Money, fame and status are earned through battles, which are held periodically throughout the year. In addition to training, you must also periodically give your monster time to rest. The advantage of errantries is that your monster can learn new battle techniques and gain experience more quickly. Errantries cost money and take one month.
Drills are free and take one week of time. These six characteristics are improved by putting your monster through a series of drills and errantries. Six different characteristics determine the strength and quality of your monster: Life (Lif), Power (Pow), Defense (Def), Skill (Ski), Speed (Spd) and Intelligence (Int). Sadly, your monster will even eventually die. Over the course of your monster's life, it will behave much like a real animal - growing, getting hungry, becoming tired, disobeying you, etc. Once your monster is created, it is up to you to train it properly. Monsters from the original game can also be imported. 408 different monsters are possible, as compared to 193 in the original. The game reads a portion of data from the CD and creates a unique monster. A monster is "born" by inserting a CD (audio, CD-ROM or even another PlayStation game) into the console at the requested time. Like its predecessor, Monster Rancher 2 is a game of breeding, training and fighting. Monster Rancher 2, released two years later, retains the basic premise of the original while adding several new features and more advanced graphics.
The first Monster Rancher was a cult hit among players of all ages.
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