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Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

AchievementsLoading progressPC · reviewed 2026-10-11
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YOUR RUN, YOUR DECISIONS

Set your own direction

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Game settings

Record your playthrough and difficulty, plus whether you own Master Vacation. Challenge replays are optional and can use different party plans.

These controls record your game and guide preferences. Change actual game settings in the game.

What would you like the party and side activities to focus on?

Combine story progress, party development, collections and side activities. Choose postgame or challenge replay goals only if they interest you.

Combine these priorities freely. They record your priorities. Story decisions remain available at their quests; these notes do not mark achievements earned.

Use these goals to choose how much side content and postgame training you want. Difficulty and replay plans do not select an alternate story ending.

Rules, recommendations and what is still uncertain

Checked 10 October 2026. These notes review selected claims that affect a run; they do not certify every walkthrough step or your save.

Official ownership rule

New Game+ needs Master Vacation

The Master Vacation Pack grants clear-data New Game+ on Normal, Hard and Legend, plus Big Swell. The base-job build plans do not require buying extra jobs.

RGG Studio: Infinite Wealth DLC

Changes save with this playthrough and travel in its progress backup.

Choose a party & job planSuggested plan: Hero balance: leader safety and two recovery answers

Find a style that fits your priorities

Jobs, weapons and inherited skills define the plan; there is no custom allocation of ordinary stat points. Begin with story-assigned jobs, change at Alo-Happy after Chapter 5 access, and develop both campaign teams separately as the story changes their membership.

Reorder the comparison without changing your game settings or story preferences.

Reliable campaign party with broad coverage

Hero balance: leader safety and two recovery answers

Keep Ichiban in Hero, let the current magic teammate cover weaknesses, and give another member a dependable recovery role. You win through complementary actions and a leader who survives mistakes, rather than a long burst setup. This works from the ordinary story opening and improves with Hero ranks, stronger equipment and inheritance slots without requiring rare dungeon armor.

Learning curveApproachable

Roles are straightforward; track MP, leader safety and who can recover the healer if that role is incapacitated.

Choose this when you wantA forgiving first story playthrough · Learning positioning and weaknesses without a fragile leader · Developing both campaign teams without heavy farming

Reconsider if: You mainly want showcase burst damage; You dislike dedicating turns and MP to recovery.

What you actually do

A practical rhythm, from preparation to payoff.

1
Read the round

Identify the threat, current weaknesses and leader health before spending MP; assign recovery to one member so another can attack or provide an independent emergency response.

2
Preserve the safety net

Refresh the survival tool when appropriate, heal before the leader becomes fragile, and keep enough MP for a revive rather than using every remaining point on damage.

Illustrative play example
An illustrative difficult round

Imagine a boss damages Ichiban heavily while the caster still has enough MP to exploit a weakness. The recovery member heals the leader, Ichiban restores the survival buff if needed, and the caster uses the weakness rather than duplicating healing unnecessarily. A fourth member keeps an item or learned revive ready if the recovery role falls next round. This is a sample role allocation, not a measured fight or a guarantee of surviving every difficulty.

FROM A REALISTIC START TO THE PAYOFF

Your progression path

Read in order. Each stage explains what makes the next step practical.

1Opening
Hero with ordinary story partners

Use the assigned party and equip sensible defense before chasing marginal damage improvements. Learn positioning, follow-up opportunities and enemy weaknesses, while reserving MP recovery for the actual caster. Keep another member ready to use a healing item if the primary recovery role fails.

2First payoff
Hero recovery and survival ranks

Hero learns healing at rank 6, revival at 12 and Guts at 22. Develop those tools before an elective leader-job change. These are job ranks rather than character levels; retaining Hero keeps its native toolkit available without consuming inheritance slots.

3Mature
Independent coverage on both story teams

Train useful inherited elements or recovery on the character who will use them, and develop bonds/personality to open legal slots. Build Japan and Hawaii roles independently after the split. Kiryu can remain a powerful Dragon of Dojima anchor without assuming Ichiban accompanies every party.

Guide progression diagram — an authored explanation, not an official skill tree or measured ranking.

Strengths, tradeoffs & requirements

Strengths
  • Protects the leader whose defeat is especially costly
  • Recovery remains useful across unfamiliar boss patterns
  • Broad elemental and physical roles adapt to many enemies
Tradeoffs
  • Safety turns reduce immediate damage output
  • Poor MP management can disable both recovery options
  • Duplicate healers without damage coverage can prolong fights unnecessarily
Plan around these requirements
  • Hero rank progression and an upgraded bat
  • Two independent recovery or revival answers as learned
  • Personality/bond development for inheritance access
  • MP items and defense on vulnerable party members

Party

The supporting roles that make this style work.

Ichiban: Hero

Leader survival, native healing and flexible physical damage.

Tomizawa: Cabbie or later caster

Elemental coverage on the Hawaii team.

Geodancer or available recovery specialist

Primary recovery with an independent emergency answer on another member.

Kiryu and Japan recovery partner

Build the separate story team around its own available damage and healing.

CARRIED INTO YOUR WALKTHROUGH

What to prioritize

  1. Keep story jobs as the playable opening before Chapter 5 changes
  2. Prioritize Hero ranks and leader defense before optional burst training
  3. Route bond and personality development with independent campaign-team support

Can you change your mind? At an Alo-Happy room, change jobs and inherited skills after access unlocks. Untrained jobs reduce current stats and need job experience and a matching weapon; keep Hero recovery learned before switching the leader. Learned useful skills are a bridge, not shared automatically between characters.

Established archetype

Hero and recovery mechanics are directly documented. Party roles are practical synthesis, not an absolute best composition or a benchmark.

Version context: PC 1.20 is the latest numbered official reference found on 10 October 2026; a newer installed build was not established. Job mechanics were checked against CyricZ’s May 2026 revision. Core party plans use base-game jobs; Master Vacation is needed for New Game+, Hard/Legend and Big Swell.

Research and recommendation basis · 5 references

Hero safety, Samurai burst and Aquanaut/Host coverage are strong practical alternatives with different resource demands. Sujimancer is retained as a collector-centered choice, clearly less forgiving without roster investment. Two duplicate advanced cards are merged into their matching underlying strategy.

