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''[[Hide 'n' Seek Battle Monster Tactics]]'', in Japan called ''Kakurenbo Battle Monster Tactics'' (かくれんぼバトルモンスタータクティクス, lit. ''Hide and Seek Battle Monster Tactics''), sometimes simply called ''Monster Tactics'' (モンスタータクティクス) is a hybrid strategy/RPG game published by [[Nintendo]] for the [[Game Boy Color]] on November 21, 2000.
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*[[Betting Minigame]] (slot machines in a casino on B4 that will let you win Jewels sometimes)
*[[Can't Drop the Hero]]
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*[[Early Bird Boss]] (Kratora, not even the Target Monster of B1, has high HP to go with his Fire element that can easily threaten Kevin--which makes it hilarious that the floor's Target Monster, Wyneck, is ''weaker'' and is only accompanied by an easily killed Marlinger)
*[[Elemental Rock-Paper-Scissors]]
*[[Everything's Better
*[[Everything's Better
*[[Exposition Fairy]] (Toppy)
*{{spoiler|[[Fake King]]}} (it explains {{spoiler|King Klein's evil look}})
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*[[Fog of War]] (the premise of this game)
*[[Game Breaker]] (Taren and Sylvia)
*[[Glass Cannon]] ({{spoiler|Goum}}, but subverted a bit in that damage attacks on his front are reduced even further by the direction multiplier, and he has so many
*[[Gotta Catch Em All]] (the Montacs, which you get for defeating the different types of monsters, along with the individual monster types' moves)
*[[He Knows About Timed Hits]] (Although some players may have trouble learning how to play through the game anyway, every time you start over you have to deal with Toppy telling you.)
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*[[Useless Useful Spell]] (averted to the point of making Taren a [[Game Breaker]] thanks to a learnable paralysis technique that's along the way; and on your side, {{spoiler|Gunter is immune to status effects}})
*[[Warmup Boss]] (Nightmare, the first monster you fight in [[Fog of War]])
*[[We Cannot Go
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