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So if we go by Nanobots, we're not exactly sure about some of the details yet when you think shields we can fill in all the gaps. Also, how does a life capsule make the nanobots work more well?

Then how does she get defeated by Quote in the Sand Zone?

Seems very likely, how else can he take a bunch of hits without exploding? Without the use of game logic.

I like to go with the theory of the player's personality, that also seems to explain the name, "Quote" as if it's quoting your name, at least that's what I've thought.

I know this topic is going away from the actual point, but I just have a theory about the health of Quote. The hearts that Quote gets are really a power source for his shield. As the shield gets hit, more power has to be used to prevent it from breaking. When Quote's health is reduced to Zero...

How do you know it was only them? It possible that there were other robots made to destroy the power as well, Curly said that she and Quote were different, but not the only ones that were different, I mean, why would you only make two robots to fight someone with ultimate power and robots trying...

But destroying the core would in turn destroy the demon crown, Ballos would most likely die and the crown would be destroyed. And it sounds like you think that Quote and Curly were the only ones who were different. But Curly didn't say that they were the only ones different from the killer...

Well I have an excerpt of the script that I found in the Veflaxia FAQ. Here Curly: Look. Curly: This is a soldier from the surface. Curly: It's all banged up. Curly: There's a ton more like it, too. Curly: What on earth could've... Curly: Not a Mimiga. No, to do this much damage... Curly: ...

Well, they could've been dispatched as a group with Quote and Curly and they force made to the core but the core owned them but Quote and Curly somehow survive, and then it gets to the start of the game. At least that's what I think happens. It seems to make sense.

Has anyone else wondered what the robots in the core chamber were doing there? I think that they were actually with Quote and Curly. Because Curly said that they were sent to the island to destroy the power unlike the other robots trying to harness it. Because why would robots that were trying...

I hate Monster X, but he wasn't as bad on my second Playthrough then my first, don't know why. Ballos I have not beaten yet but it is very fun despite getting owned easily in the second part. Balforg took me awhile, but that was because I thought he could only be hurt by missiles, then I found...

I would have to say spur since it has the damage and range of Polar Star LV. 3 but with no limit of shots, so I find it useful just like that. Then I use the charge shots and it becomes even better. I like the bubbles just because of how easy it is to kill some enemies by just releasing all the...

I have the spur, super missiles, fireballs, bubbler and nemesis. I always have some trouble leveling up the super missiles so I mostly use the spur and nemesis.

I know how long Hell is, and I did just make it Ballos, but I died shortly after, even after I used my life pot. Anyway, thanks for spelling farthest for me, I just couldn't remember how to spell it and firefox didn't know what I wanted to say.

Well I got to Hell(yes today, I have too much free time), I would not have if you guys had not told me. The farest I've gotten is to the giant heavy press.

So where is the tow rope, I'm not sure where it is, also, how do you drain the water from her? And how do you fight Ma Pignon, because I don't remember fighting it. I know, I don't know much.

All right, so I just beat the game with the good ending, and I was disappointed that I didn't go through Hell because I didn't know you had to meet certain requirements. So I did some research and found out some stuff but not everything, so could someone give me a checklist of the things I have...