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The game plays very similar to Pokemon games where the player must collect dinosaurs by excavating and then cleaning fossils. Battles, in this game, take place as random encounters on the overworld map. The game features a total of 72 dinosaurs available not including secret dinosaur characters that can only be obtained by entering a special code.
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This is a list of all DS Game Battles. It is divided by continent sub-area (both different maps and smaller, usually blocked-off regions of the same map are noted), listing the available random encounters followed by static Alpha Droids and Alpha Gang bosses in order of encounter (refer to the Walkthrough for more details) and describing special cases and postgame content as appropriate. Static Droids are noted as being placed to either be required or skippable; all bosses are required.
Listed for each opponent is their Experience (10x level if random encounter) and chell (money) payout, any possible item drops static encounters may give {random encounter drops by area will be added after enough data is gathered}, each of their dinosaurs (with Critical Move, Battle Type whether one or multiple varieties exist, level, and Moves), and commenting on their usual strategies (which may vary both during and between battles, especially among static encounters). Any turn an Alpha Droid fails to give a hint, it may be breaking its pattern to use a random move, or may still be following its pattern, only silently. While Supply Droids do give dialogue, this is in response to the previous turn (debut/win/lose/tie) and does not consistently hint at their next move. Static and random Alpha Droid strategies become increasingly varied with fewer hints and more random pattern breaks as the game progresses, so this is not a strict or comprehensive list of rules; regardless of area or static/random, Alpha Droids will usually repeat any winning sign, though they will react to ties differently by area or individual. All static and Supply Droids have every Dinosaur listed in each encounter, while non-Supply random Droids have only one; random Droids with each available option within a given area are assumed to have equal rates of encounter, with Supply Droids likely being less common (though anecdotal experience suggests certain encounters are more likely in certain regions of a map, most notably North Euro Plain).
Boss (tutorial) Dr. Z (1) [30 Exp, 30 chell; very rare Workbook, very rare Small Dino Drink] [scripted win, you will never be attacked]
•Tyrannosaurus P (? Type) LV1 (Tail, Ram, Throw)
North Euro Plain
This static battle is set before random encounters are possible. Reese gives hints in this battle. Static (required) Purple Alpha Droid [10 Exp, 30 chell] •Irritator R (Defense) LV1 (Tail, Ram, Throw) •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move. Before the bridge, Reese gives hints on all turns. In early areas, all random Alpha Droids of a given area share the same strategy. Random Purple Alpha Droids (Tail, Ram, Throw) [10 chell] •Gorgosaurus P (Tie) LV1; Irritator R (Defense) LV2; Einiosaurus S (Attack) LV1; Wuerhosaurus P (Defense) LV2; Ouranosaurus R (Attack) LV1; Dilophosaurus S (Defense) LV2 •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move. The North Mine must be cleared before progressing. After the bridge, different-leveled encounters have hints given by either Reese (nearly all turns) or the Alpha Droid itself (most turns); Droids giving their own hints may rarely break their pattern starting in this area. Reese gives hints in most battles in the northern reaches of the map, transitioning to Alpha Droids farther south; oddly, Reese's Ouranosaurus and Dilophosaurus appear to be exclusive to the northwestern Euro Town Memorial Tree area. The Alpha Droids' differing levels per Dinosaur may either be by uneven chance (the only area to do so if the case) or by non-obvious area divisions, each level in one region. Random Purple Alpha Droids (Tail, Ram, Throw) [30 chell] •Reese's hints: Gorgosaurus P (Tie) LV3; Irritator R (Defense) LV4; Einiosaurus S (Attack) LV5; Wuerhosaurus P (Defense) LV3; Ouranosaurus R (Attack) LV4; Dilophosaurus S (Defense) LV5 •Droid's hints: Gorgosaurus P (Tie) LV4, LV5; Irritator R (Defense) LV3, LV4, LV5; Einiosaurus S (Attack) LV3, LV5; Wuerhosaurus P (Defense) LV3, LV4, LV5; Ouranosaurus R (Attack) LV3, LV4, LV5; Dilophosaurus S (Defense) LV3, LV5 •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move. Static (optional) Purple spike-eared Alpha Droid [200 Exp, 100 chell] •Iguanodon S (Attack) LV5 (Tail, Ram, Throw) •Einiosaurus S (Attack) LV6 (Tail, Ram, Throw) •Starts by blocking player's Critical Move; uses different move after being hit by a non-Critical and beats player's winning Critical Move. Beats the previous tying move.
