Because one post covering highly specific janky interactions wasn’t nearly enough for him, Rawk Hawk’s ceiling prop attack can revive fallen partners!

Enemies can “hold” Spite Pouches in TTYD without you being able to tell!

The amount of Star Power you gain by attacking in TTYD is possible to calculate exactly!

For more information on the differences between the international and Japanese GameCube releases’ Star Power regeneration (notably which moves have increased Stylish multipliers, or were missing Stylish commands entirely, in the latter), check out this Super Mario Files video on the subject.

By popular request, here’s a short description of how item drop logic changed for the Switch version of TTYD, following up from Battle Bits #023!

For more information on the original game’s item drop routine, you can read my full article on the matter, and for the tables used by the Switch version, you can see this spreadsheet (with the base weights changed to percentages, since they always sum to exactly 1,000).

Almost every badge TTYD supports stacking the effects of can be farmed infinitely from enemies!

For more information on badge drops, you can check out previous articles for:

• Info on how battle reward / drops are determined (Link)
• Strategies for hunting for badge drops (Overview link)
• A spreadsheet of enemy stats, including item/badge drop weights (link)

Getting an item or badge drop that enemies aren’t holding from battle in TTYD is a surprisingly rare occurrence!

For more information on item drops, as well as how coin, heart and flower drops are determined, check out my previous article on battle rewards.

Being used to the limelight, Flurrie has a unique reaction when targeting audience members throwing good items!

In lieu of a Battle Bits update this week, here are some tiny changes you might not have noticed from preview footage of TTYD for the Nintendo Switch!

Zess T. has slightly different cooking recipes available in the Japanese and international versions of TTYD!

Note: Correction regarding the conflicting “Ultra Shroom + Fresh Pasta” recipes; the upper one is correct in that it makes a Zess Special in JP and Zess Deluxe elsewhere. Not listed is that an Ultra Shroom + Peachy Peach makes a Zess Dinner in JP, and a Zess Special elsewhere.

Items that inflict immobilizing statuses have a slightly lower than 100% chance to work by default!