Wracky's Are Good (No Lie!)! Even The First One!

For those of you who see your first Wracky, with 4 stats below 50. No one wants to raise it. I raised mine after reading "Wracky Review" in the Wracky section. Man do Wracky's rule. The Wracky is very versatile with 24 attacks, it is easy to max out it's speed(I did). Plain and simple this guy rules. I used WildCard's raising technique and boy did it pay off with this guy. He had over 100 wins and 17 attacks. He never lost because of his maxed out speed. He slaughtered the competition with Blade Shot and Trick. His intelligence was maxed out.Even if the opponent hit with their 1% chance attack, he survived because of his 500+ life and 300+ defense. His lowest stat was power at 100 and it was really annoying when the computer controlled him and used sneak combo over and over again against Sniper(who he beat). This guy will go great with my Joker. He is 7 years and 5 months with no peaches. This guy is most assuredly worth the effort. And thats my 2 cents.

-- Zack (belgrath16@aol.com), December 12, 1999

Answers

7 years and 5 months. Hmm. I think the thing about wrackies is that they suck but they have such ludicrously long lifespans that you can easily make them not suck and thus rule. I should raise a wracky someday.

-- Tiamat (sonofbahamut@hotmail.com), December 12, 1999.

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I want to try a wracky I just got frustrated with him and needed freezer room so I sold him. The few I found on disks have much better stats so I figured when I got to raising one they would be easier to work with. I couldn't handle 20 life one hit one stinkin hit ohhhhhhh stop the insanity.

-- tjmax (tjmax@tnweb.com), December 12, 1999.

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I was dubious about Wrackies, until I read about their lifespan and decided to raise one. I used the Wracky/Mock that I got from the FFAnthology Music CD (PSX-US). He's currently at 5yr 1 mo, 490 Life, 900 Int, and waiting for me to free up some inventory to be the best errantry monster ever. Wowsa. And they aren't as tough to raise as Coltia and Pabs make out. After a year mine was tossing his knife about happily at the thought of drilling in almost any stat.

-- Lao (darklao@hotmail.com), December 13, 1999.

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im going to start raising mine they look like chucky

-- philip panaitescu (azorel1@aol.com), December 13, 1999.

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A Metal Glay (wracky/metalner-class A) I raised is my best monster thus far. It lived 10 years and six months, has 250 power and 999 in the other 5 stats! If there's enough interest in the methods I used, I'll gladly outline them in a future message.

-- Dustin Matthews (cris@broline.com), February 01, 2000.

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Just tell me how to get their life up so they can SURVIVE and how to get enough Defence so they can LEARN a special tecnique on the first try (I'm about to raise my first Wracky).

-- Bulbaboy (bulbaboy@nanospace.com), February 05, 2000.

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I forgot to mention Skill.

-- Bulbaboy (bulbaboy@nanospace.com), February 05, 2000.

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Just do errantries to get life up, it's not that hard, plus when you have a speed over 800(I didn't battle till I maxed out speed) you don't need defense. I never did a endure or run drill for my Wracky ever. Since they have 24 attacks, there is enough errantries. You don't even really need to raise defense that much to get some special attacks(most aren't even that good).

Skill is very hard to raise for a pure Wracky, your best bet is to raise it with battles and get the attack Blast Shot(s-hit c-damage). Good luck with Charles, if your even raising Charles.

-- Vheod (Vheod@hotmail.com), February 05, 2000.

-- Black Razor (Allanmontalvo@mindspring.com), April 13, 2000