  1. specialistCyricZ: Job system and inheritanceChapter 5 job access, Chapter 8 returning jobs, five ordinary plus one Kiwami slot, bonds and Ichiban personality gates.Checked 2026-10-10
  2. specialistCyricZ: Exclusive jobsHero recovery/Guts ranks; Cabbie debuffs; Sujimancer roster rules and non-inheritable skills.Checked 2026-10-10
  3. specialistCyricZ: Female jobsKunoichi rank-12 Substitution Jutsu and distinct healer/support jobs.Checked 2026-10-10
  4. specialistRPG Site: Job recommendationsSamurai, Hero, Dragon of Dojima, Kunoichi and magic-role recommendations. Its Chapter 6 and immediate Ichiban-slot claims conflict with CyricZ and are not adopted.Checked 2026-10-10
  5. officialSEGA: PC Ver. 1.20 patch notesNumbered PC patch, dated April 1, 2024; stability and battle-animation fixes.Checked 2026-10-10

Compare playstyles

Compare suitability, early demands and later payoff. These are recommendations, not measured power rankings.

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About this guide · version, coverage and sources

14 chapters + party plans · DLC ownership matters

Campaign order, six party plans, Hawaii and Japan preparation, side activities and all 74 Steam achievement names.

Version context: PC 1.20 official reference; later installed build not established. All six party plans retain documented jobs, charge skills and inheritance limits. No newer numbered official gameplay patch was located; this is a reference baseline, not an assertion about every installed copy.

Builds & playstyles · 6 plans reviewed

Checked 2026-10-10: PC 1.20 official reference; later installed build not established.

All six party plans retain documented jobs, charge skills and inheritance limits. No newer numbered official gameplay patch was located; this is a reference baseline, not an assertion about every installed copy.

This is a source review of build dependencies, not an in-game playthrough or damage benchmark. It does not certify every quest, achievement trigger, random drop or installed mod.

Reviewed plans and corrections
  • Hero and two safety nets · Retained. No broken required mechanic found in the checked sources; retained within the stated scope.
  • Advanced hybrid — Samurai burst and Kunoichi turn support · Retained. No broken required mechanic found in the checked sources; retained within the stated scope.
  • Advanced hybrid — Aquanaut resistance breaker and Host magic · Retained. No broken required mechanic found in the checked sources; retained within the stated scope.
  • Sujimancer and the island economy · Retained. No broken required mechanic found in the checked sources; retained within the stated scope.
  • Advanced — Hero into Samurai with Kunoichi turn support · Retained. No broken required mechanic found in the checked sources; retained within the stated scope.
  • Advanced — Cabbie into Aquanaut and Japan Host support · Retained. No broken required mechanic found in the checked sources; retained within the stated scope.
Outdated or unsupported advice excluded
  • Infinite-turn claims are not part of the Samurai/Kunoichi plan.
  • Sujimancer cannot export its native skills or equip DLC/farm-working Sujimon.
Version and mechanics references
Walkthrough fact checks · 2026-10-10

Chapter routes, both parties, jobs, side activities, minigames, photos, achievement conditions and repeated coaching were screened. Tactical choices remain recommendations.

Source-based audit with documented gaps. Section screening is not individual fact verification, and no complete current-version playthrough is claimed.

Corrections in this review · may contain spoilers
  • District Five and Crystal Aloha are Chapter 4. Existing visual-reference URL opens an unrelated Chapter 7 section. Reference
  • The question asks what kind of store Thorstone is; the guide reverses question and answer. Reference
  • The specialist chapter explicitly recommends long-range attacks during the counter stance. The guide also gives the correct advice earlier in this same stop. Reference
  • The photo is at a display west of the named shop, not the shop display itself. Reference
  • The community pages could not be substantively read, so the source cannot renew an absolute confirmation. Preserve the reported method as a local qualification. Reference
  • The duplicate community-verified claim is stronger than the accessible evidence; retain all reported replay steps and the full-run alternative. Reference
  • Propagate the same evidence limit to the choice outcome; story outcome and checkpoint recommendation remain intact. Reference
  • Propagate local difficulty-method qualification to the repeated coaching outcome. Reference
  • Preserve reported nonstacking behavior, while avoiding a guarantee that retaining the save makes the shortcut sufficient on the current build. Reference
  • The Legend card repeats an absolute nonstacking requirement despite inaccessible community evidence. Keep the official Legend condition and locally qualify the extra claim. Reference
  • This decision summary implied both methods were equally established. Preserve both choices and fixed ending, while identifying the evidence limit on the shortcut. Reference
Remaining verification
  • The Steam completion achievement dependency and the reported final-save difficulty method remain unproven.
  • A boss target-order recommendation is a tactic, not a guaranteed best strategy; published walkthroughs disagree.
Sources and what they support
  • Steam achievement roster — Names, roster count and visible conditions; DLC difficulty and Big Swell entries.

    Hidden descriptions need specialist sources; does not establish meta-achievement DLC dependency or runtime behavior.

  • PowerPyx trophy guide — Base hidden/story conditions, numerical achievement requirements, Premium Adventure cleanup, job ranks, Drink Links, personality, substories, island, dungeons and minigames.

    PlayStation framing cannot prove Steam meta dependency. Tactical Jo Amon recommendation differs from Cyric: PowerPyx suggests Jo first; Cyric suggests Jo last. Both are tactics, not a proven factual conflict.

  • Official DLC content — Master Vacation includes NG+, difficulty options and Big Swell; guest/Sujimon/music achievement and activity restrictions.

    Remainder of DLC page not read; no runtime stack/reload test.

  • Cyric: Chapter 4 substories — Anaconda Escape six-minute limit, True answer, Thorstone is a hat shop, code 8931, red/blue points and tiered rewards; stunt sidequest rewards.

    Legacy specialist walkthrough, not a current PC gameplay replay; only the stated passages were read.

  • Cyric: Job system — Chapter 5 access, permanent rank entries versus job stats, inheritance slots/bonds, Ichiban personality and Japan jobs.

    Legacy specialist walkthrough, not a current PC gameplay replay; only the stated passages were read.

  • Cyric: Chapter 12 — Legend fight, Daigo counter stance handled by avoiding him or attacking from long range, Narasaki and chapter sequence.

