Can I get this translated?

[pikachumanson]

It's for a game I really want to beat. My japanese is not good at all and these phrases have a lot of words i have never seen before. It is a lot, but i'd appreciate the help big time!

[WMANTO 9]
さいごに おしえてやろう+
たたかいに まけたものは/n
めいきゅうのそとへ+
とばされることに なっている/n
…こんなふうに だ;

[WMANTO 9]
あ~~れ~~~~……っ!;

[Arle 6]
ごうかいに とんでいったなぁ+
…おぼえておこうっと;

[Arle 5]
マントくん そこをどいてよ+
これからサタンにあって/n
カ－ドになったぷよくんたちを+
もとに もどさせるんだから;

[WMANTO 9]
ふっふっふっ…+
その かっこいいサタンから/n
おまえにプレゼントを+
わたしてくれと たのまれてな;


さぁ この『カ－ドケ－ス』を+
うけとるがいい!;

[GETTING THE CARD CASE]
『カ－ドケ－ス』をてにいれた


[Arle 6]
カ－ドケ－ス?;

[WMANTO 9]
おまえがもっているカ－ドに+
かんけいあるものだ;

[Alt base]
カ－ド? カ－ドって+
ぷよくんのカ－ドのこと?;

[Alt top][WMANTO 9]
そうだ まずはそのカ－ドの+
ひみつをおしえてやろう/n
そのカ－ドには+
1まいにつき 1たいずつ/n
『もんすたあ』とよばれる+
ものが ねむっている/n
これからさき おまえのまえに+
いろんなてきが おそってくる/n
そんなとき そのカ－ドから+
もんすたあを よべだせば/n
もんすたあは いっしょに+
たたかってくれるだろう/n
この もんすたあのよべだしを+
『しょうかん』という/n
…しょうかんについては+
わかったか?;

[OPTIONS]
 ばっちり!+
 ぜんぜん わかんない

ぜんぜん わかんない;

[Alt top]
では もういちど+
せつめいしてやろう/n

[Arle 2]
ばっちりだよ!;
[Alt top]それでは せつめいを+
さきに すすめるぞ/n
もんすたあは いちどに+
2たいまで しょうかんできる/n
しかも しょうかんしても+
カ－ドはなくならない/n
もんすたあは いつも2たい+
だしておくのが いいだろう;

[Alt base][Arle 6]
だけどボク カ－ドを+
1まいしかもってないよ;

[Alt top]
カ－ドは てきをたおすことで+
てにいれることができる/n
だが おまえがもちあるける+
カ－ドは6まいまでだ/n
それいじょうのカ－ドを+
あつめたいときには/n
さっきの カ－ドケ－スを+
つかうといいだろう/n
カ－ドケ－スに カ－ドを+
いれると カ－ドがすぐに/n
『カ－ドバンク』へ+
じどうてきに おくられるのだ;

[Alt base]
カ－ドバンク?;

[Alt top]
カ－ドを タダであずかって+
くれる ばしょのことだ/n
カ－ドバンクには カ－ドを+
256まいまで あずけられる/n
カ－ドバンクは このやしきの+
うえ かわのむこうにあるから/n
あとでいってみるがいい/n
カ－ドケ－スについては+
わかったか?;

[OPTIONS]
 ばっちり!+
 ぜんぜん わかんない

ぜんぜん わかんない…+;

[Arle 1]
もういっかい おしえて;

[Alt top]
では もういちど+
せつめいしてやろう/n

[Arle 2]
ばっちりだよ!;

[Alt top]
では さらに せつめいを+
していくぞ/n
カ－ドケ－スで ひとつ+
ちゅういすることがある/n
カ－ドケ－スではカ－ドを+
ひきだすことはできないのだ/n
ひきだすにはちょくせつ+
カ－ドバンクにいくか/n
『こうかんき』を+
つかうしかないのだ;

[Alt base][Arle 6]
こうかんき?;

[Alt top]
おまえのよこにあるのが+
こうかんきだ/n
カ－ドが1まいでは+
なにかと ふべんだとおもって/n
おまえのために わたしが+
カ－ドをあずけておいた/n
こうかんきで カ－ドを+
ひきだしてみるがいい!;

[WMANTO 9]
カ－ドは うまく+
ひきだせたか?;

[OPTIONS]
 ばっちり!+
 ぜんぜん わかんない

[Arle 5]
…ぜんぜん わかんない;

