So, does Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League stand out in a crowd of games struggling to survive, or is this, as some feared, the downfall of Rocksteady?

Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Review

Kill The Justice League’s story follows the traditional superhero trope: There’s an impending world-ending event of biblical proportions that only Earth’s greatest heroes could hope to overcome. Well, that was if the entire Justice League hadn’t been turned into Brainiac’s mind slaves.

Instead of the usual spandex-wearing goody-two-shoes, players take the mantle of the Suicide Squad, a ragtag group of Arkham convicts set loose on Metropolis. This was pulled off by Amanda Waller, who, quite honestly, may just be the greatest villain in the entire DC Multiverse. She’s more terrifying than any of the Suicide Squad; I’d rather go toe-to-toe with Brainiac.

The story follows Harley Quinn, Deadshot, King Shark, and Captain Boomerang, the latter of which has quickly become one of my all-time favorite characters. They all set out to take down the Justice League and destroy the evil Brainiac before he enslaves what’s left of the human population.

It’s a rewarding narrative, one that toes a careful line between routing for the antihero and just flat-out destroying our childhood dreams before our very eyes. Its most impressive feat is the ability to create a bond between the player and members of the Suicide Squad that’s strong enough to endure some of the heinous events of the latter stages of the story, events that could sour the experience for some.

Unlike the humor, which is smashed out of the park in the first 30 minutes. The writing is fantastic, effortlessly blending a rather doomsday-like scenario with quick one-liners and banter between allies, all timed and delivered to near perfection. Some of the game’s funniest moments don’t even require words; the facial animations are some of the very best this industry has to offer. An entire joke can be delivered with the raising of an eyebrow or the rolling of the eyes. Supported by fantastic performances throughout, it left me feeling both fulfilled and empty. As a live-service title, the story was so much better than I was expecting. Despite this, it left me lovesick, wondering how much more we could have had in a more traditional single-player setting.

Running in at about 10-12 hours, the story felt short. It does flow through the games-as-a-service end-game style grind in fantastic fashion, arguably the most thematic we’ve seen in the genre to-date, but if that GaaS style end-game grind isn’t your thing, the experience may not feel deserving of the price tag.

Each of the four main characters – Deadshot, King Shark, Captain Boomerang, and Harley Quinn – each boast their own arsenal of weapons, abilities, and traversal powers. I typically struggle with games that require diverting of attention between too many skill trees and loadouts. While Suicide Squad’s user-interface makes it a seamless and effortless process, I still found myself drawn to Deadshot – a character I played throughout much of the game.

Once the story is over, when the GaaS grind begins, these games live and die by the quality of the combat. Thankfully, Kill the Justice League’s combat system is one of the most exciting I’ve played in a long time. Hulking brutes, long distance snipers, armored melee units, fortified tanks…the game throws a bevy of different enemies at you, each requiring different tactics and solutions. The satisfaction of stringing together the perfect counters, launching to the next group of enemies with combined traversal abilities, and hitting special attack to clear an entire platform never grows old or feels stale.

After every cutscene and story segment, I was eager to get back to the skies of Metropolis and just kill stuff for the fun of it. Both fitting of the genre and the theme, I suppose. However, that enthusiasm did dwindle somewhat when it came to the boss battles. While none of them were bad – you battle against the majority of the Justice League at one point or another – none of them really stood out either. Not really a crime, but when you are battling against characters as iconic as those seen in the Justice League, I expected combat on far grander scales.

As with all the GaaS launches of recent years, much of the pre-launch discussion was sharing the woes and concerns of the genre. I get it, they are not for everyone. Grind and repetition are often seen as negative elements of the gaming experience, but there’s still a large audience that thrives on the challenge and lives to log in each and every day. Is this that game? I’m not sure, but it has a hell of a lot more chance than I thought it would have.

The live-service elements, while limited in variety, do boast an impressive array of character customization and loadout options. Every aspect of the characters can be enhanced and improved. Personal stats, weapon rarity, weapon traits and perks, special abilities, there’s a huge list of min-maxing opportunities that offers the perfect playground for fans dedicated enough to withstand the limited mission choices of the post-game scenario.

Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is a great game for a certain type of player, having all the hallmarks of a fantastic single-player cinematic experience. It features a great story, excellent voice acting, beautiful environments, and captivating characters, but it all feels cut short to service this live-service model. I had a lot of fun playing through, and I’ll likely dive more into the end-game grind. Still, I still can’t help but ask: What if?

Posted Feb 9, 2024 by captaincamper
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However, Enshrouded’s demo at Steam Next Fest completely ruined that approach – it was a technically impressive demo that worked flawlessly from start to finish. A game boasting several intriguing and creative design choices around an often stagnating survival genre, I could not wait to jump in to Early Access.

Needless to say, I was not disappointed.

Enshrouded Early Access is Peak Survival Gaming

In the days – and weeks – building up to Enshrouded’s Early Access release, I spent over 100 hours in LEGO Fortnite and Palworld. This is primarily the reason for waiting so long to share my thoughts on Enshrouded; I needed to wash my sins away. While I made every effort to do just that, it’s impossible not to rejoice in the areas of Enshrouded that I felt more recent releases completely lacked.

It took seconds – and I mean seconds – for Enshrouded to impress. The game looks beautiful, and some of the sights on offer demand you stop absolutely everything to take them in, even if for a brief moment. With sprawling hills, dangerous mists that cover the lands below, and forgotten towns of an old world gracing the horizon, Enshrouded’s world feels huge. Every inch screams to be explored; we’ve played approximately 20 hours between our team and don’t feel we’ve even experienced 10%.

After a brief tutorial, one wasting no time demonstrating Enshrouded’s visual feats, I set off to do what I always do in these games – and something I’ve grown to hate – :building my first base. I say first base because that’s all it ever is. Hours, days, even weeks later, eventually, you know you’re going to be spending hours tracking back and forth, miles from the valuable resources you need. This usually means I’m building four walls, a door, and maybe slapping a roof on if I’m feeling creative, but Enshrouded sucked me right in.

I set up a small porch played around with a balcony, threw on a chimney, and utilized some scaffolding to fix the roof. Everything feels so intuitive, with everything slotting together effortlessly. It’s reminiscent of the modern survival greats like Conan Exiles and ARK Survival Evolved. One is able to build a beautiful small farm house in a flowery field, a small haven in a deep woodland, or even a massive and foreboding castle on the cliffside. It’s impossible for me to ignore the uninspiring construction mechanics of Palworld and LEGO Fortnite’s frustration design choices, but even still, Enshrouded’s building mechanics share the throne with some of the best the genre has to offer.

I could tell before long that my allies were getting irritated with my constant sharing of “oh my god this works” and “thank god they did this” when building the base, so we set out to rescue some allies. While not as cruel or Pokemon-like as Palworld, Enshrouded’s early tasks involves sending players out to rescue survivors of the old world. A blacksmith, a carpenter, a farmer, professions with abilities that will greatly aid in the rebuilding of civilization, each unlocking exciting new blueprints and building opportunities once discovered. This is where my love for Enshrouded stood at a crossroads.

