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Mirror World FriendStory. Other Features. These slots can be filled with item pots also called imps or items that affect item pots these items appear as lamps; see the item section , below. The goal of item pot is to level up an imp to its maximum level actually, you must level it to its maximum level, e.

The fullness bar on the right begins empty. As you feed the imp, the bar will fill up. It takes about 60 etc items to fill the bar, or equips. When the fullness bar fills up completely, the imp will fall asleep for a certain amount of time, depending on the imp. After waking from sleep, the imp will level up. It will be hungry and so its fullness may drop suddenly. If it drops below zero, the imp will go down a level and be sad.

Feed the imp until it returns to the level it should be at. You should stop feeding it, if closeness is not full, when it is back to its level and the tooltip, when you hover your mouse over the imp, says something about waiting a certain number of minutes before closeness increases. If it doesn't say anything about the time remaining, then it hasn't returned to normal and you should continue feeding it. The longer you wait to feed it after it wakes up, the more the fullness bar will drop. You can level your imp up all the way without increasing the closeness by very much.

If you do this, your reward will not be very good. If you can raise its closeness to before being rewarded, the item will be better. To raise closeness, you have to feed the imp every couple of minutes. For the normal imps, it is once every 10 minutes. If you do this without items, it will take about 17 hours to fill the imp's closeness.

Closeness will only increase if there is a closeness point available. You can check to see if a point is available by hovering your mouse over the closeness bar. It will say "Closeness: 1". Closeness points can accumulate past one, but it is rare. The best way to increase closeness is to use Pounding Hearts. If you have a Pounding Heart facing the imp you want to feed, and the imp's fullness isn't high enough to put it to sleep if fed, you can feed your imp 10 times in a row and each time its closeness will go up by one.

If you gather about Pounding Hearts before starting an imp, you can get it to closeness in no time. For each Pounding Heart that you use you will spend one hour and 40 minutes less feeding your imp.

Once you get your closeness up to a suitable level, you can feed your imp good items or a lot of items at once to put them to sleep as quickly as possible. If you have:. Not only do you have to wait for closeness, but you will have to wait for your imp to sleep, too! Imps become sad when they are not fed and their fullness begins to drop too much. To cure it, feed it until the sadness is gone.

Imps get sick randomly and must be fed medicine acquired from an NPC in Ardentville once to cure the status. User Info: a5ny5. From what I can tell you need to pay a LOT of attention to the imps not including maple tree, since you can force feed it to evolution.

What happens is that you have to feed it i believe you can feed it twice in a minute period and watch its level slowly go up. Eventually it'll fall asleep for I think 30 mins dunno what the exact number is and you rinse and repeat. Meaning it's really only possible if you watch it for like 10 hours straight. What do you get? Who knows. User Info: Jeric I've grown one of these before.

Forgot if it was the Gemstone one or the leaf one. But anyway, I got some weird Stirge Whip weapon, like something outta Gachapon. I don't really know what else you can get from these things and I don't know if they're any good, but I do know that growing one is a royal pain in the ass.

User Info: Dark Young Link. It is a pain though, especially since you have to max out their happiness to get the good stuff. You also have to remember when they first went to sleep. I believe they wake up 21 hours after they fall asleep. Using alarm clocks imp awakes in 30 minutes can cut this time by a fair bit, but clocks are once a day, and you still have to wait at least days to get anything done. User Info: RedYoshi Dark Young Link posted If one of those happens, you just wasted a day or so.

The fun really starts when you get slapped by an unpredictable emergency maintenance. Just long enough for your imp to starve to death.