[Alt top]
では もういちど+
せつめいしてやろう/n

[Arle 2]
ばっちりだよ!;

[Alt top]
それなら つぎの+
せつめいに うつろう/n
もんすたあの しょうかんは+
バトルちゅうでも できるが/n
『メニュ－』がめんの+
『バトルのじゅんべ』で/n
もんすたあを えらんでおけば+
たたかいのはじめに/n
そのもんすたあが じどうで+
しょうかんされる/n
さいしょに もんすたあをよぶ+
てまが はぶけるので/n
つねに2たい えらんでおく+
ことをすすめるぞ/n
さあ バトルのじゅんべを+
やってみろ!;

[WMANTO 9]
バトルのじゅんべは+
うまくできたか?;

[OPTIONS]
 ばっちり!+
 ぜんぜん わかんない

ぜんぜん わかんない;

[Alt top]
では もういちど+
せつめいしてやろう/n

[Arle 2]
ばっちりだよ!;

[Alt top]
メニュ－がひらきたくなったら+
『スタ－トボタン』をおせ/n
そうすれば メニュ－を+
ひらくことができるぞ/n
では さいごにもんすたあに+
ついての ちゅういてんだ;

[Alt base][Arle 6]
もんすたあに ついて?;

[Alt top]
もんすたあは なんどでも+
しょうかんできる/n
また たたかいでうしなった+
HPとMPは/n
そのたたかいが おわれば+
かんぜんにかいふくする/n
しかし HPが0になって+
しまったばあいは/n
その もんすたあは+
しょうかんできなくなる/n
そんなときは カ－ドバンクか+
こうかんきにいけば/n
ふたたべ しょうかんする+
ことが できるようになるぞ/n
それと じぶんよりレベルが+
かなりうえの もんすたあは/n
おまえのだした めいれいを+
きかないことがあるし/n
おまえをおそう きけんもある+
よぶときは きをつけることだ/n
これでせつめいはおわりだ+
わかったかな?;

[OPTIONS]
 ばっちり!+
 ぜんぜん わかんない

ぜんぜん わかんない;

[Alt top]
では もういちど+
せつめいしてやろう/n

[Arle 2]
ばっちりだよ!/n

[Arle 1]
ぷよくんのカ－ドって+
そんなすごいものだったんだ;

[Alt top]
そのと－りだ!;

[Alt base][Arle 2]
じゃ さっそく
ためさせてもらおうっと!

[Alt top]
……………え?;

[Alt base]
カ－ドにいる もんすたあさん+
でてきてちょ－だいっ!;

[Alt top]
でえぇ－－－－－っ?!;

[WMANTO 9]
けいきよく とばされたな+
…べっくりしたか?;

[Arle 3]
だれだって べっくりするよ!+
あれは キミのしわざなの?!;

[Alt top]
どうかな? わたしにかてたら+
おしえてやろう;

[Alt base]
よ－しっ! まけないぞっ!!;

 

[FinancialWar]

text without kanji is a pain to read.

 

[pikachumanson]

Sorry the game is in hiragana and katakana.
I get what you mean though a lot of times it's hard to know the context of the word without it's kanji.

 

[FinancialWar]

I'm waiting for Mike to tell you JREF is not a translation service.

 

[nekojita]

If you just want to know how to play/beat the game, google the name of it + 攻略 (walkthrough) and use that to figure out the basics/move on when you get stuck, rather than attempting to parse mountains of kana-only text. (Presuming there is no English-language explanation online, which, depending on the popularity of the game, there might well be).

You do not need a translation of every line in a game to play the game.

 

[pikachumanson]

とにかくありがとうございました。
@FinancialWar 何はエリート主義的である必要はありません。

 

[BrianLewis]

It does kind of seem like your asking people just to do work for you. Consider that you can construct 2 understandable sentences, yet need help with:

[Alt top]
……………え?;

If you were to point out specifics that you are having trouble with, I am sure people would be glad to help. However, this just looks like a big block of rudimentary fan-translation work that you want to push onto someone else.

[WMANTO 9]
あ~~れ~~~~……っ!;

Am I wrong?

ぜんぜん わかんない;

 

[nekojita]

That was Google translate (You can spot the syntax a mile off.)
"thank you anyway" → とにかくありがとうございました
"no need to be elitist" → 何はエリート主義的である必要はありません

 

[FinancialWar]

by the way OP, how did you get the text anyway? Did you type everything from the game screen or did you copied and paste from somewhere.