If there’s one area of Enshrouded I still can’t quite settle on, it’s the objective-based nature of exploration and progression. The traditional survival approach of a tutorial walking you through the basics before unleashing you on a sprawling open-world has been replaced with, quite frankly, an often overwhelming number of objectives and map markers to chase down.

You are still completely free to explore, and Enshrouded rewards exploration like few others do, but following the main story objectives is often the best route to progress and unlock more meaningful blueprints. It’s a system implemented well; I never felt confused, lost, or unsure of what to tackle next. Nevertheless, I also missed the satisfaction of searching for particular resources or locations. Braving through the elements to find that one last material to make a new sword or set of armor. One of the many notes I discovered in the game world led to a quest to locate buried treasure, usually a favorite activity in games like this, but it was simply a matter of heading to the location marked on the map and picking up the chest.

While it’s an area of the game I’m not sure if I enjoy, I’m sure many players will be more than happy experiencing something where the core experience is different from other survival titles. It’s one of the many areas Enshrouded focuses on to distinguish itself in a sea of popular survival games, but it is one of the few that I wasn’t immediately in love with.

This is a stark contrast to other areas of the game, making me mumble to myself: “Why don’t more survival games do this?” The survival mechanics, primarily the requirement of eating and drinking, isn’t simply another case of unimaginative micromanaging small bars on the user interface. You are not punished for forgoing a meal or passing up a freshly filled bottle of water, making it one of the many elements of Enshrouded just screaming to be explored.

Different food types belong to different groups, and each individual food provides various buffs and bonuses once consumed. These bonuses can be stacked across the different food groups to compliment a character’s specific build. As the frontline fighter and tank of our group, I was combining meat buffs from some finely grilled Wolf Meat with some roasted Corn, buffing both my strength and constitution. It’s a very simple approach to the core survival aspect of the game. This, in turn, makes an otherwise dull and repetitive experience far more satisfying and exciting.

That same approach is felt across the game. Small changes, tiny sometimes, but refreshing and innovative enough that even seasoned survival fans will take a brief pause. I lost count of the times we shared an “Oh, that makes a lot of sense” whenever we came across one of these small changes. One that stands out the most, at least for someone that enjoys making a house a home in these sorts of games, was the Rested system.

Being Rested provides a character with a huge buff to stamina and regeneration, both crucial when exploring the more dangerous areas of the game. Sure, like most survival games, you can throw down a bed in a run-down shack and call it a day, but adding that extra touch is rewarded. Players can increase the potency of the buffs applied by extending the duration through the increasing of the comfort level in the area surrounding the bed. Tables, chairs, rugs, items that are typically mundane and useless, instead offer to both heighten the realism and immersion of the experience, while directly rewarding players for doing so. Again, something quite simple, but so effective and, really, a lot of fun.

I feel my recent foray into Fortnite LEGO, a well executed but bare-bones title, made me truly appreciate Enshrouded. While a single and vital biome could be a 40-minute walk from your base in LEGO Fortnite, I instantly fell in love with traveling in Enshrouded. It does somewhat lessen the peril of exploration, knowing you are usually only a minute or two from quickly returning home and restocking supplies. Despite that, this is vastly overshadowed by the pure pleasure of just being able to explore and have a good time, all without the fear of only being seconds away from losing everything and spending the next hour recovering. Wherever you are, whatever you’re doing, you can simply open the map, home in just a few seconds.

Most of these features are not unique to Enshrouded, but all of these elements together highlight the exact reasons fans truly love the genre. Put simply, it gives players the chance to focus on the fun aspects of the survival genre. Exploring, taking on challenging boss battles, finding exciting new resources that unlock new blueprints, using the fantastically designed building system to make works of art. Enshrouded is everything I love about the survival genre without all the filler.

Enshrouded’s fledgling adventure into Early Access is technically and mechanically impressive, and as feature rich as games 10 times its lifespan.

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Little Japan, Waikiki, Downtown & Chinatown & District Five, and the Cultural District & Harbor Park, all offer incredibly strong weapons as completion rewards. As such, while it may be a little time consuming, completing this Substory as soon as it’s available offers a huge boost in damage for certain characters and jobs.

Hawaii Tropical Photo Rally Locations

Little Japan

1: Coconut Turtle on Housing Complex Wall (Little Japan)

2: Streetside Window Display (Little Japan)

3: Golden Food Truck (West Waikiki)

4: Shave Ice Shop Painting (Little Japan)

Inside the restaurant

5: Popular Bar And Hangout Spot (Little Japan)

6: Equipment Store Near Revolve (Little Japan)

7: On A Residential Mailbox (Little Japan)

8: This One Takes Confidence (Little Japan)

Inside the Gambling Den

9: On A Housing Wall (Little Japan)

10: The Ninja Up Where Ninja Sup (Little Japan)

Inside the restaurant

11: Inside The Shrine Building (Little Japan)

12: Samurai Window Display (Little Japan)

13: Inside The Weapons Shop (Little Japan)

Inside the weapon shop

14: Garden In A Shipping Container (Little Japan)

15: Street Corner Restaurant Sign (Little Japan)

Waikiki

1: Tropical Window Display (West Waikiki)

2: Surfboard Sweets Shop Sign (West Waikiki)

3: Middle Of A Park Square (West Waikiki)

4: Shave Ice Menu Board (West Waikiki)

5: Alo-Happy Tours (West Waikiki)

6: Shopping Center Entrance (West Waikiki)

7: Streetside Window Display (West Waikiki)

8: Behind The Surf Shop (East Waikiki)

9: Ice Cream Stand Neon Sign (East Waikiki)

10: Beside Mocha Mahalo (East Waikiki)

11: Garage Logo (East Waikiki)

12: Inside The Restaurant (East Waikiki)

13: Surfboard Statue On The Sands (East Aloha Beach)

14: Alleyway By The Beach (South Waikiki)

15: Famed Hotel Insignia (South Waikiki)

Anaconda Shopping Center

1: Shopping Center 1F (Anaconda)

2: Shopping Center 1F (Anaconda)

3: Shopping Center 1F (Anaconda)

4: Shopping Center 2F (Anaconda)

5: Shopping Center North Entrance (Anaconda)

6: Shopping Center South Entrance (Anaconda)

7: Shopping Center West Entrance (Anaconda)

8: Shopping Center 2F (Anaconda)

9: Shopping Center 2F (Anaconda)

10: Shopping Center Restroom (Anaconda)

Downtown/Chinatown/District Five

1: Wall Graffiti In District Five (District Five)

2: One Mismatched Slice (District Five)

3: Cuffed Nightspot (District 5)

4: Inside Ruins (District 5)

5: Store Shelf Mascot (Downtown)

6: Streetside Water Installation (Downtown)

7: Streetside Water Installation (Downtown)

8: Serrated Storefront (Downtown)

9: Chinese Weapons Dealer (Chinatown)

10: Sign of Bliss (Chinatown)

11: Herbal Store Mascot (Chinatown)

12: Elevator Panda (Chinatown)

13: Local Liquor Market (Chinatown)

14: Hole-in-the-wall Smoothie Shop (Chinatown)

15: Umbrellas On A Corner Store (Chinatown)

Cultural District & Harbor Park

1: Seaside Park Bridge (Harbor Park)

2: Dolphins At Play (Harbor Park)

3: Street Corner Near The Parking Lot (Anaconda)

