This is a very short and basic, yet cute game. I was surprised to find that Kirby's copy ability actually isn't in this one, but aside from that, it's actually shockingly consistent with later releases I've played on the DS and Wii. Many of the enemies and bosses look exactly the same, Kirby still dances at the end of every stage, and much of the music is familiar. The only real flaw is that the final stage features a rematch against the boss of every stage before it, and the game is only twenty minutes long in the first place, making it feel a bit redundant. Pretty solid experience otherwise, I'll probably play it a few more times.

When I originally played this following the original Last Bible, I decided it was a lot better, mostly because they implement an improved negotiation system and allow you to put equipment on your recruited demons. But I'm going back on that - it's worse. The story kills this game and throws the remains in a shallow grave. So much of this short game is spent chasing down characters who promptly run away again once you find them. There are so many pointless two room "dungeons" that have no design whatsoever.

The part that broke my sanity permanently and put me in therapy was when you head off to some island with a microscopic castle, kill a boss in two hits, go back to town, and then they send you to another island to do the exact same thing. If you haven't played it, you'll think I'm exaggerating, but I've never been more serious about anything. Ultimately this is one of those things you'll only want to play today if you're trying to do every Megami Tensei game or you just need to spend time on a mediocre Game Boy RPG.