has no magic. Amon and Daos are even dumber, since he has a defense down spell that targets all allies, so with three Mirrors, Amon and Daos basically loses defense points three times in a row. Thankfully, they are immune to Confuse and in Daos' case paralyze and Amon's case, Instant Death (I don't know why Guard Daos's confuse move is called Figural, since it's the same move as Chaos). Daos also uses Vulcan a lot, but at least he's resistant to Fire.
Is this on Try Again mode?
If there's one thing that could have saved this game after Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals was released, it would have been re-releasing it updated with Lufia II's graphics & soundtrack(especially dat addictive Sinistral Boss Battle music~).
Definitely and had that succeed Lufia 3 could’ve definitely been remade with the similar graphic updates. I liked that this was a trilogy than be continuous anthology series like Final Fantasy.
@@icaliver ........ 3?????? 🤨
@@megabolt5898 The Legend returns is considered 3 cause it finishes the Erim trilogy poorly though. Cause Lufia 4 is a new story within the world of Lufia but ignores the Sinistertrals
@icaliver4284 Okay stop. I admit I was being sarcastic since, I know there's a 3 on the GameBoy Color but, that's only because of how looked over it is and, i KNOW there is no 4th after that one, just that Square-Enix remake that ended up being the cliché "not the remake/remodel/remaster fans wanted"...
@@megabolt5898 oh my bad, internet sarcasm is hard to read at time lol. anyways 4 is Ruins of Lore with Lufia on the tilted slapped on to it. It was meh at best.
Thus time I will finish what I started 99 years ago...😎
What happened to the girl sinistral
have you never played this game? lol kinda hard to tell you without spoiling it.
Jayden Davies the girl sinistral is lufia she lost her memories in the battle against maxim 100 years ago
@trixen Hell I've only played through this game twice and I can't remember a single thing but then again that was like 10 years ago and probably another 10 years before that for the first time.
I still never got around to completing Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals on top of it, get about 20 hours in and just never get back to it.
@@Kumar_695 99
@@AnriDarkmoor Lufia 2 is friggin amazing tho. if ya have the time you should try to finish is :D
Did anyone actually have the patience to collect all the pieces of •MIGHT• gear ??
Que es eso?
@@rodrigo528 If I recall, it relates to the Dragon eggs you come across while playing. There's a shrine where, if you bring a set of 7, you can choose from stuff like boosting level by around 10 or some stat boosting consumables.
Some of the options were the Might gear, weapons and armor far superior to any you may come across normally. There were shields, the Might Bow which is far stronger than Artea's Bow, and I think the Might Sword and/or Axe
And to answer OP's question, I THINK I either got one piece, or wasted it on an XP boost when I first played as a kid. Later down, when I beat it on an emulator, I got the bow
so main character of the series is Erim(Lufia) since the title of the game series if Lufia...hmm
Well... technically no, since what happens with Lufia is the same as with The Legend Of Zelda, they have the name of a deuteragonist character
Ehh no, the japanese name is Estpolis, Lufia was only this girl, being the encarnation of Erim
nobody rescue her
Te tiran figual : 😭😭
Pero jerin golpea a todos y gracias a eso se quita el figual 😎
Que fastidio la confusión
lufia is death , nobody cares about her T_T
It was a Risky Strategy#
Why didn't fight together against our heroes, they'd have a much better chance
What a disappointing twist. They fuse to become an ugly daos.
Why 2MBoy. Ruined it for me and quit watching after 15 seconds
That's my alias. :[
@@2MBoy Oh sorry I didn't realise. Ignore my comment then! I will restart watching =) !!!!!!!!!
I used strategy that involved turning three of those characters to🪨Stone#