First of some general things: I think for the routing that was chosen this was done marvelously, the money and Item routing was tight and
worked out perfectly through the end. I will mention that I will not agree with the early game Equipment purchases as I feel like they are not
necessary though and in this run a total of 24420 Gold has been picked up from the Floor and I really feel like this could be completley routed
out. All these pickups add up to a huge amount of time wasted and with a little better routing it could be ignored.
For the purpose of this routing though it works out perfectly and the money pickups do not waste that much time to begin with (that being said
some money pickups are out of the way).
Regardless lets take a look at the segments.

Segment 1-3:
Let me lead with Segments 1-3. While I know this is tedious and your work is done easier the more segments you have, I feel like these
3 Segments could be 1 big segment. This would be roughly 34-35 Minutes and yes, getting a good segment for this huge amount of time could be
very tedious but there is not a lot happening and the Boss Fight is easy enough. That way I could also forgive using V-Slash and Puffy Kick
on the Boss instead of Auto-Battling, which loses this run about 20-25 seconds in the grand scheme of things. But this is really nitpicking,
I very well understand the choice of making this 3 segments as you dont wanna watch 10 minutes of introduction when you farm a good Boss Fight
for Rockbird.

Segment 4-6:
The same goes for Segments 4-6, again running through Leck Mines its understandable that you want an additional segment for it because it would
be tedious to go through the Mines and get a good segment forthis. In segment 5 the Workcloth and Rubberboots pickup serves no purpose as it is
not necessary to fight any of the bosses up ahead.
I will say though that I wouldve really liked to at least have Segment 5 and 6 together since Segment 5 is 2:40 and it shouldn't have been very
difficult to get those 2 together.
The bossfight itself was pretty good, but I'd like to see 1 less V-Slash and more Auto Attacks here aswell, 1 V-Slash was really good since it
countered the bosses attack.

Segment 7:
Very well thought out Segment and very well executed. I want a sub 25 Minigame in the next segmented run though B).

Segment 8-9:
Now here is a problem again, while this is terrificly executed it bothers me that this is 2 segments because Segment 8 is 1:50. I get why it is
that way, because the Boss can be tough and whatnot but really, I feel like this should be 1 big segment.
Again I feel like the Equipment Pickups thus far would not be necessary in a Segmented Run since you can beat Squid easily without them.
Does not even get hit. I will exclude the Pirate Hat from this since it is going to be necessary for the Boss after Squid King, but I feel
like we can do without the Wind Charm aswell (picked up for selling purposes).

Segment 10-12:
Again very well executed with the dodges and all of that, but feeling like you can merge together 1 or even all of these.
Again understanding why that isn't the case but defenitley a possibility.
The shopping in Segment 10 amounts to 2820 Gold for the Equipment which can easily be reached without the Wind Charm, rendering it completley
useless.
Sidenote:
I hope that the next Segmented Run will use the Confusion Strats on Ruin Guard, the reason I am pointing this out right here is that you can
buy Truffles here that will inflict confusion, effectively saving Money over the Confusion Roots you can buy in Zil Padon.

Segment 13:
Very nice good luck on my boy Chang here, we only saw 2 Spin Kicks and 1 Tornado Punch which is incredible. I am really not a big fan of
defending here but the pattern he gives more than makes up for losing Justins DPS.
This is still improvable but man, its Chang. Good Job on this fight.

Segment 14:
Wind and Water purchases are defenitley a must for Crackle,  it is just way too overpowered to ignore and obtained very easily.
The Boots pickup seems unnecessary.
Additionally there is a Miracle Potion in the Forest Part here that replenishes 5 MP for the whole party, which could be very good for Wind
Magic Grinding.

Segment 15:
Instead of using Burnflame you should use Howl here, if possible twice to get Wind Magic Experience. I am irritated by the Music Change in the
Battle here but I am just going to blame the Playstation for that.
As far as the Water Magic Grinding goes, I did some testing and it is (very minimally) faster to get hit once by the statue and then Heal once
and go back out of the Menu compared to getting hit 6 times and healing twice (we are talking 0.5s difference). Of course since this is
somewhat "extensive" grinding, it makes somewhat of a difference.

