The snorkel guy gives you money like an ATM, but charges a "service fee" -- you lose twice the money you withdraw. Why you would talk to him instead of teleporting somewhere with a real ATM, grabbing your cash, and teleporting back, I don't know.
Far it's because. Kweek.Even Slimier Little Piles are upgrades to the plain ol' regular Slimy Little Piles in Belch's Base; they can make your party cry and call for help to duplicate themselves. Zap Eels use Peekay Thunda beta every round.
Hard Crocodiles are like crocodiles, but harder. They're vulnerable to fire, or you can just blast through their defenses with Freeze omega.
Pit Bull Slugs are souped-up Attack Slugs with a name that, as a pit bull owner, I personally find annoying. They can occasionally use Hypnosis alpha, but don't have much in the way of hit points or attack power and are vulnerable to paralysis and brainshock. Actual pit bulls are tougher.
Endgame equipment for either Snes or 007.
They can cause partywide crying, or single-target immobilize and nausea. WHAT COULD ALL THIS BE LEADING UP TO?
They jab with spears and sometimes attack alongside their own brothers.
They're like Territorial Oaks, including the part where they explode.
Hey, that Big Pile of Puke is red instead of brown.
...oh.
I've heard better.
Fly Honey won't help this time (you can pull it out of Escargo Express storage and try if you like). Master Barf -- they translated his name two different ways in and out of battle -- is basically a giant Even Slimier Little Pile. He can make everyone cry, make single targets nauseous, smack you around for HP damage, or call for help to summon... an Even Slimier Little Pile.
Assuming you let him move at all. Your party -- at least 007 -- should be much faster than he is.
Oh yeah, that's the stuff.
Suddenly, Shit swoops down from the sky in a way that automatically scrolls the text out of the box before I can take a screenshot!
And then more shit swoops down out of the sky!
Master Barf pretty much explodes from the impact, possibly raining literal shit down from the sky!
Your reward is pretty much the worst bat in the game. It has the highest attack power, but a
75% miss chance. It's enough to take you out of the ball game.
Japan doesn't have general cultural awareness of "Casey At the Bat", though -- the name is purely an invention of the translation team. In Japanese it was more like "Swing With All Your Might Bat", or for you D&D players, the Power Attack Bat.
Welp, Shit's back on the team. And he knows Starstorm alpha now. It's basically PK
, only (as you may have guessed) not as good.