History GameBreaker / TalesSeries

* Velvet's Therion mode is considered overpowered by many players, since it gives her an easy means to extend her combo while granting her superarmor. While this mode drains her HP and lowers her defense, she cannot die in this mode and will instead unleash a finishing arte at 1 HP. If she has enough souls saved up, she can activate Therion mode again to prevent the enemy from finishing her off, giving the player a chance to regain their momentum in a tough fight. This can be made easier by obtaining the Armory Acerites that grant additional souls at the start of battle.

* Standard and Fine Tempering Powders can only be obtained through enhance and dismantle cycles or randomly finding them as shining objects, making them hard to farm. However, the shining object in the Katz Korner sandbox will always be one of the three tempering powders, making it possible to farm tempering powders by reentering the area repeatedly. This process can be sped up with the Bottomless Inoph Bottle to allow the player to teleport in and out of towns for free.

* Overray Mirrage Artes tend to have great effects that last a long time and can really turn the tide of a battle under the right cirumstances. However, some tend to be very useful in every situation and can cause a character to be powerful enough to come close or even reach Game Breaker status.
** As users of the Chromatus, Ludger, Julius and Victor all have an effect that will make certain battles a joke. Upon activation, all enemy spells will be nullified and at max enhancement, this can last up to ''thirty seconds.'' Mages, especially in groups, tend to be annoying when they're casting spells left and right, but arte shuts them down completely, as they start going into a stagger animation when they attempt to cast. If an enemy mage has very little or no melee options, they're basically a sitting duck awaiting the onslaught that awaits them.
** Mithos, Shirley, Meredy, Will, Tear, Milla Maxwell and Laphicet have an Overray that makes their combos and spells even better upon activation, and this lasts up to 30 seconds. Their first effect is that their first normal attack in a combo will have greater reduction of an enemy iron stance, which is great for the melee characters. The second effect is the more powerful effect, however. Spells gain an additional Iron Stance break equal to the spell's CC cost. Characters that have physical artes can play the mixed attacker more effectively since they have their melee attacks and physical artes to reduce casting time to make use of their spells' Iron Stance break and if their artes have Iron Stance break enhancements, it's even better. But the second Overray effect benefits mages immensely, since their arte pool is mostly spells, meaning that they will always make use of the increased Iron Stance break. As such, spells that consume lots of CC to cast will almost guarantee an Iron Stance break, especially Master Artes where CC consumption is extremely high.