Segment 16:
Pretty straightforward, I like that you finished the Magic Grinding in this Segment, dodges were good.

Segment 17:
Ganymede fight went really well, Hunters Knife defenitley shines here. Not much to improve here. An alternative strategy for some Grinding
aswell could be to buy Earth and use Diggin' 7 Times and then whack him with Play Fair, but that could be a strategy that takes a little too
long.

Segment 18:
I have been slightly irritated by the money pickups so far and here is why: This segment picks up the Magic Lamp which sells for a Fortune and
it is a gift for this run. But this is exactly why I dont understand the rest of the money pickups so far.
It has been a total of 810G which you can not really do much with anyways, probably losing roughly 10 seconds in the process.

Segment 19/20:
Very reasonable Herb Mountain, Life Seed seems like a very good choice to pickup here since Justin needs all the HP he can get.
Again I have a very big gripe with ending this segment (19) this early, the next Segment (20) is just cutscenes and walking so these 2 segments
could have easily been merged, effectively saving the time to save.

Segment 21:
Probably the toughest fight out of the 3 for the segmented run since Saki's Defense is insane and Combo Attacks don't do much. Very well
handled though, reasonable outcome

Segment 22:
Not much to say here, good menuing and the fight was amazing (nice clutch at the end).

Segment 23:
Surprised the Army Dart that is on the way is not picked up since it is a good Range Weapon for Sue and gives her Attack more meaning since she
doesnt have the delay she has with a Mace. Disregarding that, I do feel like you can use more Play Fair in the Mio fight to save some time and
gain a little more Weapon EXP, granted it would probably take a little bit longer to farm a reasonable fight.

Segment 24:
The Soldier fights are used to get some Wind EXP and finish off Crackle which is a very good thing to do here.
Additionally having enough MP for 3 Burnflame is a nice attention to detail. I think that this Segment can be improved though, especially the
first fight vs. Sergeants is not really that great.

Segment 25:
Very straightforward, would have liked to see the SLOUCH WEED be picked up (decreases WIT by 2 on an enemy) and that be used on a boss later
but overall not much to say here.

Segment 26:
The start of this Segment (including the shopping and the cutscenes) could have been included in the previous segment, but again it is
a Mountain of menuing so I understand opting into making this another Segment.
The Equipment purchases here are more than questionable since they are absolutley not necessary. There is 7135 Gold invested into
new Equipment that effectively raises the Defense by 5-7, which I do not think (ESPECIALLY) in a segmented run is necessary.
Furthermore there is an Item in the Shop here that is completley ignored called "Zap Scroll". If you put 10-12 of them on Sue
here for instance she can just Zap everything for 110-130 damage which would speed up a TON of segments here. You might even wanna consider
buying more of these since, well there is nothing that you get in the near future that will beat their DPS. Regardless the rest
of the Segment is pretty straightforward, cutscenes and whatnot.

Segment 27:
The aforementioned Zap Scrolls work wonders here, 1 turning all the Sergeants with ease, not even having to (but recommend to use) Burnflame.
Using Crackle here kicks there butt pretty nice but is wasted EXP for Justin that could be put into Fire or something else
like his Sword. HIGHLY recommend Zap Scrolls.
As far as what this segment holds in itself, the fights are pretty good for what it is and are handled well.

Segment 28:
Good segment, the Baobab Fruit pickup was probably just a safety that got discarded in the process.

Segment 29:
The Fruit pickups here at the start are not necessary and cost a lot of time (getting stuck in the rocks).
Straight forward segment otherwise, should try to use Auto Battle vs the Bird, the Bird should not get a turn because it will fall down and
take a while to get up and thats probably faster than using techs.

Segment 30:
Very nicely done overall here, the Bird fight is probably one of the worst things on Disc 1. I have to come back to what i said in Segment 26
though, the Zap Scroll work wonders here killing all 3 Birds in one fell swoop.
(You need to use 2 and then maybe 1-2 Combo Attacks)

Segment 31:
Very reasonable. 1 Minor slipup at the end there by talking to Gadwin again, but eh I mean thats not even 0.3s lost.