    Legacy specialist walkthrough, not a current PC gameplay replay; only the stated passages were read.

  • Cyric: Big Swell — Five sectors of five floors, no saves inside, entrance, material exchange, boss levels/affinities and celebration scenes.

    Legacy specialist walkthrough, not a current PC gameplay replay; only the stated passages were read.

  • Cyric: Dondoko Island — Three-day tours, daily greetings/gifts, five star thresholds and ending rewards.

    Legacy specialist walkthrough, not a current PC gameplay replay; only the stated passages were read.

  • Cyric: NG+ and Premium Adventure — Postgame roster, leaders, level 50 enemies, NG+ carryover and island reset rules.

    Does not prove final-boss difficulty reload method, automatic difficulty stacking or Steam meta dependency.

  • Cyric: Dondoko Farm — Two-star unlock, roster limitations, crafting sessions, real-time day length, crop yields and praise.

    Legacy specialist walkthrough, not a current PC gameplay replay; only the stated passages were read.

  • Cyric: Dokopedia and souvenirs — Crisps, Curry and Herbal Remedy levels/costs/ingredients.

    Legacy specialist walkthrough, not a current PC gameplay replay; only the stated passages were read.

  • Cyric: Finale — Leviathan tentacle positions/affinities, Bryce, Millennium Tower, helicopter and Ebina phases.

    Legacy specialist walkthrough, not a current PC gameplay replay; only the stated passages were read.

  • Cyric: Chapter 4 — Correct external map reference for District Five; laser affects Ichiban; hotel floors and Dwight.

    Legacy specialist walkthrough, not a current PC gameplay replay; only the stated passages were read.

  • Cyric: Photo Rally — Thirty named locations and board rewards. Waikiki first display is just west of Seaworthy Treasures.

    Other boards only partially read and not used as evidence.

  • Cyric: Sujimon Discreet Four — Queen/Ace/Joker/King locations, ranks, teams, multi-fight sequence and Dragon Soul Bat.

    Opening Jack passage not read; no gacha randomness verification.

  • Cyric: Julie Gearworks — Investment tiers, Flaming Lumber and several ultimate-weapon materials/costs.

    Not complete weapon/brand table, not all build loadouts or skill ranks.

  • Cyric: Yokohama Underground — Utamaru and Amon affinities/levels; Jo revival behavior; Cyric recommends leaving Jo last.

    Earlier floors and exchange prices not read. Tactical disagreement with PowerPyx does not establish either strategy false.

  • Cyric: Hawaiian Haunt — Late floor levels, Robo/Michio affinities and random Wetsuit chest availability.

    Earlier floors and exchange prices not read.

  • Community difficulty discussion — No independent support extracted in this pass.

    Cannot renew evidence for separate finishes or final-save reload method.

  • TrueAchievements difficulty guide — No evidence extracted in this pass.

    Existing community-qualified method remains unresolved, not disproved.

Before you commit: NG+, Hard/Legend and Big Swell require Master Vacation; the two optional jobs require their own entitlement.

Coverage limits, evidence dates & corrections
  • Minigame and business completion directions vary in depth.
  • Geodancer’s disputed rank-24/25 gate uses the disclosed rank-25 fallback; no independent highest-difficulty playtest is claimed.

Source-researched · no complete playthrough validation. Source sample checked 2026-10-10; roster checked 2026-10-10. Latest targeted checks are listed below and dated in the actual guide source records. This is not a fresh visit to every reference or a gameplay validation run.

Choice comparisons start closed. The surrounding walkthrough, chapter titles and search results can contain spoilers.

Report an error or missing step · Sources & media credits

PC campaign chapters 1–14, both parties and job inheritance, important substories, Sujimon League, Dondoko Island, Kiryu's Bucket List, both optional base dungeons, Master Vacation Big Swell and NG+, and all 74 Steam achievements. Outcome comparisons contain spoilers and start closed.

Campaign records, inventory & recovery tools
YOUR PLAYTHROUGH

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First playthrough · Hero and two safety nets

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YOUR BOOKMARK

Start in Ijincho with the story’s jobs

Next small tasks

Review the local rewards and achievement checkpoint before marking this section complete.

Playthrough profiles and portable progress

Each profile keeps its own build, actual outcomes, equipment and checklists. Up to eight profiles per game.

Use the guide’s progress backup to transfer all profiles between the website and offline copies. The website stores signed-in progress. Downloads keep a separate browser record.

Your actual character, equipment or settlement

Record only information that affects your next decision. Blank fields mean unknown. These entries describe your game and never change it.

Record both parties separately in the text fields: active job/rank, bonds, learned imports and recovery coverage. Character levels assign stats automatically; this is not an attribute-point allocation game.

Train a newly unlocked job in safer fights before a story boss. An imported skill must be personally learned and fit the character’s available inheritance slots.

Keep an equipped recovery role and a second emergency recovery option when changing toward advanced damage plans. Random armor and late weapon funding can wait.

Equipment and resources for this plan

An early crafted bat bridge during Julie’s introduction.

Alternative and sources

Use the functioning equipped Hero weapon until the listed materials are ready; keep for its later recipe.

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Retain the base item needed for the later Hero equipment route.

Alternative and sources

Keep the current upgraded weapon and review the recipe/source before replacing or disposing of the base bat.

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Readiness and recovery checks

Use these checks before moving to harder content or expanding. They are manual observations, separate from platform achievements.

Recover after a job switch weakens a character

Return to the equipped trained job for the hard fight, then develop the new job in easier battles. Check bond/job gates and imported recovery rather than pursuing only a higher character level.

Find a missing inherited skill

Check that this character personally learned the skill and has the required slot/job access. A teammate learning it does not supply the import.

Recover an unavailable endgame piece

Keep the documented affordable weapon/armor bridge and fund one useful upgrade at a time; no random armor drop is assumed.

Evidence, coverage and changes in this edition

What was checked

74 achievement entries match the public Steam count. Checked 2026-10-09. View the platform catalog

Official RGG DLC page confirms Master Vacation gates NG+, Hard/Legend and Big Swell; Special Job Set adds the two optional jobs. Seventy-four Steam names match.