** [[{{Videogame/TalesOfDestiny2}} Barbatos]]. In addition to the aforementioned strong stats and super armor, his selection of artes is incredible, with False Guilty being able to knock down when enhanced, the majority of his artes being able to re-stand knocked down enemies, Dead Inforno being a huge aoe that pulls in enemies and launches them a little, ideal for crowd control; and even an anti-air grab move that goes through Iron Stance. Two of his three Mirrage Artes gained from the gacha are capable of refilling his CC when enhanced and have outrageous damage output, but the effects of both make them even better. His normal Mirrage Arte, World Destroyer, is the highest launcher in the game and has almost no recovery time on top of that, making it an ideal Mirrage chain ender since it's one of the few where it's not only possible, but easy to combo afterwards. His Decisive Mirrage Arte grants him a boost in movement speed, mitigating his slow movement speed, but also inflicts anyone hit by it with Slow (which slows their movement speed). Combined with the CC refill, it makes it nearly impossible for an enemy to escape not only Barbatos himself, but from other allies waiting to join him in slaughtering the enemy caught up in it. His seasonal Mirrage Arte inflicts Stun to temporarily immobilze enemies, but it is also the cheapest Mirrage Arte in terms of MG requirements, making placing it as his front Mirrage to select his more powerful ones a viable strategy. Barbatos is one of only two boss characters to have Spirit Gear. Not only does this give him auto-block on Dark element attacks, he gains a second anima in Violet, allowing him to enjoy the bonuses of Violet Anima Boosts and care share it with fellow Game Breaker Mithos (see below).
** [[{{Videogame/TalesOfSymphonia}} Mithos]]. On top of his solid stats, his arte selection is also impressive as well, but two particular artes really make him stand out. Distortion Blade has a large AoE and can be enhanced to easily break through iron stance. Eternal Slasher allows him to teleport behind enemies, allowing him to safely combo with his other artes as well. His Mirrage Artes are all solid as well. His normal Mirrage Arte, Eternal Divide, has the utility that makes Mithos broken. It is one of few Mirrage Artes that are capable of damaging all enemies in the battlefield, has great damage output and can be enhanced to recover health with each hit (which can add up the more enemies there are in the battlefield). The best part about it is that it pulls all enemies towards the center of the battlefield. This allows it to be great in a Mirrage chain no matter when it is activated. It can be a great opener to a Mirrage chain, since it'll allow all other Mirrage Artes afterwards to easily hit multiple enemies at once since Mithos's already pulled the enemies to an ideal position. It can be used after a Mirrage Arte that caused multiple enemies to be spread out again, allowing Mithos to reposition them, or it can be used as the finisher to a Mirrage Chain, where its damage output is at its highest in a chain. That alone makes Mithos solid, but he later got three more Mirrage Artes. His casino themed Seasonal Mirrage Arte inflicts Terror, reducing the amount of actions an enemy can do and can be enhanced to refill his CC to combo his artes again. It also has the lowest MG requirements out of all of his Mirrage Artes, so one can put it as his first Mirrage and use it to be able to select all his other Mirrage Artes. The effects of his Overray Mirrage Arte (as explained above) compliment his arte pool very well, allowing him to take on multiple roles as well. Finally, he has a Crossover Mirrage Arte with Lloyd and one of only two boss characters to have one. Though he can use it on his own, if used in the right conditions, Mithos has access to another powerful Mirrage Arte with the benefit of healing both him and Lloyd.
** [[{{Videogame/TalesOfXillia2}} Victor]]. As the third boss character, he set the standard on what a solid boss character is capable of outside of solid stats. In his case, he's versatile in being able to fight up close and from afar. And for newer players, his recruitment chapter is available as soon as they complete the tutorial. However, Victor's main highlight is debuting with an Overray mirrage arte. Sharing its effect with Ludger and Julius, Victor's Overray has an additional effect of nullifying all enemy spells for about half a minute, more than enough time to decimate mages who can rarely defend themselves from melee onslaughts. Victor's only real drawback is his lackluster self-healing which hurts his long-term survivability, but his massive HP pool and up to three allies supporting him practically makes that negligible.

** He has one Tech that lets him keep combos going on his own for as long as he wants. Which one? Demon Fang. That's right, the first Tech he has, is also his most useful. Simply put, it picks up enemies that are Knocked Down, whether due to his own attacks (Technical Knockdown) or due to the number of combo hits (Inevitable Knockdwown). A simple and pretty infamous loop is Demon Fang > Twin Tiger Blade > Repeat. Demon Fang chains into Twin Tiger Blade, which knocks the enemy down. Then you pick them up with Demon Fang and then knock them down again. There are many combo videos and videos of Lloyd taking down the Bonus Boss solo by keeping him locked in this loop.

* While not exactly useful against bosses, assigning [Sylph and Arche's weaker spells to your hotkeys basically ensures an instant win against the incredibly powerful monsters in Shadow's cave. Being able to cast high level spells much faster than your characters can is not as useful as you'd think when the other guy is constantly knocking you out of your casting with a puny little ice needle. Of course, everyone should thank [[BigBad Dhaos]] for showing it to us with Tetra Spell, which basically fires all three of the weakest spells in the game at you at once, knocking you off balance for the truly epic ass-kicking he's following it up with.

** However, the one that ultimately [[IncrediblyLamePun takes the throne]] here is the recipe that comes just before it: "Manhan Quanxi"[[note]]The [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manhan_Quanxi Manchu Han Imperial Feast]][[/note]]. It requires '''9''' types of ingredients in varying portions, which makes 18 portions per dish, and lasts for only ''one'' turn. What does it do? [[spoiler:40% DEF bonus, and 80% Physical damage reduction. It's practically ''made'' for boss fights, and indeed, makes them ridiculous it does.]]

** Mithos, Shirley, Meredy, Will, Tear and Milla Maxwell have an Overray that makes their combos and spells even better upon activation, and this lasts up to 30 seconds. Their first effect is that their first normal attack in a combo will have greater reduction of an enemy iron stance, which is great for the melee characters. The second effect is the more powerful effect, however. Spells gain an additional Iron Stance break equal to the spell's CC cost. Characters that have physical artes can play the mixed attacker more effectively since they have their melee attacks and physical artes to reduce casting time to make use of their spells' Iron Stance break and if their artes have Iron Stance break enhancements, it's even better. But the second Overray effect benefits mages immensely, since their arte pool is mostly spells, meaning that they will always make use of the increased Iron Stance break. As such, spells that consume lots of CC to cast will almost guarantee an Iron Stance break, especially Master Artes where CC consumption is extremely high.

