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Training your monster isn’t the simplest way to do. First, you need to get your monster, find someone to train them, get something for them to train with, and do a circus performance to see any gains. And that just covers the stat part. But once you get the hang of it though it’s easier to train all your monsters.

Circus MiniGames

Once you’ve chosen your tricks for your monsters and set a date for your circus show, the stat growth for your monsters is now up to how well you perform in your circus. The difference between a weak and a strong monster can come down to how well you do in your performance.

For Minigame #1 you’ll notice a row of colored symbols on the bottom of the screen and a column of symbols on the right side of the screen. The goal here is to press the X button when the colors in the corners match. When you time it right you get an increase in score and move on to the next symbol in your row.

Minigame #2 is much easier, at the bottom of your screen you’ll see a series of buttons matching up to buttons on your controller. Press the buttons in the order they are in your row before time runs out to get a good score. It’s that easy.

Minigame #3 is quite different. You’ll see a circle with colored symbols moving around inside of it, and a red circle. You’ll also see another row of colored symbols at the bottom. The point of this one is for you to move the red circle around, and make it overlap the next symbol in your row at the bottom of the screen. When it overlaps, press X to get points.

After going through the first part of your minigame, you’ll end up here with a big colored symbol in the middle of your screen, and three smaller ones moving along the top, left and right sides of the screen. The three smaller ones are in different colors, only one will match the color of the middle symbol. When the small symbol that matches the big symbol moves to the center of its ‘track’ move the analog stick in that direction.

Performances

Performances are where all your training comes together and the stats start to grow. When the actual performance is going on, you’ll see a stick figure in the circle in the bottom right corner, surrounded by pictures with your monster underneath. This is to show how excited your audience is (the stick figure part) and how well your monsters are doing percentage wise (0 is not good, 100 is what you’re aiming for). You’ll also see Albert in the middle and you’ll be able to run up to the giant clown heads to start the minigames. How well you do in the minigames is how well the monster does. The key is to keep running around between clown heads and doing tricks to get all your monsters up as high in percentage as you can. In between tricks the audience will toss out money for you to run around and collect as well, the key is to balance the money grabbing with the mini-games, you only have a small amount of time to run around and if you wait too long, Albert will simply start the next trick, so don’t dawdle.

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