Achievement names and counts were compared with public Steam records. Quest outcomes and hardest-difficulty builds were sampled from sources, not validated by a completed playthrough.

Release and patch evidence

Source reference

Source reference

Authored coaching synthesized from this guide's existing route, builds and source bibliography. This date records the data/anchor review, not fresh verification of every linked page or hands-on gameplay. Facts are entered manually; recommendations do not read the game save, certify achievement unlocks, or cover every possible state. Existing coverage limits: Not a catalogue of every container, all 317 enemy records, every Photo Rally board or every Dondoko guest/furnishing. It routes the complete campaign, major optional systems and every achievement, and identifies selected useful gear. Later PC patch/build status could not be established beyond the official Ver. 1.20 announcement. No installed-game or save-file verification was performed. Some reference walkthroughs are labelled PS5; Steam's roster and the publisher's PC/DLC pages establish platform coverage. Button glyphs should follow the player's PC input prompts. Exact bond gates for every unused character/job pairing are not exhaustively audited. Verified gates for the selected plans are included; Alo-Happy's locked-job panel is authoritative for other pairings. Geodancer's Essence of Natural Healing is listed at rank 24 by RPG Site and 25 by CyricZ. Plan to reach rank 25 and verify the learned-skills panel; no build depends on obtaining it at 24. The Steam meta-achievement reads 'Obtained all achievements.' Its DLC dependency is not separately certified here; complete and check all 74 for a full Steam completion. One-time substory performance bonuses and story-dungeon pickups merit a manual save. All achievements can be cleaned up in Premium Adventure or the required DLC replay; this is not a claim that every physical pickup is repeatable. Random dungeon armor and late weapon funding can delay the final configuration; each plan supplies a usable fallback. Some older web guides place job access in Chapter 6 or imply immediate Ichiban slots. The checked Chapter 5 unlock and personality/bond gates take precedence here. No DLC-only Linebacker/Tennis Ace skill is required. Master Vacation still gates Big Swell and Hard/Legend NG+; all existing achievement, souvenir and story warnings remain applicable.

Coaching review: 2026-10-09 · Synthesis of cited guide sources. Guide checks do not claim a personal completion playthrough.

  • Actual outcomes are separate from intended outcomes.
  • Named profiles preserve separate campaigns.
  • Stable task checkpoints preserve existing completion records.
  • Online and offline editions share the same interface.

Steam: official 74-achievement roster

RGG Studio: DLC contents and restrictions

PowerPyx: achievement roadmap and practical conditions

RPG Site: job unlocks and skill ranks

CyricZ: Chapter 4

CyricZ: Chapter 5

CyricZ: Chapter 7

CyricZ: Finale

CyricZ: job system and inheritance

CyricZ: character-exclusive jobs

CyricZ: male jobs

CyricZ: female jobs

CyricZ: weapons and acquisition

CyricZ: armor and accessories

CyricZ: Julie's recipes and investment

CyricZ: Chapter 4 substories

CyricZ: Chapter 5 substories

CyricZ: the Discreet Four

CyricZ: Dondoko Farm

CyricZ: Hawaiian Haunt

CyricZ: Yokohama Underground

CyricZ: New Game+ and Premium Adventure

CyricZ: hidden achievement conditions

TrueAchievements: Legend completion and separate Hard unlock

Steam players: separate Hard and Legend completion

PowerPyx: complete named substory directory and King warning

CyricZ: crown-enemy weapon bases and chapter respawns

RPG Site — ultimate weapon base acquisition

RGG official battle and job descriptions

Gamepressure — Shark Fin exchange NPC, currency and price

YOUR PLAN · EQUIPMENT · ACHIEVEMENTS

Choose your party plan

Build a party through chapter unlocks, personally learned job skills, bond/personality inheritance slots, workshop gear and MP support. Keep Hawaii and Japan rosters separate until Premium Adventure; choose the plan now and train its next useful skill where the route opens it.

Progression plan

Hero and two safety nets

Recommended forgiving first run. Keep Ichiban in Hero, cover elements with Tomizawa, and maintain a dedicated support plus a second emergency heal/revive. This is a practical campaign plan, not a measured damage-meta ranking.

Start with this setup
  • No custom stat allocation is required: jobs, equipment and inherited skills define the plan.
  • Opening: use the / route; keep MP recovery for Nanba and Kasuga. Buy defense/HP upgrades for the leader before marginal damage upgrades.
  • Train Hero through healing at rank 6, revival at 12 and Hero's Guts at 22. Reapply the survival buff in long dangerous fights.
  • Raise all personality tracks toward 5 for Ichiban's inheritance, and companions' bonds toward 50 for their Drink Links. Use tours and job gates at the linked stop.
Preview this plan from the beginning to the endgame · 7 stages
    • Ichiban Hero, Adachi Detective, Nanba Homeless Guy; use Adachi's grapple on guard and Nanba's magic for coverage.
    • Carry recovery items on the whole team; do not let Ichiban enter a new wave critically injured.
    • Hero / Dragon of Dojima / Cabbie / Geodancer for Ichiban, Kiryu, Tomizawa and Chitose.
    • Learn Housekeeper's opening ice/fire tools for Chitose when slots permit; keep her area heal. Follow the exact purchases in the job stop.
    • Replace departing Kiryu with Adachi; Samurai supplies ranged fire and physical damage.
    • Keep Tomizawa's ice grapple and Chitose's healing so Adachi can focus on ending dangerous targets.
    • Kiryu Dragon of Dojima, Nanba Host, Seonhee Kunoichi, Saeko Idol.
    • Give Seonhee a recovery option and keep Saeko's MP reserve. Zhao later becomes a flexible fifth member.
    • Prioritize True Legendary Hero's Bat, then Tomizawa's Full-Drive Custom Wrench if staying Cabbie.
    • Use the crown and Drink Link bases specified locally; Chitose's Paradise Maracas is the support investment.
    • Aim around character level 50 and main jobs around 30; protect against relevant statuses and remove risky XP gear.
    • Keep gun/blade/fire/ice/electric coverage across each group, not just the combined ten-character roster.
    • Develop additional inherited utility while levelling. Use a high-bond mixed party in Premium Adventure.
    • Carry a physical fallback even on a caster: Big Swell remixes familiar resistances.

