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ATTACK OF THE SAIYANS

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1. The Basics......................................[BSCS]
a. Controls..................................[CTRS]
2. Walkthrough.....................................[WALK]
a. Prologue..................................[PROL]
b. Chapter One...............................[CHP1]
c. Chapter Two...............................[CHP2]
d. Chapter Three.............................[CHP3]
e. Chapter Four..............................[CHP4]
f. Chapter Five..............................[CHP5]
g. Chapter Six...............................[CHP6]
h. Chapter Seven.............................[CHP7]
i. Chapter Eight.............................[CHP8]
j. Chapter Nine..............................[CHP9]
k. Chapter Ten...............................[CH10]
l. Chapter Eleven............................[CH11]
m. Chapter Twelve............................[CH12]
n. Chapter Thirteen..........................[CH13]
o. Chapter Fourteen..........................[CH14]
p. Chapter Fifteen...........................[CH15]
q. Odds and Ends.............................[ODEN]
3. Side-Quests.....................................[SIDE]
a. Secret Boss...............................
b. Monster Capturing.........................[MCAP]
c. Carrots...................................[CRTS]
d. Dragon Balls..............................[DRGB]
5. Bestiary........................................[BEST]
4. Characters......................................[CHAR]
a. Goku......................................[GOKU]
b. Gohan.....................................[GOHN]
c. Piccolo...................................[PICC]
d. Tien......................................[TIEN]
e. Krillin...................................[KRLL]
f. Yamcha....................................[YMCH]
g. S-Combos..................................[SCOM]
6. Appendix........................................[APPN]
a. Item List.................................[ITEM]
b. Equipment List............................[EQPM]
c. Capsule List..............................[CAPL]
7. Shop List.......................................[SHOP]
8. Frequently Asked Questions......................[FAQ.]

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INTRODUCTION
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Hello, and welcome to my tenth guide for a Nintendo DS game, this one
being for Dragon Ball Z/Kai: Attack of the Saiyans.

Attack of the Saiyans is an RPG developed by Monolith Soft, the
braintrust developers behind the epic Xenosaga series and the quirky, innovative
Baten Kaitos games. The Dragon Ball franchise has not had a proper RPG in a
long time, but Monolith does both the franchise and the genre proud, taking
time to fill in the backstories of the adventures of Krillin, Yamcha, Tien
and Chiaotzu during the three year time skip between Goku's defeat of King
Piccolo and the 23rd World Tournament, and the year between Raditz and Vegeta's
visits to Earth.

In this guide, I offer a detailed outline of where to go in any given
situation, a look at the game's few sidequests, a comprehensive bestiary of
every monster that you will want to find and capture for 100% completion, and
a basic summary of how to play the game. Thank you for reading!

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General Controls
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Touch Screen
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Usage of the touch screen is kept to a bare minimum in Attack of the
Saiyans. In fact, to the best of my knowledge the only time where the touch
screen will actually register an input is on the main screen, where you can tap
on either 'New Game' or 'Continue'.

D-Pad
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The D-Pad allows you to toggle in between text options using the cursor
while going through battle and on the menu screen. You also use it to move your
characters around the various towns and dungeons present in the game, as well as
moving the cursor while on the world map overview.

A Button
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The A button will be your main button throughout the game, as it allows
you to OK and confirm any choices that you make whether it be shopping or
fighting, examining various objects that are a part of the environment, opening
chests, and talk to other people along with scrolling through text. Use R + A to
scroll through text

B Button
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In battle menus, shops and your regular menu, you can use B to exit out
from the menus one screen at a time.

While travelling around, you will occasionally come across parts of the
background that will flash orange, white, or black. By holding down the B
Button, you can charge up your Ki and hit the object to destroy it. White
flashing objects require an upgraded Level 2 Ki Blast to destroy, while black
flashing objects need you to be at Level 3 to destroy. Level 2s and 3s will also
need more than a single hit to destroy.

X Button
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While traveling throughout a town or dungeon, press the X button to
change the lead character of the party; the only effect this has is that it
changes who is the avatar on-screen while walking around. For the most part this
is not important, but at a few times throughout the game you need to talk to
other characters using a specific person to gain an item or skill.

Y Button
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Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

L Button
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When you first equip Capsules (about 10 minutes into the game), pressing
the L button will display the effect of the current Capsule, which is about it.

R Button
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When you first equip Capsules (about 10 minutes into the game), pressing
the R button allows you to toggle between the two (or more) Capsules to bring
any specific one up to be the active Capsule.

Additionally, when going through any conversation, pressing the R Button
will cause the characters to skip any emoticons or poses they go through,
speeding up the conversation greatly. Pressing and holding R + A will scroll
through the conversation.

Start Button
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Opens up the main playing menu when

Microphone
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Much like the touch screen, the microphone is not used at all in the
game.

General Basics
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Exploration
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While in any of the several areas that the game has to offer, you can
manually move the icon of whatever character is your party lead at the time. The
party lead does not matter (except in a rare few cases where talking to a
certain person with somebody in front lets you get an item or skill), but can be
changed buy pressing the X Button. For the most part, it is simple navigation
around the presented areas, taking care not to wander down dead-end paths and
going down the right roads to lead you to the end of the dungeon.

However, at times, there are certain other things that can be done. Make
sure to examine all objects that are a part of the background environment - if a
'!' symbol pops up over your lead's head, then you can examine whatever you are
next to. A good portion of the time, that will net you an item or an S-Attack
Combo memo.

C.C. Points
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Throughout the multiple areas, both dungeon and town, you will see
points on the ground that have a Giant 'C' written inside them. These are
Capsule Corporation Points. By stepping over one of them and pressing A, your HP
and Ki are automatically restored, and you can save your game.

Menu
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The menu can be gotten into by pressing the Start button while you have
free control of your character. You can look at your character stats and sort
out and assemble items, equipment, and battle formation, as well as add and
upgrade character skills, and check to see what to do next.

Items
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Displays a list of all the regular and ket items that you have in your
inventory (but NOT your equipment), with items useable from the regular items
screen being highlighted in white text, and those that you cannot use being
grayed out.

Skills
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This is where you can look through your character's special Skills,
which are basically special attacks that you can use in battle that consume Ki
(think Magic and MP). Each character can upgrade his skills several times by
using AP gained from battle, and can also learn additional new skills. Ultimate
Skills can be learned either through storyline purposes or by having certain
regular skills learned and at a specific level (see the Characters appendix for
more detail on that) while Abilities increase either a specific stat value such
as HP or Attack, or a related ability such as item drop rates.

Equip
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This allows you to equip two Accessory items onto each of your
characters. Accessories have different uses; some increase stats, while the
majority have more esoteric uses, from decreasing the amount of Ki you use in a
Skill to regenerating HP per turn to being able to dodge through successful use
of the Active Guard. A very small handful of Accessories can be used only by a
few characters.

Status
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Lets you view the character stats of each Z-Fighter, their EXP and AP
point values and their equipped Accessories.

Options
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Where you can change the Message Speed of the game, toggle the sound
between stereo and mono, and change the language of the game text.

Switch
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Lets you rotate in and out characters and change the formation of your
current party.

Crystal
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A Crystal Ball that lets you look at what your next mission is
(basically a roundabout way of helping you know where to go next and/or what to
do next), a bestiary of all 150 monsters in the game along with all the bosses
(includes a counter to show how many have had their information Scouted and how
many have been captured), and a list of all the S-Combos that can be done in the
game.

Capsules
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Capsules are items that you can equip onto the whole party that give
multiple types of effects. Usually a Capsule must be in the active (red) slot
for it to be in effect, but some Capsules will be active no matter what slot
they are in, while others will work at 50% efficiency in a green slot. As noted
before, capsules have different types of effects; some allow you to walk across
poisonous, frozen or lava floors, while others have a chance of blinding all
enemies as you enter a battle, and still more have effects such as increasing
the power of S-Combos by 50%.

Battle
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Outside of certain areas, when walking around, random encounters will
occur that bring you into a battle screen seperate from the exploration
overfield. In battle, you shall have to fight and kill anywhere from one to
three foes. Doing so will net you experience, AP (for levelling up and learning
new skills), Z (money) and items.

Battle Commands
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Attack
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Your de facto command. Pressing attack allows you to choose a target
from the enemies to attack. Once you choose, your character will attack that
opponent, either causing damage or missing his attack. Really a fairly generic
form of your standard RPG attacking.

Defend
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Choosing defend means that your character does no action for that turn.
However, if an enemy should attack said party member between then and the
character's next turn, any damage done to him/her will be reduced. Note that
this does not make you

Super Attack
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If you think of Super Attacks as AotS's form of magic, you are good to
go. Super Attacks are special techniques with a varying amount of abilities,
going from causing large amounts of damage, to causing status effects to foes,
to healing your own party members. Using Supers consumes Ki. In theory, this
means you should use Supers sparingly; however, C.C. Points are scattered around
so freely and after a few levels characters gain such high amounts of Ki that
you usually should not have a problem with running out.

When it comes to Super Attacks, they are divided into five different
categories, which makes a big difference; the first are Melee Super Attacks,
which are represented by the symbol of a fist. These of course are entirely
physical attacks, and as a result have a chance of adding chains onto them.
Secondly are super Melee attacks, which have the red tint to the fist symbol.
However, these Super Melee attacks will not be considered 'combo attacks' so you
cannot use them for the generic S-Combos that call for the use of a combo
attack.

Next are Ki attacks, with the symbol of a blue energy ball. All-enemy Ki
attacks hit all foes with a Ki attack, with the blue energy ball with a green
background representingthese. Special Attacks have a purple background with a
character outline and have someesoteric usage, such as sealing away enemies or
healing the party.

Aside from chains, it is also important to distinguish between the
former four; some accessories will cause special effects to 'Ki attacks', which
specifically means ONLY Ki attacks, and not Super attacks as a whole.

Ultimate Attacks
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Ultimate Attacks are either suped-up forms of certain Super Attacks or
their own really powerful attacks. Some of them can be learned by learning it
with AP after upgrading certain skills from a character to specific levels (see
the Characters section for the prerequisites), while others are gained through
storyline. These consume far more Ki, with the tradeof of them being drastically
more powerful. However, they can only be used while the party member who is
using one is in Sparking Mode.

Item
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Allows you to use any item that you have in your inventory. For the most
part, items either restore HP/Ki, cure status effects, cause elemental damage to
enemies, with a few other items with different effects.

Run
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Lets you and your party escape the battle instead of having to stay and
fight. Although it is not always guaranteed to work, if you have all three
characters running, they will all do it separately, so if the first character
fails but the second party member succeeds all three will still run away.

Switch
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Allows the character who is doing this to switch out with any party
member who is in reserves. For those curious, there is no specific front
row/back row formation in Attack of the Saiyans.

Special Battle Tactics
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Active Guard
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When an enemy makes to attack one of your party members, it will go
through the motions and broadcast its attack. For example, several humans or
humanoid characters will take out a gun and shoot its target. When this occurs,
a yellow 'flash' will appear above your character's head.

When this occurs, your character can defend himself against the attack,
reducing the damage caused to him. To do so, you need to press a specific button
before he can guard; if the character being attacked is in the top row, you must
press the X Button. If he is in the middle row, the Y button, and the B button
for the bottom row character. However, you must react quickly, as the interval
to Active Guard against an attack quickly passes after the flashing above the
person's head.

It must be noted that if you are defending against an attack that hits
your entire party, you can only defend with one person, so it is strategically
sound to keep an eye on who has low levels when facing off against opponents
with party-wide attacks and bosses.

Chain Attacks
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Occasionally, when performing a regular attack or Melee Skill, your
character will perform several more hits and punches than he regularly would.
This is what is known as a 'Chain'. You can increase the chances to perform a
Chain and the number of additional hits you get in by paying for a Chain Up
Ability in the Skills menu or equipping certain accessories. While this might
not seem all that useful at first, later on in the game when characters deal
more overall damage it will become very helpful to have a high Chain value.

Rage Meter
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When both performing and taking damage, the meter next to the picture of
the flame will fill up. This is known as the 'Rage Meter', and when filled up
that character goes into Sparking Mode. Although any attack for or against a
character will fill his meter up, using melee attacks with long combos, or
having any attack with chain attacks, will fill up his Rage Meter far quicker. A
few special items also exist that can partially or completely fill up his Rage
Meter.

Sparking Mode
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Once a character's Rage Meter fills up completely, they will go into
Sparking Mode, wherein they will then gain an energy aura. During this time
period, they can use an Ultimate Super attack, or they can do an S-Combo attack
in conjunction with at least one other person who is in Sparking Mode. If you do
not do either of those by the end of the battle, then the character's Rage Meter
will be partially reduced afterwards.

S-Combos
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An S-Combo occurs when two or more characters are in Sparking Mode, and
both use certain Super skills on the exact same enemy in the exact same turn.
Not all combinations of skills will work, however; while there are a few generic
S-Combos that merely require a Ki attack or a Combo attack, others require
specific characters using specific skills. See the S-Combo list for what
combinations work.