North Mine
This location is within North Euro Plain before the bridge. Reese gives all hints in battle here. Random Purple Alpha Droids (Tail, Ram, Throw) [20 chell] •Gorgosaurus P (Tie) LV1; Irritator R (Defense) LV2; Einiosaurus S (Attack) LV1; Wuerhosaurus P (Defense) LV2; Ouranosaurus R (Attack) LV1; Dilophosaurus S (Defense) LV2 •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move. Static (optional) Purple Alpha Droid [60 Exp, 50 chell; rare Small Dino Drink] •Dacentrurus P (Blitz) LV3 (Tail, Ram, Throw) •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move. Static (required) Purple Alpha Droid [50 Exp, 30 chell; very rare Small Dino Drink] •Iguanodon S (Attack) LV3 (Tail, Ram, Throw) •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move.
North Dig Site
This location is within North Euro Plain after the bridge. All Alpha Droids give their own hints from here on. Random Green Alpha Droids (Tail, Ram, Throw) [20 chell] •Gorgosaurus P (Tie) LV4; Irritator R (Defense) LV4; Einiosaurus S (Attack) LV5; Wuerhosaurus P (Defense) LV5; Ouranosaurus R (Attack) LV6; Dilophosaurus S (Defense) LV6 •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move. Static (required) Green spike-eared Alpha Droid [240 Exp, 100 chell; very rare Alpha Stop Drop, rare Small Dino Drink] •Allosaurus S (Tie) LV6 (Tail Attack, Tackle, Swing) •Dacentrurus P (Blitz) LV7 (Tail Attack, Tackle, Swing) •Starts by blocking player's Critical Move; uses different move if hit by a non-Critical and beats player's last winning Critical Move. Beats the previous tying move. •"Heh heh heh… How do you like this?!"—if 2 options for you, beats stronger one Static (optional) Green spike-eared Alpha Droid [300 Exp, 100 chell] •Dacentrurus P (Blitz) LV8 (Tail Attack, Tackle, Swing) •Allosaurus S (Tie) LV9 (Tail Attack, Tackle, Swing) •Starts by losing to player's Critical Move; copies player's last winning move and uses a non-Critical Move after losing to the player’s Critical. Uses a different move after ties. •"You're pretty good… So you can read my moves, eh?!"—copies player's last move. Used by various static Droids. Boss Laura (1) [1000 Exp, 200 chell; rare Small Dino Drink] •Ceratosaurus R (Tie) LV10 (Boomerang Tail, Kamikaze Tackle, Life Drain) •Alpha Dilophosaurus S (Counterstrike) LV11 (Spiked Tail Smash, All-Out Slash, Hack and Slash) •"I'll show ya what a girl can do!"—uses her Critical Move. •"Critical Moves are a no-no!"—blocks player's Critical Move, often used first. •"Ummm… Critical Moves are scary…"—uses player's Critical Move. •"I can tell exactly what you're thinking!"—beats player's last winning or tying move. •"I'm gonna take you out with a different move next!" •"Ahhh… Maybe I won't do a Critical Move this time…" This battle is only available upon returning for the first round of postgame rematches. Previous hints are also used, but not repeated here. Boss Laura (3) [5580 Exp, 250 chell] •Alpha Dilophosaurus S (Counterstrike) LV62 (Super Cyclone, Wind Tackle, Tie Wind; Wind Tail (R)) •Baryonyx P (Defense) LV64 (Water Sword, Freeze Sphere, Aqua Vortex; 8MP Water R) •Super Alpha Allosaurus S (Counterstrike) LV65 (8MP Wind R, Cyclone, Mayfly; Confusion Machine P) •If no hint, she is likely beating the player's last move. •"What should I do…?"—if only 2 options, uses weaker/stronger one (?).