4: Window Near Klotzman Entrance (Cultural District)

5: For Adults Seeking Playtime (Cultural District)

6: Raunchy Corset Display (Cultural District)

7: Food Truck Near Ship Landing (Harbor Park)

8: Art Walls Mural (Cultural District)

9: Groovy Cafe Sign (Cultural District)

10: Streetside Art Walls Bar (Cultural District)

11: Lobby Of An Educational Facility (Cultural District)

12: Currently Closed Theater (Cultural District)

13: Pineapples For Sale (Cultural District)

14: Streetside Cafe (Cultural District)

15: Lit-Up Sign For A Closed Bar (Cultural District)

Yokohama Tropical Photo Rally Locations

Bar District

1: Former Company Headquarters (Bar District)

2: Leda (Bar District)

3: Trendy Clothing Shop (Bar District)

4: Cafe Near A Local Hangout (Bar District)

5: Popular Bar And Hangout Spot (Bar District)

6: Bar District 2F (Bar District)

Use the nearby stairs to reach this location

7: Shop Amid The Street Downtown (Bar District)

8: Convenient Streetside Hotel (Bar District)

9: Local Izakaya (Bar District)

10: Street Corner Psychic (Bar District)

Downtown

Downtown Photo Rally locations cannot be completed until Chapter 8. At the start of Chapter 8 you are returned to Yokohama with Kiryu and friends. After the first couple of story objectives there, you will unlock these Photo Rally locations. This rewards you with Rose Amore weapon.

1: Nice Spot To Relax (Koreatown)

2: Street Archway Sculpture (Koreatown)

3: Local Izakaya (Koreatown)

4: Recently Rebranded Workshop (Commercial District)

5: Photo Developer By Hello Work (Commercial District)

6: Employment Office of Yokohama (Commercial District)

7: Cafe On Main Street (Commercial District)

8: Rose-Colored Corner Store (Red Light District)

9: Local Theater’s Rooftop View (Red Light District)

10: Currently Closed Movie Theater (Restaurant Row)

11: Street Corner Sculpture (Isezaki Road)

12: Mascot Of A Franchise Bookseller (Isezaki Road)

13: Rustic Streetside Restaurant (Isezaki Road)

14: Mighty Fast Food Mascot (Isezaki Road)

15: Iconic Sign Of Isezaki Ijincho (Isezaki Road)

Uptown

Uptown is one of the locations within Yokohama. You cannot complete these Photo Rally objectives until you reach Chapter 8 where the game sends you back to Yokohama to play as Kiryu and his party. Once you have followed the main story objectives in Chapter 8 for a short while, you will unlock a new series of Photo Rally objectives. You are rewarded with a Pancake Maker Weapon for completing this set of photographs.

1: Entrance Of A Local High School (Seiryo High School)

2: Logo Of A Golf Center (West Jinnai Station)

3: Shuttered Garage (West Jinnai Station)

4: Entrance Gate Sign (West Jinnai Station)

5: Alo-Happy Crosses Borders (Jinnai Station)

6: Inside The Bee (Jinnai Station)

7: Inside The Batting Center (North Jinnai Center)

8: Face Of A Large Hotel (North Jinnai Center)

9: View Of A Poker Parlor (East Jinnai Station)

10: Large Cornerside Building (East Jinnai Station)

11: Statue In The Heart Of The Park (Hamakita Park)

12: Chinatown Art Piece (Chinatown)

13: Fixture Of The Chinatown Park (Chinatown)

14: Authentic Chinese Restaurant (Chinatown)

15: Archway Before The Dragon (Chinatown)

Completing all of the Tropical Photo Rally challenges is a great way to unlock powerful weapons early in the story. With all of these marked off and complete, you should have everything you need.

Posted Jan 25, 2024 by captaincamper
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Once you have progressed far enough into the story, around Chapter 3, you will unlock the Poundmates app. This unique app allows you to summon powerful allies in combat in exchange for cash. They are very strong but also very expensive. As you use each Poundmate, the money spent on hiring them goes towards upgrading them, adding more unique and powerful abilities as the Poundmate grows.

Below is a list of all of the Poundmates in Infinite Wealth and how they are unlocked.

How To Unlock All Poundmates In Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth

Charlie
Complete Substory 3: Crazy Money (Substory Guide) to unlock Charlie. This Substory is part of the main story on Hawaii. You will be given a mission to earn some money, which unlocks Substory 3, and once you have completed it Charlie will join your Poundmates contacts.

Nathan
Complete Substory 15: Samurai May We Walk Together? (Substory Guide) which can be found on the west end of the beach. After you fight off the enemies at the end of the Substory, Nathan will be available as a Poundmate to summon.

Kazami Evolution
Complete Substory 13: Rock And Roil (Substory Guide) in which you help a rockstar and a shaman summon a powerful storm to help with the recording of a music video. Once you have completed the Substory, Kazami will join as a Poundmate.

Nancy & Olivia
Complete Substory 10: Coming Out Of Her Shell (Substory Guide) where you help Olivia, a crab from Hawaii, reclaim her stolen shell and replace her home. Once you have rescued her, she joins you at your base and Nancy and Olivia become available to summon via the Poundmates app.

Bony Kashiwa
Complete Substory 27: The Pursuit Of Realism (Substory Guide). This is a Substory where a direction asks you to complete a stunt scene dodging cars and explosions. If you fail, you can reduce the amount of cars. However, I did the challenge on the original difficulty. You should still unlock Bony, but just a heads up in case.

Patriarch Gondawara
Complete Substory 24: Let It Snow (Substory Guide) where you help an elderly couple bring snow to Hawaii in the wifes final moments. Once you have finished the Substory, Patriarch Gondawara becomes available to summon via Poundmates.

Mameoka
Complete Substory 22: Rise and Grind (Substory Guide). After completing the Substory, Mameoka will join your Poundmates app.

Sojimaru Flying Beta Max
Complete Substory 30: Close Encounters Of The Bird Kind, which is part of a small chain of Substories. This is a challenging series as you have to fight a challenging enemy on multiple occasions. You get 30,000+ experience and 6,000+ cash, so it’s worth doing. You also unlock this Poundmate.

Asakura
Complete Substory 46: A Man Facing The Future, which is a series of Substories where you battle legendary fighter Asakura. At the end of the chain of Substories, Asakura will join as a Poundmate.

Revolve Bartender
Do Karaoke at Revolve to increase your relationship with the Bartender. Once you reach maximum bond, speak with him and he’ll join as a Poundmate. When you sing a song and the relationship goes up, you will need to wait some time or do some fights and then return to raise it further.

Kazuki & Yuya
Complete all of Date’s Memoirs of a Dragon to unlock these two as Poundmates

Kaoru Sayama
Complete No.47 Memories of Sayama, part of Date’s Life Link quest chain. This unlocks Sayama as a Poundmate.

Yuki & Koyuki
Complete No.40 Memories of Sunshine to unlock Yuki and Koyuki as Poundmates.

Sotaro Komaki
Head to this location and complete No. 38 Memories of Komaki to unlock him as a Poundmate.

Pocket Circuit Fighter
Head to this location and complete No. 35 Memories of Pocket Circuit to recruit Pocket Circuit Fighter as a Poundmate

Shun Akiyama
Head to this location and complete Life Link 7 with Date to unlock Shun.