When characters use an S-Combo, the total damage done to the enemy is
approximately 120% of the two or three characters' Special Attacks done
separately. A little-realised benefit is that it also will occur at the start of
the turn, so even if a boss is faster than all three party members, you can
still get the first hit in.

Character Stats
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Character stats determine a large number of things in battle. As you
level up, all stats will increase, and you can attribute 2 points per level to
any specific value except for Ki.

HP
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HP is a value of how much life your character has and how much
damage he can take from opponents before he will kick the bucket. It
can be healed by items or certain Super Skills in addition to C.C. Points. Once
you hit zero, you are done for. Party members who fall in battle will not
automatically be revived after battle.

Ki
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Chakra is an arbitrary value that is used up whenever you use Super
techniques (in other words, your basic MP). If you do not have enough Ki
left to use a Super skill, you cannot use said Super. Ki can be restored through
the use of items or C.C. Points.

Attack
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The value that determines how much damage you can inflict on enemy
monsters. The higher the value, the more damage you can cause. This stat only
applies to melee damage, however, so this means your generic attacks and your
Melee Super skills.

Defense
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Defense stat determines the amount of damage that you take from an enemy
(but does not affect loss of HP to Poison) whenever it attacks. The higher the
Defense, the less damage that you take.

Recovery
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At the end of every battle, your characters will automatically heal a
small amount of HP to themselves. The Recovery stat affects just how much HP is
healed to a character.

Speed
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Speed is how quick each of your party members is, and is what determines
the placement order in battle of who attacks first. Higher agility means that
you can attack before enemies do; however, the relationship between the three
party members' agility also determines who go first out of the three of them.

Technique
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Technique is a bit of a poorly mislabeled stat. First and foremost,
technique is manipulated by items called "Skill _____", so let that be known
here and now. Secondly, Tech increases the ACCURACY of all attacks, including
physical attacks. Finally, Tech will increase the raw damage caused by Ki
supers, and supers that have both Physical and Ki attacks in them.

Luck
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I am personally unsure as to all the effects of what luck does, but the
confirmed effects having higher luck does is increased drop rates and Tien's
Evil Containment Wave success rate. Purportedly it also raises the chances of
critical hits and chain rates.

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Prologue: The Moment of Departure! Towards Greater Heights...
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Kame House
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Items: Luck Fruit

Scroll through some story expo with Launch. After she is done talking, I
recommend going into your Start screen, heading to Options and changing your
text scroll speed from Normal to Fast, otherwise the text will begin to drag
after a while. Once done that, go to the western corner of the upstairs room and
examine the drawers to get a LUCK FRUIT, then head downstairs to the ground
floor. Talk to Master Roshi, and you will end up with a lot more story
exposition. After it is done, your new mission should be clear; head south to a
cave on another island to retrieve a crystal ball. Head outside and listen to
Turtle, and examine the CC Point. CC Points allow you both to save AND they
restore your HP and Ki, so they are more useful than the standard save points in
games that do not offer healing. To leave the island, wade out into the water
and you will automatically be thrown onto the overworld map.

Once out on the overworld, move your cursor slightly south to the
glowing outline of a cavern and press A to enter the Training Island.

Training Island
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Items: HP Capsule 50, Small Bean (x2), Phoenix Feather (First Screen)
Medium Bean, Small Bean (Second Screen)

From where you begin, walk right and you will be thrown into an
automated random battle. I recommend you use a Super Attack on the Giant Snakes,
which would be Krillin and Yamcha's Kamehameha and Tien's Tri-Beam - both your
HP and Ki will be filled completely after you level up, and until you level up a
few times the enemies in this cave will be a nuisance to beat with regular
attacks.

The next time you encounter an enemy is when you most likely will level
up. There are six stats each character has besides HP and Ki, and you get bonus
points that you can assign to one or more of these six stats. Power is self-
explanatory; the more Power you have, the more damage you can cause to an enemy,
but it increases your regular damage moreso than your Super Attacks. Defense of
course reduces the amount of damage you take from an enemy. Recovery is a bit
different; at the end of every turn in battle, your characters will recover a
small amount of HP automatically. A higher Recovery stat allows you to
regenerate larger amounts. Tech increases the damage rate of your Super Attacks
and also increases your accuracy. Speed influences what position you go in a
battle turn and also decides your evasion rate. Luck increases your chain rate,
something explained a bit later, your critical attack chance, and also effects
your likelihood to cause status effects to an enemy and the drop rate for loot
from enemies. Luck is a stat that you should consistently try to increase from
time to time; enemies drop HP Drink 30s and 50s and Ki Drink 30s and 50s like
crazy if you do, even this early on in the game, which is a major cash-saver.

After you finish wiping the floor with the serpents, head south down the
stone staircase, and loop around the path and up the hill to open a chest for an
HP CAPSULE 50. Go back to the overhand where you had the battle with the Giant
Snakes, then continue right and go up to open a chest with a SMALL BEAN inside
it. Go back down, then head right.

You will get another small-cutscene once you reach the glowing rock.
Stand in front of it and hold the B button until your red Ki gauge glows, then
let loose on the rock. Hold the B Button for another punch to break the rock,
then claim the chest behind it for a PHOENIX FEATHER. Continue along the path,
and you will encounter another scripted battle. This battle will elaborate on
how to actively guard against attacks in battle. You should know to press the
button when you get a yellow flash appearing above the head of the character who
is being attacked, and it is a vital part of the game as it greatly reduces the
damage your characters may take from attacks.

After the battle, ignore the right path leading onto the next screen for
now, and instead continue in a counter-clockwise motion to come to another
boulder. Break it open with your Ki punch to open another chest for a SMALL
BEAN. That done, head right onto the next screen.

Coming in, take the path going up straight north immediately to come to
another boulder. Break it open and grab a MEDIUM BEAN from the chest, then head
back to the entrance. Head east this time, and take the loop downhill. Once you
go down the second loop, take the first path right to grab a SMALL BEAN from
another chest.

Continue down on the main beat until you get a call from Bulma. After,
open the two chests for a GAS MASK and a DARKNESS CARD. Go into your Start Menu,
scroll around to the Capsules menu, and enter. Inside, equip the Gas Mask to one
slot and the Darkness Card to the other slot. Exit out. If your Gas Mask is in
the red slot on the lower screen, then you are good to go. If it is in the green
slot, press the R button for it to switch positions, then go through the poison
cloud. After you have made it through, switch your Darkness Card up to the top
slot, and for most of the fights from now on, your enemies will enter blinded,
lowering their accuracy rates greatly.

Save at the CC Point. My recommendation right now actually is to level
grind a bit so your entire party is all at Level 6. It won't be specifically
important right at the moment, but it will make the next hour or so a lot easier
if you do. In any case, once you are ready, heal up and save at the CC Point
again, then head up, break open the rock, and examine the crystal ball. This
will set in motion some plot (as an FYI, just hold down the R + A buttons to
scroll through the text at a really quick pace), and then a boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - JACKIE CHUN
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Recommended Level: 5
1200HP
Drops: 1500EXP, 450AP, 300Z, Perception Charm

Your first boss battle, which is fairly simple. Start off by hitting
Jackie Chun with as many Super Attacks as you have up your sleeve, but leave
everyone with at least 32 Ki remaining.

Once he makes the comment about needing to be kinder to the elderly,
then you are about two thirds done the battle, with only one third of his HP
left. By about this time, you should have all three characters hopefully in
Sparking Mode, or at least two of them. If you have at least two of them in
Sparking Mode, start using Rengeki (Krillin), Wolf Fang Fist (Yamcha) and/or
Fierce Attack (Tien) and the two/three attacks will automatically combine,
creating a killer of a Super Combo, capable of causing 200+ damage.

Jackie Chun's first attack is fairly simple; he starts off with a simple
'get-in-your-face' movement, so as soon as he moves in press the proper Guard
button to reduce damage. His second attack, however is a little stranger; he
will take short hobbles towards your character. As soon as he takes six quick
consecutive steps, press the Guard button to defend. Jackie Chun also can use a
technique to raise his Evasion.

Chun also knows Kamehameha. While he only rarely uses it, pay attention
when he does; after the little splash-scene occurs, he will move to the back of
his end of the screen. As soon as he lands into position, hit the Guard button
to defend yourself. 'Max Kamehameha' is an even stronger version of the normal
Kamehameha, in which he takes off his shirt, his body buffs up, he gathers blue
energy then shoots it at you. The opportunity go Guard against this comes right
after he begins to gather his energy up.

His final technique is 'Turtle-Style Last Resort' where he will glide back a
bit, then bring up two electric balls, slamming them together to generate a
stream of lightning to hit your character, and is also capable of paralyzing the
target. Press the Guard button shortly after he begins to generate the two
electric balls.

After the fight is over, you will get some more storyline and so forth,
and then you will be given the option to save after a lot of text. Once you do
so, you will enter a series of chapters where each character gets their own time
to shine in the storyline spotlight.

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Chapter One: Take Back the Temple! Krillin's Tearful Homecoming!
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East City
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Items: Skill Fruit, Speed Fruit

After Killin is done his reminiscing, examine the first stall to your
right to obtain a SKILL FRUIT, then head up the screen. Here, you can enter the
nearby building and grab some items from the shop if you so desire. After you
are done shopping, leave and back outside, go north and up the staircase.

In this next section of East City, go to the upper-left and examine the
last door to obtain a SPEED FRUIT. With that done, head up the stairs. Watch the
whole long scene, save at the CC Point, then head out into the forest.

Bamboo Forest
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Items: Medium Bean, HP Fruit

Just as a forenote, the single best thing you can do is toggle your
Darkness Card from last chapter up to the top slot if it is not there already,
and subsequently blind about three quarters of your foes from now on.

Inside the thicket, move forward, but once you get out into the open,
head north, hugging the left end of the underbrush. You will come to a dark
green brush that should be glowing once you come in contact; break it open with
a single ki punch. Continue hugging the left end to come to another big bush.
Break this open and claim a MEDIUM BEAN from the chest behind it.

Go back down to the entrance to the screen, then head all the way right,
and eventually you should be able to slide through a path hidden by some of the
thicket. You will be blocked by another big dark green glowing bush; break it
open and head right and north from there. Destroy one last piece of thicket,
then grab an HP FRUIT from the chest.

When you feel that you have sufficiently leveled up (and a good item to
loot is a Defense Ring from the Dangerous Pandas), go back into the temple, save
and heal up, and then go back into the thicket. From the entrance, walk right a
bit, then north, and head out the northeastern corner into the next area.

On the next screen, after the short little cutaway, walk right a bit for
another story scene, after which you will have your second boss fight of the
game.

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BOSS BATTLE - PAOPAO
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Recommended Level: 8
600HP
Drops: 1200EXP, 150AP, 400Z

This is your first boss battle with only a single character. Since you
do not have any partners, you cannot perform any Super Combos, so the Rage Gauge
and Sparking Mode means nothing in here.

That said, you should not have too difficult a time fighting Paopao.
Start off by hitting her with Kamehameha`s, and if you should run out of Ki,
then recover some Ki with a Ki Drink 30 (half the foes in this area and the last
drop it, so there should not be any problems with having any in stock) and
attack some more. Kamehameha is really just the big game-breaker here, being
able to cause as much damage as it does, and you should not have to replenish
yourself more than twice before beating her. Do remember to keep yourself healed
as well, however, should you ever fall low on HP.

Paopao of course has the basic `up-front-quick-attack` move, which hits
twice for medium damage, and can easily be blocked by hitting your Active Guard
button as soon as she moves in front of you. Her second attack will see her just
barely move, take out a sword, take a short hop and then jump into the air, and
hit the ground, sending a tremor along it that damages Krillin. The Guard button
should be pressed once she takes the second jump into the air. Another attack of
hers is a yellow energy blast that she will quickly form in her hands and send
at you. This cannot be guarded against right away; you have to let her form
energy in her hand for about a quarter-second before getting the chance to
defend against it.

Her last attack involves her throwing some sort of small object into the
air, then swiping her sword, and sending a red laser at you. This will be
somewhat hard to defend against; the opportunity to hit the Guard button comes
right as she begins to swing her sword, so you will need to be quick on the
uptake.

After the battle is over, you will get some more storyline exposition in
which Krillin recovers the mantle for the Orin Temple and returns to Orin Temple
temporarily, then you have the option to save. Thereafter the next chapter shall
begin.

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Chapter Two: Yamcha's Killer Spirit Ball! Who's in the Hideout?
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The scenario begins with some plot development in which Puar suggests he
and Yamcha return to their old hideout. Cue a move to Mt. Paozu.

Mt. Paozu
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Items: Small Bean (First Screen)
Energy Ring (Second Screen)
Speed Fruit (Third Screen)

If you obtained any equipment from last chapter, such as a Defense Ring,
it will have been automatically de-equipped from Krillin, so you can equip it
onto Yamcha instead as soon as you get the chance.

After the short exposition, head to the left end of the screen, and go
up the path to the upper left corner and open the chest for a SMALL BEAN. After,
head back into the center of the screen and head north up the short stairs. Once
you encounter the carrot, you will get another story sequence. Head-up right
after you are done onto the next screen.