South Gobi Plain
Random Purple frill-head Alpha Droids (Tail Attack, Tackle, Swing) [50 chell] •Tarbosaurus S (Defense) LV13; Camarasaurus P (Tie) LV14; Eucentrosaurus R (Defense) LV15; Sauropelta S (Tie) LV13; Tsintaosaurus P (Defense) LV14; Monolophosaurus R (Defense) LV15 •Starts by blocking player's Critical Move; copies player's last winning move, and may use their Critical Move on any turn. Loses to the previous tying move. •Whether each Dinosaur will use a different move after being hit by a Critical Move varies by Dinosaur and area of the map (NW corner, SW corner, and the full central and eastern stretch at least appear to be the three divisions). Tarbosaurus, Eucentrosaurus, and Tsintaosaurus seemingly will in the west and won't in the east; Camarasaurus, Sauropelta, and Monolophosaurus seemingly won't anywhere. •"This ought to do the trick!"—a common Alpha Droid phrase for many areas from here on indicating a Critical Move. •"Hmm… What a conundrum."—a common Alpha Droid phrase for many areas from here on; if 2 options for you, ties your stronger one. Static (optional) Purple frill-head Alpha Droid [600 Exp, 200 chell; rare Medium Dino Drink] •Iguanodon S (Blitz) LV15 (Boomerang Tail, Revenge Horn, Pursuit) •Saltasaurus R (Attack) LV15 (Ambush, Critical Block, Dino Swing) •Starts by losing to their own Critical Move; uses a non-Critical move if hit by a player’s non-Critical and beats the player's winning Critical Move. May on any turn repeat their last move {?}, use any move tied for highest MP remaining, or use their Critical Move. Loses to the previous tying move. •"I should play it safe here."—if 2 options, uses stronger one. •"Hmm, what a conundrum."—if 2 options for you, ties your stronger one. •"Uh-oh. I won't take any chances here."—if 2 options for both it and you, uses its stronger one. Static (optional before Rod, required before Zander) Purple frill-head Alpha Droid [640 Exp, 200 chell] •Tsintaosaurus P (Defense) LV16 (Attack Surge, Serial Slash, Attack Boost) •Shunosaurus R (Counterstrike) LV16 (Tie Blow, Heavy Kamikaze Tackle, Move Super Block) •Starts by using the player's Critical Move; uses a non-Critical move if hit by a player’s non-Critical and beats the player's winning Critical Move. May on any turn beat player’s move with the most MP remaining or use their Critical Move. Beats the previous tying move. Silent very often. •"I should play it safe here."—if 2 options, uses stronger one. •"Hmm, what a conundrum."—if 2 options for you, ties your stronger one.
