Uploaded September 2008 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
After a long hiatus of uploading Telefang 2 videos, I decided to upload another one. This one takes place soon after the last Telefang 2 video I uploaded, where you're stuck in this hideout and cannot get out of it until you defeat the boss in this area. This hideout is really long and difficult, because it's an annoying maze, where you can get lost easily, plus there are all these switches that unlock doors in different parts of the hideout. It doesn't help that all these Hermits (the Grassland form) walk around and you have to fight them if they see you. This is the one of the hardest mazes in any game... it's even harder than any maze in the original Telefang... though the maze soon after this boss battle is even more complicated. At least the music in this hideout is awesome, which you can hear at the beginning of this video. If you are curious to what this hideout looks like, or you're stuck here, I took the time to make a map of this place.
Floor 1: img143.imageshack.us/img143/594/tf2hideoutf1fw6.png
Floor 2: img392.imageshack.us/img392/7935/tf2hideoutf2sy8.png
Anyway, as for the battle itself, this one was hard, because one of my strongest Denjuu, Rex, hasn't evolved yet, and is only at Level 23, and the opponent Denjuu are from Level 35-42. The other two Denjuu I used, Parrotto (which is a secret Denjuu) and Chapmani, are at higher levels, and have type advantages, but are still at lower levels than the opponents are. Can they still be beaten? Well, with the help of special (or electric, or magic, whatever you want to call them) attacks, and items, it ends up being possible. I get bad luck at the beginning, where Chapmani faints, but the opponents still fall.
Oh, and Rex evolves after this battle. I wish this game had a more interesting animation sequence... it just evolves without any real animation. Even the original Telefang was more interesting when watching Denjuu evolve, even if it was blatantly ripped off of Pokémon's animation sequence.
Finally, 99% of the English text in this game is from a hack that I and some other people made. I'll link to the patch soon...
Now I hope people actually WATCH this video... O_o
After a long hiatus of uploading Telefang 2 videos, I decided to upload another one. This one takes place soon after the last Telefang 2 video I uploaded, where you're stuck in this hideout and cannot get out of it until you defeat the boss in this area. This hideout is really long and difficult, because it's an annoying maze, where you can get lost easily, plus there are all these switches that unlock doors in different parts of the hideout. It doesn't help that all these Hermits (the Grassland form) walk around and you have to fight them if they see you. This is the one of the hardest mazes in any game... it's even harder than any maze in the original Telefang... though the maze soon after this boss battle is even more complicated. At least the music in this hideout is awesome, which you can hear at the beginning of this video. If you are curious to what this hideout looks like, or you're stuck here, I took the time to make a map of this place.
Floor 1: img143.imageshack.us/img143/594/tf2hideoutf1fw6.png
Floor 2: img392.imageshack.us/img392/7935/tf2hideoutf2sy8.png
Anyway, as for the battle itself, this one was hard, because one of my strongest Denjuu, Rex, hasn't evolved yet, and is only at Level 23, and the opponent Denjuu are from Level 35-42. The other two Denjuu I used, Parrotto (which is a secret Denjuu) and Chapmani, are at higher levels, and have type advantages, but are still at lower levels than the opponents are. Can they still be beaten? Well, with the help of special (or electric, or magic, whatever you want to call them) attacks, and items, it ends up being possible. I get bad luck at the beginning, where Chapmani faints, but the opponents still fall.
Oh, and Rex evolves after this battle. I wish this game had a more interesting animation sequence... it just evolves without any real animation. Even the original Telefang was more interesting when watching Denjuu evolve, even if it was blatantly ripped off of Pokémon's animation sequence.
Finally, 99% of the English text in this game is from a hack that I and some other people made. I'll link to the patch soon...
Now I hope people actually WATCH this video... O_o