In here, head up right some more, then move into the center of the
screen. From here, head left and through the arch to open a chest with an ENERGY
RING. Go back to the center of the screen. It may be a bit difficult to see, but
slightly to the left of the right-most entrance arch is another pathway going
underneath some more stone archs. Take that path down, then follow it around in
a clockwise loop over an overhang and up onto the next screen.

On this screen, immediately go right, and save at the CC Point. Instead
of entering the building just yet, instead head around the screen
counterclockwise to the left end. Use a Ki Blast twice on the black boulder,
move around to recover your gauge, then try a third blast on the boulder; you
shall get a message from Master Roshi. For now, the two black boulders in this
area are unbreakable and one chest is unrecoverable; however, from the current
black boulder, head right over the small platform, and jump up the ladder to the
roof of the house. Open the chest at the top for a SPEED FRUIT. Make your way
back down, save at the CC Point again, then enter the house. After some talking,
you will enter a boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - MONSTER CARROT
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Recommended Level: 8
450HP
Drops: 1500EXP, 150AP, 300Z, Carrot Glove
81EXP, 18AP, 70Z (Rabbit Elite Guards x2)

Take out the two Rabbit Elite Guards in the beginning, who have the same
moveset as normal REGs. Once they have been cleared out, you should heal up if
you are running low on health. After, use the same general strategy as you did
against Paopao with Krillin; abuse the hell out of Kamehameha, then if you run
out of Ki, use a Ki Drink 30/50 and abuse the hell out of it some more until
Monster Carrot falls in battle.

Monster Carrot like everybody else has his own close-range simple
attack, which doles out a couple of hits of damage. He will also move to the
center of the battlefield to throw some carrots after you, in which you should
guard as soon as he moves into position. He can also throw a carrot at you that
replicates the attack that the Rabbit Elite Guards use with their molotov
cocktails, which also needs to be guarded against instantly. His final attack
will be to jump in the air and throw a carrot at you that will transform you
into a carrot for a turn. To guard against this, you need to watch to see if
there's an unusually long pause before he does anything. If this is the case,
quickly tap the Guard button as soon as he begins to jump.

After the battle is over, watch some plotline expo, and then the next
chapter begins, this time starring Tien.

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Chapter Three: Tien the Almighty The Ultimate Form Attack
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The third of the three character scenarios begins with Tien going to the
Divine Crossing, Chiaotzu in hand.

Divine Crossing
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Items: HP Capsule 50, Ki Drink 50 (First Screen)
Fighter's Mark, Medium Bean (Second Screen)

Once the story expo is over, do not forget to equip some items onto Tien
since whatever you had on Yamcha is automatically de-equipped. Of worthy mention
is the Carrot Glove that you got from defeating the Monster Carrot in the
previous sidequest; if you equip it, then every enemy you defeat will
automatically drop a carrot, but not any of the items it regularly drops (except
for bosses). However, collect enough carrots and later on you can trade them in
for a couple of nice rewards.

From the entrance, take the right path and loop around shortly to open a
chest with an HP CAPSULE 50 in it. Head back to the entrance, then walk the road
going straight north. Jump up the stone ladder, then head right and jump up
another stone ladder. Continue along the overhang, then jump down at the next
ladder. Continue around and through the underpass until you come to the small
area at the northwest of the screen; take the lower path down a long stretch to
open a chest for a KI DRINK 50, then continue back up and head out onto the next
screen via the northwest corner.

Start off the next area going down the linear path, and break open the
crystal with a well-placed Ki blast. Continue along breaking two more crystals,
and at the three-way split, head down to your left, shattering another pair of
crystals in the process to open a chest containing a FIGHTER'S MARK. Go back to
the short split, then head up some more and save at the CC Point. Walk right,
ignoring the stone statue for now, and break open the crystal at the end.
Proceed down and open the chest for a MEDIUM BEAN. Walk back up, save the game
again if you need to, then break open the stone with a pair of Ki punches.
Continue into the next room, then walk up the stairs. A bit of plot exposition
later, walk forward and hit the crystal twice with Ki punches, and then you will
have this scenario's boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - CHIAOTZU, EVIL FLAME
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Recommended Level: 8
850HP
Drops: 1200EXP, 150AP, 350Z, Rice Cooker

The boss this time has a bit more tenacity than the last pair of bosses
you have fought, but you will be able to function well enough very soon. For the
time being in the beginning, howwever, you should mainly just Defend yourself
constantly, as you will be unable to hit the possessed Chiaotzu.

Chiaotzu's first attack is to move forward slightly to the center of the
screen, where he will raise his hand, gathering a yellow orb of energy, before
redirecting it into a laser at Tien. Your opportunity to guard is right before
he sends out his laser, so wait about half a second to three quarters of a
second after he begins gathering his energy to Guard.

After four turns, you will get a story sequence in which Tien learns the
Multi-Form Attack. Once you gain this, this is pretty much the only attack you
should need to use through the whole battle, dealing about 150 damage a hit,
replenishing Ki and HP as needed.

Evil Flame's main attack is to go into the center, where he will gather
a large amount of flames around him, before launching a concentrated shot right
at Tien. The time to Guard is right before he sends the attack at you, so you
will need to wait for about a second after he begins gathering the flames before
you get the chance to Guard. His second attack will be to go to the back of the
screen, where he will suck in a bunch of air, then shoot out several lines of
fire at Tien. You need to Guard as soon as he gets into his position at the
back. His third attack will also be to go to the back, where he will raise his
finger, shooting several small flame projectiles at Tien in a straight line. The
Guarding on this is a bit more awkward; you do not Guard right as he moves into
position, but have to wait for him to raise his finger.

After the battle, there is some more plot going on, in which Tien learns
the Evil Containment Wave. More on that later, but once the plot is done you get
the chance to save, and go onto the next chapter.

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Chapter Four: A New Leap Forward! The Chaotic Tournament!
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The plot skips forward three years, and we get a reunion of most of the
characters.

Martial Arts Temple
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Items: Speed Fruit, Ki Fruit

Once you get the chance to move, if you need to go to a shop, go down
and to the left at the beginning. Above the metal plate in the floor is a small
hut with straw roof. Talk to the Merchant inside to buy whatever you need from
him.

Go back to the entrance, then head up to the right. Save at the CC Point
if you want, the enter the nearby building. Head to the back and examine the
boxes for a SPEED FRUIT. Exit out, then go up a screen, and enter the building
at the end of the next screen. In the hospital, enter the medical room, and
examine the cabinet against the wall on the right side to obtain a KI FRUIT.
From the hospital, exit out left, and go into the fighter's lounge.

To begin the preliminary fights, go and talk to the announcer, who is
the guy with the blond hair and sunglasses standing on the middle platform. Once
you do, you will get a bunch of storyline exposition; a lot of it will fly past
you unless you've actually read/watched Dragon Ball, though, as the game skims
very briefly through the tournament. Once it is done, you will be set up for a
Goku vs. Piccolo match.

Before going to fight Piccolo, however, you should talk to the three
fighters standing on each of the platforms in the Fighter's Lounge to grab some
experience. I highly recommend you level up at least twice to be on the safe
side for fighting Piccolo, and going up to Level 7 is even better. Once you are
done levelling up, head out the right end to get a short scene between Goku and
all the other characters, then save at the CC Point near the beginning of the
temple. From the entrance to the Temple, head straight up into the main arena.
Talk to the announcer to start the fight with Piccolo.

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BOSS BATTLE - PICCOLO
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Recommended Level: 6
800HP (First Form), 650HP (Second Form)
Drops: 1200EXP, 150AP

You will not be able to use any items in this fight, so you cannot
needlessly waste Ki; in practice, this means do not bother with the After-Image
Technique, and instead focus on using Kamehameha. This battle is split into two
portions, the latter portion in which Piccolo will be more aggressive, so I
recommend starting off with normal attacks, though you can get away with a
couple of uses of Kamehameha for the first section. In the meanwhile, be sure to
Active Guard as much as possible to minimize the amount of damage you take from
his attacks, since you cannot use a healing item. When the event happens that
separates the two halves of the battle, feel free to pound him merciless with
Kamehameha.

Piccolo's first attack is to move forward slightly, where he will send a
bunch of low-damage electric bolts at Goku. This is fairly simply to defend
against, as your prompt to Guard will be as soon as he moves into position. His
second attack will be to move right in front of Goku, and hit him five times,
also Guardable as soon as he stops right in front of Goku. Piccolo also has a
variant on this attack where he rapid-punches and rapid-kicks for about a dozen
hits, each of which causes lower damage than before, and is again guardable as
soon as he swoops in to attack.

His final attack is to move forward slightly, where he will gather
energy, and then send out a burst of ki right at Goku. To Guard, you have to
wait for him to gather energy, and the prompt to Guard comes right before ha
launches the attack.

After, a fairly lengthy amount of storyline, then the next chapter
occurs.

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Chapter Five: Ox King in Trouble?! Wedding Dress in the Flames
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Ox-King's Castle
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After some storyline expo, once you are given free reign over Goku, head
inside the castle via the gate entrance for a lot more text, after which we are
then given the next mission; retrieve the Bansho Fan. Once you are given
movement again, go left to exit out from the area.

Once you are on the overworld map, scroll west to the barren part of the
map to find Baba's Palace inside a small lake.

Baba's Palace
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Items: 5000 Zeni, Power Fruit, Kamehameha S-Combo Memo

Talk to the pink ghost on the first screen for the KAMEHAMEHA S-COMBO
MEMO, then head into the nearby hut. On the next screen, walk forward, skipping
the building in the middle for the moment, and if you talk to the green ghost at
the back, he will act as a shopkeeper here. Once you are done, make your way to
the hut on the central island, and talk to Fortuneteller Baba inside.

After, head up and to the right, and jump up to the top of the hut. Talk
to the ghost here for 5000 Zeni. Jump back down, and examine the mask next to
the 'ladder' for a POWER FRUIT. Once done, leave Baba's hut, then leave the area
altogether. Once you are back out on the world map, go slightly northwest of
Baba's Palace to enter Mount Five Element.

Mount Five Element
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Items: Ki Capsule 50, Tension Up (First Screen)
Luck Fruit, HP Capsule 50 (Second Screen)
Medium Bean, Evil Containment Stone, Full Ring (Third Screen)

Enter the gate at the beginning. Follow the path along its linear route
for a short bit, but press along the left side of the road; about halfway up the
screen you should find some spikes that will glow. Shatter two sets of spikes
with a Ki blast, then open the chest for a KI CAPSULE 50. Make your way back
onto the main path, and continue around in a counterclockwise manner. When you
come to the split in the paths, head down south to open a chest for a TENSION
UP, then head back up and go north to the next screen.

In the next screen, go right straight from the start, and at the end of
the short route, break open some spikes to open a chest that contains a LUCK
FRUIT. Go back to the beginning of this area, then take the left path up. Stop
for a short detour a short ways in and break the spikes to your left to grab an
HP CAPSULE 50 from a chest, then continue along the rest of the path and go
through the cavern maw.

Immediately go far right from the entrance, and go under the overhead
arch to come to a chest that has a MEDIUM BEAN in it. Go back to the entrance,
and this time head far left to come to some breakable rocks. Destroy them to get
at a chest with an EVIL CONTAINMENT STONE inside, then head up to the left.
Ignore the slope going up for the moment, and instead go through the arch under
the hill to get a FULL RING. Now go back through the arch and go up the slope.

Heal up and save at the CC Point, then continue down the path. Break
open the rock and continue on rightwards until you can exit out into the next
room. You will get a short cutscene, after which you will have your regular boss
battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - ANNIN
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Recommended Level: 9
1600HP
Drops: 1200EXP, 210AP, 450Z

Annin has a boatload of HP, and at the same time a good amount of
endurance. Annin's attack pattern does not really change as she loses HP,
rotating at random between her three attacks, so you can just hit with
Kamehameha as often as needed, and not worry about some barrage of nasty-hitting
attacks that instantly cuts your HP in half. You should still watch out, though,
as she can easily cause 100 Damage per attack if you are not overlevelled.

Her first attack is a simple slash attack, in which she will move
forward and hit Goku with a spear-like weapon, dealing two hits with moderate
damage. Do note that Annin does not stop right in front of Goku, but probably a
good sixth of the screen away, so when you Guard you need to be prepared for
that. Her second attack will be to slide to the back of the screen, raise her
hands in the air and send some sort of red threads (the antennas of her cap) at
Goku, causing several low-damage hits. This attack is also Guarded immediately
when she begins to move into her position at the back.

Her third attack also involves the antennas of her cap, but she slides
back probably a couple of inches in game-scale, then hits Goku with her cap
antennas for a single high-damage hit. Because she BARELY moves, BE PREPARED to
Guard. This attack is also fairly dangerous, as it can blind you. If you get
blinded, use a Darkness Recovery.

After the battle is some more storyline, and we find out that we will
need to retrieve some honey and an eggshell to progress. Afterwards, you will be
deposited out on the entrance to Mt. Five Element. Exit the volcano. On the
overmap again, go to the Kame House.

Kame House
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Here, Roshi will reveal the location of the Honey. During the interlude,
the other party members finally man up and join the party, so for the first time
since the Prologue you will finally be able to fight with full three-man squad.
Save outside, then leave Kame House. On the overworld, head to Kiwi Volcano,
which is southwest of Ox-King's Castle, on the southern green island.