Darkwood Forest
This location is within South Gobi Plain. Random Green frill-head Alpha Droids (Tail Attack, Tackle, Swing) [50 chell] •Tarbosaurus S (Defense) LV15; Camarasaurus P (Tie) LV14; Eucentrosaurus R (Defense) LV13; Sauropelta S (Tie) LV15; Tsintaosaurus P (Defense) LV14; Monolophosaurus R (Defense) LV13 •Starts by blocking player's Critical Move; copies player's last winning move. May on any turn use their Critical Move. Loses to the previous tying move. •Only Tarbosaurus, Eucentrosaurus, and Tsintaosaurus will use a different move after being hit by a Critical Move. •"Ngh… What a conundrum…"—if 2 options for you, ties your stronger one. Static (required) Purple (out of battle)/Green (in battle) frill-head Alpha Droid [720 Exp, 200 chell; uncommon Medium Dino Drink] •Dilophosaurus S (Defense) LV18 (Last-Ditch Strike, Attack Burst, Revenge Frill) •Wuerhosaurus P (Defense) LV19 (Rejuvenation, Heavy Kamikaze Tackle, Move Super Block) •Starts by losing to their own Critical Move; uses a non-Critical move if hit by a player’s non-Critical and beats the player's winning Critical Move. May on any turn use their Critical Move or use any move tied for the most MP remaining. Loses to the previous tying move. •"Ngh… What a conundrum…"—if 2 options for you, ties your stronger one. •"Ngh… Now what…?"—if 2 options, uses stronger one. Boss Rod (1) [3600 Exp, 250 chell; very rare Medium Dino Drink] •Chasmosaurus P (Attack) LV22 (Tail Smash, Even Terms, Thunder Swing) •Torosaurus R (Attack) LV22 (Thunder Tail, Thunder Tackle, Dino Swing) •Alpha Einiosaurus S (Crisis) LV24 (Paralysis Machine, Thunder Tackle, Dino Swing) •"I'm gonna play it safe for now. I won't let you have it your way!"—uses player's Critical Move. Often his first move. •"Wh-What…?! I see what's coming! Take this!"—block player's Critical Move. •"I'm just getting started! I see what's coming! Take this!"—beats his last move. •"I'll show you a major move!"—uses his Critical Move. •"What?! You saw that coming?! I'll stop that tying move!" •"Hmmm… I'd better not use any moves with low MP…" •"What?! Better expect a different move this time!" •"Um… Time to make it or break it!"—if 2 options for you, he beats your stronger one. The player must leave then return to Darkwood Forest to encounter this battle. Static (required) Red frill-head Alpha Droid [800 Exp, 80 chell; rare Medium Dino Drink] •Tsintaosaurus P (Defense) LV20 (Tail Smash, Green Tackle, Dino Swing) •Shunosaurus R (Counterstrike) LV21 (Tail Smash, Blue Tackle, Dino Swing) •Starts by losing to the player's Critical Move; copies the player’s last winning move but uses a non-Critical move if hit by the player’s Critical, and may on any turn use their Critical Move. Uses a different move after tying. •"What?! Are you able to read my moves?"—copies the player's last non-Critical move. This battle is only available upon returning for the first round of postgame rematches. Previous hints are also used, but not repeated here. Boss Rod (3) [5580 Exp, 250 chell; common Workbook] •Alpha Einiosaurus S (Crisis) LV62 (Thunder Tail, Electric Charge, Thunder Swing; Full Charge (P)) •Saichania P (Tie) LV54 (Electric Spines, Grand Defense, Earthquake; Outbreak (R)) •Super Alpha Chasmosaurus P (Blitz) LV59 (Lightning Strike, Road to Victory, Buzzing Spear; Maximum Voltage (R)) •new hints unclear •"It's do or die!"—(?)