Your completion route: Complete all fourteen story chapters and both final assaults, then use Premium Adventure for dungeons, bonds, substories, level 70 and seven rank-30 jobs. Master Vacation separately gates Big Swell and NG+/Hard/Legend completion; verify the full 74-entry Steam list against actual awards.

Changing your plan keeps your saved achievements, quest choices and checklists. Required respecs, unlocks and later equipment are explained at their route steps.

Browse picture and diagram checkpoints 6 references

Open the matching walkthrough section. Its choices, build advice and checklists stay together.

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Story outcomes, achievements and reference notes

Released on PC in January 2024. The base game contains the complete main campaign; Master Vacation adds New Game+, Hard/Legend replay and Big Swell. The 74-entry Steam roster includes nine Master Vacation achievements.

Official SEGA PC patch 1.20 (1 April 2024) is the latest numbered release located in this check. Its notes cover stability, battle-animation and text fixes. This is a verified reference baseline, not proof of the build installed on your PC.

Linebacker and Tennis Ace require the Special Job Set. Neither is required by these party plans. Sujimon & Resort Pack, outfits, music and consumable boosters do not add a second campaign.

The route uses fixed main-story outcomes. Dialogue, performance rewards and optional activity order do not produce alternate main endings. Level targets are preparation recommendations for a first Normal run; Hard/Legend are DLC replay modes.

Advanced-build research checked 9 October 2026. These deepen two existing build IDs; they do not add DLC requirements to the base campaign.

Recommendations describe strong documented combinations and practical progression, without claims of personal gameplay testing or a universal highest-damage ranking.

Check achievements already earned · 74 available

Check confirmed platform unlocks. Untick a target to defer it. Finishing a walkthrough step never checks an achievement automatically.

Back in Action

Complete Chapter 1 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Fish Out of Water

Complete Chapter 2 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Time Marches On

Complete Chapter 3 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Down and Out

Complete Chapter 4 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Misgivings

Complete Chapter 5 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Hiding in Plain Sight

Complete Chapter 6 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Separate Ways

Complete Chapter 7 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Layered Lies

Complete Chapter 8 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Found and Lost

Complete Chapter 9 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Dying Breed

Complete Chapter 10 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Reunion

Complete Chapter 11 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Holding the Line

Complete Chapter 12 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

Turning the Tides

Complete Chapter 13 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

The Man Who Regained His Name

Finish the final chapter, including both teams' operations and Ebina. Allow the ending to complete and create clear data. This is the base campaign ending; it does not require New Game+ or a particular dialogue choice.

Touching Lives

Complete 10 substories. Forced activity introductions and the early Hawaii neighborhood stories count. Revisit blue markers after leaving the area or advancing the story if a quest pauses; cleanup remains available after the ending.

Saving Lives

Complete 20 substories. Combine the early neighborhood route, Anaconda quests, mandatory system introductions and Sujimon progression. Starting a quest is not the same as resolving it; inspect the completed list.

Living Your Best Life

Complete 40 substories. Finish the main side-system chains and remaining Hawaii stories in Premium Adventure if necessary. Every substory is not required; the linked directory supplies missing starts.

Squared Away

View all five of Nanba's Drink Links at the party's base bar. Build bond through Walk & Talks, food, gifts and battles; events unlock at bond 10/20/30/40/50 with story availability gates. Complete the conversations and final event, not just bond 50. Premium Adventure permits cleanup.

No Regrets

View all five of Adachi's Drink Links at the party's base bar. Build bond through Walk & Talks, food, gifts and battles; events unlock at bond 10/20/30/40/50 with story availability gates. Complete the conversations and final event, not just bond 50. Premium Adventure permits cleanup.

Missing Words

View all five of Saeko's Drink Links at the party's base bar. Build bond through Walk & Talks, food, gifts and battles; events unlock at bond 10/20/30/40/50 with story availability gates. Complete the conversations and final event, not just bond 50. Premium Adventure permits cleanup.

Breaking Free

View all five of Joongi's Drink Links at the party's base bar. Build bond through Walk & Talks, food, gifts and battles; events unlock at bond 10/20/30/40/50 with story availability gates. Complete the conversations and final event, not just bond 50. Premium Adventure permits cleanup.

Starting Fresh

View all five of Zhao's Drink Links at the party's base bar. Build bond through Walk & Talks, food, gifts and battles; events unlock at bond 10/20/30/40/50 with story availability gates. Complete the conversations and final event, not just bond 50. Premium Adventure permits cleanup.

Rest Assured

View all five of Chitose's Drink Links at the party's base bar. Build bond through Walk & Talks, food, gifts and battles; events unlock at bond 10/20/30/40/50 with story availability gates. Complete the conversations and final event, not just bond 50. Premium Adventure permits cleanup.

Letting Go

View all five of Tomizawa's Drink Links at the party's base bar. Build bond through Walk & Talks, food, gifts and battles; events unlock at bond 10/20/30/40/50 with story availability gates. Complete the conversations and final event, not just bond 50. Premium Adventure permits cleanup.

Commanding Respect

View all five of Seonhee's Drink Links at the party's base bar. Build bond through Walk & Talks, food, gifts and battles; events unlock at bond 10/20/30/40/50 with story availability gates. Complete the conversations and final event, not just bond 50. Premium Adventure permits cleanup.

Wandering Dragon

Reach character level 10 with Kasuga. Normal early campaign fights and low-level substories suffice; job rank 10 is a separate statistic.

Resolute Dragon

Reach character level 30 with Kasuga. Follow side quests and appropriate Hawaiian Haunt sectors while keeping him in the active lineup. This is character level, not trainer level or job rank.

Apex Dragon

Reach character level 50 with Kasuga. The finale preparation and optional dungeons provide a natural route; if below 50 after the story, continue with the postgame training stop.

Legendary Dragon

Reach character level 70 with Kasuga. Without DLC, repeat useful Yokohama EX encounters and save level boosters for the last expensive levels. Master Vacation's Big Swell/NG+ offers another route. Keep character-XP equipment on only when its penalty is safe.