Kiwi Volcano
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Items: HP Capsule, Double Drink 50, Poison Card, Confrontation Brace (First
Screen)
Phoenix Feather, Cold Boots, Psyonic Bracelet (Second Screen)

Of special note is that Tien can now use his Evil Containment Wave
technique, which allows him to trap a monster in a rice cooker and 'capture' it,
adding a 'captured' symbol next to the monster's name in the bestiary. Catching
certain numbers of monsters will net you a few rewards in the futures, so it may
be a good idea to try getting started on your progress right away. The accuracy
of the Evil Containment Wave can be improved by equipping the Rice Cooker
Capsule that you got from the Evil Flame, upgrading the Evil Containment Wave
itself, and *supposedly* increasing Tien's luck stat will work. A monster has to
be weakened first for it to be successful; if you are unable to fight a monster
without killing it first, equip a Poison Card on your top slot (the Rice Cooker
will work even as the bottom capsule), and subtract the amount of damage it does
each turn to the monster from the total amount they have.

Save at the beginning of Mt. Kiwi if you want, then enter the volcano.
Inside, go to the small island in the middle, and head down the first staircase
to the left, and loop around to the right end to open the chest which has an HP
CAPSULE 50 inside of it. Head back around and go up to the top of the island
again, then take the right path. Follow it down the stairs and in a clockwards
loop under the overhang, and continue up and right to open a chest with a DOUBLE
DRINK 50. Continue up onto the next screen.

Coming in, head north up along the curvy path, and jump up the two stone
ledges. At the top, move left and use a Ki blast to punch the rock stalacite
hanging from the ceiling, which will cause it to drop down and stem the lava
flow. Jump back down twice and cross the now-accessible path. On the next
miniature island, repeat the same motions as before; jump up twice, bring the
stalacite down, jump back down, and cross over.

Down here, save at the CC Point, then break open the rock blocking the
ladder. Jump down, then head right (ignore the path going down for the moment).
Open the chest on the far right for a PHOENIX FEATHER, then head down the
second-from-the-right path to go onto the previous screen. Here, open a chest
for COLD BOOTS.

Head back onto the previous screen, and take the path going down next to
the stone ledge to return to the first area. Head down south to go to the
central island on the first screen. Head down the left path, then equip your
Cold Boots that you just obtained via the Capsule menu. Jump down the ledge onto
the lava, then walk left and up to open the chest on the small rock island here
for a POISON CARD.

Get back onto the main island, and take the right path, yes the right
path. Continue along most of the path for the first screen until you get to the
big patch of floor at the northeast end. Go to the left of this patch of floor
and you should find a small slope that will let you move out onto the lava. Head
left and go through the arch, and open the chest on the small safe spot at the
end for a CONFRONTATION BRACE.

With this in hand, there is nothing left to grab for chests in this
section dungeon, so make your way over to the northwest corner of the second
screen. Save at the C.C. Point, then head north into the third area.

Go along the overpass here, then immediately go down the slope to your
right when you get the chance. Head south and break the first rock here. You
will not be able to break open the larger boulder for now, but you can still go
left and grab a PSYONIC BRACELET. That being all you can grab from the dungeon
for now, head back up the slope you came from, then go north. You should have
your Cool Boots equipped as your main Capsule for this. After you have done
that, go ahead and examine the eggshell. After some plotline you will end up
with the token boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - SHU MACHINE
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Recommended Level: 12
3500HP
Drops: 4500EXP, 360AP, 700Z, Scrap Iron

If you went and did as I said by equipping the Cool Boots for this
battle, the fight gets significantly easier. Otherwise, you will have a bit more
of a difficult task ahead of you.

That said, for the most part keep up with the Super Attacks; however,
when you have two characters with Sparking Mode, do NOT have them both do
anything that is described as a combo attack in the same turn, or else you will
set off a two-person S-Combo. Instead, wait up until all three of your
characters are in Sparking Mode to inflict the heaviest possible damage. If Tien
is the odd person out in this battle, then use Yamcha, Goku and Krillin's
Kamehameha to create the Kamehameha Fever. If Tien is in, then two of your
characters should use 'combo attacks' while the third character (preferably Goku
if he is in, otherwise who else has the most Skill/Tech) should use a Ki attack,
aka. Kamehameha to perform the (Yamcha must use Wolf Hurricane as Wolf Fang Fist
does not qualify for some odd reason as a combo attack) Hyper Blast. Either
attack is capable of dealing up to 1000 Damage, vital to this battle.

That said, you MUST, I repeat, MUST keep an eye on your HP, particularly
if characters are getting stunned left and right. Phoenix Feathers are
expensive and hard to come by while exploring, so it is best not to have use
one.

The Shu Machine's first attack is a long-range missile attack, in which
it will line up with one of your characters from a central position, then send
out a missile that will cause a large amount of damage solidified in one hit.
This can be Active Guarded against when the Shu Machine moves into position, but
be careful as it can stun its target for a turn. Its second attack is to move
up close to a target (but not right in front) and shoot said target with a
machine gun, causing multiple low-damage shots.

Shu Machine's third attack is to slide into the back row, where it will
emit three lines of fire, one to hit each character on the screen, and is
capable of burning (which can be neutralized automatically if you have the Cold
Boots equipped). Be careful about multi-character attacks like this, as you will
need to hit the Active Guard buttons for all three characters to reduce damage,
so keep your fingers on all three buttons.

After some storyline, you will obtain the Eggshell and be dropped on Mt.
Kiwi's doorsteps. Save up at the CC Point, then head out onto the overworld map.
Go north into the glacial mountain range and head off to Mt. Frappe.

Mt. Frappe
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Items: Attack Water, Silver Fur, Ki Capsule (First Screen)
Freeze Capsule, Skill Fruit, Sleep Card (Second Screen)
Recovery Fruit, HP Fruit (Third Screen)

After a quick conversation with Hakakke, your goal of climbing Mt.
Frappe will be established. Save at the nearby CC Point, then head up into the
foot of Mt. Frappe.

Start off by going north along the path slightly, then head down the
slope going down right, and destroy the nearby rock with a Ki blast. Head
through the hole in the wall and open the chest behind it for some ATTACK WATER.
Go back out, then go down south and break open the second rock. Take the sloped
hill that is behind it up the screen, then jump up the ladder. Head left and
jump up another ladder. Break the rock to your right to claim a SILVER FUR, then
jump down the left ledge and destroy the pile of ice. From your current
position, head down and to the left to come to a CC Point. Heal and save as
necessary.

Jump down the nearby ledge, and grab a KI CAPSULE 50 from the chest.
Jump back up, then head north and destroy the ledge. Follow the path along and
then jump up another ledge. Destroy the piece of ice, then continue on right and
north onto the next screen.

In here, head north, and ignore the ledge for now; instead continue
along northeast and open the chest for the FREEZE CAPSULE. Head back to the
ledge, and jump up. Save and heal up at the CC Point, then equip the Silver Fur
you obtained earlier as a capsule. Walk down to the south and left a bit across
the ice to open a chest for a SKILL FRUIT, then head right from that point for
another chest that contains a SLEEP CARD. Go back to the CC Point, then save.
Walk north a little ways to have a scene, then head inside the cavern.

Walk a short bit until you get to the center of the area, then jump down
the ledge to the south and head right to open two chests for a RECOVERY FRUIT
and an HP FRUIT, then go back up the ledge. Break the snowball to your upper
left, then follow the trail along until you get to the top of the screen. After
a bunch of talking, you will get into another boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - MAI MACHINE
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Recommended Level: 13
4000HP
Drops: 5400EXP, 420AP, 800Z, Scrap Iron

Mai Machine is fairly more powerful than the Shu Machine was, especially
with a much stronger attack that hits your entire party. Heal often and
necessary as its all-character attack, unguarded, could deal upwards of 200
damage depending on your levels and stats. Other than that, you should keep in
mind to follow through with Sparking Mode S-Combos whenever possible, so a quick
copy and paste from the last battle;

Mai Machine's first attack is to go right up to its target, then hit
said target with its pincer hands, for a single high-damage hit that can cause
stun, which should be guarded against as soon as it moves into position.
The Main Machine's second attack involves it moving slightly forward, lining up
with whoever its target is, and swinging its arms around once to cause a single
hit worth heavy damage.

Its final attack is one worth of notice, as it hits the entire party as
it swings its arms around, jumps up into the air, then lands on the ground in
front of your party. It does not move from its initial position before the Guard
prompt goes up when doing this, so be on the guard and hit all three Active
Guard buttons if necessary.

After the battle, you will get your Honey, and be put back at the base
of Mt. Frappe. Save at the CC Point, then head out onto the overworld, and go
back to Mt. Five Element.

Mt. Five Element
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Follow along the path to Annin, saving along the way. Once you get to
where Annin is, some plot will go by. When you are given free reign, move left
on the 2D environment and hit the A button once the '!' mark comes up to
automatically enter the furnace. In the following area, there will be no random
encounters so you have no need to worry about them.

Inside the furnace, head left from the start, and use the Bansho Fan to
sweep away the first two flames. Continue on left, then equip your Cold Boots to
walk south past the first fire floor. Use the Bansho Fan again on the next trio
of flames. Continue south to the next screen.

Here, if you talk to the green flame, you can challenge one of the
game's few optional bosses, something which I recommend you do here for some
extra EXP and AP.

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BOSS BATTLE - DEMON FLAME
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Recommended Level: 15
4000HP
Drops: 7200EXP, 480AP, 1000Z, Finisher Bean

Demon Flame will be significantly stronger than most bosses that you
have faced before, which should fit in with his status as a bonus boss. The
single best thing you can do is to have your Cold Boots equipped on your top
slot so that you can reduce significantly the amount of damage you take from the
Demon Flame's Fire attacks.

The second thing that comes to mind is to use any ice attack items you
have. Unfortunately, you most likely only have one such item, which would be the
Freeze Capsule you got from awhile back. Still, it does do easily 500 damage,
which is more than you might be able to accomplish in a single round with your
characters altogether.

Other than that, I cannot really suggest anything else, since none of
your characters will have ice-elemental attacks at this point, than to just
attack, heal up when necessary (once a character goes below 200HP) and use Hyper
Blast or Kamehameha Fever whenever your Sparking Modes align.

Demon Flame's main attack is to go into the back row, where he will
gather a large amount of green flames around him, before launching a barrage of
three shots at your characters, followed by a second barrage of three shots (one
each). You will only be able to Active Guard against the attack right after he
finishes gathering up his fire. A customary close-range attack of his is to get
in close and slash his victim twice with his hands, which expectedly can only be
guarded against once he moves into position.

A third attack of his is a one-person variation of his first attack; he
will go into the back row, aligned up with his intended victim, point out his
finger, then send four flame shots at the target. This can only be guarded right
after he points his finger out. Finally, Furnace Flame can also use a technique
that raises both his Attack and Defense in the same turn.

After you win the battle, head back up the screen. Cross right across
the fire floor, use the Bansho Fan to get rid of some more rampant fires, then
head south again. Head down and left across the ridiculously linear path, then
sweep aside some more fire. Talk to the blue flame; unlike with the Demon Flame,
the Furnace Flame is not an optional fight.

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BOSS BATTLE - FURNACE FLAME
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Recommended Level: 14
3800HP
Drops: 6000EXP, 450AP, 600Z, Concentration Charm

If you faced the Demon Flame before, then the Furnace Flame is basically
the exact same (except for his last attack, which only boosts Attack), but
somewhat easier. If you did not, then read the strategy from here on in: The
single best thing you can do is to have your Cold Boots equipped on your top
slot so that you can reduce significantly the amount of damage you take from the
Furnace Flame's Fire attacks.

Furnace Flame's main attack is to go into the back row, where he will
gather a large amount of blue flames around him, before launching a barrage of
three shots at your characters, followed by a second barrage of three shots (one
each). You will only be able to Active Guard against the attack right after he
finishes gathering up his fire. A customary close-range attack of his is to get
in close and slash his victim twice with his hands, which expectedly can only be
guarded against once he moves into position.

When the battle is over, swing your Bansho Fan again to get rid of the
last few flames, then continue on for a cutscene that shall end the chapter for
once and for all.

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Chapter Six: The Strongest Fighter Raditz Appears!
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Watch the cutscene for awhile, after which you will be thrown into a
battle with Piccolo as your main and only character.

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BOSS BATTLE - RADITZ
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Do whatever for the duration of this battle (well, do not waste any
items, but otherwise...). After a few turns, the battle will automatically end.

After the battle ends, you will have a short cutscene. Once you gain
overworld control of Piccolo, head right to leave the area. On the overmap, go
to the Kame House.

Kame House
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Once the introductions are over, talk to everybody (including Turtle
inside of the house) then come back out and talk to Bulma again for another
scene to start (ah, if only they kept track of a Krillin: Owned count like the
Abridged Series did).

After a very long scene, talk to everyone again, and then Bulma for a
second time. Eventually, Piccolo will join the party, and you will be put out on
the overworld again. From there, head north and west a bit and click on the
flashing icon to enter the Spinach Wastes.

