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Rose-Colored Road (バラ色の袋小路, Barashoku no Fukurokōji, Rose-Colored Dead End) is the 42nd sub-chapter of Uncanny Legends, and the 91st sub-chapter overall. It was added in Version 11.2 and is currently only available in 1♛ difficulty.
Difficulty
This sub-chapter is about as difficult as its predecessors, or a little more. It features all traits of enemies and a great variety of stages, from gimmicky to spam to a stage with an enemy limit of 2. Players will have to adapt to multiple situations and have an army prepared for various types of stages, increasing the chance of finding a weak point.
List of Stages
Stage number & cost | Stage name | Description |
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2-42-1 | Speechless Tongues (モノ言わぬ舌, Mono Iwanu Shita, Reticent Tongue) | Shibaliens, Hyppohs and a few Zang Roos supporting Spacefish Jones and Corporal Weyland. After about 2 minutes, 5 Zang Roos appear with little time between each. |
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2-42-2 | Lamps Aloft (ランプを手にした群衆, Ranpu o Te ni Shita Gunshū, Lampbearing Crowd) | Sir Rels, Trolly Bloggers and 2 Ragin' Gories appear at the start. When the base is hit, Loris and Henry appear with more Ragin' Gories. |
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2-42-3 | Ashes Just Ahead (一寸先は炭, Issunsaki wa Sumi, Ahead Lies Charcoal) | Red EnerGs are spammed throughout the battle, supported by periodic Assassin Bears. |
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2-42-4 | Cloak of Hiding (権力者の隠れミノ, Kenryokusha no Kakure Mino, Hidden Mino of Power) | A Sir Metal Seal and a total of 4 Gobbles spawn after the base is hit, support by Metal Doges and Metal Hippoes. |
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2-42-5 | Hall of Feasting (晩餐の館, Bansan no Kan, Mansion of Supper) | Winged Pigge is the boss, supported by Zuches, Chickful As, The Thrillerz, Mr. Angels, Pigeon de Sables, Gabriels and Miz Devils. |
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2-42-6 | Roast Meat, Not Cities (焼肉焼いても街焼くな, Yakiniku Yaite mo Machi Yakuna, Grill the Meat but Don't Burn the Town) | Features the Surge Base, Master A. and Ursamajor filling the enemy limit cap. Whenever a slot is freed, Capy, Bun Bun Symbiote and R.Ost spawn in that order. |
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Material Drop Rates
None | Bricks | Feathers | Coal | Sprockets | Gold | Meteorite | Beast Bones | Ammonite |
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34% | 5% | 10% | 5% | 8% | 10% | 15% | 8% | 5% |
Trivia
- This sub-chapter is all about meat and cooking, but most of it doesn't translate well to English if at all.
- Rose-Colored Road: The Japanese word for rose is bara, which can also be short for baraniku, meaning "rib meat".
- Speechless Tongues: A cooked tongue is good for eating, less so for speaking.
- Lamps Aloft: Lamp shares a Japanese pronunciation with rump, as in meat cut from the rump of an animal.
- Ashes Just Ahead: The Japanese name instead refers to charcoal, which makes more sense to see in a cooking environment.
- Cloak of Hiding: The term used for "cloak" in the Japanese name is mino, a traditional Japanese raincoat made of straw. However, mino can also refer to a cow's rumen.
- Hall of Feasting: Where the meat is eaten. If you remove the no (の) from this stage's Japanese name (晩餐の館), it becomes Bansankan (晩餐館), a well-known condiment brand.
- Roast Meat, Not Cities: Self-explanatory, but is also a reference to "grill the meat but don't burn your home," a translation of a phrase from one of Bansankan's yakiniku sauce commercials.
Reference
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