Status effects, and levels all 100% done!  And it appears upon looking at everything together that the four values following LV+EXP have something to do with coins; I'll need to do a bit of testing there.  My guess is that there are (Value A) coins with a (Value B)% chance of dropping apiece, and (Value C) coins with a (Value D)% chance; I'll test that suspicion sometime later today.

Link to Excel (.xlsx) file: http://www.mediafire.com/?2gj821vmxxz2d17

EDIT: Well, oddly enough, it appears that coin drops work slightly differently than I thought.  Say an enemy has "4 50 5 50" (ultra-high, btw) as its coin values.  Then, the first 4 coins each have a 50% chance of being dropped, and the last 5 have a 50 PLUS 50% chance of being dropped, or 100%.  Thus, you'll be seeing a distribution of 5-9 coins, with 7 being the most common.  In that case, 5 70 2 30 and 5 70 2 100 would yield the same resulting distribution.  That's a bit of a strange way to do it, but oh well.  At any rate, no more coin testing required either!

I changed the Stat/Attack template to reflect the new coin findings, and updated the link with a better spreadsheet.

Just a quick question; does anyone recall having seen an enemy holding a Spite Pouch?  The data would suggest they can, but I tried for a long time to get the 4-Dry-Bones group inside Hooktail Castle to hold one, to no avail (I tried a couple dozen or so sets; the odds of me seeing one in that time were ~99.5%).  We know from experience that an enemy can't hold but a certain few items in battle, even if they have a hold chance for them, so maybe Spite Pouch was a miscode on one end or the other.

In any case, the reason I asked was that I wanted to test whether having Payback status made you invincible to enemy Payback status, or vice versa, sort of like Electric.  I guess you could test on Poison Puff, as its charged status seems to be handled the same way damage-wise,  but there's no guarantee that works.  Grodus is the only enemy I can think of that I know for a fact uses the status, but I don't want to bother with that at the moment.  Maybe if my roommate finally brings his Wii to my dorm, I'll play through to that battle on my file (I still haven't beaten the game quite yet; pretty sure I stopped about half an hour short of there).

I realize it has been years since anyone had fooled around with PM:TTYD, but I wanna ask something... I noticed Enemy ID's next to their name, therefore I'm under the impression that an enemy modifier exists. Does such a code exist for this game?

For example, the ID that makes Magnus von Grapple 2.0 appear is 79, the decimal is 121. And by code I mean like 00000000 000000XX or 0000XXXX

I'd take the job, if I wasn't a rookie at that kind of thing.