Paradise on the Other Side Gumball & Dungeons Maze Guide, How to Unlock, Hidden Gumball & More!

Paradise on the Other Side is one of the more intricate mazes in Gumball & Dungeons. Unlockable for 50 gems in the shop, this maze not only challenges you with a diverse range of enemies and puzzles but also rewards you with unique loot and even a coveted Spirit Master gumball upon completion. In this guide, we break down everything from hidden secrets and key floors to enemy tactics, alignment mechanics, and special occurrences. Use these tips and tricks to gain an edge and enjoy all that Paradise on the Other Side has to offer.

Levels and Vigor Requirements

Your journey through Paradise on the Other Side takes you through various thematic floors, each with its own difficulty and vigor cost. Key floors include:

• Demons Attack (Floor 30) – Difficulty 43, requires 2 vigor
• Smoke Battlefield (Floor 35) – Difficulty 44, requires 2 vigor
• Fallen Land (Floor 35) – Difficulty 45, requires 2 vigor
• Face the Demon God (Floor 40) – Difficulty 46, requires 2 vigor
• Endless Mode – Costs 3 vigor

Plan your strategy accordingly and ensure you have enough vigor for these challenging stages.

Enemies

Usual Enemies

Throughout the maze, you’ll face several recurring foes, each with unique skills and potential loot drops:

• Demon Sound Phantom Tiger

  • Skill: Magic Sound increases its damage by 20%
  • Drop: May yield Devil Fangs

• Shadow of the Night Demon

  • Skill: High dodge (Night Shadow) and a 50% chance to resist magic damage when below 50% HP
  • Drop: May drop Magic Dust

• Demon Eye Behemoth

  • Skill: Evil Stare reduces incoming damage by 20%, and it boasts high HP
  • Drop: May drop Meatloaf

• Two-Headed Giant Troll

  • Skill: Charge Smash delivers triple damage every 5 rounds, with a forbidding effect on enemy spells
  • Drop: May drop Meatloaf

• Blazing Flame Demon

  • Skill: Hellfire provides a ranged burning attack every 3 rounds, and Burning Resonance boosts companion attack by 30%
  • Drop: May yield Devil Fangs

• Nightmare Demon Horse

  • Skill: Soul Flame heals a teammate every 3 rounds and Bone Spur reflects 30% of damage
  • Drop: May drop Ointment

Special Enemies

The maze also introduces tougher foes that require more strategic thinking:

• War Apostle

  • Skill: Fallen Sword attacks each round for double damage; benefits from a 30% boost in both physical and spell resistance and is immune to most debuffs (except Timestill).

• Void Apostle

  • Skill: Void Summon calls forth a demon every 3 rounds; also carries a 30% bonus to both physical and spell resistance.
  • Drop: Can drop either Rage Origin or Source of Jealousy on boss floors.

• Pride Apostle

  • Skill: Feather of Prude attacks every 3 rounds with double damage; Sublime Wisdom grants immunity to magic and active skills; Blood of the Gods enables resurrection with half HP recovery.
  • Drop: Drops Arrogant Origin.

• Sloth Apostle

  • Skill: Spreading Plague drains 10% HP from all enemies every round; only vulnerable to light magic.
  • Drop: Drops Source of Sloth.

• Demon Mage (Human)

  • Skill: Power of Magus launches an attack every 3 rounds; mage contest means it’s only harmed by magic and resists exile; enhanced by a Mage Robe offering 40% spell resistance.
  • Drop: May drop a Magic Book that unlocks the ‘Demon-Breaking Power’ spell.

• Bloodthirsty Demon

  • Skill: Blood Seeker strikes every 2 rounds and inflicts a lifesteal effect during counterattacks.

• Human Race Warden & Martial Arhat / Demon Warden

  • These guardians attack every 3 rounds and sound an alarm after sustaining five wounds, adding a layer of tactical difficulty.

Boss: Hell Demon God

The formidable Hell Demon God stands as the ultimate challenge, with stats that scale dramatically by floor:

• Floor 30: Attack 56, HP 828
• Floor 40: Attack 99, HP 1648
• Floor 50: Attack 153, HP 3187
• Floor 60: Attack 219, HP 5980
• Floor 70: Attack 447, HP 11046
• Floor 80: Attack 772, HP around 20400
• Floor 90: Stats remain a mystery

Skills include:

• Soul Devourer: Every 4 rounds, it deals triple damage and recovers 40% of that damage.
• Ghost Supporter: After using Soul Devourer twice, it gains a shield that reflects all damage for one round.
• Hell Armor: Grants a 40% boost in both physical and spell resistance.
• Hell Extinguishing Flame: When your health drops below 30%, this skill inflicts triple damage on all enemies.

Allies

While the focus is on the maze’s challenges, keep an eye out for opportunities to recruit allies along your journey. These companions can provide much-needed support during tougher encounters and help tip the balance in your favor.