Spinach Wastes
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Items: Large Bean (First Screen)
Battle Sense, HP Capsule 50, Power Fruit (Second Screen)
Detect Earring (Third Screen)
Rattlesnake Scale (Fourth Screen)

Do not forget to equip items back onto your characters as they were
deequipped at the end of the last chapter.

Head right and save at the CC Point (you will be unable to break open
the rocks for now). After, go south and grab a LARGE BEAN from the chest hidden
in the small niche. Head back up and continue right onto the next screen.

Start the next area off by going up the north-right path, and loop
around for a chest that contains a BATTLE SENSE. Shatter the nearby rock to your
left, jump down the ledge, then continue south. Break another boulder, then head
left, destroy another rock, and open the chest for an HP CAPSULE 50. Head right
from your present position, and jump up onto the ledge.

Loop around left and jump up onto another high ledge, then cross over
the arch to open a chest which has a POWER FRUIT inside it. Hop back down the
previous ledge, then head up north and to the right, and onto the next screen.

Use a ki blast to blast the rock back to the wall here, then head up.
From the left side of the rock, walk right, up over the rock, and onto the next
ground elevation. Continue on, and use a ki blast to push another rock back. Go
south from here onto the next area.

Here, go south and jump down the ledge, then head left and move north
(equip your Gas Mask first) past the poisonous floor, onto the previous screen.
Open the chest for a DETECT EARRING, easily one of the more useful items so far
as it allows you to (possibly) dodge all damage if you Active Guard an attack.

Go back south again, then go back down to the ledge at the center. Head
right and across another gaseous floor, then jump up the ledge. Head north back
onto the first screen. Here, use a ki blast to push the rock north, then head
right and south a screen to open a chest for a RATTLESNAKE SCALE. Go up north
again onto the earlier screen, then head north all the way and go up left up the
rock onto the next elevation.

Save at the CC Point, then clear out the rock to your southwest. Head
north from here to watch a cutscene, in which everyone decides to be redundant,
before the boss fight begins.

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BOSS BATTLE - RADITZ
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Recommended Level: 17
9000HP
Drops: 7200EXP, 720AP

Raditz is tough, and I mean like just plain sadistically tough. He can
easily deal upwards of 300 damage per attack, and some of his ultimate attacks
hit both characters at the same time with that sort of damage. He is not very
shy with using multi-target attacks, either, which means you can only Active
Guard one person at a time. The Detect Earring from earlier will be heavily
useful in avoiding some of the attacks if you equipped it onto either of your
characters.

There is no question about it, just start out and pummel Raditz with
Kamehamehas and Destructo Beams right off the start to give him heavy damage. If
you have lots of spare AP lying around before the fight, be sure to upgrade your
techniques and/or stats. If both characters are in Sparking Mode, have one use a
combo technique and one use a ki attack to produce the Rush Blast S-Combo and
dole out a bit extra damage.

Again, however, make sure to keep yourself healed up properly, or else
Raditz WILL kill off a character, and Phoenix Feathers, which allow you to
revive your characters in battle, are very expensive.

In any case, once you take about 4500HP off of Raditz, you will get a
short in-battle scene where Piccolo will gain the ability to use his Special
Beam Cannon. This can only be activated when he is in Sparking Mode (and is
toggled in and out with the Special Attacks button), and it will take several
turns to charge up, in which Goku needs to be used to keep both of them up to
health. Usage of the Special Beam Cannon will instantly end the battle, however
it will NOT give you any EXP or AP.

Should you choose to try to win the battle without use of the Special
Beam Cannon, then I recommend you have Piccolo be at least at Level 18 before
entering the battle, and Goku in turn at a minimum of Level 20. It will not be
more of the same as much, as you will also have to use some Ki restoring items
(hopefully, you should have gotten plenty of Ki Drink 30 drops from your
enemies) to launch some more attacks on Raditz. Overall, however, just make sure
to keep your health up and keep pummelling away at Raditz to win the battle.

Raditz' first attack is a simple ki blast, where he will move into the
middle of whichever row his target is in, give off a flash of light and send out
a blast of energy. You will be expected to Active Guard against this attack just
after he moves into position, when he does his flash of light warmup before the
actual attack, so watch out.

His second attack is a rapid attack, where he will instantly teleport in
front of his opponent and kick him twice for moderate-heavy damage for each hit.
His third attack involves the same teleportation, but instead of kicking, he
will do some rapidfire punches. Both attacks can be Guarded against as soon as
he teleports in, which is a very short time frame, so be wary and watch out for
it.

Later on, Raditz will start getting even more vicious and uses Max
Energy Blast, which sends multiple blasts of ki at each of your characters. You
can only use Active Guard for one character for multi-character attacks, so be
careful and stick to the character with lower health if you have the reflexes
and foresight for it (this can only be guarded against after his cutscene for
the technique). Another favorite of his is Energy Blast, which will hit one
target four times for moderate damage each hit, which can again only be guarded
against after the cutscene. The ultimate culmination of his jacked-up difficult
is 2x Energy Blast, which does an Energy Blast to both characters, and has to be
Guarded against after the cutscene.

Afterwards, watch another ridiculously long series of scenes before the
chapter finally ends.

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Chapter Seven: Don't Cry, Gohan! The First Battle
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After some more cutscenes, you will be able to take over as Gohan.

Break Wasteland
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Items: Ki-Blast Fruit, Double Drink 50

Head out of the lake via the northeast piece of land, then go south and
save at the CC Point. Equip a couple of items onto Gohan, and then walk around
a bit until you can get into a battle. Active Guard like crazy to make sure you
do not lose all your HP and die. Once you level up even just once, you will
have overcome a significant hurdle in your stats. You may want to run away from
a Wolf for your first couple of levels, however.

Afterwards, head all the way north and up to the right and open a chest
for a KI-BLAST FRUIT, something which you should quickly use (as it raises the
size of your Ki meter for using Ki blasts on obstacles). Head down and left onto
the next screen, where you will have another cutscene in between Piccolo and
Gohan. Follow north and right onto the next screen after to continue the plot.

When the pair of cutscenes are over, head down and right into the next
area. On the three-way split, go down to the left to another screen to open a
chest for a DOUBLE DRINK 50. Return to the previous screen, then head right and
up through the linear path. Save at the CC Point, then continue on north and
watch another few scenes, whereafter the chapter will finally end.

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Chapter Eight: A New Leap Forward! Off to Kami
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After a short scene, leave the Kame House. On the overworld map, take a
short detour from your stated mission, and cross the water and click on the
flashing icon to go to East Mt. Paozu.

East Mt. Paozu
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Items: Crane Wolf Strike memo

Head north from the start, and examine the sign at the end of the screen
to obtain the CRANE WOLF STRIKE memo. Continue on north for a lengthy scene.
After another series of cutscenes, you will be put out on the overworld again.
Head west to enter West City.

West City
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Items: Defense Fruit, Evasion Mark, Precision Circuit, Spirit Saucer S-Combo
memo, Finisher Bean, Speed Mark, Empty Capsule

From the start, go right and examine the car for a FINISHER BEAN. Go
left, and next to the building with the 'Capsule Shop' sign over it, jump up to
the roof and open the chest for a SPEED MARK.

There is another shop you can access here by heading left and entering
the building that says Capsule over it. After you are done there, continue north
onto the next screen. Here, head up and to the left along the roads until you
spot the dome-shaped building that is labelled 'Capsule Corp.', then enter
inside.

Go left from the entrance and examine the blue airplane on display for a
DEFENSE FRUIT, then head north into a fountain area. Head up to the left to open
a chest for an EVASION MARK, then head back to the previous room and go left
upstairs. On the second floor, go up to the eastern-most corner and examine the
table to obtain the PRECISION CIRCUIT. Head left and examine the bookcase for
the SPIRIT SAUCER memo.

If Bulma is around (not sure if she is at this point in time, if not you
can come back later), talk to her several times and she will give you an EMPTY
CAPSULE, which allows you to have three items on the bottom screen at once.

With your business done in West City, you can leave now (once you go
outside of the Capsule Corporation, just head left off the roads to exit).

Back on the overworld, head over to Kame House.

Kame House
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Items: Scouter

During some more lengthy scenes, you will get the SCOUTER, a Capsule
which allows you to scan enemy data during a fight or boss battle by pressing L
and scanning them. After some more sequences involving Yajirobe, Chi-Chi and the
Ox-King, head out of Kame House.

Now, due to a ridiculously retarded forced sequence, even though Yamcha
would only require like five minutes of effort to recruit, you cannot recruit
him until you get Tien, who takes considerably more effort. Keeping that in
mind, head to the northeastern corner of the continent on the glacial portion,
and enter Jingle Village.

Jingle Village
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Items: Jingle Village Bomb, HP Fruit, Heavenly Sunlight S-Combo memo, Earthling
Strike S-Combo memo

Watch a story sequence, after which Tien will join up. Head to the hut
to your right, and inside go up to the north and enter the tent-like structure
to obtain a JINGLE VILLAGE BOMB. Head into the other room and examine the desk
for an HP FRUIT, then head back outside. Examine the snowman for the HEAVENLY
SUNLIGHT S-Combo memo, then go left and enter the only other hut (excluding the
shop) in the village.

Inside this house, examine the TV to the right of the entrance for the
EARTHLING STRIKE S-Combo memo, then head outside. Buy whatever you need to at
the store, save at the CC Point, then head out onto the overworld map. Go south
ever so slightly to enter the Holly Plain.

Holly Plain
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Items: Hermit Medicine (First Screen)
Ki Fruit, Tension Up (Second Screen)
Large Bean, Freeze Knuckle, Defense Water (Third Screen)
Absorb Bracelet (Fourth Screen)

Before anything else, make sure to equip some accessories onto your
characters.

Take the upper right path at the beginning and break open the rock to
claim a HERMIT MEDICINE from the chest. Go back down and then go down the lower
right path, and shatter the rock at the end. Continue on right to the next
screen.

Break open the rock here, and head down and to the right to open a chest
for a KI FRUIT. Head back up, and continue north. Head left at the split and up
to another split; take the right path and shatter the rock at the end to open a
chest containing a TENSION UP. Go back down and then head up to the left to the
next screen. Here, go down to the left, and break open the rock. Talk to Launch,
and you will get the Snowfield Key.

Head back to the previous screen, and go to the first split. Break open
the rock, then head straight north onto the next screen. Here, head straight
north again and open the chest for a LARGE BEAN, then head back down south, and
go left. Open the door using the Snowfield Key, then loop around north and west.
Break the rock partways through your loop to grab a FREEZE KNUCKLE, then
continue on through the loop down west, south and then back east. Open the chest
in the niche for a DEFENSE WATER, then head south a screen.

Shatter the rock at the beginning of this area and head right to open a
chest for an ABSORB BRACELET, then go down south and save and heal up at the CC
Point. Head down from here for a cutscene. Guess what? Surprise boss fight!

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BOSS BATTLE - DONGIRAS
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Recommended Level: 19
3600HP
Drops: 4800EXP, 400AP, 1200Z

Dongiras is a tough boss, but it is not specifically because he has
ridiculously overpowered attacks. Rather, the main problem is that his attacks
can both stun and freeze a character. stun lasts a turn, and can
potentially cost you two attacks (if Dongiras attacks before the stunned
character in one turn, and then the turn after that), and Freeze status lasts
twice, costing up to three turns. Silver Fur will be a must to equip onto your
Capsule list, and if you have obtained any Freeze Rings from drops with fighting
Refugees, equip it before the battle.

Other than that, Dongiras has a high amount of HP, and even a Rage Blast
will only make a dent in the amount of HP he has, so do not be surprised if you
need to replenish your Ki during the battle.

Dongiras' first move is to move right in front of his target and send
out a blast of his breath, causing heavy damage in one hit, and is capable of
causing stun. This can be Active Guarded against once he moves into
position. Another physical attack of his is to move into the central position of
his target's row, and then whallop his foe with his tail twice. This can be
Guarded against as soon as he moves into the specific row.

Moving into some more damaging attacks, here is the final and most
vicious one; Dongiras will move into the central position of his target's row,
then hover into the air. After he flaps his wing twice, he will send a bolt of
ice at his target, with the possibility of freezing in a single heavy-damage
attack. The time frame to Guard against this comes right after he finishes
flapping his wings, and you had better do so, because it can be absolutely
vicious if you get frozen.

After you win the battle, you will get another scene in which you obtain
the Frozen Hyacinth. Head south and hit the block of ice with two ki blasts to
break it open, then head south. Go south and down to the right. Instead of
breaking the rock, go down to the left, then head left all the way to finally
leave the Holly Plains. Make your way back to Jingle Village.

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Entering, you will automatically have a cutscene. Afterwards, leave
Jingle Village, then head to East Mt. Paozu.

East Mt. Paozu
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Items: Recovery Fruit, Saiyan Attack S-Combo memo (Goku's House)
Defense Fruit (First Screen)
Poison Bracelet, Large Bean, Paozu Stone (Second Screen)
Ki Drink Z, Amethyst (Fourth Screen)
Sleep Knuckle (Fifth Screen)

After the short scene, head north a screen, and then head into Goku's
house. Inside, examine the sheet of parchment hanging next to the opposite
doorframe for a RECOVERY FRUIT. Head into the next room, then go up and examine
the desk in the left room for a SAIYAN ATTACK S-Combo memo.

