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Usually a safe bet.

Team Name	Enemy Type	Quantity	Keywords	Description
Spiny Speedsters	Cactuar	1	Evasive, Mellow, Squishy, Fast	Its needle attack usually one shots most things, and he doesn't get hit unless you're having bad luck, might lose 1v1.
Blaster Bro	Coeurl	1	Evasive, Mellow, Squishy, Fast	Has a thunderbolt and a whirlwind attack that's amazing. If low condition, might lose 1v1.
Lumbering Loggers	Treant	1	-	Area knockback and single target stone throw.
Hearts of Iron	Red Giant	1	Area	It smashes most things. But it's fairly squishy. It rarely shows up though.
Tidal Divers	Karlabos	1	-	Great area abilities and line water ability.
Ravatogh Runners	Wyvern	2	Evasive, Area	They are the only team capable of flying around. They are unpredictable though. If they shine, they kill most things.
Crime and Punishment	Master Tonberry	1	Fast, Mellow, Area	Very jumpy with the lightsaber, many area attacks.
Foppish Hoppers	Gigantoad	1	Mellow	Long tongue ability that pierces monster groups.

Likely Winners.

Team Name	Enemy Type	Quantity	Keywords	Description
Obelisks	Reaperking	1	-	Stays back in the start and does a burrow attack. Combines high defense with insane damage if condition is right. This guy got me my first 100k!
Breakaway Bicorns	Spiracorn	2	Evasive, Squishy	High damage charge attack.
Tusk 'til Dawn	Flexitusk	2	Evasive, Fast	Overall solid, jumps around and pokes others efficiently.
Fishermen Eaters	Seadevil	2	Mellow	Occasionally fires off a devastating piercing water beam from a distance.
Voracious Villains	Voretooth	4	Evasive, Squishy	Shines in 1v1 and some 1v2.
Empty Heart	Iron Giant	1	Area	It doesn't smash as much as its red brother. And it's still squishy. It rarely shows up as well.
Vesper Guardians	Mushussu	3	Squishy, Area	They are sneaky, in fights with mainly squishies, these guys bring the well needed area damage needed to win with their tailspins.
Saber Tuskforce	Sabertusk	5	Evasive, Squishy	Shines in 1v1 and some 1v2.

Can win under certain circumstances.

Team Name	Enemy Type	Quantity	Keywords	Description
Faraway Magnanirs	Magnanir	1	Fast
Runaway Mesmenirs	Mesmenir	4	Squishy
Crazy Horns	Dualhorn	1	Area
Dandy Roosters	Cockatrice	1	Fast
Gjallarhorn	Ashenhorn	1	Area
Horrendous Horns	Dualhorn	2	Area
Fangs of Havoc	Havocfang	4	Squishy
Fish Eaters	Sahagin	3	-
Grudge Bearers	Tonberry	3	Mellow	Weak in big fights, can gang up in 1v1 fights.
Leide Antlers	Anak Stag	1	Clumsy	Only pick if high condition
Dandy Roosters	Cockatrice	1	-
Killer for Hire	Ronin	1	Mellow, Squishy	In 1v1, he has a chance to do an instakill attack. If he doesn't he's gonna lose.
Galviano Gore Club	Sparkshears	1	-
The Stingers	Reapertail	5	Squishy	Mainly a pick for big fights if odds are high.
Stunning Hens	Basilisk	1	-

Rarely Wins.

Team Name	Enemy Type	Quantity	Keywords
Elegant Elephant	Garulessa	1	Slow
Gray Heels	Arba	2	Clumsy
Brass Necks	Arok	2	Clumsy
Spiky Shields	Bulette	3	-
Midnight Walkers	Goblin	5	Squishy
Alstor Long Noses	Garula	3	Clumsy, Slow

Word	Good/Bad	Description
Evasive	Good	Usually hops around a lot in order to avoid getting hit.
Mellow	Good	Keeps out of fights most of the time so the other monsters can poke away at each other before engaging.
Fast	Good	Very fast to react to new things happening around it.
Area	Good	Sometimes enters a state of furious area of effect attack. Obliterates tiny monsters.
Clumsy	Bad	Usually falls over into a vulnerable state if attacked by more than one monster.
Squishy	Bad	Will most likely get killed in one hit if caught.
Slow	Bad	Very slow to react to new things happening around it.

Cactuar always wins, no matter who it is against. Same with Gigantoad. Coeurl wins around like 99% of time.
The Defense Horn is worth buying to use instead of the Health Horn if your monsters are in good health.
Bet 10 percent of your current tokens in order to play it safe but still get a good return.
Conditions of monsters are not important.
Often the "quantity over quality" rule mentioned is good BUT some of the big monster groups are just crap no matter what. After a few rounds with them you will learn which those are.
Don't be put off by losing. Losing helps you figure out which monster teams are the best. Look at your losses and figure out who you should have picked instead and why.
Often it's because the monsters you picked had too low health and got one shot, or too low attack so simply got out DPSd.
If you notice any monsters that seem to just sit off the the side during group fights, waiting for the others to pick each other off (gigantoad and coeurl often do this) then they're probably a good pick.

Reward	Medals Cost	Description	Replaced By
Magitek Generator	3,600,000	Auto Part - Removes fuel need.	-
Diamond Bracelet	1,250,000	Accessory: +80 Strength	-
Big Bang	450,000	Car Stickers	-
Mythic Color Samples	360,000	Car Colors	-
Arapaima Roe	240,000	Ingredient: x30 expericast catalyst and used for +%EXP food.	-
Enforcer	180,000	Weapon (Buy at Hunter HQ for 10k gil instead)	Repeatable
Precision Lance	120,000	Weapon	Repeatable
Llymlaen	85,000	Fishing Reel	Platinum Bangle
Big Master Typhon	45,000	Fishing Lure	Repeatable
Silver Bangle	34,000	Accessory: +300 HP	-
Turbocharger	15,000	Auto Part - Top speed to 70mph.	Behemoth Tenderloin
Coeurl Whiskers	7,500	Treasure	-
Great Garula Tusk	2,500	Treasure	-

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 [[Totomostro]] also known as  '''Monster Arena'''.