Re: Manamon and Manamon 2 move diversity: my thoughts
In Pokemon, the same type attack bonus is times 1.5, and I think it's about the same in Manamon. It might be a little less, as Manamon seems to mainly make multipliers a bit less than Pokemon, such as the factors for stat stage changes and also that there are only five levels of positive and negative stat stage changes as compared to Pokemon's 6, but 1.5 is a good benchmark. This is fairly easy to test. If your mon can learn two moves of the same effect points, one of which is the same type as the Manamon and one which is not you can just compare the average damage of the two moves and divide them to get the factor. Also, there are some moves that have more than one type. In this case, you get the same type attack multiplier for each type that matches. So the torkin, which is ghost and flame type, gets diabolical fire early on which is also ghost and flame type, meaning it has double same type bonus on that move, which is a big reason why it's such a great early game mon.
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