 

[Mike Cash]

I'm waiting for Mike to tell you JREF is not a translation service.

You would have been waiting a long time, because my policy regarding anybody over the age of about eight still messing around with Pokemon is to ignore the hell out of them.

 

[pikachumanson]

Everything is from the game screen. Look, I am sorry for dumping that big block of text. I should have known better. Well I will try to figure it out myself. But if I run into trouble on certain words, will you guys help me out?

 

[FinancialWar]

Everything is from the game screen. Look, I am sorry for dumping that big block of text. I should have known better. Well I will try to figure it out myself. But if I run into trouble on certain words, will you guys help me out?

I'll try if you at least put appropriate kanji into the text. Just type them out and press space bar and you should get mostly correct kanji.

さいごに おしえてやろう into 最後に教えてやろう

 

[pikachumanson]

A guy named Paul Jenson translated this. I just put this here so in case anyone wanted to know, can learn from this like I am.
All the hi hiragan's were showing up as be hiragana in the script.

The context is an explanation of a card in a dungeon.
[WMANTO 9]
Finally, I'll tell you this.
There's a rule here in the labyrinth.
If you lose in battle, you'll be punted out.
Allow me to demonstrate...

[WMANTO 9]
YAAAAH! HOO HOO HOO hoo eee...!*
(*Screamed in the style of Disney's 1950's-era Goofy)

[Arle 6]
Wow!
That was a heck of a flight!
Guess I better remember that rule!

[Arle 5]
Hey, Mister Mantle man, could you move?
I gotta go find Satan and get those Puyo cards turned back into normal little Puyos.

[WMANTO 9]
Hm hm hm...
Satan's a radical devil.
He's so radical he asked me to give you a gift.

Here.
Have a Card Case.

[GETTING THE CARD CASE]
Got a Card Case

[Arle 6]
What's a "Card Case"?

[WMANTO 9]
It's for those cards you've been carrying around.

[Alt base]
Cards?
You mean the little Puyo cards?

[Alt top][WMANTO 9]
Exactly.
Let me tell you a little secret about those cards.
Inside each one is a sleeping monster.
You're gonna get attacked by enemies from here on in.
When you do, just call out a monster, and it'll battle alongside you.
We call that "summoning".
...Make sense so far?

[OPTIONS]
Totally!
Not a bit.

Not a bit.

[Alt top]
All righty then.
Let me explain it again.

[Arle 2]
Totally!

[Alt top]
All righty then.
Let's move on.
You can summon up to two monsters at once.
Plus, you get to keep your cards afterwards.
It's probably best to bring out two monsters every time.

[Alt base][Arle 6]
But I've only got one card!

[Alt top]
You can get more by defeating enemies.
But you can only carry up to six at a time.
If you want to carry more, use your Card Case.
When you put a card in there, it'll automatically get sent to the Card Bank.

[Alt base]
What's the Card Bank?

[Alt top]
It's a place that'll hold your cards for you for free.
You can keep up to 256 cards there.
You should go check the place out.
It's on the other side of the river above this mansion.
So, do you understand how the Card Case works now?

[OPTIONS]
Yup!
Nope.

I don't get it...

[Arle 1]
Tell me again.

[Alt top]
OK.
Let's try this once more.

[Arle 2]
I got it!

[Alt top]
Good.
Then let me tell you more.
There's one thing you gotta be careful about.
You can't use your Card Case to withdraw cards from the Card Bank.
You can only do it directly from the Trading Machine at the Bank itself.

[Alt base][Arle 6]
What's a Trading Machine?

[Alt top]
It's that thing right next to you.
I put a card in there for you because I figured you'd have a rough time with only one card.
You should pull it out.
Go ahead and give it a try.

[WMANTO 9]
How'd it go?
Did you get it out OK?

[OPTIONS]
Piece o' cake!
Piece o' sh--!

[Arle 5]
Nope.
Couldn't do it.

[Alt top]
OK.
Let me explain it again.

[Arle 2]
Yup!
Got it!

[Alt top]
OK.
Let's keep going.
So, you can summon monsters during a battle.
But you can also choose your monsters ahead of time by going to "Menu" and then "Battle Prep".
That way, they'll be summoned automatically at the start of a battle.
I recommend you keep two monsters selected at all times.
It's a good way to save time and effort.
Now, how about you try doing some battle prep?