Makoto Date
Complete all of Kiryu’s Life Link events to unlock Date as a Poundmate.

Posted Jan 25, 2024 by captaincamper
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Committee Agents are unique as they are not like your other Sujimon. Committee Agents do not have a type, they don’t have a primary attack or a special ability, and they don’t have the opportunity to Awaken or Evolve. They cannot be added to parties or used for anything. Well, they have a singular purpose and it’s one you don’t want to miss.

What Are Committee Agents For In Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth

Sujimon League allows you to Awaken Sujimon. In this act, you sacrifice Sujimon of a matching type to a single Sujimon to increase its power. For example, if I have the Sujimon Bronze Agent, I can feed that Bronze Agent a total of 6 other Bronze Agents in order to Awaken my original Bronze Agent to 3 star level. Awakening Sujimon increase their power and has the potential to make them evolve, so it’s worth the time and effort.

However, this makes it difficult to awaken some of the more powerful Sujimon. There are even some Sujimon that are entirely unique, meaning you can only ever find one of that Sujimon in the entire game, think the Legendary birds from the original Pokemon games.

That’s where Committee Agents come into play. They can be used as materials to Awaken your other Sujimon but it can be ANY other Sujimon. Committee Agents act as wild cards, allowing them to be used to Awaken any other Sujimon regardless of type.

You do get a lot of them as you progress and there’s always the chance of getting one in a Gacha, but we recommend always saving at least 6 so you have the materials required to take a newly found powerful Sujimon right to the top.

For more useful tips & tricks, such as making the best teams or finding the best Sujimon, check out our Sujimon League Guide. If you want to destroy the Sujimon League, check out our guide on where to find all Sujimon or jump into the highlights with our top 10 best Sujimon article.

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Having more resort guests means a lot more money. In this Guest Recruitment Guide For Dondoko Island In Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth we list every guest we have found that you can then persuade to visit Dondoko Island next time you begin a tour.

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Nearly all progress in the Sujimon League is tied directly to your Sujimon Rank. This rank goes from 1-10, 10-20, 20-30, and so on. You cannot challenge a member of the Discreet Four until you reach the appropriate rank. As you reach a new rank you will get better rewards from battles, Sujimon capsules, and more. The below method tells you how to level through the Rookie stage but it’s exactly the same process to increase through the higher levels even faster.

How To Level Sujimon Fast In Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth

The best way to level Sujimon quickly is to focus on your most powerful Sujimon. Typically, when building a Sujimon team, you have a strong Sujimon in the middle with a powerful attack to take down all three enemies quickly and easily. Focus on getting that Sujimon to the maximum level allowed first. This will allow that Sujimon to power level the rest by killing enemy teams quicker and easier.

To level that Sujimon as fast as possible, focus on trainer battles and the Coliseum challenges. Both of these activities reward you with Sujimunch, materials you can use to max out Sujimon almost instantly. By dedicating most of those resources to a single Sujimon, you will defeat more trainers quicker, get more Sujimunch faster, and upgrade your other Sujimon easier.

Make sure, when you are using the Sujimunch, that you split the proportion of munch for the biggest “Chance of Huge Gains”. For example, if you have 4 types of Sujimuch, put 6 of the best one in and then one each of the others. This ensures the highest % chance of success.

For more useful tips & tricks, such as making the best teams or finding the best Sujimon, check out our Sujimon League Guide. If you want to destroy the Sujimon League, check out our guide on where to find all Sujimon or jump into the highlights with our top 10 best Sujimon article.

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Sujimon League Guide Contents
What Is The Sujimon League
Where To Find Sujimon
Where To Find Sujimon Tickets
What Are The Best Sujimon
How To Make The Best Sujimon Teams
How To Level Sujimon Fast
How To Awaken Sujimon
How To Evolve Sujimon
What Are Committee Agents For?

What Is The Sujimon League

Where To Find Sujimon

The primary method are the Gacha machines you find all over town and at the Sujimon Coliseum. These can be used by either spending Gacha tickets or cash, depending on the Gacha type. This is a great way to building out your starting collection although I wouldn’t invest too much time levelling ones you find that aren’t considered rare.

The other method of finding new Sujimon is raids. These are a little different as they are not a Sujimon fight, it’s a regular fight with your allies. It’s typically the best way to find new and powerful Sujimon as you can use the in-game raid tool to find raids at your level with Sujimon you don’t yet have.

Where To Find Sujimon Tickets

You can also find small machines dotted around town that can give you tickets. The type of ticket and rarity depend on your current Sujimon Rank. As you get a higher rank, you will get better tickets, such as Master Tickets.

For the Kiwami Master Tickets, you need to complete the Sujimon Leagues main story and then search the raids for legendary creatures. They are usually level 60. Defeat that creature and you will get type-based Kiwami Master Ticket that unlocks that particular Sujimon.

What Are The Best Sujimon

Because the single purpose of Sujimon battles is to defeat the enemy before they defeat you, the single best Sujimon is your central attacking Sujimon that sits in the middle of your party and attacks all three opposing Sujimon. For this you want a strong and powerful main attack, 4 stars+, a good attack stat, and enough speed to not fall behind.

If you’re looking for strong Sujimon early, look for a Misdemeanor Wiener who evolves into Bad Cop and eventually, Extermination-kun. Alternatively, look for Powered Tool who evolves into Lumber Jackass and then Pleatherface.

How To Make The Best Sujimon Teams

You want a couple of strong Sujimon whose purpose is simply to deal damage. High attack with a 4+ star main ability. This Sujimon will be at the center of your team. You want at least two Sujimon in this role both for each of the teams you have but also for type effectiveness. A Light or Dark option is great as they will deal good damage to all three other types, then any Sujimon that’s Blaze, Frost, or Nature is fine. You can always swap between the two central characters when it’s your turn to deal the most damage.

For the supporting Sujimon, on the left and right, you want to focus on speed and defense. The more speed they have, the more turns your hard hitters are going to have. Furthermore, finding Sujimon that are able to heal is a huge benefit as they can use your turns with your special ability to heal while your big hitters just use their basic attacks to kill the enemies.

How To Level Sujimon Fast

Then simply keep defeating enemy Rivals of your level and repeating the process. Power levelling your central Sujimon allows you to finish the fights quickly and with guaranteed success. When you are using the Sujimunch, you want to maximize the “Chance of Huge Gains”. You get 10% additional chance for each unique type of Sujimunch used. So it’s a good idea to put one of each Sujimunch into the mix and then fill the rest out with the highest level Sujimunch you have. As you can see from the image above, you can go from 0 to max level nearly instantly.

How To Awaken Sujimon

For example, most Sujimon start at 0 starts. When you awaken them once, you will need at least other Sujimon of the exact same name to “feed” to your Sujimon to increase it to 1 star. When you want to increase it to 2 stars, you need to feed two additional Sujimon of the same name. When you want to reach 3 stars, you need feed three additional Sujimon of the same name.

This can make Awakening the rare and powerful Sujimon very difficult, but there is an alternative option. Committee Agents.

What Are Committee Agents For?