Superhuman

Raise one of Kasuga's six personality attributes to level 10. Use exams and unfinished Personality Challenges, then a relevant growth item if useful. One maxed stat does not satisfy the all-six achievement.

Metahuman

Raise all six Kasuga personality attributes to level 10. Prioritize the lowest remaining track, pass uncompleted exams and finish its challenge entries; cleanup can continue in Premium Adventure.

Renewed Purpose

Complete all eight Life Links. Follow Date's episodes in order as the story permits, and bring Soul, Tech and Body individually to at least 9 for the final chain. Prepare for the episode-8 level-44 fight.

Precious Memories

View 30 Memoirs of a Dragon as Kiryu. Start collecting the visible map icons in Chapter 8 and revisit districts as new chapters add memories. Collecting an unrelated item or raising Awakening alone does not count.

Abundant Memories

View 70 Memoirs of a Dragon. Continue the Ijincho and Kamurocho sweeps after later story unlocks, including the named memoir chains in the route. Finish remaining icons in Premium Adventure if needed.

Funk Goes On

Bring any one of Kiryu's Soul, Tech or Body tracks to its maximum, level 10. Memoirs, Part-Time Hero and Unfinished Business provide gains. Life Links still use the lowest of the three tracks for their separate gates.

Alo-Happy as Can Be

Experience the eight standard Alo-Happy activities. Meet the required personality levels and tour fees in the unlock checklist. The two Special Job Set DLC tours are not needed for this base-game target.

Side Hustle

Raise a job to rank 30. Main-job use through story and dungeon fights works; character level is not job rank. Keep a job-XP accessory if available and safe.

Mad Hustle

Raise three jobs to rank 30 across the roster. Train useful jobs while building transferable skills instead of forcing every job onto Kasuga. Check job ranks in the status/booth screens.

Ultimate Hustle

Raise seven jobs to rank 30 across the roster. Spread training among companions, use suitable job-XP accessories and dungeon encounters, then restore each character's intended boss loadout.

Pound for Pound

Use Poundmates 30 times in combat. Budget affordable calls over the campaign; repeatedly using an available summon counts. Calls by the two leaders contribute to the total, even though their challenge counters may be separate.

Something from Nothing

Craft ten pieces of gear at Julie's Gearworks. Creating inexpensive useful weapons advances the goal; enhancement levels on a single existing weapon are not ten new crafts.

Investing in the Future

Complete Julie's facility investments through rank 4. Thresholds are $2,000, $20,000 and $200,000 for ranks 2–4; account for progress already contributed through workshop use before paying the remaining amount.

Sujimaniac

Register 100 different RPG enemy types in the Sujidex. Fight varied street groups and dungeon sectors; the collectible Sujimon battle roster is a different system.

Sujimon Sensei

Register 200 different RPG enemy types in the Sujidex. Explore both countries and the optional dungeons, then check the record count. You do not need all 317 records or 200 captured Sujimon.

Dungeon Sweeper

Clear all forty floors of Yokohama Underground, including EX and the level-55 Amon Clan. The forced Chapter 10 introduction and floor-30 clear are insufficient.

Ruffians Beware

Clear all forty Hawaiian Haunt floors, including EX and the five Robo-Michios. The story tutorial and first three sectors do not finish this requirement.

Break It Up!

Win 20 Sujimon raid events. Fight the marked raids while moving between trainers; ordinary trainer battles and gacha pulls do not substitute. Finish remaining events after the league if necessary.

Suji League Champion

Complete every Sujimon-related substory through #42, Atop the Plateau. Defeat the Discreet Four and King, then survive the following level-31 normal-party fight and finish the resolution.

Sujimon Snag 'Em

Recruit ten Sujimon from battle recruitment opportunities. Complete the gift/acceptance sequence; gacha recruits do not count as battle recruits. Raids are useful opportunities.

Prize Fighter

Raise one Sujimon to level 50 and friendship 100. Advance the league to remove the level cap, then use training for levels and battle/farm interactions for friendship. One maximum without the other is insufficient.

Craftaholic

Craft 100 different DIY furnishings on Dondoko Island. Track new recipes in the catalogue; duplicate copies of the same object do not increase the distinct total. Recipes can be finished after reaching five stars.

Island Hospitality

Complete 100 guest stays at Dondoko Island. Keep lodging filled and finish the tours/check-outs; repeat visitors count, so finding 100 unique guests is unnecessary.

Dondoko A-Go-Go!

Run a TV advertisement on Dondoko Island. Reach three stars, speak to Subaru and buy the Local TV Commercial; merely unlocking advertising is insufficient.

Basking in Glory

Obtain the four-star resort rating: 28,000 satisfaction, 8,000 popularity, Cave and Forest cleared, then the rating inspection.

Dondoko Denouement

Finish the Dondoko Island story by qualifying for five stars and resolving the final pirate battle. Prepare island hearts and souvenirs; ordinary RPG level does not replace island equipment.

Having Fun Yet?

Play ten different minigames. The route combines Crazy Delivery, Sicko Snap, Miss Match, exams, karaoke, darts, a SEGA arcade title, batting, golf and Can Quest. High-score mastery of all ten is unnecessary.

License to Skill

Earn ten Ounabara certificates by passing different exams. Start with the free introductory test, choose familiar topics and use study aids when useful. Exams also support personality growth.

30 Mins or It's Free

Complete all four Crazy Delivery courses, unlocking each next difficulty through a successful clear. Learn a repeatable food/delivery route and protect the cargo instead of sacrificing every run to risky tricks.

Sicko Stopper

Clear the required score on every Sicko Snap course: Aloha Beach, Harbor Line and Night Street. Repeat to learn subject appearances and watch the course-clear indicator.

Photo Hunter

Complete thirty different Photo Rally targets after the Chapter 5 introduction. Use the board's specific subject and camera indicator; normal scenic pictures are not Photo Rally completions. Targets can come from more than one city.

Spirit of Aloha

Befriend fifty different Aloha Links contacts. Greet, help or supply the available contacts during Honolulu travel. The requirement is fifty people/contacts, not raising fifty relationships to their maximum.

Don't Hate the Player

Reach meetings with five different people through Miss Match. Finish the chat and timed portions; adjust the profile/subscription when the same contacts repeat. Matching alone does not satisfy a completed meeting.