[WMANTO 9]
How'd it go?
Did you do it?

[OPTIONS]
No problem!
No. Problem.

Nope.
I couldn't figure it out.

[Alt top]
OK.
Listen up.
Here we go again.

[Arle 2]
Easy as pie!

[Alt top]
When you want to bring up the menu, push the Start button.
Lastly, here are some words of warning about monsters.

[Alt base][Arle 6]
"Warning"?

[Alt top]
You can summon a monster as many times as you like.
Also, any HP or MP a monster loses in battle will be restored once the battle ends.
But if its HP get down to zero, you won't be able to summon it anymore.
You can summon it again if you visit the Trading Machine at the Card Bank.
Another thing...
Monsters whose levels are higher that yours might ignore your commands sometimes.
There's even a chance they'll attack you!
So be careful anytime you summon a monster.
Well, that's all I have to say.
Did you get all that?

[OPTIONS]
Completely!
Um, what?

Could you explain that again?

[Alt top]
OK.
Let's do this again.

[Arle 2]
Yeah!
Got it!

[Arle 1]
I didn't know these Puyo cards were so cool!

[Alt top]
Yep.
They're the coolest.

[Alt base][Arle 2]
Welp, I guess I'll go ahead and try this out!

[Alt top]
Sure.
Wait, what?

[Alt base]
Mister Monster ma~~~n!
C'mon out, Mister Monster ma~~~n!

[Alt top]
YAAAAH! HOO HOO HOO hoo eee...!*
(*Also screamed in the style of Disney's 1950's-era Goofy)

[WMANTO 9]
That was a mighty fine soar!
Startle you there, did I?

[Arle 3]
That'd startle ANYBODY!
That your secret move or somethin'?

[Alt top]
Maybe.
I'll tell you if you beat me.

[Alt base]
You got it!
It's ON!

 

[Mike Cash]

There is a reason the text is in all kana. Have you thought about what that reason might be?

 

[LewiiG]

There is a reason the text is in all kana. Have you thought about what that reason might be?

Is the reason because under eight year olds are possible players? Maybe there is a kanji option for older people.

The main Pokemon games since 2010 have had kanji options, but it seems like a lot of people wanted "漢字モード" before that. Please do not think Pokemon is for children under eight years old. That may be what it looks like, but it is really not the case.

I guess I will be ignored now... xD but that's all I wanted to say.

 

[Mike Cash]

Is the reason because under eight year olds are possible players? Maybe there is a kanji option for older people.

The main Pokemon games since 2010 have had kanji options, but it seems like a lot of people wanted "漢字モード" before that. Please do not think Pokemon is for children under eight years old. That may be what it looks like, but it is really not the case.

I guess I will be ignored now... xD but that's all I wanted to say.

I have two kids who went through the Pokemon phase. After about age eight or so I doubt I could have paid them to maintain an interest in it. It is mindless drivel aimed at small children. Even worse, it is mindless drivel made for the express purpose of separating the parents of small children from their money. Same goes for Yu-Gi-Oh, while we're at it.

 

[pikachumanson]

The game is called The Adventures of Arle. It was for gameboy. No Kanji option was in the game. It was all kana as far as I could see. Only the intro had Kanji.

 

[LewiiG]

I have two kids who went through the Pokemon phase. After about age eight or so I doubt I could have paid them to maintain an interest in it. It is mindless drivel aimed at small children. Even worse, it is mindless drivel made for the express purpose of separating the parents of small children from their money. Same goes for Yu-Gi-Oh, while we're at it.

Mindless drivel? the game's battle system is actually quite deep and strategical. You just need to look past the simple look of it. And instead of calling it "aimed at small children" I would rather say it is made so that it is "suitable for everyone". Kids can play it, I guess it is still fun to them just battling monsters, but also older ones looking for a really good strategic game. Yu-Gi-Oh I am not even sure. I am pretty sure Yu-Gi-Oh doesn't even have any good games. Yu-Gi-Oh was a just manga first anyway. Pokemon was an amazing game that became immensely popular.
But anyway it is not that important. What any of us thinks does not change the fact that Pokemon is played by all age ranges, Japan especially.

The game is called The Adventures of Arle. It was for gameboy. No Kanji option was in the game. It was all kana as far as I could see. Only the intro had Kanji.

That makes sense. I would imagine every Gameboy game used kana. Given the limitations of it being an 8-bit system.