They can be a little tricky to get early on, so save them up for the more unique and harder to get Sujimon. You can get more Committee Agents one of two ways. They are always a possible reward whenever you are using the Sujimon Gacha machines. Alternatively, whenever you finish a Sujimon Gym battle and defeat a member of the Discreet Four, return to the gym after some time and a Committee Agent will be waiting outside. Speak with them to get a bunch of Committee Agents at once.

How To Evolve Sujimon

If you say no, you can always return to a Sujimon PC and use the Evolve option there.

If you have any questions on the Sujimon League, post a comment below or hit me up on Twitter (X).

Posted Jan 25, 2024 by captaincamper
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Our Top 10 Best Sujimon In Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth

With over 134 incredible Sujimon to collect, we've highlighted Our Top 10 Best Sujimon In Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth, making our selection based on the most powerful Sujimon in the game, and, well, honestly, which ones look the coolest.

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Our Top 10 Best Sujimon In Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth

Pleatherface was the first truly dangerous Sujimon that we recruited. A little on the slow side but strong defensive and offensive stats make it the perfect Sujimon to stand in the center of your squad and tear your enemies to shreds. Unfortunately, no special attack, but his primary chainsaw ability is a 4 star rated attack and finishes most enemies in a shot or two. Pleatherface can be encountered in the game world or evolved from Lumber Jackass.

Honestly, Strummageddon is a little lacking. His attack is awful and his defense is comical. However, if you’re looking for someone to increase your teams overall speed, he’s the perfect support Sujimon to sit on the wings of your main team. Not only is he quick, his special ability heals the entire party, making him the perfect ally for long battles or difficult gym encounters. Is the final evolution in the Bummer Strummer chain or can be obtained from Gacha.

This was our very first pulled Sujimon that was a Shadow type. Shadow is a powerful option as your main attacking force as it doesn’t weak hit against anything, another perfect addition as your main hitter. Top Dogs abilities don’t really set it apart from others on this list, but the impressive model and first-time pull memory, we couldn’t pass him up.

Another on our list more for the sentimental style. After obtaining Crazy Heel in a Gacha, we worked tirelessly to bring him to his full potential. It took some time before he was ready but eventually he evolved into Monster Heel and then, before we even knew Sujimon could evolve twice, it turned into this monster, Championship Wrecker. As huge wrestling fans, we’re big on this guys Blaze special ability.

Suji Fruit was our very first legendary encounter. After defeating him and his cronies on the streets, a lucky Gacha pull summoned our first legendary Sujimon. Honestly, both his offense and defense were quite disappointing, and his basic ability and special move didn’t do squat. However, he’s probably one of the fastest Sujimon in the entire game. Adding this speedy fella to our top squad took our speed over 550, often getting multiple turns before our enemies had time to act.

What started as a Dojo Dumbass before growing into Dojo Disgrace, and finally becoming Dojo Master, this was another awesome series of surprise evolutions that really captured the moment. Unfortunately, relatively easy to replace in terms of a Sujimon lineup, but if you’re looking for a thematic addition to the starting three, this guy is the perfect fit.

Honestly, we didn’t get a lot of use out of Munanugget Messiah. We were quite late into the Sujimon League experience by the time he made an appearance, so what’s he doing on this list? Whenever I try to explain Yakuza games to non Yakuza players, I always struggle to capture the fantastically ridiculous nature of the experience. Now, however, explaining that I’m an ex-Yakuza trying to help retired Yakuza into work while sidelining as a Pokemon master, fighting with a man in a gold suit dressed as a chicken, well, that helps.

This guy… One of the more challenging boss battles in Honolulu at the start of the game, this monstrous machine stands on a small island in the middle of the roads, waiting for unsuspecting passer-bys. His main attack is one of the strongest you’ll find in the earlier stages of the game and he’s even used in the toughest challenges the Sujimon League has to offer. If you come by a Misdemeanor Weiner or Bad Cop, they are well worth evolving into this guy.

The main man, Sodachi. You may sleep on this guy. He’s not overly strong at the start of the game, despite high attack and a very good special ability, and you may be distracted by shinier and bigger Sujimon, but don’t get distracted. Just like the Besaid Aurochs, stick with this guy through to the end and he’s almost guaranteed to take a spot in your party.

Avoiding serious spoilers by making another choice, Kiwami Red has to take our top spot. A legendary Blaze Sujimon we obtained in a Gacha, this fiery fella was enough to take down almost the entire Sujimon League solo. Strong attack and defense, decent speed, and a fantastic attacking ability make Kiwami Red a fantastic pick for any Sujimon team.

Have any awesome Sujimon finds to share? Post a comment below or, even better, send me a pic on Twitter!

For more useful tips & tricks, such as making the best teams or finding the best Sujimon, check out our Sujimon League Guide. If you want to destroy the Sujimon League, check out our guide on where to find all Sujimon.

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Contents

Freelancer

Compatible Characters

• Ichiban Kasuga

Hero

Compatible Characters

• Ichiban Kasuga

Detective

Compatible Characters

• Koichi Adachi

Homeless Guy

Compatible Characters

• Nanba

Sujimancer

Compatible Characters

• Ichiban Kasuga

Samurai

Compatible Characters

• Ichiban Kasuga
• Kazuma Kiryu
• Eric Tomizawa
• Koichi Adachi
• Nanba
• Tianyou Zhao
• Joongi Han

Action Star

Compatible Characters

• Ichiban Kasuga
• Kazuma Kiryu
• Eric Tomizawa
• Koichi Adachi
• Nanba
• Tianyou Zhao
• Joongi Han

Aquanaut

Compatible Characters

• Ichiban Kasuga
• Kazuma Kiryu
• Eric Tomizawa
• Koichi Adachi
• Nanba
• Tianyou Zhao
• Joongi Han

Desperado

Compatible Characters

• Ichiban Kasuga
• Kazuma Kiryu
• Eric Tomizawa
• Koichi Adachi
• Nanba
• Tianyou Zhao
• Joongi Han

Pyrodancer

Compatible Characters

• Ichiban Kasuga
• Kazuma Kiryu
• Eric Tomizawa
• Koichi Adachi
• Nanba
• Tianyou Zhao
• Joongi Han

Housekeeper

• Chitose Fujinomiya
• Seonhee
• Saeko Mukoda

Geodancer

Compatible Characters

• Chitose Fujinomiya
• Seonhee
• Saeko Mukoda

Kunoichi

Compatible Characters

• Chitose Fujinomiya
• Seonhee
• Saeko Mukoda
• Seonhee

Assassin

Compatible Characters

• Seonhee

Breaker

Compatible Characters

• Kazuma Kiryu
• Nanba
• Ichiban Kasuga
• Eric Tomizawa
• Koichi Adachi
• Tianyou Zhao
• Joongi Han

Chef

Compatible Characters

• Kazuma Kiryu
• Nanba
• Ichiban Kasuga
• Eric Tomizawa
• Koichi Adachi
• Tianyou Zhao
• Joongi Han

Host

Compatible Characters

• Kazuma Kiryu
• Nanba
• Ichiban Kasuga
• Eric Tomizawa
• Koichi Adachi
• Tianyou Zhao
• Joongi Han

Idol

Compatible Characters

• Saeko Mukoda
• Seonhee
• Chitose Fujinomiya

Night Queen

Night Queen is unlocked through natural story progress shortly after you start switching to Kiryu and exploring the other city.