Segment 32:
Nothing out of the ordinary, good dodging. (This is my least favorite area in the game)

Segment 33:
Another questionable shopping segment. I am not sure about buying all this Equipment, especially on Sue since it will not be
needed for any of the upcoming Bosses in Disc 1. The Shield pickup on Mt.Typhoon could be justified if no Equipment was bought but it is put
on Sue for the time being and thus pretty much not needed (it is going to be handed down later but a miniscule difference in Defense to what
was bought and it only gives a measly 500G when sold)

Segment 34:
Begins with a Menu that could be avoided if the Shield was not picked up. All the Equipment swapping here is also not necessary
(Justin and Gadwin interchange a couple of things for Minor stat changes).
In the first Room you only need to activate 1 of the Barrels, not all of them. This will create less lag if you rotate the camera perfectly,
and the enemies will stay on their stones. Reasonable segment otherwise.

Segment 35:
Going back to segment 26, Sue could really benefit from having a Zap Scroll here. The Dynamite is fine and all but with a Scroll this fight
could be shortened a bit. Additionally this fight should be farmed for a better outcome and you should have  Justin use Burn or Howl here aswell
to delay the Serpents ATB. Giving Gadwin the weaker Weapon on purpose in the previous Segment is also something I dont really understand given
the fact that he is the Main Damage Source.
Rest is pretty straightforward as it is cutscenes and dodging.

Segment 36:
Missing out on 2 very crucial Items here, the Dragonslayer Sword and the Demon Eye Stone. The Sword is effective against Dragons
(coming up: a Dragon Boss). The Demon Eye Stone speeds up spellcasting (Crackle/Healing etc.).
Those 2 Items can be gotten in South Lama Mountains in the timespan of 45 seconds and I am pretty sure they would pay for themselves very quickly.
Disregarding that, this is a pretty straightforward segment. Again shopping for a miniscule Shoe upgrade here that costs you a total of 5040 Gold
seems pointless.

Segment 37:
There is a Chain of Gems here in the Volcano that would probably take 40 seconds to pickup but gives you +1 Combo Attack.
Combined with the Dragon Killer on Gadwin that would mean massive damage for the upcoming Boss and I am pretty sure it would pay for itself
(additionally it will sell for good money later). Disregarding that, the Hot Dog fight was handled well, 2 Rainstaffs
are amazing for Money but not needed for the Boss. Well executed dodges.
In return though, not needing the Rainstaff means you can dodge the doge, saving a battle here.

Segment 38:
The aforementioned Item pickups would make Gadwin hit for 150+ with Combo attacks, and he would have 3 of them. Since you have
Crackle on both Justin AND Feena, that deals a whooping 120-150 damage aswell. This boss would probably die in roughly 2 1/2 Turns with that setup.
Sue could use maybe 1 Power Mushroom to buff up Gadwin for even more Damage.
As it stands, this fight was well executed with what was gotten, can not really ask for much more here.
Additionally all the Equipment pickups were indeed rendered useless since we did not get hit exactly once. Sue would have died here without the
Equipment pickups but that is not really an issue.

Segment 39:
Straightforward segment, no mistakes.

Segment 40:
Okay with the Speed Seed pickup here, but can probably be skipped. Dodging everything nicely, Revival Stone is defenitley something
you absolutley want to have since you can use more risky strats in a Battle further down the road. Very straightforward.

Segment 41:
Dodging the Toads swiftly, a Zap Scroll (yes they keep coming back) would dispatch of all Toads in the forced fight in 1 fell swoop.
Other than that this Segment can probably be extended to where Segment 42 goes because nothing much is happening here regarding actual
dodges.

Segment 42:
Not much happening, dodges are handled well up until Save Point.

Segment 43:
The fight against Massacre Machine here is another example where the Chain of Gems would be incredibly useful. 1 Power Shroom on Gadwin
and he would go to town on this thing. This is the first fight where the Equipment pickups do kick in as Massacre Machine does get a fair
amount of turns and does physical attacks, so IF you want to pickup Equipment doing a shopping segment as you return from Gumbo seems like
a fair assesment. (That being said I am pretty confident it is still not necessary for the Massacre Machines, just looking forward to the
Gadwin and Grinwhale fight Justin and Feena should have upgraded Equipment by now)
The reason I am pointing this out right here is that by delaying the shopping you can probably skip picking up some Items and Money I have
been harboring on about for a couple of segment entries now.
The Massacre Machine fight itself is handled splendidly, can't really complain. The power of Crackle does show.
Rest of the segment is straightforward up to the Save Point.