Leave the household, save up at the CC Point, then go back south. Move
west across the bridge. Go north and break open the large boulder to reveal a
chest behind it that contains a DEFENSE FRUIT, then head left and up the slope
into the next area.

Coming in, go left, and break the first stone boulder you see along the
way. Take the path uphill going left until you come to another big rock, and
shatter it to reveal a chest which contains a POISON BRACELET. Go back to where
you destroyed the first boulder, then head down the staircase. Proceed right for
a LARGE BEAN, then head back and shatter the rock to your left.

Head left up the path, then up and right through the underhang and
continue on for a bit right. Shatter the rock blocking off the ledge, then break
open the rock to your right, and open the chest up for a PAOZU STONE. Continue
on north into the next area.

Proceed up north here, and read the sign. Take the advice it gives to
heart, and go north around the spiralling slope and west. From the screen's
entrance, head up and open the chest for a KI DRINK Z, then go down south and
head west up the slope. Break open the rock and open the chest behind it for an
AMETHYST. Go back down the slope, then head northwest and onto the next screen.
This screen is technically the divider between East Mt. Paozu and Mt. Paozu, but
I will not bother with changing the location header.

Break open the rock with your Level 2 Ki Blast, then save at the CC
Point. Do not go inside the house just yet; instead, head north, west and south
to come to a level 2 Ki Blast rock at the west end. You previously could not
have broken it, but now you can, so do so, and claim your SLEEP KNUCKLE. Head
back down now, and enter the house.

After a short scene, you will recruit Yamcha, and then be thrust into a
boss fight. Just kidding about the latter part! For once the end of a lot of
running around a field full of monsters does not end in fighting. You can head
down the regular path down Mt. Paozu and break the rock blocking it off, then
head out onto the overworld map. From there, head to the Kame House.

Kame House
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Watch a short scene, then head outside and leave onto the overworld map
by wading out into the water. That said, although you are told to head off to
Korin Tower, there is something you should do now that you have three party
members; go around claiming the chests that were behind boulders and other
obstacles that could only be broken by the Level 2 Ki Blast. Thankfully, there
are not that many, and this is a short cutaway on getting them. Your first stop
is to be Kiwi Volcano (on the southern island west of the Martial Arts Temple).

Kiwi Volcano
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Items: Rush Ring, Guard Earring

Head straight north past the island onto the next screen. Jump up the
left ledge and enter into the next area. Follow along until the middle of the
road, then take the slope going down to you right. Break the small rock to your
south, then shatter the larger stone with two Ki blasts. Open the two chests for
a RUSH RING and GUARD EARRING. The other two chests in this cave are guarded by
a rock that requires the Level 3 Ki blast, so leave Kiwi Volcano for now. Your
next stop after this is Mt. Frappe.

Mt. Frappe
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Items: Double-Edged Seal, Recovery Emblem

Head north, and jump up the first ledge, then go slightly left and jump
up the higher ledge, and continue north into the next area. Continue along in
the next section, jump up the ledge, and move inside the cavern. Inside, head
north a bit, then go right and up to some blue ice. Use two consecutive ki
blasts on it to melt the ice, then open the chests for a DOUBLE-EDGED SEAL and a
RECOVERY EMBLEM.

That is all you can claim from here, so exit Mt. Frappe and head off to
the Spinach Wastes.

Spinach Wastes
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Items: Tension Up, Bushido Spirit

From the start, go right a bit and then up to spot the Level 2 stone,
one which happens to be blocking the entrance into a cave. Destroy the boulder
and head inside.

Inside, head north and left until you come to a high ledge. Jump up to
the top of the cliff, then follow along right to go outside. In the sun again,
head left and open the two chests for a TENSION UP and a BUSHIDO SPIRIT, then
crack open the rock blocking you off from the ledge. Jump down, then head left
to leave the Spinach Wastes.

On the overworld map, head all the way to the western end of the
continent, and enter the Sacred Land of Korin, just north of Mount Five Element.

Sacred Land of Korin
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Items: Demon Cannon S-Combo memo, Earthling Strike S-Combo memo, CHA-LA, Ki
Fruit

Talk to the tribesman standing next to the tent to your right at the
entrance to receive the DEMON CANNON S-Combo memo. Go up a screen, and talk to
the first guy on the right for another EARTHLING STRIKE S-Combo memo. Enter the
tent on the right and open the chest for the CHA-LA. Exit out the tent, head up
a bit and enter the tent on the left. Examine the altar in here for a KI FRUIT,
then head back out. Continue on north a bit longer for an automatic cutscene.
After, go up to the tower and jump up.

Korin Tower
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Items: Earthling Strike S-Combo memo, Power Fruit, Crane Wolf S-Combo memo

Examine the plants at the top of the first room for the last of the
Earthling Strike S-Combo memos, and the bathtub near the door to the west for a
POWER FRUIT. Exit out the door and head up the staircase, whereafter you will
get a cutscene. Afterwards, examine the altar in the middle for the CRANE WOLF
STRIKE S-Combo memo.

Head back down the tower by going to the first room and exiting out the
middle of the screen.

Sacred Land of Korin
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Head right once you touch down on land again and blast the rock open
with a Ki blast. In the next area, go up the floor flights of stairs to enter
the Hermit Spring.

Hermit Spring
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Items: Hermit Spring Water (First Screen)
Large Bean, Hermit Medicine (Second Screen)
Rush Ring (Third Screen)
Defense Fruit (Fourth Screen)

Listen up, and listen good. The enemies in the Hermit Spring will punish
you, and punish you bad for awhile, at least up until Level 25 or so,
representing a deep spike in difficulty. Stay around the entrance to the cave
for awhile, leaving the area and going to another to heal up and save at the CC
Point every few battles. Only once all characters are at least Levels 24 and
preferably Level 25 should you risk going any further into the Spring.

Head left and go north up until you come to the spring. Cross the water
along the upper edge of the pond to the opposite side, then continue walking
right into another pond. Walk up into the next screen from the northeast corner
along the water path.

In the next area, open the chest for a LARGE BEAN, then retreat into the
previous screen. Go right onto the land portion and walk back up a screen again,
this time on the land section. Loop around to the left until you come north to
the lilypads. Walk north across the water, then go right and through the
underhang to get a HERMIT MEDICINE. Go back through the underhang, then go left
and up the staircase. Move east from there and jump up another ledge, then head
west on the third floor and into the next area.

Here, head west up the stairs and then jump up the ledge. Proceed east
and across the lilypads and up the ledge. Go into the water via the stairs and
head left and out of the water through use of another set of stairs. Once you
get onto the small passageway, take the right path curving downwards to come to
a chest that contains a RUSH RING. Head back up and take the other path going
north onto the next room of the cave.

Go right immediately and save at the CC Point here. Head up four ledges
for a cutscene and, of course, a boss fight.

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BOSS BATTLE - SPRING GUARDIAN, SPRING MAJIN
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Recommended Level: 26
3300HP (Spring Guardian), 3600HP (Spring Majin)
Drops: 10200EXP, 690AP, Korin's Canteen, Demon Bravery

This is only the second boss battle in the game where you have two or
more enemies, and the first one with Monster Carrot does not really count. In
any case, you should probably have the Silver Fur equipped as a Capsule to
reduce the damage from various ice attacks.

That said, in the actual battle, your primary target at the beginning
should be the Spring Guardian

Spring Guardian's first attack is to move straight up to your character,
where he will do something with his book first, and then hit your character,
which has the potential to stun. You will have to wait for about a second after
he moves in front of your character before you can Active Guard. His second move
is to move to the center of his target's row, and set up a tripod, before
shooting out three missiles at his target. This can only be defended against
once he sets up his tripod. Of course, his third technique is being able to heal

Spring Majin's first attack is to go into the back row of his target,
and summon some icicles, which he then throws at his target. You can only Active
Guard against this once he summons the icicles. His second attack, where he
stays in his position and his target's outline becomes colored (while your other
two characters have lower-hue outlines), is to gather some more flames in his
hand, hit the ground with his hands, causing his target to get hit by three
attacks worth of flames. This is a bit tricky to Guard against, but you need to
do it once he is in the PROCESS of hitting the ground.

His third attack is where he will move to the center of his row's target
and throw three small flames at his target, causing three moderately-damaging
hits, and can put the target to sleep. This should be guarded as soon as he
moves into position. He can also use a technique to raise his defense.

After the battle is over, get your stinkin' cutscene, and you will get
the Hermit Spring Water. You will be thrown out to the front of the cave.
However, if you are a perfectionist, there are two more items to grab, so head
back into the cave. To get the first one, retrace your steps all the way to
where the boss fight occurred at, and examine the flowers for a DEFENSE FRUIT.
Tread your way back until you get to the first screen. From where the first and
second screen connect, go into that pond, and go down the waterfall to slip down
a floor. Head left and open the chest for the HERMIT SPRING WATER. Jump down to
the first floor and then you can leave. Head back to the Sacred Land of Korin
and go up to Korin Tower.

Korin Tower
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Head up the stairs and watch a cutscene, after which your perspective
will finally change and you will be taken to Gohan at the Break Wasteland.

Break Wasteland
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Items: Medium Bean (First Screen)
Ki Drink Z, Defense Fruit, Medium Bean (Second Screen)
Giant Missile (Third Screen)

Take note of the flower near you, as it will be important in a bit.
Start off by saving at the CC Point, then head up and break the rock open with a
single Ki blast. Open the chest for a MEDIUM BEAN, then head up to the right
onto the next screen.

Here, equip your gas mask and head across the gaseous floor to break
open another rock. Open the chest behind it for a KI DRINK Z. From the gaseous
floor, head north to the two rocks blocking your way northeast. Break open the
both of them, and open the first chest for a DEFENSE FRUIT. Go back down and
make your way east and open another chest for a MEDIUM BEAN. Head east again
onto the next screen, and open the chest to your east for a GIANT MISSILE.

Head down and then west a bit and down again until you come to a CC
Point. Save at the CC Point, then head down a bit further for a cutscene, after
which you will have a boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - RIVAL DINOSAUR
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Recommended Level: 6
500HP
Drops: 1800EXP, 180AP, 30Z

Use Rush throughout the whole battle until you run out; if you upgraded
Gohan's Rush to Level 2 before the battle, you will deal at least 400 damage
easily out of that, possibly over 500 (and if you are at Level 7 or higher, you
should have enough Ki to finish the Rival Dinosaur off entirely with Rush
without ever refilling your Ki). I highly doubt you will lose much HP, but if
you fall too low, keep yourself healed with a couple of Small Beans. Overall a
pretty straightforward battle.

Rival Dinosaur's first attack is to rear back his head and then bring it
down, hitting Gohan several times for moderate amount of damage. You can Guard
against this once he begins to bring his head up. His second technique is to
move forward slightly and chomp at Gohan twice, which is guarded against once he
moves forward into attacking position.

After the battle is over, save up at the CC Point again, then take the
upper left path from your battle (the lower left path has nothing). Go up a bit
on the next screen for another cutscene. Piccolo will join up with you for a
short time. Backtrack to the last CC Point, save at it again, then backtrack a
few more screens until you come to the flower. After a bit you will be fighting
another boss.

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BOSS BATTLE - MIDGIRAS
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Recommended Level: 10 (Gohan)
2500HP
Drops: 4200EXP, 380AP, 900Z

Quite obviously, Piccolo will be by far much stronger than Gohan, so he
should be your primary attacker while Gohan uses health or ki restorative items
whenever they come up as being needed. Interestingly, Midgiras has just about no
resistance to being blind, so equip a Darkness Card on as your Capsule before
the battle to make it much easier by decreasing his accuracy. After that, it is
just basic using your Ki attacks; when both characters are in Sparking Mode, use
Piccolo's Destructive Wave and Gohan's Rush to get a Rush Blast S-Combo.

Midgiras' first attack is to move into the row of his target, hover into
the air, and flap his wings a few time, causing the winds to hit his target once
for heavy damage. You can Guard against this once he starts flapping his wings.
Another attack of his is to move right in front of his target, and hit him with
a burst of energy from his maw, which does not cause damage but does cause stun.
Guard as soon as he moves in front of your character. A third attack he uses is
to move into his target's row, then hit his target once with his hand, and once
with his tail. This is to be guarded against once he moves into his target's
row.

After the battle is over, you will get another short cutscene, which
shall finally end the chapter.

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Chapter Nine: King Yemma Astounded! Fight in the Other World
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King Yemma's Mansion
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Items: Attitude Belt, Meditation Belt, Meteor Impact S-Combo Memo

After the guide is done his couple of lines, head up the path and watch
another scene. After you are done, save at the CC Point, then head up and open
the chest in the lower-right corner for an ATTITUDE BELT. Check the door on the
left hand wall for the METEOR IMPACT S-Combo memo, and open the chest in the
upper-left corner for a MEDITATION BELT. Head out the northern door now. Another
short scene later, you will be on Snake Way.

