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==How to Recruit== | ==How to Recruit== | ||
Defeat 3 rounds of Janice's monsters on the S.S. Zelbess (Home World). | Defeat 3 rounds of Janice's monsters on the S.S. Zelbess (Home World). Get Sprigg or anyone else equiped with the [[Forget-Me-Not Pot]] accessory and allowing them to finish off various enemies on your journey and in the [[Bend of Time]] will add to your list of available monsters to fight Janice with and provide Sprigg with many new "Doppelganger" forms. | ||
The monsters used by Janice aren't too tough; Sprigg's Lagoonate is more of a match to her monsters. However, the fights with Janice require 3 entirely different monsters per battle, so no spamming Lagoonate for all three battles. Not only that, but the [[Forget-Me-Not Pot]] accessory appears much later in the game and also takes up a valuable accessory slot. Therefore, defeating powerful enemies with Sprigg early on would be helpful. | |||
By the time you first reach the S.S. Zelbess in the Home World, Sprigg should of attained many powerful forms, if you go out of your way a bit. Visiting Mt. Pyre is a good option, seeing as how the bull-like Taurminator resides there. The El Nido Triangle in the Home World also holds two strong denizens, the SchoolMates and Puffy. Finally, by going to the Isle of the Damned (which you should of done by now), Sprigg can absorb the forms of the Airframe and the once-in-a-gameplay enemy, the Wight Knight. Both are powerful, but the WK is an exception. It's probably the only non-boss enemy that can make mincemeat of your party if you're not careful. With careful preparation and a bit of dungeon crawling, aquiring Janice is no problem. | |||
==Strengths== | ==Strengths== | ||