Segment 44:
Similar to the first Massacre Machine, Gadwin can go to town on this thing with the Chain of Gems and a Power Shroom. Not much else to add
really since the fight is crackled... I mean handled well. :>)

Segment 45:
BibleThump. Should consider filling up Sue's Inventory with Power Mushrooms here since they will be in the Stash once she is gone and that
way in Segment 49, you can get the amount you need from your Stash.

Segment 46:
Short but straightforward, could possibly attach this to Segment 45.

Segment 47:
If you would have picked up the Dragon Killer Justin would have a better Sword, the Chain of Gems would give you 3 Combo Attacks here at the
cost of 15 WIT. But then again, you could have picked up a Slouch Weed in Segment 25 or at the start of the Valley here to slow down Gadwin by 2.
Using Crackle here is defenitley a good alternative, but it should be considered that you use a Slouch Weed/Power Mushroom and go to town on him,
raising your Sword Levels significantly.
All of this being said, its nuts that he did not get to use a single Tech, incredible luck.

Segment 48:
Should consider merging this with either Segment 47 or 49, but man I do understand why this is singled out. Valley of the Flying Dragon sucks.

Segment 49:
Taking things out of the Stash now is a very smart move, you would have the Chance on the Boat later but then you could not sell things.
As far as the shopping goes, it is merely to get some Power Shrooms. I mentioned earlier that this could have been done in a different segment
to cut down on time on the Stash and walking back between Inn and Shop, but that is a minor detail.
Selling all the things he got from Sue and Gadwin is a must for upgrading Equipment in Disc 2, so that is a given here.
The Boat cutscenes are pretty straightforward, BUT it has laid out 1 trap for you. You get multiple choices here and while you would think it is
faster to just mash through them, it actually saves 1 second choosing the 2nd option for the first one. Just a minor detail though.

Segment 50:
The Fruit of Life pickup is ESSENTIAL since it gives you 10 HP for free. I dont even know why the developers thought 10 HP for free was ok.
Anyways straightforward up to the Boss. Here is where the fun begins. Grinwhale is one of the toughest Bosses in the game as you only have Justin
and Feena but this run exploits its weakness very well. The Lure will only ever target Justin, which is a godsend since Feena can just finish him
with Burn/Burnflame/Burnflare.
HOWEVER, it should be considered to have Justin carry 2-3 Zap Scrolls (maybe even more) since those deal a ridiculous amount of damage to this Boss
and could probably cut down the time it takes to beat this guy by minutes.

Segment 51:
Straightforward segment here, not much to add. There is a Slouch Weed again that I would love to see used right at the start but oh well.

Segment 52:
The use of Sidethrow is somewhat questionable but delays Trents turns. I would rather see a farm for a good fight with using a Power Mushroom on
Rapp and just Missiling the main Body, as I think the fight could be faster that way.
Still very nice luck and execution.

Segment 53:
The shopping here irritates me a little bit again. Buying Winged Boots seems like a total waste of money since Ninja Sandals are just as good
and save roughly 4000 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!) gold a piece. Also buying a Sword for Rapp seems kinda weird for the upcoming parts since a Shuriken
enables him to use better Techs. It would kind of make sense to buy it for Justin or at least put it in your inventory for the Milda Fight and
then give it to Rapp, if you want to even buy it that is (I would save up the money for Zil Padon).
The rest is pretty straightforward, the pickups make sense since we are not leveling up a bunch.