Compatible Characters

• Saeko Mukoda
• Seonhee
• Chitose Fujinomiya

Bar Maid

Compatible Characters

• Saeko Mukoda

Gangster

Compatible Characters

• Tianyou Zhao

Hitman

Compatible Characters

• Joongi Han

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Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth Personality Choices And Consequences Guide

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If you want to find the best Sujimon and make the best teams, this Sujimon League Guide For Like A Dragon Infinite Wealth is just what you need. In this guide we'll break down everything you need to know about the Sujimon League, from finding the most powerful Sujimon to creating strong formations and defeating the Discreet Four.

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Contents

Hero Weapons

• Self-Proclaimed Hero’s Bat
  Automatically unlocked during main story
  
  
• Massive Massage Machine
  Buy from the Adult Shop.
  
  
• Rough Lumber
  Purchased from Yamabiko in Honolulu
  
  
• Tranquility Bat
  Exchanged for Fortune Points at the Fortune Shop
  
  
• Iron Pipe
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Hero’s Bat
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Golf Club
  Purchased from Panthera Sports Kingdom in Honolulu. Purchased from Anaconda Sports Shop in West Honolulu.
  
  
• Flaming Lumber
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Steel Frame
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Lightning Impact
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Thundercrack Bat
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Metal Bat
  Purchased from Panthera Sports Kingdom in Honolulu
  
  
• Beach Parasol
  Purchased from Grayson’s Weapons At Sea
  
  
• Nail Bat
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Barbed Wire Bat
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Paddle
  Purchased from Panthera Sports Kingdom in Honolulu
  
  
• Wave Paddle
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Iron Club
  Purchased from Panthera Sports Kingdom in Honolulu
  
  
• Wolf’s Fang
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Flash Master
  Exchanged for points a the Snap Points Exchange. Ride the Trolley to start the Substory 8: Snap Those Sickos
  
  
• Dragon Soul Bat
  Complete the Sujimon League
  
  
• Superalloy Bat
  Purchased from Panthera Sports Kingdom in Honolulu. Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu
  
  
• Supernova Bat
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• True Legendary Hero’s Bat
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Ultima Egesta
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Cabbie Weapons

• Monkey Wrench
  Purchased from Yamabiko in Honolulu. Free when Tomizawa joins the party
  
  
• Ratchet Wrench
  Purchased from Anaconda Sports Shop in West Honolulu.
  
  
• Cooling Wrench
  Defeat the mini boss at near seaside avenue
  
  
• Tomahawk Steak
  Purchased with Delivery Points at the Delivery Points Exchange
  
  
• Stag Beetle Wrench
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Extra-Heavy Ratchet Wrench
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Wheel Wrench
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Hercules Wrench
  Defeat a boss. Hercules Wrench Location.
  
  
• Ignition Wrench
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Primitive Wrench
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Iceberg Crusher
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Cabbie’s Wrench
  Complete Tomizawa’s final Drink Link event
  
  
• Pipe Wrench
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Bloodstained Pipe Wrench
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Cheating Hand
  Exchanged for points at the Gambling Hall
  
  
• Corner Pipe Wrench
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu
  
  
• Spacecraft Wrench
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Full-Drive Custom Wrench
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Heiress Weapons

• Sports Choker
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Cooling Choker
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Ribbon Choker
  Purchased from Vincenti Luxury Weapons in Honolulu
  
  
• Passion Ribbon Choker
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Punk Choker
  A reward for reaching a certain threshold in Aloha Links
  
  
• Whimsical Choker
  Purchased from Vincenti Luxury Weapons in Honolulu
  
  
• Thunder God’s Choker
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Bridal Choker
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Lovely Choker
  Purchased from Vincenti Luxury Weapons in Honolulu
  
  
• Love At First Sight Choker
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Cyber Choker
  Found in the safe during the District 5 story mission.
  
  
• Satin Choker
  Purchased from Vincenti Luxury Weapons in Honolulu. Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu
  
  
• Vermilion Bird Choker
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Heiress’s Choker
  Complete the final Drink Link with Chitose
  
  
• Royal Prima Choker
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Detective Weapons

• Jumbo Sausage
  Purchased from the Adult Store
  
  
• Wood Jitte
  Purchased from Qing Long Chinese Market in West Honolulu
  
  
• Spicy Jumbo Sausage
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Electric Jitte
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Crowbar
  Found inside a safe in the Theater Building, story segment in Chapter 7. Purchased from Qing Long Chinese Market in West Honolulu
  
  
• Tribal Mace
  Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu
  
  
• Ascender No. 1919
  Purchased from Hyper Ecstasy In West Honolulu
  
  
• Chromium Alloy Club
  Reward for first time completion of Hawaiian Haunt dungeon level 2
  
  
• Glacial Mace
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Detective’s Baton
  Complete Adachi’s final Drink Link event
  
  
• Slapjack
  Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu
  
  
• Brutal Slapjack
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Special Police Baton
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu
  
  
• Stun Rod
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Beacon Of Maitreya
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Homeless Guy Weapons

• Bamboo Broom
  Purchased from the Adult Store in X
  
  
• Nearly Broken Cane
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Monastic Broom
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Snake Cane
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Dripping Wet Umbrella
  Found inside a safe in the Theater Building, story segment in Chapter 7.
  
  
• Centennial Cane
  Purchased from Welcome Pharmacy in Ijincho
  
  
• Mighty Brush
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Charm Cane
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Homeless Guy’s Cane
  Complete Nanba’s final Drink Link event
  
  
• Sacred Branch
  Purchased from Welcome Pharmacy in Ijincho
  
  
• Intoxicane
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Dice Cane
  Exchanged for points at the Gambling Hall
  
  
• Treasure Cane
  Purchased from Welcome Pharmacy in Ijincho. Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
• Lightning Staff
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Scepter Of Oblivion
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Barmaid Weapons

• White Bag
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Polar Bag
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Imitation Bag
  Purchased from Love Magic (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Couture Bag
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Funny Bag
  Reward from a safe in Yokohama Underground Dungeon
  
  
• Bricken Bag
  Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
• Jag Bag
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Elegant Bag
  Purchased from Love Magic (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Femme Fatale Bag
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Dolphin Bag
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Boom Bag
  Complete Bar District Yokohama Photo Rally
  
  
• Rock Star Bag
  Purchased from Love Magic (Isezaki Ijincho). Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
• Explosive Rock Star Bag
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Barmaid’s Bag
  Complete Saeko’s final Drink Link event
  
  
• Illuminati Bag
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Assassin Weapons

• Flying Thorns
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Blazing Thorns
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Bolt Needles
  Purchased from Zhou Long Distribution in Ijincho
  
  
• Thunderbolt Needles
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Scorpion Tails
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Assault Needles
  Purchased from Zhou Long Distribution in Ijincho
  
  
• Thunderbird Needles
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Stalactite Needles
  Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
• Icicle Needles
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Unicorn Horns
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Eternal Slaughter
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Flower Kanzashi
  Purchased from Zhou Long Distribution in Ijincho. Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
• Crimson Lotus Kanzashi
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Assassin’s Needles
  Complete Seonhee’s final Drink Link event
  