Not a Total Waste

Find Ethereal Egesta in a toilet. Inspect the men's public toilet by Aloha Seaside restaurant. Obtaining the material from a shop or a different type of pickup is not the specified trigger.

Somewhere Over the Rainbow

Photograph a visible Honolulu rainbow after rain with the phone camera. Use the beach's open sky and act while it is still visible. This is separate from Photo Rally.

Infinite Wealth

Steam's meta-achievement for obtaining all achievements. It is present in the official PC roster. This guide tracks all 74 entries; check the platform's actual remaining unlocks. The base/DLC dependency of this meta flag was not separately certified.

Compare story outcomes · 2 decisions

Each option explains its consequences. Your choice is repeated at the relevant step; alternatives remain available.

Anaconda Escape: desired performance reward · Undecided
Anaconda Escape: desired performance rewardCompare choices, rewards & consequences · spoilers
Complete every task and escape

Six points within the time limit gives two Silver Plates and a Safe Key. The substory completes; later story events and endings are unchanged. This is the best documented reward tier.

Escape with partial credit

A lower-score escape gives a Silver Plate and Smoke Bomb. The same substory completion counts toward the 10/20/40 achievements, with no later story branch. Timing out instead gives only the Silver Plate; reload if you want to improve a one-time bonus.

Hard and Legend: replay plan · Undecided
Hard and Legend: replay planCompare approaches, requirements and trade-offs
One replay, then repeat the final boss

Community-reported method: complete NG+ on Legend, reload a retained pre-Ebina save, switch to Hard and finish again. Those reports say Hard and Legend do not stack automatically. The reload shortcut has not been independently verified for the current PC build; if it works, it reduces repetition, and the story ending is identical. Retain the save until both Steam unlocks are confirmed.

Separate full Hard and Legend runs

Finish one whole replay on each difficulty, keeping separate saves. This takes longer and avoids relying on the final-boss difficulty-switch method. It grants the same qualifying achievements and fixed ending.

Chapter 1 of 49

Chapter 1 · Doin' the Best I Can

IN CAMPAIGN ORDER

Start in Ijincho with the story’s jobs

Start a new game on Normal and follow Ichiban through Ijincho. Use the story’s starting jobs. Job changes unlock in Chapter 5, where the guide will introduce the selected party plan.

The main story has one outcome; optional activities remain available later. Keep a separate manual save before long dungeons and performance tests.

Base-game players can complete the story and its side content. Big Swell, New Game+, Hard and Legend require Master Vacation. Special Job Set purchases are optional for every build here.

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IN CAMPAIGN ORDER

Return to Ijincho and the date

1. Follow the apartment/Hello Work objectives, meet Hamako and visit Survive. Continue Saeko's date at the Silky Queen, then follow the time skips back to Hello Work. The date's awkward outcome is fixed; choose dialogue for the personality gain you prefer rather than trying to find a marriage branch.
2. After the Sasaki sequence, reconnect with Adachi and Nanba. Check the newly available equipment before approaching the Seiryu Clan entrance. Use nearby shops for healing and MP supplies instead of spending the entire balance on marginal armor.
Help preparing the opening party

Where to look: Follow the apartment, Hello Work and Survive objectives until the opening party is together. Before the Seiryu approach, inspect everyone’s current equipment and supplies.

What to do: Refill useful healing and MP items without spending the whole balance. In the next small fight, move to a target’s rear or use an available grapple when its guard blocks ordinary attacks.

What should happen: The party reaches the next objective supplied, and guarded enemies can be damaged without repeatedly wasting the same frontal attack.

If it does not work: If a tactic is unavailable, check the active character’s current skills and position. Later jobs are not required for the opening; use the tools already present in this party.

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gear

Massive Massage Machine

Love Magic sells this early electric weapon for ¥3,600. Its paralysis utility makes it worth checking if your current job can equip it.

3. Position near environmental objects for basic attacks, circle guarded enemies for back attacks, and use Adachi's grapple when a target keeps blocking. Reserve MP for enemies whose guard or weakness makes ordinary attacks inefficient.
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IN CAMPAIGN ORDER

The river approach and Seiryu HQ

SUGGESTED PLAN · Hero and two safety nets

Opening trio

  • Ichiban Hero, Adachi Detective, Nanba Homeless Guy; use Adachi's grapple on guard and Nanba's magic for coverage.
  • Carry recovery items on the whole team; do not let Ichiban enter a new wave critically injured.

Use these choices when the required level, resource or unlock is available. Opening this section does not change your character.

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PLAY & BUILD COACHING

Before entering the waterway

Prepare the opening trio: Ichiban, Adachi and Nanba. Restore their HP and MP and carry the healing supplies available to you. Use current jobs and attacks; keep Ichiban healthy and check the damage preview before spending MP.

1. Buy a Bottle of Sake at Poppo on Tsurukame Highway for the homeless-camp lead. Complete the Radio Active introduction en route. Enter the waterway prepared around level 5.
2. Search the ladder branch for a Safe Key, then open the nearby safe before continuing. Use the recovery/save opportunity before entering the headquarters battle sequence.
Help finishing the supply and safe-key route

Where to look: Check Poppo on Tsurukame Highway for the Bottle of Sake needed by the homeless-camp lead. In the waterway, inspect the ladder branch before continuing.

What to do: Complete the sake hand-in, collect the Safe Key and open the nearby safe. Use the recovery/save opportunity to refill the trio before the headquarters sequence.

What should happen: The lead advances, the safe has been opened and the party is restored before the next encounter. Picking up a key does not collect the safe’s contents.

If it does not work: If access is stalled, reread the current sake objective and speak to its contact with the bottle available. If the safe is still locked, search the ladder branch rather than using the next story exit.

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A grapple is a grabbing skill that can bypass guard. In this opening party, check Adachi’s Skills for Monkey Flip. Alternatively move behind the guarding enemy before choosing an attack. Check the hit result instead of repeatedly spending MP on the same blocked frontal move.

3. Break guard with a grapple or a rear attack. When reinforcements arrive, remove the weakest threats before pouring damage into the durable target. Keep the leader healthy enough to survive a full enemy turn.