* Ix in general is a pretty useful character and continues to be such as time goes on. He is a universal anima character, so he gets x1.5 stats for all missions, regardless of anima. If you apply overray to him, he gets x2.0 stats, a full mirrage gauge right at beginning of a quest, health constantly regenerating, and the cost of all artes being reduced by one cc. Furthermore, he has many very useful artes like Rising Falcon, Obliteration Surge, and Shredding Talon, all of which allow Ix to move around enemies with ease. He also has an Overray Mirrage, which speeds up his normal attacks and increases the amount to six - enough to allow him to use Master Artes much earlier - in exchange for poisoning himself, which means very little with a healer. The introduction to Spirit Gear improves him even further, as it can essentially give him a total of three Mirrage Artes. Spirit gear also can be enhanced to auto-block those of its' element (in his case, light) and do more damage to enemies that are light based. Spirit Gear also gives him x2.0 stats for Blue anima missions as if he's Blue anima, an anima that's filled with solid characters and has the most Overray Mirrages at the time of writing (Ludger, Victor, Julius, Milla Maxwell, Shirley). The best part is that, being the protagonist, Ix frequently shows up in many banners, so there are plenty of chances to gear him up to be a respectable fighter.

** [[{{Videogame/TalesOfDestiny2}} Barbatos]]. In addition to the aforementioned strong stats and super armor, his selection of artes is incredible, with False Guilty being able to knock down when enhanced, the majority of his artes being able to re-stand knocked down enemies, Dead Inforno being a huge aoe that pulls in enemies and launches them a little, ideal for crowd control; and even an anti-air grab move that goes through Iron Stance. Both of his Mirrage Artes gained from the gacha are capable of refilling his CC when enhanced and have outrageous damage output, but the effects of both make them even better. His normal Mirrage Arte, World Destroyer, is the highest launcher in the game and has almost no recovery time on top of that, making it an ideal Mirrage chain ender since it's one of the few where it's not only possible, but easy to combo afterwards. His Decisive Mirrage Arte grants him a boost in movement speed, mitigating his slow movement speed, but also inflicts anyone hit by it with Slow (which slows their movement speed). Combined with the CC refill, it makes it nearly impossible for an enemy to escape not only Barbatos himself, but from other allies waiting to join him in slaughtering the enemy caught up in it.
** [[{{Videogame/TalesOfSymphonia}} Mithos]]. On top of his solid stats, his arte selection is also impressive as well, but two particular artes really make him stand out. Distortion Blade has a large AoE and can be enhanced to easily break through iron stance. Eternal Slasher allows him to teleport behind enemies, allowing him to safely combo with his other artes as well. His Mirrage Artes are all solid as well. His normal Mirrage Arte, Eternal Divide, has the utility that makes Mithos broken. It is one of few Mirrage Artes that are capable of damaging all enemies in the battlefield, has great damage output and can be enhanced to recover health with each hit (which can add up the more enemies there are in the battlefield). The best part about it is that it pulls all enemies towards the center of the battlefield. This allows it to be great in a Mirrage chain no matter when it is activated. It can be a great opener to a Mirrage chain, since it'll allow all other Mirrage Artes afterwards to easily hit multiple enemies at once since Mithos's already pulled the enemies to an ideal position. It can be used after a Mirrage Arte that caused multiple enemies to be spread out again, allowing Mithos to reposition them, or it can be used as the finisher to a Mirrage Chain, where its damage output is at its highest in a chain. That alone makes Mithos solid, but he later got three more Mirrage Artes. His casino themed Mirrage Arte inflicts Terror, reducing the amount of actions an enemy can do and can be enhanced to refill his CC to combo his artes again. The effects of his Overray Mirrage Arte (as explained above) compliment his arte pool very well, allowing him to take on multiple roles as well. Finally, he has a Crossover Mirrage Arte with Lloyd and one of only two boss characters to have one. As such, as long as Lloyd is in the party, is in the slot next to him, their MG total is 100 and neither have their own Mirrage Arte ready, Mithos has access to another powerful Mirrage Arte with the benefit of healing both him and Lloyd.