Maze Mechanics

Character Balance and Alignment

Paradise on the Other Side introduces an alignment system inspired by classic role-playing games. Your Balance Clock is split between two hands:

• Upper Hand: Options include Order, Free, or Chaos
• Lower Hand: Options include Goodness, Balance, or Evil

These combine into nine possible alignments, each offering a unique bonus:

• Orderly Good: Gain +1 power for every 8 spells cast.
• Orderly Evil: Increase attack by +1 for every 5 enemies defeated.
• Orderly Balance: Recover 1% HP every 5 rounds without taking damage.
• Free Good: Enjoy a 30% increase in MP.
• Free Evil: Benefit from a 30% boost to attack.
• Free Balance: Receive 25% less damage overall.
• Chaotic Good: After casting a spell, there’s a 12% chance to gain +1 MP.
• Chaotic Evil: Defeating an enemy may grant +1 attack with a 20% chance.
• Chaotic Balance: When damaged, you inflict extra damage equal to 10% of your max HP.

Changing Your Alignment

You can alter your alignment through decisions made during maze occurrences or by using specific items that directly affect your Balance Clock. Once you commit to a certain path (Order, Chaos, Goodness, or Evil), some choices in future encounters may become unavailable, so plan your strategy carefully.

Maze Occurrences

Throughout your run, you’ll encounter several special events that can influence your alignment and reward you with valuable items:

• Mysterious Beacon: Appears on the 6th floor and allows you to switch between War-Torn Land, Demon Forbidden Zone, and Human Race Base.
• Dark Lair: Navigate cave vines and face 4–6 enemies while collecting drops such as Shadow Stones, Stones of Holy Light, Devil Fangs, or rune stones.
• Wandering Merchant: Offers items like Shadow Stones, various Runes, Ointments, and Purification Crystals for EP.
• Magic Ward: Enhance your stats by inserting specific stones; inserting a Holy Stone (available only once per run) upgrades it to a Holy Rune Stone for bonus effects on the next floor.
• Watchtower: Reveals the contents of each slate, giving you crucial information about upcoming encounters.
• Intelligence Officer: Once freed from the Demon Prison, he roams Human Race Base floors, providing clues to locate powerful items like the Demon-Breaking Sword and Demon-Protecting Armor.
• Demon Observer: Exchange crystals for records that boost your damage against specific enemy types.

Zone Specific Occurrences

Depending on your location—War-Torn Land, Demon Forbidden Zone, or Human Race Base—you’ll face unique events such as:

• Injured Demon: Decide whether to heal it (earning rewards like Ointment or Magic Dust) or kill it for Meatloaf or Devil Fangs, each choice affecting your alignment.
• Injured Soldier: Treating a soldier may grant you a Stone of Holy Light or additional EP, while other choices can yield different rewards.
• Sickly Villager: Freeing, blackmailing, or healing this character will affect your alignment and provide varied loot.

Corpses and Loot

Exploring the maze thoroughly means you’ll come across several corpses, each offering potential rewards:

• Regular Corpses: Typically drop Farplane’s Lantern Soul.
• Corpse of the Great Demon: Your alignment choices determine whether you receive a Broken Demon Soldier’s Soul (Shadow Stone) or a Complete Demon Soldier’s Soul (granting +2 power).
• Remains of Human or Demon Soldiers: These drops can give you additional Shadow Stones, Fire Bolts, or even boost your HP or MP if fully collected.
• Notable Remains: Items such as the Bounty Hunter Bracelet, Sun Dust, Poison Horn, and Pure Pendant (which transforms into a Green Amber Pendant) each provide unique stat boosts or effects.

Potions and Title-Specific Loot

The maze also offers specialized potion formulas that can alter your attributes and reset certain alignment qualities:

• Rule Reversal Reagent: A 2-star potion costing 4k Gold that boosts EP by 200 and swaps Order and Chaos qualities.
• Good and Evil Reversal Reagent: Also 2 stars and 4k Gold, this potion adjusts the Good and Evil qualities for an EP boost.
• Freedom Reagent: A 3-star formula for 10k Gold that clears negative statuses and resets qualities to Freedom.
• Balance Reagent: Another 3-star option costing 10k Gold, it increases attack and magic power by 3 and resets qualities to Balance.

Additional title-specific loot can also be found throughout the maze, further enhancing your character’s abilities.

Hidden Gumball

A special secret awaits those who venture deep into the maze. A spoiler alert for those who prefer discovering hidden rewards on their own: there is a method to secure the Apocalypse gumball. Although details remain under wraps for the intrepid explorer, know that unlocking this secret can add a significant advantage to your collection.

Paradise on the Other Side is a maze that rewards both strategy and exploration. From balancing your alignment to mastering the timing of enemy encounters and making the most of special occurrences, every decision counts. Use this guide to refine your approach, conquer challenging floors, and secure rare rewards like the Spirit Master and Apocalypse gumballs. With practice and careful planning, you’ll soon be reaping the benefits of this complex but highly rewarding dungeon experience. Happy exploring!