East Gobi Plain
Random Purple frill-head Alpha Droids (Tail Attack, Tackle, Swing) [170 chell] •Siamotyrannus R (Crisis) LV17; Patagosaurus R (Blitz) LV18; Monoclonius P (Counterstrike) LV19; Dacentrurus P (Blitz) LV20; Tsintaosaurus P (Defense) LV21; Eustreptospondylus S (Crisis) LV17 •Starts by blocking player's Critical Move; copies player's last winning move. May on any turn use their Critical Move. Only Siamotyrannus, Monoclonius, and Tsintaosaurus use a different move after being hit by a Critical Move. Loses to the previous tying move. •"Hmm… What a conundrum."—if 2 options for you, ties your stronger one (though not always inclined to use this dialogue). Green Supply Alpha Droids [1020 Exp, 170 chell] •Fukuiraptor P (Blitz) LV18 (Tail Attack, Tackle, Swing) •Random every turn; will likely flee following first win after first turn. Static (required) Green frill-head Alpha Droid [720 Exp, 200 chell; rare Medium Dino Drink] •Monolophosaurus R (Defense) LV18 (Wind Tail, Kamikaze Tackle, Dino Swing) •Iguanodon S (Blitz) LV18 (Green Tail, Kamikaze Tackle, Dino Swing) •Starts by losing to the player's Critical Move; copies the player’s last winning move but uses a non-Critical move if hit by the player’s Critical. May on any turn use their Critical Move. Uses a different move after tying. •"What?! Are you able to read my moves?"—copies the player's last move. •Doesn’t say "Long live the Alpha Gang" when defeated. Static (optional) Green (out of battle)/Purple (in battle) frill-head Alpha Droid [800 Exp, 200 chell; rare Medium Dino Drink] •Monolophosaurus R (Defense) LV20 (Double Deal, Late Bloomer, Attack Boost) •Iguanodon S (Blitz) LV21 (Ambush, Defense Surge, Wild Dino Swing) •Starts by losing to the player's Critical Move; copies the player's winning Critical Move and uses a non-Critical move if hit by a player’s non-Critical. May on any turn make some comment on MP. Loses to the last tying move.
West Dust Hills
Random Purple Super Alpha Droids (Tail Smash, Kamikaze Tackle, Dino Swing) [180 chell] •Acrocanthosaurus P (Defense) LV25; Saltasaurus R (Attack) LV26; Centrosaurus R (Blitz) LV27 •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move. •Ankylosaurus P (Attack) LV25; Maiasaura R (Tie) LV26; Allosaurus S (Blitz) LV27 •Starts by blocking player's Critical Move; copies player's last winning move. Lose to the previous tying move. •Any may on any turn use their Critical Move. None use a different move after being hit by a Critical Move. •"I should play it safe here."—if 2 options, uses stronger one. •"Ah ha ha! It is no time to be timid!"—if 2 options for player, beats their stronger one. Static (optional) Purple Super Alpha Droid [1120 Exp, 250 chell; uncommon Large Dino Drink] •Stegosaurus R (Attack) LV28 (Skydive, Boomerang Horn, Upper Hand; Blaster Rock (R)) •Ankylosaurus P (Attack) LV30 (Life Sap, Late Bloomer, Revenge Frill; Revenge Stone (S)) •Starts by losing to their Critical Move; copies player's last winning move, and beats a player's winning Critical Move. At least Stegosaurus loses to the previous tying move. •"Now is the time to go all out!"—if 2 options, uses weaker one. In the northern reaches of West Dust Hills past the entrance to Lake Rabbe, random Droids use different strategies for their Dinosaurs. Random Purple Super Alpha Droids (Tail Smash, Kamikaze Tackle, Dino Swing) [180 chell] •Acrocanthosaurus P (Defense) LV25; Saltasaurus R (Attack) LV26; Centrosaurus R (Blitz) LV27; Ankylosaurus P (Attack) LV25; Maiasaura R (Tie) LV26; Allosaurus S (Blitz) LV27 •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move, and uses a different move after being hit by a Critical Move. May on any turn use their Critical Move. Beats the previous tying move.
