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  Frame Gride [DC]
Defeating Zyblanel
Collect Squires and use the Bazooka Projectile. Shoot Zyblanel when he stops moving

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Frame Gride - Dreamcast FAQ V0.2
7/18/1999
by José Raúl González
[email protected]

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Comments:

This is a GREAT game (better than Power Stone IMHO). The graphics are
beautiful and the gameplay is awesome and very
deep. The more I play it, the more cool things I find out. If you like 3-D
fighters at all, you have to try it. If you own
a Japanese Dreamcast, go import it NOW. I recommend The Rage
(http://www.therage.com/) for all your import needs. This
game should definitely be brought over to the States (probably in 2000). I
don't know any Japanese, so what I have found out
has been through trial and error. Any additions/corrections to this fact are
welcome.

Update:

I played it all day today and ended up finishing the single player
campaign. The game should only take about 10-15
hours to finish depending on how good you are (took me about 12). The last
boss is very, very hard. On a sad note, there
is no CG ending (bummer). But still, a great game. And I have yet to get all
the weapons...

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Campaign Mode Menu:

Once you start a new game (and have gone through all those screens in
Japanese - which decides which gride you get)
you encounter this menu:

- Go to Map*
- Practice*
- Select Gride
- Select and Equip Armaments (Weapons/Armor)
- Select Gride Color
- Select Squires (you must have enough LF to use squires)
- Construct Armaments with Gems
- Miscellaneous Options
- View Records
- Save Game*
- Load Game
- Leave Game

*Note: can only be done if your mech is fully equipped and you have enough Life
Force for all your selected squires.
Life Force can be increased by improving your armaments (namely your
helmet and back module)

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Weapon Listing (Incomplete):

The order of the listing is from top to bottom/left to right:
1. 5.
2. 6.
3. 7.
4. 8.

Rear Mounted Special Weapon:
1. Circle of Sword Attack (get close to enemy and unleash)
2. Bazooka Projectile (needs to charge up)
3. Bolts of Lightning (circle centered around you)
4. Snake of Fire (enemy seeking)
5. Rocket Launcher Array (enemy seeking)
6. Unknown
7. Fire Cannon (fire area blast around enemy)
8. Jet Pack (speed up and ram enemy)


Hand Rifle/Projectile Weapon:
1. Light Single Shot
2. Very Powerful Single Shot
3. Medium Multi Shot
4. Medium Single Shot
5. Powerful Single Shot
6. Powerful Multi Shot
7. Unknown
8. Light Multi Shot


First Pod:
The first "pod" defines the energy/material type of your attacks (four in all).
This affects the Defensive Energy Field, the Hand Rifle/Projectile Weapon
Secondary Mode and the Sword Projectile Weapon. Each Hand Rifle/Projectile
Weapon and Sword has a different attack that changes with the type of pod
selected. Have fun trying to keep track of them all.

1. Fire
2. Ice
3. Green Energy
4. Earth

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Battle Options:

On Ground at All Distances
X: Guard
B: Sword Slash (requires no energy, can be done in air)
L: Strafe Left (can be done in air)
R: Strafe Right (can be done in air)
A: Jump Jet Straight Up
Forward + A: Jump Jet Forward - Ground Level
Backward + A: Jump Jet Backwards - Ground Level
B+Y: Special Weapon Attack (rear mounted on left shoulder)
X+A: Summon Squire
L+R+X: Defensive Energy Field
L+R+B+Y: Area Energy Attack (can be done in air)

Up Close:
Y: Punch (requires no energy)
L+R+YYY: Combo Punch*
L+R+BBB: Combo Sword Slash*

*Note: If any part of the combo is blocked, your gride is pushed back and the
combo ends

Far Away:
Y: Fire Rifle (can be done in air)
L+R+Y: Fire Hand Rifle/Projectile Weapon Secondary Mode
L+R+B: Fire Sword Projectile Weapon

Energy Bar Colors:
The energy bar is normally green. If you are trying to do an attack that
requires energy you don't have, the required energy needed for that attack will
be added in red to the amount you currently have. Once you have attained that
energy, your energy bar will turn blue.

Battle Strategy:
In order to get the harder to find gems, you must kill the opponent's
squires. Once the squires have been destroyed,
they leave a gem. A good strategy is to get up close and personal to your
opponent, hurt him real badly, and then let him
summon his squires. Kill the squires, get their gems, and then finish him off.
I have gotten up to 6 gems in a battle in
this manner (and the harder to find gems - like the red triangle one and the
yellow star).
If you are defeated in battle, you may lose a piece of armor, so beware.

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Map Info:
Herein I have described all the different locales and cards in the game:

Locales:
Fallen Town (can view and select all your boss cards here)
Fossil Desert (Mordova)
Fallen Bridge (Cronher)
Great Ravine (Otlante)
Vanity Castle (Modorall)
Huge Hollow (island off west coast)
Silent Forest (Lechliax)
Ruins of Ancient (Baraeck)
Graceful Column (southwest corner of map)
Malicious Shrine (north part of desert)
Forgotten Temple (Gudolpho)
Grudge Arena (Balentine)
Deep Cave (Racine)
Vain Palace (island off northeast coast)
The Lost Tower (Zyblanel)

Boss Cards:
Mordova
Cronher
Otlante
Modorall
Lechliax
Baraeck
Gudolpho
Balentine
Racine

Random Cards: (do not appear in Fallen Town)
The Revenger
The Mugger
The Gub
The High Flown
The Retired Bees

End Boss Card: (does not appear in Fallen Town)
Zyblanel
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Last Battle Hints:
Zyblanel is both cheap and tough. You cannot really damage him with your
melee weapon. Your best bet is using the
gun with the most powerful single shot in the game (looks like a small hand gun
- the 2nd from top to bottom/left to right).
Also, try to get as many squires as you can on the field to distract him (I had
three). Always try to stay in front of him.
If he raises his body, run towards him to avoid his projectiles. If he snakes
in a semi-circular pattern in front of you,
watch out! He can bomb you this way. Keep avoiding his attack and firing your
gun. Eventually, you'll beat him and get
the sort of lame ending. On the plus side, you can save your game at the end
and continue racking up gems (there is one type I have yet to find).

______________________________
Have Fun!


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