** Mithos, Shirley, Meredy, Tear and Milla Maxwell have an Overray that makes their combos and spells even better upon activation, and this lasts up to 30 seconds. Their first effect is that their first normal attack in a combo will have greater reduction of an enemy iron stance, which is great for the melee characters. The second effect is the more powerful effect, however. Spells gain an additional Iron Stance break equal to the spell's CC cost. This allows Tear, Mithos and Milla to play the mixed attacker more effectively since they have their melee attacks and physical artes to reduce casting time to make use of their spells' Iron Stance break and if their artes have Iron Stance break enhancements, it's even better. For the mages Shirley and Meredy, this helps them immensely, since all but one of their artes are spells, meaning that they will always make use of the increased Iron Stance break. What makes this especialy good for them is that Shirley and Meredy both have ''screen nukes'' in the forms of Tidal Wave and Acid Rain, respectively. Shirley will almost guarantee a broken Iron Stance for all enemies thanks to Tidal Wave's high CC consumption. Meredy, meanwhile, will enjoy a quick casting spell that also reduces all enemies' defense and the Iron Stance might just be reduced enough so that if Meredy doesn't do it herself, someone else will easily finish breaking it.

** [[{{Videogame/TalesOfSymphonia}} Mithos]]. On top of his solid stats, his arte selection is also impressive as well, but two particular artes really make him stand out. Distortion Blade has a large AoE and can be enhanced to easily break through iron stance. Eternal Slasher allows him to teleport behind enemies, allowing him to safely combo with his other artes as well. His Mirrage Artes are all solid as well. His normal Mirrage Arte, Eternal Divide, has the utility that makes Mithos broken. It is one of few Mirrage Artes that are capable of damaging all enemies in the battlefield, has great damage output and can be enhanced to recover health with each hit (which can add up the more enemies there are in the battlefield). The best part about it is that it pulls all enemies towards the center of the battlefield. This allows it to be great in a Mirrage chain no matter when it is activated. It can be a great opener to a Mirrage chain, since it'll allow all other Mirrage Artes afterwards to easily hit multiple enemies at once since Mithos's already pulled the enemies to an ideal position. It can be used after a Mirrage Arte that caused multiple enemies to be spread out again, allowing Mithos to reposition them, or it can be used as the finisher to a Mirrage Chain, where its damage output is at its highest in a chain. That alone makes Mithos solid, but he later got two more Mirrage Artes. His casino themed Mirrage Arte inflicts Terror, reducing the amount of actions an enemy can do and can be enhanced to refill his CC to combo his artes again. The effects of his Overray Mirrage Arte allows the first attack or arte in any new combo he does to have additional Iron Stance break, and it does stack with Distortion Blade's Iron Stance capabilities. The Overray also grants Mithos's spells additional Iron Stance break dependent on the CC cost, meaning Mithos can also play the mage very well.

** Patty's Gamble Cast allows her to use some of the most powerful spells in the game[[note]]Tidal Wave, Tempest, Stop Flow, Bloody Howling, Revitalize, Force Field etc.[[/note]]. She learns the arte at level ''43''. The rest of the party learn these spells above level 50. Combined with Brainel Speed Spell (which she can learn at around the same time), she can easily decimate most fights. And that's without the possibility of her using Marvelous Fountain, which damages all foes and heals massive amounts of both HP and TP.

** Mithos, Shirley, Meredy and Milla Maxwell have an Overray that makes their combos and spells even better upon activation, and this lasts up to 30 seconds. Their first effect is that their first normal attack in a combo will have greater reduction of an enemy iron stance, which is great for the melee characters. The second effect is the more powerful effect, however. Spells gain an additional Iron Stance break equal to the spell's CC cost. This allows Mithos and Milla to play the mixed attacker more effectively since they have their melee attacks to reduce casting time to make use of their spells' Iron Stance break. For the mages Shirley and Meredy, this helps them immensely, since all but one of their artes are spells, meaning that they will always make use of the increased Iron Stance break. What makes this especialy good for them is that Shirley and Meredy both have ''screen nukes'' in the forms of Tidal Wave and Acid Rain, respectively. Shirley will almost guarantee a broken Iron Stance for all enemies thanks to Tidal Wave's high CC consumption. Meredy, meanwhile, will enjoy a quick casting spell that also reduces all enemies' defense and the Iron Stance might just be reduced enough so that if Meredy doesn't do it herself, someone else will easily finish breaking it.

