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Kombu Cape (岩海苔半島, Iwa nori hantō, Rock Seaweed Peninsula) is the 32nd sub-chapter of Stories of Legend. It was released in the Version 5.4 Update and it is available up to 4♛ difficulty.

Difficulty[]

Quite a formidable sub-chapter overall, featuring a variety of different challenges to overcome. The first two stages are the easiest, while the hardest one is either Golden Gai or Leadfoot Drive.

  • 2♛ difficulty for this sub-chapter multiplies enemy strength magnifications by 120%.
  • 3♛ difficulty for this sub-chapter multiplies enemy strength magnifications by 140%.
  • 4♛ difficulty for this sub-chapter makes no change to enemy strength magnifications and only allows Special Cats and Rare Cats to be deployed.
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New Features[]

This sub-chapter introduces one new enemy:

  • Li'l Bun Bun: This Floating enemy is a faster and shorter-ranged version of Teacher Bun Bun used as a peon that drops far less money. At the 1,000% buff he appears with throughout Stories of Legend, Li'l Bun Bun has about 0.75x as much health but 1.25x as much attack power as the 400% Teacher Bun Bun from the Moon/Iriomote stage.

List of Stages[]

Stage number & cost Stage name Description
1-32-1 Rinrin Shelterbelt (りんりん防風林, Rinrin Bōfūrin, Rinrin Shelterbelt) A few Gories spawn at the start. At 99% HP, the base summons a cluster of Metal Doges which get replaced by a swarm of Gory Blacks and Angelic Gories as they're defeated.
105 EnergyIcon
1-32-2 Iberian Plains (イベリコ平野, Iberiko Heiya, Iberico Plains) Three Elizabeth the LVIths appear over the course of a minute, with Calamary coming to back the third up.
95 EnergyIcon
1-32-3 Weeping Dunes (泣き砂海岸, Naki Suna Kaigan, Weeping Sand Coast) The stage will begin with two Mooths, then proceed to spawn two Henrys, three H. Nahs and three Tackeys.
110 EnergyIcon
1-32-4 Golden Gai (ゴールデン街, Gōruden-gai, Golden Gai) Two Kories are set to spawn on a timer, while Le'boin, Capy, Trolly Bloggers and Pigeon de Sables spawn when the base is hit. The stage width is extremely short.
105 EnergyIcon
1-32-5 Leadfoot Drive (鈍足ドライブウェイ, Donsoku Doraibuu~ei, Leadfoot Driveway) Le'noirs slowly stack up while extremely buffed St. Pigge the 2nds, Owlbrows and two Chickful As hammer your front lines.
115 EnergyIcon
1-32-6 Trouble at the Mansion (武家屋敷お家騒動, Bukeyashiki Oiesōdō, Family Trouble at the Samurai Mansion) Doge, Snache, Those Guys, and Brollows appear early on to stall the player. Once the enemy base has taken a bit of damage, a highly buffed Teacher Bun Bun appears as a boss alongside Elder Sloth and a group of peons. Li'l Bun Buns will begin to spawn constantly shortly after the boss appears.
135 EnergyIcon

Material Drop Rates

None Bricks
Brick small
Feathers
Feather small
Coal
Coals small
Sprockets
Sprockets small
Gold
Gold small
Meteorite
Meteorite small
Beast Bones
Beast Bones small
Ammonite
Relic Fossil Small
52% 8% 19% 8% 3% 5% 5% 0% 0%

Trivia[]

  • Some of the titles in this sub-chapter are Japanese-inspired:
    • Kombu Cape: Kombu is a type of edible kelp popular in East Asia, especially Japan.
    • Rinrin Shelterbelt: Rinrin (凛凛 or りんりん) is a Japanese word with a few meanings, including bitter cold, severe, intense, awe-inspiring, or the sound of a bell ringing. However, rin is also one way to read 林, meaning forest, and a shelterbelt is a line of trees and shrubs planted to shield an area from wind and lessen erosion; in Japanese, the word for shelterbelt is bōfurin (防風林), literally meaning "windbreak forest", so "Rinrin Bōfurin" essentially sounds like "Forest Forest Windbreak Forest".
    • Golden Gai: In real life, Shinjuku Golden Gai is a famous district in Tokyo's Shinjuku ward containing around 300 miniature bars crammed into just six alleys.

Reference[]


Stories of Legend Chapters:

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