Three varieties of Toko are available for hunting at various points in the game, each worth more EXP than the last and giving you great options for leveling throughout the game. Your first available encounter with Toko is shortly after you get your ship. Sail far north along the eastern coast of the Summerlands to a series of islands north of the continent. This island is populated primarily by some very familiar faces and is the only place where you can find and recruit Mite , Thumbelemur and Seed Sprite other than the ones you receive at the beginning of your journeys.
Be wary though, they are far stronger than the ones you started with! Just don't forget that the real reason you are here is the Toko, a squat little pear-like creature with legs and ears. Occasionally you will find one in a battle with the other monsters on the island or wandering around on the world map.
It's pretty obvious Tokos know how much EXP they are worth, because they will run at the first opportunity. If you see one on the world map, try to sneak up behind it because it will bolt as soon as it sees you. Once you've caught one on the world map or encountered one in battle, you only have a few seconds to defeat it before it runs away.
Make sure your party's targeting is set to attack the leader's target. As soon as you send your familiar into battle, call for an All-Out Attack. The biggest difficulty in hunting Tokos on Ugly Duckling Isle is the strength of the other familiars in the area. Tokos can also be encountered by engaging other enemies from the same region in combat, though the chances of finding a Toko among their ranks are slim - and you have no chance of running into a magical two Tokos that way.
Oooo, mass experience. Your best bet for hunting Tokos quickly is to combine the Veil spell, acquired from Horace in Perdida, with resetting the game. If you want you can wander the fields until a Toko appears, but if you restart and reload your game on the field you'll stand a good chance of seeing a Toko nearby. Once you do, use Veil to mask your presence and rush the poor thing. You'll catch it off guard and get in a round of attacks before it can flee.
Don't have Veil? It's still possible to catch a Toko by surprise, and you very much want to catch them by surprise. Simply stalk the Toko with caution. Watch which way it goes from a distance, not getting so close that you spook the beast. Once it's facing the complete opposite direction you're coming from, dash up and catch it in the back. If you do accidentally spook a Toko, pull back and give it some room to breathe. You can't outrun these things, and they disappear if you freak them out for too long.
One way or another, you're now in a battle with a Toko, hopefully with a full round to attack without the Toko being able to react. You want to focus your strongest tricks on it immediately. Tokos don't have a ton of HP or high defenses, but they will evade almost every normal attack you throw at them.
They can't evade tricks. Focus only on the Toko or the thing is almost certain to get away from you once its turn comes up. If you're facing two Tokos, use an area-striking or all-hitting attack instead, and consider swapping characters so you can direct everyone towards attacking these beasts. Killing Tokos requires patience, but not as much as you might think. Side Quest 1 Answer. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password?
User Info: Nightmann Nightmann 8 years ago 1 I've been looking in the billy bluff cliffs just down the hill from Perdidia and can't seem to find any Tokotokos. I've been running around getting into random fights for at least 45 min now.
Is there some trick to this, or any particular mob tokotoko has a chance to spawn with? Psn: Alaxel Log In Sign Up. Keep me logged in on this device Forgot your username or password? Don't have an account? Sign up for free! What do you need help on? Cancel X. Topic Archived First Page 2 of 3 Last. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to post messages, change how messages are displayed, and view media in posts. User Info: chakramstrike. User Info: kkeevv.
Paulkotsu posted Why does anyone quit and load. Such a waste of time Because with the method I use I typically see a Tokotoko or 2 every 5 minutes or less. You quit for 2 reasons: Reason 1 is so you don't have to fight a battle with mediocre xp and reason 2 is so the enemy that you've saved right next to is spawned. If you finish the fight you have to go attack a different one. Net: Tsarius PsychoticNess posted I just found I had more luck sometimes getting toko's a run.
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