  
• Valkyrie Needles
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Gangster Weapons

• Assassin’s Saber
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Dancing Saber
  Purchased from Zhou Long Distribution in Ijincho
  
  
• Insect Venom Saber
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Hefty Chinese Saber
  Reward from a safe in Yokohama Underground Dungeon
  
  
• Flying Saber
  Purchased from Zhou Long Distribution in Ijincho
  
  
• Lightning Saber
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Earth Saber
  Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
• Fire Saber
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Bewitching Snake Blade
  Yokohama Underground Dungeon Reward
  
  
• Champion’s Saber
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Treasure Saber
  Purchased from Zhou Long Distribution in Ijincho. Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
• Ice Saber
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Gangster’s Saber
  Complete Tianyou’s final Drink Link event
  
  
• Treasured Sword Of Heaven And Earth
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Hitman Weapons

• Sanguine Bandages
  Purchased from Qing Long Chinese Market in West Honolulu
  
  
• Lightning Bandages
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Shark Tooth Knuckles
  Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu
  
  
• Megalodon Knuckles
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Heat Knuckles
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Cleat Knuckles
  Purchased from Qing Long Chinese Market in West Honolulu
  
  
• Inferno Knuckles
  Purchased from Qing Long Chinese Market in West Honolulu
  
  
• Boxing Gloves
  Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu
  
  
• Impulse Gloves
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Purrfect Paws
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Ice Gauntlet
  Purchased from Grayson’s Weapons At Sea
  
  
• Iron Gloves
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu
  
  
• Glacier Gauntlets
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Hitman’s Knuckle Duster
  Complete Joongi’s final Drink Link event
  
  
• Annihilation Claws
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Aquanaut Weapons

• Wooden Board
  Found in Treasure Spots / Trash Cans in Honolulu. Purchased from No Surf No Life in Honolulu. Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu
  
  
• Soft-Serve Board
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Amateur Board
  Purchased from No Surf No Life in Honolulu. Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu
  
  
• Passion Surfboard
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Shark Board
  Purchased from Grayson’s Weapons At Sea
  
  
• Cloud Board
  Purchased from No Surf No Life in Honolulu. Purchased from in Traveling Sports Vendor in Ijincho
  
  
• Storm Board
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Surf Flounder
  Complete Waikiki Tropical Photo Rally
  
  
• Bamboo Leaf Board
  Purchased from No Surf No Life in Honolulu. Purchased from in Traveling Sports Vendor in Ijincho
  
  
• Mandrake Board
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Jet Surfboard
  Found in a safe in the Hawaiian Haunt first level dungeon
  
  
• Professional Board
  Purchased from No Surf No Life in Honolulu. Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from in Traveling Sports Vendor in Ijincho. Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
• Aerial Master Board
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Aquanaut’s Board
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Ocean King’s Board
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Pyrodancer Weapons

• Grasscutter
  Found in loot spots in Honolulu. Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu. Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu.
  
  
• Wicked Poison Sickle
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Ice Axe
  Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu. Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu.
  
  
• Magic Ice Axe
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Torchlight Axe
  Found in a safe in the Hawaiian Haunt first level dungeon
  
  
• Tribal Axe
  Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu. Purchased from Dancer Fumie’s Shop (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Volcanic Tribal Axe
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Demon’s Edge
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Greataxe
  Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu. Purchased from Dancer Fumie’s Shop (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Phantom Greataxe
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Fang Axe
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Brave General Axe
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu. Purchased from Dancer Fumie’s Shop (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Thundering Battle Axe
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Pyrodancer’s Axe
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Dead Souls Axe
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Action Star Weapons

• Hero’s Nunchaku
  Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu
  
  
• Plasmax Nunchaku
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Japanese Oak Nunchaku
  Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu. Purchased from House of Wushu
  
  
• Burning Nunchaku
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Rippling Nunchaku
  Purchased from Grayson’s Weapons At Sea
  
  
• Etched Nunchaku
  Purchased from House of Wushu. Purchased from Kai Xin Specialty Store in Yokohama
  
  
  
• Evil God’s Nunchaku
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Dynamite Nunchaku
  Stadium Points Exchange in Sujimon Coliseum
  
  
• Steel Nunchaku
  Purchased from House of Wushu. Purchased from Kai Xin Specialty Store in Yokohama
  
  
  
• Ice Nunchaku
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Broken Commandment Nunchaku
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Master’s Nunchaku
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from House of Wushu. Purchased from Kai Xin Specialty Store in Yokohama. Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
  
• Superstar’s Nunchaku
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Action Star’s Nunchaku
  Found in Treasure Spots / Trash Cans in Honolulu
  
  
• Nightstone Nunchaku
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Desperado Weapons

• Air Gun
  Found in Treasure Spots / Trash Cans in Honolulu. Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu
  
  
• Oath of the Dawn
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Cherry Boy
  Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu
  
  
• Cold-Blooded
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Space Opera
  Reward from a safe in Hawaiian Haunt dungeon level 2
  
  
• Antique Revolver
  Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu. Purchased from Zhou Long Distribution in Ijincho
  
  
• Lone Survivor
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Aqua Shooter
  Purchased from Grayson’s Weapons At Sea
  
  
• Modern Revolver
  Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu. Purchased from Zhou Long Distribution in Ijincho
  
  
• Hermetic Scorpion
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Sandstorm Django
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Wasteland Revolver
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Bullet Hell in West Honolulu. Purchased from Zhou Long Distribution in Ijincho. Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
• Roaring Lightning
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Desperado’s Revolver
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Seventh Wolf
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Samurai Weapons

• Hero’s Sword
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu
  
  
• Plasmax Sword
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Iaido Katane
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu
  
  
• Fake Murasame
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Shark Tooth Longsword
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu. Purchased from Kai Xin Specialty Store in Yokohama
  
  
  
• Megalodon Sword
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Ephemeral Longsword
  A reward for reaching a certain threshold in Aloha Links
  
  
• Secret Longsword
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu. Purchased from Kai Xin Specialty Store in Yokohama
  
  
  
• Dancing God’s Katana
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Scabbard Fish
  Purchased with Delivery Points at the Delivery Points Exchange
  
  
• Yusaku’s Katana
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu. Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Kai Xin Specialty Store in Yokohama. Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho
  
  
  
• Moonflower
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Samurai’s Katana
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Enchanted Demon Slayer
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Combat Sword
  Random dungeon reward
  
  

Host Weapons

• Sparkling Select
  Purchased from Vincenti Luxury Weapons in Honolulu
  
  
• Sparkling Goodnight
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Sparkling Original
  Purchased from Yun’s Food (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Sparkling Passion
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Prestige
  Found in a safe in the Hawaiian Haunt first level dungeon
  
  
• Xiang Bin Liu
  Purchased from Yun’s Food (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Celestial Xiang Bin Jiu
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Country Wine
  Purchased from Vincenti Luxury Weapons in Honolulu
  
  
• Electric Reserva
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Rose Amore
  Complete Downtown Yokohama Photo Rally
  
  
• Drop Of The Devil
  Purchased from Chau Ka Long’s Armory (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Premier Reserva
  Purchased from Vincenti Luxury Weapons in Honolulu. Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Yun’s Food (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Snow Sapphire
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Host’s Sparkling Wine
  You can obtain this item from a Boss Battle
  
  
• Prince Of The Star Night
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Breaker Weapons

• Cotten Anklet
  Found in trash spots in Ijincho. Purchased from Dancer Fumie’s Shop (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Feather Anklet
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Titanium Anklet
  Purchased from Dancer Fumie’s Shop (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Electro Anklet
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Light Anklet
  Purchased from Chau Ka Long’s Armory (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Pearl Anklet
  Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu.
  