Alpha Gang Depot
This location is within West Dust Hills. Random Purple Super Alpha Droids (Tail Smash, Kamikaze Tackle, Dino Swing; repeated Critical) [190 chell] •Acrocanthosaurus P (Defense) LV25 (Dino Swing (P)); Centrosaurus R (Blitz) LV26 (2MP R); Maiasaura R (Tie) LV27 (Tail Smash (R)) •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move. •Saltasaurus R (Attack) LV25 (Tail Smash (R)); Ankylosaurus P (Attack) LV26 (Dino Swing (P)); Allosaurus S (Blitz) LV27 (Kamikaze Tackle (S)) •Starts by blocking player's Critical Move; copies player's last winning move. Loses to the previous tying move. •Any may on any turn use their Critical Move. Only Centrosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Maiasaura, and Allosaurus use a different move after being hit by a Critical Move. Static (required) Purple Super Alpha Droid [1280 Exp, 250 chell; uncommon Large Dino Drink] •Ankylosaurus P (Attack) LV32 (Final Fury, Cornered Courage, Frantic Force; Earthquake (P)) •Einiosaurus S (Attack) LV33 (Defense Boost, Defense Surge, Defense Burst; Lightning Strike (R)) •Starts with Critical Move; copies player's last winning move and beats player's winning Critical Move. May on any turn use their Critical Move or use any move tied for highest MP remaining. Beats the previous tying move. •"Now is the time to go all out!"—if 2 options, uses weaker one. •It doesn't say "Long live the Alpha Gang!" after its defeat. Static (optional) Purple (out of battle)/Red (in battle) Super Alpha Droid [1280 Exp, 250 chell] •Nodosaurus S (Crisis) LV32 (Piercing Blow, Revenge Horn, Upper Hand; Mole Attack (S)) •Monoclonius P (Counterstrike) LV31 (Last-Ditch Strike, Serial Slash, Sacrifice Strike; ? Lightning S) •Starts by losing to their Critical Move; copies player's last winning move and beats player's winning Critical Move. May on any turn use their Critical Move. Loses to the previous tying move. Static (required) Green Super Alpha Droid [1920 Exp, 200 chell; rare Large Dino Drink] •Ankylosaurus P (Attack) LV32 (Skydive, Desperate Strike, Frantic Force; ? Earth P) •Einiosaurus S (Attack) LV33 (Thunder Tail, Road to Victory, Buzzing Spear; ? Lightning R) •Lambeosaurus S (Tie) LV34 (Green Tail, Leaf Blades, Intense Recovery; Big Foot Assault (S)) •Starts by blocking player's Critical Move; copies player's last winning move. May on any turn use their Critical Move. Loses to the previous tying move. •It doesn't say "Long live the Alpha Gang!" after its defeat.
South Dust Hills
Initially, only South Dust Hills (west) is accessible. Random Purple Super Alpha Droids (Tail Smash, Kamikaze Tackle, Dino Swing; repeated Critical) [200 chell] •Giganotosaurus R (Attack) LV31 (Tail Smash (R)); Suchomimus S (Defense) LV32 (Kamikaze Tackle (S)); Iguanodon S (Blitz) LV35 (Kamikaze Tackle (S)) •Starts with Critical Move; beats player's last winning move. Beats the previous tying move. •Chasmosaurus P (Attack) LV33 (Dino Swing (P)); Kentrosaurus R (Defense) LV34 (Tail Smash (R)); Neovenator P (Attack) LV34 (Dino Swing (P)) •Starts by blocking player's Critical Move; copies player's last winning move. Loses to the previous tying move. •All may on any turn use their Critical Move. Only Iguanodon and Neovenator use a different move after being hit by a Critical Move. •"Now is the time to go all out!"—if 2 options, uses weaker one. •"I should play it safe here."—if 2 options, uses stronger one. •"Ah ha ha! It is no time to be timid!"—if player has 2 options, beats their stronger one (loses to their weaker one). Red Supply Alpha Droids [1680 Exp, 200 chell] •Fukuisaurus R (Crisis) LV24 (Tail Smash, Kamikaze Tackle, Dino Swing; Dino Swing (P)) •Fukuiraptor P (Blitz) LV23 (Tail Smash, Kamikaze Tackle, Dino Swing; Tail Smash (R)) •Random every turn; will likely flee following first win after first turn. •This is seemingly the only Supply Droid with a Dinosaur to have a non-Rock Move as its Hidden Move. Static (optional) Purple Super Alpha Droid [1400 Exp, 250 chell; rare Large Dino Drink] •Edmontonia S (Defense) LV35 (Skydive, Boomerang Horn, Upper Hand; Blaster Rock (R)) •Nodosaurus S (Crisis) LV38 (Life Sap, Late Bloomer, Revenge Frill; Revenge Stone (S)) •Starts by losing to their Critical Move; copies player's last winning move and beats the player's winning Critical Move. May on any turn use their Critical Move or beat any of player's moves tied for highest MP remaining. •"Hmm… What a conundrum."