Segment 54:
The Slouch Weed would work wonders here aswell. Maybe even use 2 on her, since her attacks are pretty powerful. A nice little trick you can do in
this battle is use Diggin' 7 times and then just Auto-Battle, you will probably effectively have to heal twice with Alheal but can just destroy
her within roughly 3-4 Minutes (provided you still have the Chain of Gems, a Power Mushroom to spare and the strongest Weapon possible for Justin).
Alternatively this makes a great fight to level up your Weapon Levels by using a weak weapon, not using a Power Mushroom and just letting your
guys hit with Auto Battle until there is no tomorrow. In testing I raised Justins Mace level and Feenas Whip level by 10/6 respectively within
10 Minutes, so I do feel like this is defenitley something to be considered for a segmented run especially since you can farm the fight until
she does nothing to you.
As it stands this fight has been crackled... executed well and she does cooperate very nicely.

Segment 55:
Picking up the Run Seeds in this Segment seems like a waste at the start (Movement is almost never important).
Dodging the Soldiers here is a nightmare so no shame in fighting them, the fights are handled well and disposed of quickly.
Besides the Ult Drink drops are quite handy for Gaia so in that regard it is probably favorable to fight them. That being said, since there is
quite the amount of fights here, I would have liked to see farming for more drops. In my latest RTA run, granted that I did fight 2 more battles,
I got 7(!) drops, it should not be too difficult to go for a couple more.
That could cut out a couple of Item pickups/buying OR you could use the Items/Money for something else. (Zap Scrolls, yes I am in love with them,
deal with it).
Additionally you can potentially (and thats probably actually a bad idea) do some Magic Grinding here since hte fights are forced,
but only 3 enemies so probably not worth it at all.

Segment 56:
There is an Item called Plug Suit here that Justin/Rapp can Equip that has better Defense AND Increases your WIT (!!!) which I think would be
REALLY good for either of them. (pickup probably takes around 20s extra since all you gotta do is turn of the Switches, get it, turn them back
on and move on).
The main dish of this segment is one of the worst bosses in the game since his Lighting attack can be devastating.
The main gripe I have here is Rapp using a Sword over a Shuriken. His Missile attack is SO MUCH FASTER than his Doppelganger attack while
utilizing the same Damage output.
Additionally the Power Mushroom should go on him since he almost gets twice as many turns as Milda.
Having Justin and Feena use Magic here is a natural thing since, well lets face it they are pretty useless from here on out,
so not much you could change there.
Fight was handled terrificly, getting awesome luck on the Battlers Arm Attacks so it misses the people.
Even if you ignore the Plug Suit for the Battler, I think it is worth picking up after the Fight at the very least.

Segment 57:
With a Shuriken Rapp could Sidethrow in two of the Battles, making it a little bit faster. One thing I neglected to mention by now is the
Black Belt that got sold earlier and I dont really understand why.
The Irid AM that was bought for it has 10 Defense but in a segmented run that shouldnt really matter, especially for Rapp at this point.
With the Black Belt his damage output with Moves would be nuts.

Segment 58:
Not much to say here. I am not sure it is worth picking up the Cactus Thorn/Armor/Helm here since you can get better stuff fairly easily.
Instead it might be worth diving into the Castle of Dreams and pickup a couple of Items there for usage or selling.
The Bloody Knife/Binding Whip/Death Mask/Dark Armor can all be gotten without getting into an Encounter, so that is something to look into.

Segment 59:
As I mentioned before, the Item pickups are probably not necessary. Instead of the Cactus Thorn you can buy a Discus here which is incredibly
powerful but also very pricey (22000). That being said with all the items that were bought so far that are probably not necessary I am pretty
sure you could afford it.
The Mystic Mask and Moonlight Shield are reasonable assesments.
You are taking the immediate way to Laine which I also understand, but the secret shop in the West Savanna holds Accessories giving you
+50 ACT for the mere price of 10000G. If not bought here I would have hoped to see the shop utilized past Alent since it does make a lot of
fights way faster but unfortunatley that did not happen.

Segment 60/61:
Understandable to split up these 2 segments as especially the second part of Brinan Plateau is a nightmare in dodging. However I feel like
it should be reasonable to think that this could be one segment.
Sidenote: No blame or shame but you can actually dodge the Monkies you fought here, its just insanely difficult.
Farming for that would probably be insane.
The Rest is pretty straightforward.

Segment 62:
Straightforward and reasonable. Could pickup Wolf Boot here to save money if needed for rerouting potentially.

Segment 63:
Very nice fight here, could argue to just use single target attacks to make the arms go faster and try to put Justin to sleep but thats just
playing with fire here. Not much to add but good job.