Snake Way
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Walk along the path for a screen and a half until you get to another
scene. You will then end up in the Underworld.

Underworld
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After another scene, head east down the slope and save up at the CC
Point. You will be unable to do anything more than shop at the store (via the
right-hand window), but I highly recommend you stock up on at least one of each
of the three elemental gloves, as they can be HIGHLY useful in the future.
After, I recommend you equip either the CHA-LA or the Detect Earring, and your
Fire Glove, as well as upgrading the After-Image Technique to at least Level 2
if you have not yet already and have the AP for it. Talk to Goz, and your 'sumo
match' will turn into a boss fight.

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BOSS BATTLE - GOZ
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Recommended Level: -
2200HP
Drops: 1500EXP, 180AP, 800Z

Start off the battle by using your After-Image Technique to raise your
evasion, as Goz can deal out some pretty hefty damage, along with stunning Goku
for a turn. After, hit Goz with a bunch of Kamehameha's, and be sure to heal up
every time you fall below 400HP (since you have only one guy and it may take a
couple of turns before you actually get the CHANCE to heal).

Goz' main and most annoying attack is to take his club and hit the
ground in front of Goku three times with it, doling out Stun along with it.
There will be no movement beforehand to prompt the Guard sequence; you have to
watch for the flash above Goku's head and Guard instantly. He also has a one-hit
variation of this in which he hits the ground once for a stronger hit. He will
also go straight up to Goku and hit him over his head with his hands three
times, which should be Guarded against once he moves into position. His last
attack is to move to the back of the row, and throw sand at you for a single
hit's worth of damage, which should be guarded against once he moves into
position.

Save at the CC Point once you have won the battle, then talk to Mez and
accept. After the short scene, jump across the first few boats, then once on the
slide, slide down, jump onto the jungle gym, then onto a few more boats. Head
right from the fountain onto another boat, jump onto the cliff, head north onto
another boat, then get off at the dock onto the next screen.

Head, head left and jump onto the back of the bus. Go to the front of
the bus to hop left to the second bus, then walk to the back and jump down. Go
and break the rock with two Ki blasts, then jump down the ledge and walk down.
After another scene, save at the CC Point and head left and talk to the two
Ogres again. Walk up an extremely long staircase to go back in King Yemma's
Mansion. Head to the lower right of the drawer to hop out, then go out north and
onto Snake Way again.

Snake Way
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Head along a lengthy amount of road until you come to a purple road
leading off the main way, whereafter you will have a scene.

Princess Snake's Mansion
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Items: Large Beam Ki Drink Z (First Screen)
Bing Ring, Large Bean (Second Screen)
Recovery Ring (Princess's Room)

Head up to the center of the room, then go left to open a chest for a
LARGE BEAN. Head right from the center to grab a KI DRINK Z, then head on right
into the next area. Continue along the hallway, and go down the stairs at the
end. Head left and loop around to the top. Open the chest to battle with three
Mansion Snakes, after which you will receive a BIND RING. Continue on right and
up the stairs, then head left, opening a chest on the way for a LARGE BEAN, down
and left again into the previous screen area.

In here, step on the depression in the ground to cause the snake to
snape in half, then proceed left and step on the other depression. Go back a bit
and head up the hallway, and take the left niche at the top to step on another
button. Go right and step on that depression to get rid of the last of the snake
body, then go up onto the next screen.

Go around the looping room for awhile and up the various staircases
until you come to another depression. Step down on it and you will fall down a
floor. Go right for a cutscene to start. Save at the CC Point, then head through
the northern door for another scene to start. After, a boss fight.

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BOSS BATTLE - PRINCESS SNAKE
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Recommended Level: 24
2200HP
Drops: 1500EXP, 180AP, 1000Z

Princess's Guard (x2)

This is another boss fight where the boss has a couple of guards, much
akin to the Monster Carrot fight much earlier in the game. This time, however,
Princess Snake is able to call for another Princess' Guard if one is defeated in
battle, so conventional wisdom is that you should just hit Princess Snake with a
bunch of Super attacks, occasionally stopping to use the After-Image Technique,
up until she finally falls in battle.

Of course, if you are a couple of levels higher than the recommended
level, and you have decent Attack, Recovery and Defense stats, then you can also
use this battle to farm out some experience points by attacking a Princess'
Guard, killing her in one or two hits, attacking the other Princess' Guard,
killing her, then attacking any Princess' Guard that Princess Snake calls on.
This farming is best facilitated by equipping either the Detect Earring, the
Guard Earring or the Absorb Bracelet to keep your HP up high, and the CHA-LA, as
the Princess' Guards attacks can cause poison.

Princess Snake's first attack is a really annoying one, in which she
will move in front of Goku, and punch him several times, kick him several times,
then punch him again several times. The sheer number of hits means that this
basically MUST be Guarded against to reduce damage, and you can Guard once she
moves right in front of Goku. She has a second variation of this, where she
condenses the damage done to three hits. Princess Snake can also raise the
Attack Power of all on-screen foes, and she can call upon a Princess' Guard
whenever one is dead.

After the battle, go up and examine the chair for a RECOVERY FRUIT, then
head south into the previous room. Save at the CC Point, then head south. Down
in the cave below (technically the stomach of the snake), equip the Gas Mask to
cross the floors safely. Head left and loop around up and right, then loop
around up and left again and onto the next screen.

In this area head straight north until you get another scene, and
another boss fight.

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BOSS BATTLE - PRINCESS SNAKE
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Recommended Level: 25
3500HP
Drops: 2400EXP, 240AP, 1600Z

There is not much to this fight, just as before. Just pummel away at her
with your most powerful Supers (likely Kamehameha) and heal up as necessary and
she should fall down quickly.

Princess Snake's first attack is to shake her snake body a bit in her
original position, before pouncing forward with her mouth to attack Goku. Guard
against this after she has shaken her body a few times. Princess' Snake second
attack is that her body will move backwards off the screen, before springing
forward, hitting Goku several times for moderate damage. Your prompt to Active
Guard comes as soon as she is completely off of the screen.

Her third attack is where she will move back a bit, her body will
compress a bit, then spit out a ball of toxin that both damages Goku for heavy
damage and has the possibility of poisoning him. Guard against this once she
recoiled her body.

Princess Snake also has two unrelated techniques wherein she can raise
her defense and lower Goku's speed.

After the battle is over, you will be automatically deposited back on
Snake Way.

Snake Way
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After you get back on the road, walk left from Princess Snake's Mansion,
and continue along the linear path until you finally make it to a cutscene and
onto King Kai's Planet.

King Kai's Planet
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Items: Finisher Bean, Energy Bracelet, Double Drink Z, Shenron Scale, Platonic
Energy S-Combo Memo

Watch a fairly lengthy cutscene, then walk into the near hut. Talk to
the bee (Gregory) to buy some items if you need to, then examine the bookcase to
the lower left for a FINISHER BEAN and open the chest up for an ENERGY BRACELET.

Outside, save at the CC Point, then head right to examine the well for a
PLATONIC ENERGY S-Combo memo. After, head down a screen to find Bubbles, and
open the chest on this screen for a DOUBLE DRINK Z. Head left to spot Bubbles
again, and open the chest here for the SHENRON SCALE. Go left another screen and
examine Bubbles to cause another cutscene. After the scene is over, save at the
CC Point, then head left a screen and enter the warp point to head off to Yemma
Forest.

Yemma Forest
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Items: Dragonbone Powder, HP Capsule Z (First Screen)
Max Bean (Second Screen)
Comfort Ring (Third Screen)
Sleep Bracelet, Burn Capsule (Fourth Screen)

Both Gregory and Bubbles will be computer-controlled allies for you in
all the battles. They DO have a limit they can take before they exit the battle,
but you will only really experience that during the expectable boss battle.
Bubbles has two attacks, one a plain attack and one that specifically stuns his
opponent (but does not stun them), and can heal himself. Gregory can hit the
entire party of foes, either dealing damage or blinding them, and can also hit a
single opponent specifically for three hits.

In any case, walk right straight past the sparkling stump, and take the
lower path onto the next screen. Walk along a short bit and open the chest for a
DRAGONBONE POWDER. Head back a screen, then head up to the top wall, and go up
the slope onto the next area again.

Take the upper right for a chest which contains an HP CAPSULE Z, then go
back down and take the lower right road. Head right to the next section of the
forest. Here, proceed right again, then drop down the ledge for a chest that
contains a MAX BEAN.

Backtrack to the previous screen, then jump down the ledge at the
bottom, and head left to the next screen. Go left here and jump down a ledge,
then jump down three more ledges in succession. Head right and jump down from
there to find a chest with contains a COMFORT RING. Head up five ledges again
and make your way back to the previous screen.

From here, head all the way right along the bottom of this part of the
forest to the next part. Head down from the entrance and open a chest for a
SLEEP BRACELET, then continue on right and save at the CC Point. Jump up the
nearby ledge to open a chest for a BURN CAPSULE, jump back down, then head right
into the next area. Head along the linear path for a bit longer and you will get
a cutscene followed by a boss fight.

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BOSS BATTLE - RADITZ'S SOUL
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Recommended Level: 26
7500HP
Drops: 3300EXP, 360AP

Raditz's Soul has the exact same moveset as he did before, just beefed
up a lot, so the description of his attacks is also the same as before. You will
not be needing to worry about it half the time in any case, as you cannot Active
Guard Gregory or Bubbles. That said, Gregory and Bubbles should be treated as
non-factors in this battle except for the fact that they soak up a lot of damage
that would otherwise be directed at Goku. This only lasts for a few turns before
they flee from battle anyways.

Goku should be fairly powered up by now, so be sure to get your hits in
with some Supers. Goku also begins to power up a lot once he hits Level 25 with
stat bonuses, so you should be in decent shape with Attack, Defense, and Tech
stats; start off with some Kamehamehas, and be sure to have the Comfort Ring
from earlier equipped to restore Ki every turn. Between the Comfort Ring and
your need to heal every so often you should be able to blast Raditz to pieces
before you run out of Ki.

After the battle, Raditz ditches up. What follows is that you will have
to manually backtrack to King Kai's Planet.

King Kai's Planet
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Head right a screen once you get in and talk to King Kai. After another
scene, save your game and the chapter will end.

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Chapter Ten: The Lost Dragon Balls! A Long Path to Victory
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Kame House
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After a couple of scenes, you will be given free control. Leave to the
overworld, and first go to East Mt. Paozu.

East Mt. Paozu
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Items: Chi-Chi's Lunch capsule

Here, head north and enter Goku's House. Toggle your characters via the
X Button until Gohan is the on-screen character, then talk to Chi-Chi to get the
CHI-CHI'S LUNCH capsule. Afterwards, head west to Mt. Paozu.

Mt. Paozu
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Items: Puar's Wallet

Go into Yamcha's hide-out. Toggle through your characters with the X
button until Yamcha is the on-screen avatar, and talk to Puar to get PUAR'S
WALLET. Once done that, head off to Baba's Palace.

Baba's Palace
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Head up the first hut, and then into the second hut, and talk to Baba
for another scene. You will get both Goku to fill out the party and the Dragon
Radar.

Go out and off to the overworld map. Now, you have the four-star Dragon
Ball already that was on Gohan's hat, so you have six more to recover. Five of
them can currently be obtained in any order, from five new locations that are
all flashing and cursored on the map. Before you head anywhere, however, make
your way to Korin's Tower (via the Sacred Land or Korin).

Korin Tower
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Items: Korin's Staff

Go up the stairs and talk to Korin, who will give you KORIN'S STAFF,
which is a HIGHLY USEFUL Capsule that replenishes your Ki as you walk around.
Head over right to the pod thing and jump up from there to Kami's Temple.

Kami's Temple
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Items: Demon-Wolf-Crane S-Combo Memo, Demon Cannon S-Combo Memo,
Y-Yajirobe (Skill)

Head over and talk to Yajirobe, who will teach Krillin the Ultimate
Skill 'Y-Yajirobe?', which summons Yajirobe to heal all allies and disable
enemies from fighting. Krillin needs to be in the lead for this to occur (press
the X Button until he is the on-screen avatar). Head inside the actual temple,
and go down the ladder on the left side of the front area. Downstairs, examine
the door for a DEMON-WOLF-CRANE S-Combo memo.

Go back up to the main hallway, then jump up the ladder in the center.
Up here, examine the beds for the DEMON CANNON S-Combo memo. Talk to Kami as
well; if you have caught enough monsters using Tien's Evil Containment Wave, he
will give you a reward.

After, head out to the overworld map. My recommendation is that you make
your first stop be the Pirate Cave, which is a fairly easy area with an easy
boss. However, you should also buy the Rubber Boots Capsule from West City if
you have not already, as there will be some electric fields around the place.

Try to enter the underwater cave northeast of the Kame House, and you
will be prompted to go to Dr. Briefs' house. Head off to West City.

West City
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Head over to Dr. Brief's Capsule Corp. dome and enter. Inside, go up the
left staircase and talk to Dr. Briefs to prompt a cutscene. You will obtain a
Submarine. Head back out onto the overworld map and enter the cave, now labelled
the Pirate Cave.