—if 2 options for you, ties your stronger one. •"I should play it safe here."—if 2 options, uses stronger one. •Surprisingly doesn't always respond to a player's empty MP bar. The Alpha Gang Base must be cleared before progressing to the following battle. Static (required) Red Super Alpha Droid [2500 Exp, 250 chell; uncommon Large Dino Drink] •Deinonychus P (Crisis) LV40 (Meteor Strike, Crossing Attack, Spinning Attack; Spinning Attack (P)) •Starts by losing to their Critical Move {?}; may make any move without a consistent strategy, and makes comments on MP. Loses to previous tying move. •"Alpha Droids are the best! The best! The bet! The best!"—opening, loses to its Critical Move. •"Hmm… This is not good…"—{usually} copies player's last move. •"Hmm… You are better than I thought…"—unclear/not consistent. •"Heh… I shall win next time!"—loses to previous tying move. •"You are low on MP! I see… I see!"—matches player's lowest MP move. •"Heh heh heh… Stay the course! Stay the course!"—repeats a win. •"Not bad… Time for a Critical Move!"—oddly, only rarely uses a Critical Move. •"Hmm… What to do, what to do…"—if 2 options, uses stronger one{?}.
Around this point, random Alpha Droids begin dividing into three strategies per area instead of two, though are erratic enough to not always leave said strategies recognizable in all encounters. When referring to using a "move with lots of MP remaining", a Droid may select its Hidden Move even if the other move sharing its Sign has low MP; however,...
This continent and all of its locations are exclusive to the postgame. Static Alpha Droids starting here repeat hints from the Headquarters Droids. Starting here, and in postgame maps of previous continents, random Alpha Droids further split into four strategies, with Wind beginning to use unique hints distinct from previous patterns and even from ...
•It appears as if Isisaurus (Giant Fossil), Triceratops (starter choice), Arrhinoceratops (just rare postgame), Parasaurolophus (set late postgame), Carnotaurus (starter choice), and Gojirasaurus (just rare main story) are the only regular Dinosaurs not to be used by foes in the game (at least as documented). Among EX Dinosaurs, Therizinosaurus, Megalosaurus, the featherless Deinonychus, the main anime six, Mini-King, Charonosaurus, and the Awakened Dinosaurs are unused.
•Random Alpha Droids in Europe only use 1-star Dinosaurs, in Asia only use 2-star Dinosaurs, in North America mainly use 3-star Dinosaurs (save the 2-star Centrosaurus), in Antarctica only use 4-star Dinosaurs, in Africa use 4-star Dinosaurs in Kalimba Desert and 5-star Dinosaurs in the Alpha Fortress, and in postgame North America only use 5-star Dinosaurs in East Dust Hills and either 3- or 5-star Dinosaurs in the Secret Base.
•Most Alpha Droids' Dinosaurs are not available on the continent they are used on, despite the story claiming the Alpha Gang to be acquiring their fossils from the dig sites they overtake.
•The six Red Super Alpha Droids guarding access to the Super Alpha Dinosaur Mystery Fossils are the only static battles that cannot be fought immediately despite the enemy already being present, as other Alpha Droids set to be fought later (such as in Darkwood) don't appear until they can be fought. The only half-exception is the Deinonychus-using Alpha Droid in South Dust Hills, who is disguised as an explorer NPC until its battle starts.
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