Segment 64:
Straightforward, not sure it is necessary to buy the Chain Earrings for Guido.

Segment 65:
Reasonable start for this segment since Inventory Management is necessary plus we need to do shopping relatively soon. The Hammer could have
been traded from Milda in a previous segment to save a couple frames but thats really just nitpicking.
The biggest issue with this segment is that it can probably be nullified if all the shopping is done when Zil Padon is reached for the first
time. Alternatively the shopping done at the first visit could pushed into this segment, just making it a little less running around.

Segment 66:
Mage Seed pickup seems reasonable given that Feena needs to cast Magic for the rest of the run.
Falling down for the Power Seed is questionable since it is sort of out of the way but oh well, not neckbreaking.
Main Gauche would not be necessary if Discus would have gotten in Zil Padon (better Money/Equip Management).
The main drawback of this Weapon is a loss of aproximatley 30 seconds because the platforms line up perfectly if you run through this
room normally with skipping it. The main dish awaits in the next segment though.

Segment 67:
Unfortunate that the Confusion AI Bug was not used on Ruin Guard. Not only is this one of the worst Bosses of the game that would be trivialized
with it but you could skip on buying Armor and grind in this Battle. As it stands, here we are fighting this thing. Kudos.
There is not much to critisize about this fight really, the Diggin' is justified and the usage of Guido to stall him to skip ATB is marvelous.
Good positioning aswell. Since if there is another segmented run, this fight would be "cheesed" I dont think there is a point in pointing out
potential improvements. Well done sir. (Again Seed of Running can probably be skipped out on)

Segment 68:
Another Seed of Power/Running pickup out of the way that I dont know if its worth it for a segmented run. Anyways, other than that this is a
pretty straightforward segment.

Segment 69:
Very straightforward, Fruit of Magic could've been kept for Feena (argueably but oh well thats not important).

Segment 70:
Very short so I would love to see this merge with Segment 69 perhaps since they are both not really difficult.
Leading up to the best fight in the game for the next segment.

Segment 71:
Here we go!
This is where the Chain of Gems that could have been gotten in Segment 37 would really shine. As Guido has 3 Attacks as it stands,
he will get 4 (!) Combo Attacks, combined with a Power Mushroom that you could use he would just destroy the 3 Officers.
The thing with these 3 is that they are extremely fast and every single lady can use the Trinity Attack as long as they are alive so using Diggin'
a couple of times is not a bad move, but could be skipped out on if you were to farm this segment since you can kill Mio relatively quickly if
you use the Power Shroom on Guido and use Attacks. Rapps Missle should do the rest for you.
Another (and my preferred way to start this fight) is to have Rapp and Justin move out of the way and use Mogay Bomb to delay all 3 Ladies IP.
The run gets control of this fight after about 2 minutes of it starting so I can see a lot of improvement being made here with a slightly
different setup, but from there it was handled really well and the luck with their spells/attacks was reasonable after the rocky start.
Sidenote: Instead of using Alheal you can use a Mikeroma Scroll here, you can buy them aswell if you need more. Just a small thing since
they are faster to use than Alheal and heal more.
The rest of this segment is pretty straightforward as it is just cutscenes.

Segment 72:
Nicely done on that of course the Hammer shines here because its a 1vs1 and it stuns enemies on Combo Attacks. That is amazing and well done.
On the other hand wasted 2 Revival Stones but saved some nice time I suppose. Hoping this does not come back to bite on later bosses.

Segment 73:
Again better shopping would probably erase the start of this segment, especially considering not having to prep for Ruin Guard.
Buying the Assasins Dagger can be circumvented by going to the Castle of Dreams to get the Bloody Knife and the Discus should have been bought
earlier.
Anyways the Rainbow Mountain pickups are more than reasonable and the dodges are very well executed. Kudos.

Segment 74:
The first fight here could have been handled a little bit better I feel like, especially pointing out it was a One-Take.
But regradless the rest of the segment was reasonable and the pickups more than pay for themselves since the upcoming Bosses are only
going to get worse.