Checkpoint End of chapter

Check loot and refill MP before leaving the dungeon sequence. The automatic chapter completion unlocks Back in Action. Continue to .

PLAY & BUILD COACHING

First progression target

Enter around level 5 with supplies and use grapple/back attacks to break guarded positions. Preserve Ichiban's HP and MP. Job ranks and broader party combinations arrive through the story; no early grinding can make the Chapter-5 booth exist sooner.

4. Keep weapon bases and useful accessories. Sell designated valuables when you need cash; do not empty your equipment inventory just because a new weapon has a higher number. Several endgame recipes consume named earlier weapons.
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Back in Action

Complete Chapter 1 and let the closing story transition finish. Automatic on the main route, with no optional dialogue requirement; a first Normal campaign is sufficient.

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Which sections did you finish?

Check only sections you finished in the game. Leave optional content, other endings and unfinished sections unchecked. Achievements and individual tasks keep their own checkmarks.

0 new sections selected. Nothing changes until you save.

Campaign notes & backups

Coverage, version notes and sources

Not a catalogue of every container, all 317 enemy records, every Photo Rally board or every Dondoko guest/furnishing. It routes the complete campaign, major optional systems and every achievement, and identifies selected useful gear.

Later PC patch/build status could not be established beyond the official Ver. 1.20 announcement. No installed-game or save-file verification was performed.

Some reference walkthroughs are labelled PS5; Steam's roster and the publisher's PC/DLC pages establish platform coverage. Button glyphs should follow the player's PC input prompts.

Exact bond gates for every unused character/job pairing are not exhaustively audited. Verified gates for the selected plans are included; Alo-Happy's locked-job panel is authoritative for other pairings.

Geodancer's Essence of Natural Healing is listed at rank 24 by RPG Site and 25 by CyricZ. Plan to reach rank 25 and verify the learned-skills panel; no build depends on obtaining it at 24.

The Steam meta-achievement reads 'Obtained all achievements.' Its DLC dependency is not separately certified here; complete and check all 74 for a full Steam completion.

One-time substory performance bonuses and story-dungeon pickups merit a manual save. All achievements can be cleaned up in Premium Adventure or the required DLC replay; this is not a claim that every physical pickup is repeatable.

Random dungeon armor and late weapon funding can delay the final configuration; each plan supplies a usable fallback.

Some older web guides place job access in Chapter 6 or imply immediate Ichiban slots. The checked Chapter 5 unlock and personality/bond gates take precedence here.

No DLC-only Linebacker/Tennis Ace skill is required. Master Vacation still gates Big Swell and Hard/Legend NG+; all existing achievement, souvenir and story warnings remain applicable.

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    publisher DLC specification

    Supports: Master Vacation gates NG+/Hard/Legend and Big Swell; bonus guest and Sujimon restrictions are stated for the listed bundles.

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  • CyricZ - Hawaiian Haunt rescue rewards

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    Supports: Return to Robo-Michio after the sector's rescues; Sector 1 gives Diving Knife and EX gives Squid Tentacles and an Ultra Booster.

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    Limits: Guide version 1.4 dated 16 May 2026; checked 10 October 2026. Rescues and boss completion are separate checks.

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  • CyricZ: Yokohama Underground rescue rewards

    gamefaqs.gamespot.com

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    Supports: Rescuing everyone in Sector 1 and returning to Utamaru awards Dragon God's Amulet.

    Claim checked: 2026-10-11

    Limits: Guide version 1.4; updated May 16, 2026.

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  • CyricZ: Big Swell DLC

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  • CyricZ: New Game+ and Premium Adventure

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  • CyricZ: hidden achievement conditions

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  • TrueAchievements: Legend completion and separate Hard unlock

    trueachievements.com

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  • Steam players: separate Hard and Legend completion

    steamcommunity.com

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  • Steam players: postgame cleanup and gear reports

    steamcommunity.com

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  • CyricZ: early Kiryu memoirs

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  • CyricZ: Chapter 12 memoirs

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  • CyricZ: romance side stories

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  • CyricZ: personality and bonds

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  • PowerPyx: complete named substory directory and King warning

    powerpyx.com

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  • CyricZ: crown-enemy weapon bases and chapter respawns

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  • PowerPyx: Photo Rally targets and location photographs

    powerpyx.com

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  • RPG Site — ultimate weapon base acquisition

    rpgsite.net

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  • Community party analysis — Aquanaut/Host synergy, recommendation evidence

    reddit.com

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  • SEGA/RGG — official battle, jobs and skill inheritance overview

    ryu-ga-gotoku.com

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  • SteamDB — Infinite Wealth published update history

    steamdb.info

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  • Prima Games — Utamaru, Chapter 10 and Empty Cough Drop Tins

    primagames.com

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  • Gamepressure — Shark Fin exchange NPC, currency and price

    gamepressure.com

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  • Version research · infinite-wealth

    steamcommunity.com

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  • CyricZ - dungeon checkpoints and rescue interactions

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    community gameplay reference

    Supports: Dungeon exits, five-floor checkpoints, boss-floor saving/restoration and talking to a trapped person to trigger the rescue.

    Claim checked: 2026-10-10

    Limits: Guide version 1.4 dated 16 May 2026; checked 10 October 2026. Random rooms do not provide a fixed map or guaranteed equipment route.

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  • CyricZ: Kamulop fortune collection and ordered exchanges

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    Reference; evidence type not yet classified

    Supports: Chapter 3 introduces collectible fortune slips and a sequential reward list.

    Claim checked: 2026-10-11

    Limits: Guide version 1.4; updated May 16, 2026.

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  • RPG Site: meal combinations, buffs and Table Talks

    rpgsite.net

    Reference; evidence type not yet classified

    Supports: Ordering a listed combination unlocks a temporary battle bonus; the Revolve pair boosts evasion.

    Claim checked: 2026-10-11

    Limits: January 25, 2024 guide; researched October 11, 2026.

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  • CyricZ: Walk & Talk markers and Bond Bingo

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    Reference; evidence type not yet classified

    Supports: Map-marked companion conversations fill Bond Bingo and completed lines add bond points.

    Claim checked: 2026-10-11

    Limits: Guide version 1.4; updated May 16, 2026.

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