Monster Chronicle 2 - Mysterious Mecha Empire (lost Japanese mobile game; 2009)

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Crysmon title.jpg

Promotional image for the game.

Status: Lost



Monster Chronicle 2 ~Mysterious Mecha Empire~ (Japanese: モンスタークロニクル2~謎のメカ帝国~) is a sequel to Monster Chronicle (released internationally as Crystal Monsters) released for feature phone services in November 2009.[1]

Crystal Monsters was a mobile game released in 2008 in Japan for feature phones. In 2010, it received a DSiWare port that would be released both domestically and internationally. It was a monster collecting role-playing game in which the player controls the protagonist, Youta, and follows him through his quest to become the greatest monster breeder. [2][3]

Monster Chronicle 2 was was available to play for 315 yen per month on mobile services i-Mode, EZweb, and Yahoo! Keitai.[1]

Status

The game is currently unavailable to download. Service closure date is unknown, but the game had been getting updates for new quests at least until early 2010. Youta and a new monster, Facchi, also appeared in another Gameloft title, Let’s Make a Veterinary Clinic, in February 2010. The game’s official website closed sometime between October 2011 and November 2019. [4][5]

Gameplay

  • The game featured real time online battles, letting players battle against each other regardless of mobile carrier.
  • Rare monsters would be obtainable from eggs that the player finds while playing.
  • Monster Chronicle Online was an associated site that utilized a points system. In the first month of playing Monster Chronicle 2, the player would be given 200 CR, and then 300 CR every following month.
    • The player would be able to purchase additional crests, wallpapers, and ringtones with these points.
  • The game was expected to be over 20 hours long with numerous side-quests. [1][2][5]

Plot

The game takes place a year after the first title in a new region called 'Argonia.' Youta now attends a breeder school in a place called Woodestrant. In the beginning of the game, Youta meets Jingi, a boy with amazing power who controls mecha monsters. Jingi challened Youta and was able to defeat him easily, and soon vanished. After that meeting, Youta embarked on a journey to reach Mecha City: Almine, a city of next-gen technology. However, there in Almine lies a hideout for an evil organization, of which Youta must defeat. [1]

Characters

  • Youta (ヨウタ)

Youta is the protagonist of both games. He is known as Olie in English promotional material for the original game.[3]

  • Jingi (ジンギ)

A mysterious breeder who controls powerful mecha monsters, challenging breeders all across the world. He aims to be the greatest breeder. He controls the mecha monster 'Iena.' [1] [6]

  • Touji (トウジ)

A rancher who runs a monster farm at the foot of a mountain near port city Sapphirus. [1]

  • Yun (ユン)

A boy who attends a breeder school in Lokira, a island south of Woodestrant. He is competitive and curious and will poke his nose into most everything. [1]

  • Shurin (シュリン)

Youta’s friend who appeared in the original game. She is known as Jade in the international release of Crystal Monsters.

  • Zaiku (ザイク)

Guiru's brother who appeared in the original game. He is known as Drake in the international release of Crystal Monsters.

  • Guiru (グイル)

Zaiku's brother who appeared in the original game. He is known as Blake in the international release of Crystal Monsters.

  • Connor

A friend of Youta who appeared in the original game. Japanese name is unknown.

Monsters

The game featured 200 monsters, both new and old. Up to 300 monsters could be stored.

  • Facchi (ファッチ)

An aggressive and belligerent fire-attribute monster covered in thorns of fire. Facchi is a hedgehog-like fire-attribute monster the player can begin the game with. [1]

  • Sabota (サボタ)

A plant-attribute monster that agitates the opponent by shooting thorns and seeds from its body. Sabota is a cactus-like monster that the player can begin the game with. [6]

Class: C rank, Weight: 6kg, Size: 30cm[7]

  • Mariri (マリリ)

A water-attribute monster that the player can begin the game with. [6]

  • Seichin (セイチン)

A walrus-like ice-attribute monster high in both offense and defense. [1]

  • Kyukkyu (キュッキュ)

A dark-attribute mecha monster. One of the all-purpose mecha monsters developed by Almine. [1]

  • Iena (イエナ)

A hyena-like mecha monster owned by Jingi. [6]

  • Akyafuren (アキャフレン)

A fire-attribute monster only seen in name in an in-game screenshot. [6]

  • Unknown white monster

A small, white monster that appears in an in-game screenshot. [6]

  • Unknown mecha monster

A mecha squid-like monster. [7]

  • Wamo (ワモ)

A fire-attribute monster from the original game. [6]

  • Windycrest

A wind-attribute monster from the original game. Japanese name is unknown.[7]

Gallery

References

[1] [6] [4] [5] [2] [7] [3]