Segment 75:
This Boss is tough and I completley support the strategy utilized here. This is the fastest way to get rid of this enemy, unfortunatley you just
have to deal with the Poison and whatnot. Using the Revival Stone here is probably a really good idea for a segmented run since I cannot think of
a much better spot to use one in than here.
That all being said, using Sidethrow drains a lot of SP from Rapp, which ultimatley your primary target is the Nice Head, the others dont deal
lethal damage and delay the Killer Head.
So I would have rather have seen some Missle usage on the nice Head and from there you should have targeted the Main Body.
I am pretty confident that way you can skip 1 Sudden Death from the Boss.
Still handled perfectly fine, the Moonlight Shields really shine here aswell since the Boss uses Crackling.

Segment 76/77:
Now here is another thing that could potentially be done in the future, merge these segments.
First off, Great Susano-o, the shopping and the pickups paid off as he cant deal damage with normal attacks to Justin and Rapp,
so this fight is virtually unloseable. Great! Could have probably utilized more Combo Attacks with Justin and Feena to make it a little faster
but oh well, nice.
Theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen I dont agree with what happens next after the fight. Going back to the Savepoint, healing and going back forth wastes about
40 seconds which is a huge amount of time.
The reason that is the case is I recently found out that Phantom Dragon, the Boss of Segment 77, is actually dealt with faster with JUST using
Combo Attacks.
So all you have to do is to Alheal after Susano-o and go to town, no healing should be necessary since your Characters are protected against
Blizzard and you should be able to evade his other Attacks.
Also in this Phantom Dragon fight the game eats the V-Slash damage from the first V-Slash, which is not very nice from the Game.
Fights were handled splendidly of course, just would like to see this merged.

Segment 78:
Well honestly, this Segment can also be attached to Segment 76/77, its just cutscenes.
(There is the Shop at Tower of Temptation here selling a bunch of overpowered stuff, could be a consideration in future runs).

Segment 79/80:
Another 2 Run Seed pickups that seem pointless.
Other than that straightforward, the rest of the pickups seem reasonable enough.
Could merge these 2 segments aswell since they are both relatively short and another short one is coming up.

Segment 81:
Singeling this one out makes sense to me as there is a lot of hard pickups to get here (dodging is very difficult here to get the items you want.)
And you defenitley want all the pickups that are gotten here. (Barring the Run Seed of course)
There is also a small video issue here at roughly 1:20, which I am not sure how it got there but that should defenitley be done over if possible.

Segment 82:
Resistance is futile. haHAA. Using Stram here with Liete on the Human part can work wonders since his Attacks will stop doing damage and he will
be forced to use Vanish at some point gifting you a turn.
Other than that this fight is amazing to be honest, just 1 Death from Feena (to be expected) and a reasonably fast conclusion to the fight
clocking in at 6 Minutes. Personally I did not manage to get that fast of a fight in my RTA routing besides 1 time where I beat this guy in
4 Minutes because I focused the Human Part and the Tentacle just kept looping and never did Gaia Strike. (I have more SP/MP and power of course
for the RTA Route so that can not be viable here).
Insane and well done.

Segment 83:
Small Video issue for me at 1:35-1:36 here, not sure if thats because of my player.
Selling the Assasins Dagger so shortly after you got it, I do wonder if it is worth to get it in the first place for 20000G.

Segment 84:
Collecting the Seed could be part of the previous Segment.
Pigs#1+#2 is handled perfectly with Sidethrow, I would sort of wish for the Gaia Battler to be fought immediatley here since he is sort of
a pushover, but it is reasonable to push it into the next segment since Rapp will recover SP.

Segment 85:
Gaia Battler 3 is handled well, I could see this fight being a little bit faster but oh well, especially the 1 Lighting attack he gets hurts
this segment.
That being said for the first time including shopping in a fighting segment so I do not want to complain too much here, it is tough to get a good fight
and not screw up the menus here. Instead of buying Crimson Potions you can Resque Sets in the Field Base earlier on,
they are a bit cheaper and do effectively the same thing. (150 vs 120 HP heal)

Segment 86/87:
I feel like Luzet could be 1 full Segment and if you really need a Break you can save in Zil Padon. But this way works too, just the 22 Minute
segment is kind of long at the end of the day.
Regardless not much happening here besides dialogue, so yeah.