** Flynn has a skill that allows him to turn his TP into HP. This allows him to survive anything, allowing him to go through some of the more difficult challenges of the game without being in OVL 4. [[UpToEleven And this is before you put a Spirit Symbol or a Final Symbol on him to make sure his TP can't run out]].

** [[{{Videogame/TalesOfSymphonia}} Mithos]]. On top of his solid stats, his arte selection is also impressive as well, but two particular artes really make him stand out. Distortion Blade has a large AoE and can be enhanced to easily break through iron stance. Eternal Slasher allows him to teleport behind enemies, allowing him to safely combo with his other artes as well. His Mirrage Artes are all solid as well. His normal Mirrage Arte, Eternal Divide, has the utility that makes Mithos broken. It is one of few Mirrage Artes that are capable of damaging all enemies in the battlefield, has great damage output and can be enhanced to recover health with each hit (which can add up the more enemies there are in the battlefield). The best part about it is that it pulls all enemies towards the center of the battlefield. This allows it to be great in a Mirrage chain no matter when it is activated. It can be a great opener to a Mirrage chain, since it'll allow all other Mirrage Artes afterwards to easily hit multiple enemies at once since Mithos's already pulled the enemies to an ideal position. It can be used after a Mirrage Arte that caused multiple enemies to be spread out again, allowing Mithos to reposition them, or it can be used as the finisher to a Mirrage Chain, where its damage output is at its highest in a chain. That alone makes Mithos solid, but he later got two more Mirrage Artes. His casino themed Mirrage Arte inflicts Terror, reducing the amount of actions an enemy can do and can be enhanced to refill his CC to combo his artes again. The effects of his Overray Mirrage Arte allows the first attack or arte in any new combo he does to have additional Iron Stance break, and it does stack with Distortion Blade's Iron Stance capabilities.
** [[{{Videogame/TalesOfXillia2}} Victor]]. As the third boss character, he set the standard on what a solid boss character is capable of outside of solid stats. In his case, he's versatile in being able to fight up close and from afar. And for newer players, his recruitment chapter is available as soon as they complete the tutorial. However, Victor's main highlight is debuting with an Overray mirrage arte. As a blue anima character, Overray has an additional effect of nullifying all enemy spells for about half a minute, more than enough time to decimate mages who can rarely defend themselves from melee onslaughts. Victor's only real drawback is his lackluster self-healing which hurts his long-term survivability, but his massive HP pool and up to three allies supporting him practically makes that negligible.

* The Accel ability in general qualifies, since activating it fully restores your CC (action points), allowing for much longer combos) and instantly casts any spell that was charging when it went off. That's even without mentioning the character-specific bonuses while it's active, especially Cheria's which ''stops time''. And that's without using costume titles to have four Cherias running around...

