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-	'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''', is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[~~SEGA Genesis\|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive~~]], enhanced to take advantage of ~~it's~~ features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version ~~supports~~ from ~~it's original predecessors where~~ the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as ~~featuring~~ a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and ~~using~~ a series of ~~commands~~ on the ~~control~~ pad to cast spells~~, and~~ inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[~~Experience~~ points~~\|EXP~~]].	+	'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''', is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[Sega Mega Drive]], enhanced to take advantage of its features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version sports from the originals were the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and entering a series of directions on the [[D-pad]] to cast spells; inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with items and [[experience points]].

-	The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee ~~who's~~ real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.	+	The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee whose real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack consists of remixes from [[OPP]], [[TSU]] and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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	'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''', is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[SEGA Genesis\|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive]], enhanced to take advantage of it's features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version supports from it's original predecessors where the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as featuring a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and using a series of commands on the control pad to cast spells, and inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[Experience points\|EXP]].		'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''', is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[SEGA Genesis\|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive]], enhanced to take advantage of it's features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version supports from it's original predecessors where the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as featuring a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and using a series of commands on the control pad to cast spells, and inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[Experience points\|EXP]].

	The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee who's real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.		The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee who's real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.
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		+	== External links ==
		+	*[http://tasvideos.org/1982S.html 8% 15-minute TAS by Aqfaq]
		+	*[http://www.gamefaqs.com/genesis/581845-madou-monogatari-i/faqs/55690 Walkthrough by ritchie on GameFAQs]
		+	*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fhM4G6QAWE Longplay by JohnX895]

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	'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''', is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[SEGA Genesis\|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive]], enhanced to take advantage of it's features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version supports from it's original predecessors where the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as featuring a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and using a series of commands on the control pad to cast spells, and inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[Experience points\|EXP]].		'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''', is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[SEGA Genesis\|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive]], enhanced to take advantage of it's features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version supports from it's original predecessors where the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as featuring a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and using a series of commands on the control pad to cast spells, and inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[Experience points\|EXP]].

	The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee who's real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.		The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee who's real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.

Chao at 12:11, 20 February 2013

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	'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''', is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[SEGA Genesis\|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive]], enhanced to take advantage of it's features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version supports from it's original predecessors where the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as featuring a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and using a series of commands on the control pad to cast spells, and inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[Experience points\|EXP]].		'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''', is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[SEGA Genesis\|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive]], enhanced to take advantage of it's features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version supports from it's original predecessors where the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as featuring a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and using a series of commands on the control pad to cast spells, and inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[Experience points\|EXP]].

	The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee who's real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.		The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee who's real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.

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-	'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''' is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[SEGA Genesis\|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive]], enhanced to take advantage of it's features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version supports from it's original predecessors where the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as featuring a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and using a series of commands on the control pad to cast spells, and inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[Experience points\|EXP]].	+	'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''', is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3\|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[SEGA Genesis\|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive]], enhanced to take advantage of it's features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters\|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version supports from it's original predecessors where the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as featuring a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and using a series of commands on the control pad to cast spells, and inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation\|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[Experience points\|EXP]].

	The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee who's real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.		The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee who's real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.

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'''Madou Monogatari I''', more often known as '''Madou Monogatari Genesis''' is a game in the [[Madou Monogatari]] series. It is more or less, a remake of [[Madou Monogatari 1-2-3|Madou Monogatari 1]] for the [[SEGA Genesis|SEGA Genesis/Megadrive]], enhanced to take advantage of it's features over the old [[PC98]] and [[MSX]] versions. As such, it tells the story of how a young [[Arle Nadja]] graduated [[Magical Kindergarten]], featuring cameos from many other famous [[List of Puyo characters|Madou Puyo characters]]. The biggest differences this version supports from it's original predecessors where the inclusions of [[Camus]] and [[Lala]] in the plot, as well as featuring a cameo from [[Satan]], who did not appear at all in the original. It also has a battle system that involves memorizing and using a series of commands on the control pad to cast spells, and inputting these commands as quickly as possible to keep Arle attacking is key, even though several enemies can be [[luck manipulation|manipulated]] into basically killing themselves and still reward you with [[Experience points|EXP]].

The music was remastered by [[Tsuyoshi Matsushima]], who previously workd on [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], and [[Polygon Junkie]], the mysterious alias of a [[Compile]] employee who's real name may never be discovered. Most of the soundtrack is remixes from [[OPP]], TSU, and Madou Monogatari 1-2-3 itself, although there are a couple of tracks that may be exclusive to this version of the game.