Segment 88:
At this point getting the Revival Stone at the start is (probably) not a necessity.
I am also not sure about fighting the Stingray compared to running away twice, and if you are going to fight it might aswell keep the
Chain of Gems from earlier and get a Bonus Attack.
Regardless undodgable and it sucks :(.
Spirit Shoes can probably be skipped but very understandable pickup, aswell as the Fruits here.
The Critters encountered are actually dodgable if you go onto the platform after the Sphinx disappear, it is very difficult to pull off.
Mage King is certainly improvable by the looks of it, especially getting hit by Atomic Shot the way it happened here can be avoided by farming
this segment, I get why that wasn't done though.

Segment 89:
The Item pickups here are all reasonable and probably a necessity. Movement is very good. The Encounter that is being fought is technically
dodgable but because of the Angel Robe pickup it is defenitley better to fight it. (Though one might be able to skip that pickup.)
Fight is done reasonably fast. Evil Shuriken is a must and no mistakes at the Bubbles.
One could even be cheeky and include the Gaia Battler 4 in this segment, but reasonable to make an additional segment for that.

Segment 90:
Very nicely done, abusing Sleep here again after even getting a hit in with Justin.
The only small detail that I dont like about this fight is Rapp and Liete cancelling out their damage at 1:35-1:45 but not much
that can be done about that.

Segment 91:
Preparation for Mullen was done splendidly by getting the Warrior's Mail back on the Grandeur (Move Block Resist).
Making good use of the Power Mushroom and got a pretty decent start to the fight here, all in all I dont think you can skip out
on using a Revival Stone here period (even in RTA he sometimes still kills you if he uses Rising Dragon Cut twice in a row) and having consistent
damage output outweighs dying once.
Not much more to say, handled really well. In a different Money Route I would love to see the Soul of Asura being used here since it will give you
2 Critical Attacks.

Segment 92:
Getting the Whip of Light is defenitley very reasonable at the start as it gives Feena +2 onto Skill.
The fight with the Tree's and the Slimes here is very dodgeable unfortunatley, so that can be improved in the future.
Very nice Trent fight, utilizing Combo's perfectly.

Segment 93:
Very nice dodges in Gaia (3). Those are insanely difficult to pull off correctly. The fight with the Crabs could just be run
away from I feel like, saving some time on that.
Gaia Armor is handled very well.
Then it gets kinda weird because instead of running away from the Battles they are actually fought which I'm not sure is really something that should
be done. Liete does get a couple of Magic Levels out of it but they waste a HUGE amount of time.

Segment 94:
I understand the need to make preparations before the final 2 Bosses.

Segment 95:
This is it. The battle strategy for the first battle is defenitley the way to go, killing of the Cyst followed by the main body is just the
best way to handle this guy. And I must say the start of the Battle could have gone a little better but man, also a hell of a lot worse.
Lowering the Main Bodies Attack with Stram is a pretty nice move, could consider doing that even 1 more time and just not care about him doing
anything really (could save up some criticals that were used earlier in the Battle to cancel his move).
I also would have liked to see Liete use Zap! a little more often, while it doesn't do as much damage as Meteor Strike does, it does delay
both arms for a little bit and the Arm that debuffs you will be casting Alhealer eventually, giving you free reign.
Anyways fight was handled amazingly and a well earned victory here.
The small pauses in the Menu before the next fight are defenitley excusable as the previous fight surely takes its toll on the player.
Moving into Gaia Core, the strategy of Rapp using Sidethrow to kill the Tentacles is probably the most reasonable one you can do without
actually grinding out some sort of Moves/Magic for other characters so from here, it is just a matter of getting the right amount of luck to
actually be able to finish of both Mega Gaia's in time. This fight was handled well and I am not going to lie, also very clutch multiple times.
Very unfortunate that the Core actually managed to get a Vanish off in the End but that is such a minor detail here that it doesnt matter.
I would have wished for a little more Play Fair at the end but I understand wanting to control the actions after getting this far.
Moving into Evil Gaia, this boss is a joke, just annoying. Very straightforward from here and congrats on a well executed run.