  
• Black Jade Anklet
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Leather Anklet
  Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu.
  
  
• Spiky Anklet
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Wild Enthusiasm Anklet
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Blue Metal Anklet
  Purchased from Dancer Fumie’s Shop (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Metal Anklet
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu.
  
  
• Meteorite Anklet
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Breaker’s Anklet
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Master Soul Anklet
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Chef Weapons

• Wooden Spatula
  Purchased from Yun’s Food (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Armament Spatula
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Professional’s Whisk
  Purchased from Clean-Clean Household Supplies in Honolulu. Found as junk in Yokohama
  
  
• Electric Whisk
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Ice Scooper
  Purchased from Chau Ka Long’s Armory (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• All-Purpose Spatula
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Clean-Clean Household Supplies in Honolulu. Purchased from Yun’s Food (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Scorching Spatula
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Stainless Ladle
  Purchased from Yun’s Food (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Cold Pasta Ladle
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Happy Spatula
  Rescue all hostages from floor 2 of Yokohama Underground
  
  
• Pancake Maker
  Complete Uptown District Yokohama Photo Rally
  
  
• Food Grater
  Purchased from Clean-Clean Household Supplies in Honolulu.
  
  
• Master Grater
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Chef’s Ladle
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Chef De Cuisine’s Spoon
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Geodancer Weapons

• Karaoke Maracas
  Found in treasure piles and loot spots in Honolulu. Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu. Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu.
  
  
• Sunrise Maracas
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Blooming Maracas
  Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu. Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu.
  
  
• Full-Bloom Maracas
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Durian Maracas
  Found in a safe in the Hawaiian Haunt first level dungeon
  
  
• Pineapple Maracas
  Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu. Purchased from Dancer Fumie’s Shop (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Frozen Pineapple Maracas
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Fluffy Maracas
  Complete Downtown & Chinatown & District Five Tropical Photo Rally
  
  
• Trippy Maracas
  Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu. Purchased from Dancer Fumie’s Shop (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Electrip Maracas
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Daydream Maracas
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Pellet Drum
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Hau’oli Hula In Anaconda Mall (2F) Honolulu. Purchased from Dancer Fumie’s Shop (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Electric Drum
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Geodancer’s Maracas
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Paradise Maracas
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Housekeeper Weapons

• Flooring Mop
  Found in dumpsters in Honolulu. Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu. Purchased from Clean-Clean Household Supplies in Honolulu.
  
  
• Splash Mop
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Deck Brush
  Purchased from Clean-Clean Household Supplies in Honolulu.
  
  
• Dirty Deck Brush
  Purchased from Manu Palekaiko Beginner Weapons Shop in Honolulu
  
  
• Steam Cleaner
  Found in a gold locked box. Steamcleaner location.
  
  
• Rake
  Purchased from Clean-Clean Household Supplies in Honolulu. Purchased from Welcome Pharmacy in Ijincho
  
  
• Controlled Burn Rake
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Powerful Bubble Mop
  Exchange at Kan-Sans Recycling (Can mini-game with Kiryu)
  
  
• Imperial Mop
  Purchased from Clean-Clean Household Supplies in Honolulu. Purchased from Welcome Pharmacy in Ijincho
  
  
• Sacred Electric Mop
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Hyper Plasma Mop
  Found in a safe in the Yokohama Underground Dungeon 1st level
  
  
• Explosive Sucking Cyclone
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Clean-Clean Household Supplies in Honolulu. Purchased from Welcome Pharmacy in Ijincho
  
  
• Explosive Sucking Cyclone X
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Housekeeper’s Mop
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Mop Of The Madonna
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Kunoichi Weapons

• Hero’s Knife
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu. Found in loot spots around Honolulu
  
  
• Plasmax Knife
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Imitation Short Sword
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu
  
  
• Frozen Sky Short Sword
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Combat Knife
  Reward from a safe in Yokohama Underground Dungeon
  
  
• Shark Tooth Short Sword
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu. Purchased from Kai Xin Specialty Store in Yokohama
  
  
  
• Megalodon Knife
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Ephemeral Short Sword
  Complete Little Japan Tropical Photo Rally
  
  
• Kijin Short Sword
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu. Purchased from Kai Xin Specialty Store in Yokohama
  
  
• Raging Goddess’s Sword
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Diving Knife
  Clear reward for completing Hawaiian Haunt first level dungeon
  
  
• Yusaku’s Short Sword
  Purchased from Ganryujima Armory in Honolulu. Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Kai Xin Specialty Store in Yokohama
  
  
• Karasuma’s Secret
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Kunoichi Sword
  Stadium Points Exchange in Sujimon Coliseum
  
  
• Cursed Dagger Of Glorious Death
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Idol Weapons

• Pretty Microphone
  Purchased from Hyper Ecstasy In West Honolulu
  
  
• Crazed Microphone
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Floral Microphone
  Found in a small park area in the Bar District of Yokohama North of Hustle Boutique. Purchased from Love Magic (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Flame War Microphone
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Bastard Soda
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Fantasy Microphone
  Purchased from Hyper Ecstasy In West Honolulu
  
  
• Reality Microphone
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Twinkle Microphone
  Purchased from Love Magic (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Galactic Microphone
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Prominence Microphone
  Purchased from Chau Ka Long’s Armory (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Revival Microphone
  Reward from a safe in Yokohama Underground Dungeon
  
  
• Winged Microphone
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho. Purchased from Hyper Ecstasy In West Honolulu
  
  
• Blazing Microphone
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Idol’s Microphone
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Photon Symphony Microphone
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Night Queen Weapons

• Thorny Whip
  Purchased from Hyper Ecstasy In West Honolulu
  
  
• Burning Rose
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Temptress’s Whip
  Found as random items found when exploring Ijincho. Purchased from Love Magic (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Wailing Whip
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Giganto Whip
  Purchased from Chau Ka Long’s Armory (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Whip Of Disappointment
  Purchased from Love Magic (Isezaki Ijincho)
  
  
• Whip Of Desire
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Crystal Whip
  Purchased from Hyper Ecstasy In West Honolulu
  
  
• Whip Of The Snow Goddess
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  
• Electric Whip
  Complete the Cultural District & Harbor Park Tropical Photo Rally
  
  
• Meow Meow Whip
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Back Breaker
  Purchased from Reef Riders in West Honolulu. Purchased from Love Magic (Isezaki Ijincho). Purchased from Le Marche in Kamurocho. Purchased from Hyper Ecstasy In West Honolulu
  
  
• Dragonfire Back Breaker
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level).
  
  
• Night Queen’s Whip
  More Info Needed
  
  
• Ulysses Butterfly Whip
  Crafted at Julie’s Gearworks (May need to increase Investment Level)
  
  

Posted Jan 25, 2024 by captaincamper
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