* Ix in general is a pretty useful character and continues to be such as time goes on. He is a universal anima character, so he gets x1.5 stats for all missions, regardless of anima. If you apply overray to him, he gets x2.0 stats, a full mirrage gauge right at beginning of a quest, health constantly regenerating, and the cost of all artes being reduced by one cc. Furthermore, he has many very useful artes like Rising Falcon, Obliteration Surge, and Shredding Talon, all of which allow Ix to move around enemies with ease. He also has an Overray Mirrage, which speeds up his normal attacks and increases the amount to six - enough to allow him to use Master Artes much earlier - in exchange for poisoning himself, which means very little with a healer. The introduction to Spirit Gear improves him even further, as it can essentially give him a total of three Mirrage Artes. Spirit gear also can be enhanced to auto-block those of its' element (in his case, light) and do more damage to enemies that are light based. Spirit Gear also gives him x2.0 stats for Blue anima missions as if he's Blue anima, an anima that's filled with solid characters and has the most Overray Mirrages at the time of writing (Ludger, Victor, Milla, Shirley). The best part is that, being the protagonist, Ix frequently shows up in many banners, so there are plenty of chances to gear him up to be a respectable fighter.
* [[{{Videogame/TalesOfDestiny2}} Barbatos]]. His stats are through the roof due to his boss status, and he has super armor to boot. On top of that, his selection of artes is incredible, with False Guilty being able to knock down when enhanced, the majority of his artes being able to re-stand knocked down enemies, Dead Inforno being a huge aoe that pulls in enemies and launches them a little, ideal for crowd control; and even an anti-air grab move that goes through Iron Stance. His Gacha Mirrage Arte is also the highest launcher in the game and has almost no recovery time on top of that, making it an ideal mirrage chain ender since it's one of the few where it's not only possible, but easy to combo afterwards. This is on top of the damage it does, and the CC recovery it gives when enhanced.
* [[{{Videogame/TalesOfSymphonia}} Mithos]]. Just like Barbatos above, Mithos has stats through the roof and has super armor of his own as well. His arte selection is also impressive as well, but two particular artes really make him stand out. Distortion Blade has a large AoE and can be enhanced to easily break through iron stance. Eternal Slasher allows him to teleport behind enemies, allowing him to safely combo with his other artes as well. His Gacha Mirrage Arte, Eternal Divide, has everything that makes Mithos broken. It is one of few Mirrage Artes that are capable of damaging all enemies in the battlefield, has great damage output and can be enhanced to recover health with each hit (which can add up the more enemies there are in the battlefield). The best part about it is that it pulls all enemies towards the center of the battlefield. This allows it to be great in a Mirrage chain no matter when it is activated. It can be a great opener to a Mirrage chain, since it'll allow all other Mirrage Artes afterwards to easily hit multiple enemies at once since Mithos's already pulled the enemies to an ideal position. It can be used after a Mirrage Arte that caused multiple enemies to be spread out again, allowing Mithos to reposition them, or it can be used as the finisher to a Mirrage Chain, where its damage output is at its highest in a chain.
* [[{{Videogame/TalesOfXillia2}} Victor]]. At this point, it's fair to assume every boss character will have Game Breaker status. In Victor's case, he's versatile in being able to fight up close and from afar. And for newer players, his recruitment chapter is available as soon as they complete the tutorial. However, Victor's main highlight is debuting with an Overray mirrage arte. As a blue anima character, Overray has an additional effect of nullifying all enemy spells for about half a minute, more than enough time to decimate mages who can rarely defend themselves from melee onslaughts. Victor's only real drawback is his lackluster self-healing which hurts his long-term survivability, but his massive HP pool and up to three allies supporting him practically makes that negligible.

* Ix in general is a pretty useful character and continues to be such as time goes on. He is a universal anima character, so he gets x1.5 stats for all missions, regardless of anima. If you apply overray to him, he gets x2.0 stats, a full mirrage gauge right at beginning of a quest, health constantly regenerating, and the cost of all artes being reduced by one cc. Furthermore, he has many very useful artes like Rising Falcon, Obliteration Surge, and Shredding Talon, all of which allow Ix to move around enemies with ease. He also has an Overray Mirrage, which speeds up his normal attacks and increases the amount to six - enough to allow him to use Master Artes much earlier - in exchange for poisoning himself, which means very little with a healer. The best part is that, being the protagonist, Ix frequently shows up in many banners, so there are plenty of chances to gear him up to be a respectable fighter.

** The Devil's Arm quickly becomes infinitely more powerful then any weapon in the game (doing more than 10 times his next most powerful), because its power increases when the character makes a kill (even if they haven't found them yet), Lloyd, being the main character, is in the party for all but two short sections and gets the lion's share of kills over the game (and kill count can be carried over for NewGamePlus).

** Patty's Critical Moment arte is a dice roll, but one of the possible results is an effect that grants Overlimit to your ''entire party''. It's telling that Patty strategies in optional boss fights boil down to "spam Critical Moment until you get All Overlimit".

* Ix in general is a pretty useful character. He is a universal anima character, so he gets x1.5 stats for all missions, regardless of anima. If you apply overray to him, he gets x2.0 stats, a full mirrage gauge right at beginning of a quest, health constantly regenerating, and the cost of all artes being reduced by one cc. Furthermore, he has many very useful artes like Rising Falcon, Obliteration Surge, and Shredding Talon.

* The UsefulNotes/NintendoWii version gave Hubert a combo capable of one-shotting the giant BonusBoss Rockgagong, netting the party around 30 levels in one shot. Patched out in the [=PS3=] version.