Pirate Cave
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Items: Recovery Fruit, Satellite Laser, Striker's Crest (First Screen)
Dragon Stone, Swift Boots, Fighter's Crest (Basement from First Screen)

Start off by heading north (the stairs offer nothing). Ignore the button
and most definitely do not walk into the electricity; instead, head down to the
left, go through the door of the broken down inner room, and open the chest for
a RECOVERY FRUIT. Go out the doorframe and continue on taking the lower left
path. Go up the stairs and continue down and right and open the chest for a
SATELLITE LASER. Go back to the doorframe of the wrecked room, and proceed left,
this time taking the upper left path. Go up and examine the green robot
mechanism as soon as the '!' symbol appears above your head (get too close and
it will hurt you with its electric field if you do not have the Rubber Boots on)
and you will start up a fight.

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MINIBOSS BATTLE - PIRATE ROBOT
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Recommended Level: 29
4000HP
Drops: 5400EXP, 240AP, 750Z, Scrap Iron, Satellite Laser
Resistant to Ice

Technically this is not really a boss battle, as the Pirate Robot is a
regular enemy, but the Pirate Robot is stronger enough than a normal enemy that
it can qualify as a mini-boss battle. In any case, the Pirate Robot has a
massive amount of HP, enough to qualify using entirely Super attacks throughout
the whole battle, so go for it.

The Pirate Robot only has two attacks; most of the time it will use its
close combat attack, where it moves in, and clubs its foe with its sword for a
single heavily-damaging hit, around 200-300ish damage. Its second attack that it
very rarely uses, but doles out a lot more damage, is where it will go into the
center of its targets row, take out its machine gun arm, and shoot your
character about a dozen times, dealing moderate damage with each shot. That is
it. No super hit everyone shot.

After the battle, go down and head west through the red door. In the
next area, go south and west again until you fall down a trap hole. Down below,
equip the Rubber Boots if you do not yet have them on, then head down the
hallway. Go right a bit, then up and examine the Pirate Robot to fight yet
another one.

Head down and right after the battle is over. Open the door and head
upstairs. Up on the ground floor, continue north to the end, then go left and
open a hatch door. Downstairs, head south and save at the CC Point. Continue on
down and right and head upstairs.

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BOSS BATTLE - GIANT OCTOPUS
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Recommended Level: 29
10000HP
Drops: 12600EXP, 780AP

Giant Octopus is actually fairly on the easy side, as he as only one
physical attack, which hits a single character for upwards of 250 damage, and
lower than that when guarded. However, it is in his other two attacks that he
can become annoying; he can use a technique that sprays ink across your entire
party, blinding those who are unable to resist, and his third technique sucks
out Ki from your party members.

As such, here is how your likely party set-up will end up: Tien (who has
a naturally high Tech stat) and Goku (the same), along with a character who has
high defense. This third character should have his defense bolstered with a
Defense Ring or Protective Emblem, and will be the main guy to use Ki Drink
30s/50s on the other two characters whenever they run out of Ki, as well as any
health restorative items on the off chance you ever ened it (honestly, Giant
Octopus really does not deal that much damage). Meanwhile, Goku and Tien should
blast away at the Giant Octopus with their most powerful attacks.

Giant Octopus will usually start out with an ink attack that causes
blindness to all your characters (but thankfully does not cause actual damage).
Another attack he will use often is to go straight up to his target and hit him
with his tentacles about seven or eight times for moderate damage each time. His
third, final, and most annoying attack actually costs you your Ki; Giant Octopus
will move to the back row, and suck in the Ki of all three of your characters.
Annoyingly enough, you can only Active Guard for one character, so choose the
character who is most vital (probably Tien or Goku) for keeping his Ki levels
up.

Afterwards, you will be given the Five-Star Dragon Ball, and be put out
next to your submarine. However, do not leave just yet, instead, head north and
go above the hatch and head left between the upper wall and the wall of the
burned out room (there is a small invisible hole there) and open the chest for a
STRIKER'S CREST. Backtrack east a bit and open the hatch door, then head
downstairs. Down in the basement, head all the way left, then up to come to four
tombstones. Break the tombstones down and open the chest behind the last
tombstone for a DRAGON'S STONE. Highly useful, as it can be used in battle to
restore a little bit of HP of all party members and has infinite uses (but can
be used only in battle).

Backtrack down the hall a bit to the flashing wall. You do not need a
Level 3 Ki Blast to break the wall open; however, you will need to hit it five
times to break a single section of wall, so do not freak out if two hits does
not finish it off. Head up all the way and go right and down to open a chest for
the SWIFT BOOTS, which is a Capsule. Equip the Rubber Boots (you basically need
them here) and go down the first stretch of the electric field to open a chest
for a FIGHTER'S CREST. Continue on down and leave the dungeon.

Outside on the overworld map, head to the desert area slightly southwest
of East City and northwest of Kame House for your next dungeon. Bring along a
couple of Bind Recoveries.

Desert
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Items: Skill Fruit (First Screen)
Agility Necklace (Second Screen)
Phoenix Tail Feather (Third Screen)
Evasion Crest (Fifth Screen)
Ninja Boots (Sixth Screen)
Empty Capsule (Seventh Screen)

Walk north along the shallow pond of water at the beginning, and go to
the upper-left corner for a chest with a SKILL FRUIT. Move right and down onto
the next screen. Here, head up and loop around right and down until you get to
the bone at the end. Drop down, then head left and north to the giant skull.
Smash it open with a pair of Ki blasts, then go through the belly of the skull
and to the back. Go onto the next screen.

Continue along the path until you get stopped by a piece of bone in the
skeleton, and shatter it open. Proceed onwards again down to the right. When you
come to the stone, ignore it for now, and instead head down to the left and to
the previous screen. Here, open the chest for an AGILITY NECKLACE. Retreat back
to the last screen, then go up and break the boulder. Head up to the left, and
jump up the ledge near where the skull is. Go down to the right and grab a
PHOENIX TAIL FEATHER from a chest. Go back down the ledge and break the skull
open, then head inside a cave.

Move up to the rock in this area and break it open. Continue along
north, and at the split, go left and break the giant boulder blocking the way.
Head left and outside to open a chest for an EVASION CREST. Go back inside, then
take the opposite end of the split.

Save at the CC Point in here, then loop around counterclockwise. Head
over the spine until you the head end of the skeleton, then go south and right.
Break open a rock and then some bones to get into the belly of the skeleton, and
head right to open a chest with NINJA SANDALS in it. Head back down left, then
continue left onto the next screen. In here, head up and break open an egg with
a Ki blast to trigger a cutscene and a boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - SAND EAGLE
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Recommended Level: 30
8800HP
Drops: 10800EXP, 720AP, 2200Z

Much like the Giant Octopus before him, Sand Eagle is not that much of a
threat. This time around the boss actually has an attack that hits the entire
party and causing damage, but even that is only on the moderate amount of damage
side. However, the Sand Eagle likes to do heavy one-character hits that are
capable of inflicting a status effect, so you may wish to have your main
attacker with the CHA-LA equipped to reduce the likelihood of being affected by
negative status effects. It is also fairly easy to rack up damage, so if all
three of your characters are in sparking mode, go for an S-Combo that will
probably cause over 2000 damage.

Sand Eagle's first attack is to move in front of a character and hit him
once for heavy damage, with the possibility of inflicting Darkness. This is
guarded against once he moves in. His second attack will be to move to the back
of his target's row, charge up a ball of yellow energy around his eyes, then
send it at his target, causing heavy damage with the possibility of causing
paralysis, which you should quickly use a Bind Recovery for. This is fairly
trick to Active Guard against; you get the prompt after hs finishes charging his
attack, but the timespan in which you can Guard it is very small.

His final attack involves flying up slightly, wherein he will then flap
his wings, sending several bursts of air at his opponents, causing moderate
amount of damage per hit.

After the battle, you will get the Six-Star Dragon Ball automatically.
Head left and open the chest for an EMPTY CAPSULE, which allows you to have
three Capsules equipped at all times (four if you already got one by talking to
Bulma at the Capsule Corp in West City). With this and Korin's Staff equipped at
all times, you can pretty much enter every single enemy encounter with full
Ki and blast away with Super Attacks all the time. That said, head down to the
left. Break open the rock and head into the next area, which is the first
screen, and you can exit out onto the overworld map.

My recommendation is that you make your next stop Muscle Tower, in the
northeast glaciers, east of Holly Plains. Be sure to buy a couple of Bind
Recoveries beforehand if you have not got any left on hand. Rubber Boots are
also not quite a must but should be had for this area.

Muscle Tower
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Items: Senzu Bean (Second Floor)
Double Capsule 50 (Third Floor)
Energy Necklace (Fourth Floor)
Thunder Capsule (Fifth Floor)

Watch a scene, whereafter you will be thrust into a battle with a Red
Ribbon Survivor and an RR Northern Soldier. This is pretty basic cut and dry
beat your opponents up with a lot of power, so go for it. After, you will have
free reign to move again, and Suno will join you. Inside, head straight north up
and head up the staircase.

On the second floor, smash open the wooden box to your south, then head
down and left. Break open some bricks with another Ki blast, then head left out
the door. Outside, circle around right and up the staircase, and enter back
inside. If you bought the Rubber Boots Capsule from the West City shop, good for
you, otherwise crossing the electric field will be a pain (if you have not yet
received the hint, equip the Rubber Boots if you have them).

If you do not have the Rubber Boots, immediately heal your party once
you cross the first electric field, then head down and north the staircase. down
here, go south again and open the chest for a SENZU BEAN. Go back upstairs, then
head down to the left and open the chest here for a DOUBLE CAPSULE 50. Break
open the pile of bricks to your right and cross the gap in the floor.

Head up through another electric field, break open the box, then go
through one more field. Heal up if necessary, then go up the two flights of
stairs to the fourth floor. Proceed down and smash open the crate, then go left
and break the door on the small shrine. Go inside and open the chest for an
ENERGY NECKLACE. Exit the shrine and continue left and up to the fifth floor.

Move south here and break open the box, and claim a THUNDER CAPSULE from
the chest. Smash the right rock open with a single Ki blast and head outside
again. Loop around on the outer balcony to your left and head back inside. Here,
smash open a rock and head up, then save at the CC Point. Break the rock right
next to you for a KI FRUIT, then head up and break another rock. Loop around to
the left and then continue going counterclockwise in the next hallway until you
make it onto the sixth screen.

After a cutscene, you will get another boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - GENERAL WHITE, EIGHTER
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Recommended Level: 30
4200HP (General White), 5000HP (Eighter)
Drops: 11400EXP, 780Z, 2700Z
Weak to Fire, Resistant to Ice (Eighter)

General White is generally the weaker of your two enemies in that he has
lower HP, and he cannot use a move to raise his Defense. Add to that the fact
that he has a technique that can cause paralysis (which basically lasts at least
three turns if you do not use a Bind Recovery) and he can raise the Attack of
either one of them, he should be your target. Spare no expense in taking him
down; however, if he is down to 1200HP or less when all three of your mains have
Sparking Mode, do NOT use an S-Combo on him. Instead, continue attacking with
your Supers, taking care to not inadvertently start an S-Combo, until he falls.

Once he is down, you can turn to Eighter and take him out with ease. A
Flame Glove equipped to a physical attacker such as Yamcha or Goku can help
here, but really now Supers are heavily abusable. That said, if you have an item
that causes heavy Fire damage, feel free to use it.

General White's first attack is to move right in front of one of your
characters, hold his middle finger up for a few seconds, and then hit that
character with a single high-powered punch, which also has the possibility of
stunning. This cannot be guarded against right away, but instead must be waited
for for a couple of seconds while he is holding his finger up. His second
technique is to move forward slight, take out his gun and shoot a single high-
powered bullet at his target, causing high damage with the possibility of
paralysis. This is guarded against once he moves forward, but may be tricky
spotting for the center character. He can also raise one of the duo's attack.
Finally, he also has a 'normal' close-range attack, where he will close in on
his target and simply rapid-punch the character for several hits.

Eighter's first attack is to move in close to his target, and pummel
your character with two high-moderate damage hits. Use the Active Guard as soon
as he moves into position. His second attack is even more vicious, where he will
slide into the back, and hit the ground with his arms, sending a spire of rock
to each of your party members, dealing a single heavy damage hit each, and can
only be Active Guarded while he is in the process of hitting the ground. Eighter
also will go to the center of his target's row, then fly into the air, belly-
flopping onto his opponent, with the possibility of confusing and dealing a
single heavy hit. Guard against once he begins to jump. Finally, Eighter can
also raise his own Defense.

After, watch a scene, in which you will then be given the Three-Star
Ball, and be deposited on Muscle Tower's footsteps. Leave out onto the overworld
map. Your next stop should be the Yunzabit Heights, which is on the northwestern
most island on the map.

Yunzabit Heights
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Items: Power Fruit, EXP Boost (First Screen)
Double-Edged Seal (Second Screen)
Max Bean, Bushido Spirit, Double Capsule 50 (Northeast Area of First
Screen)
Demon Fusion S-Combo Memo (Spaceship)
Yunzabit Bomb, Selflessness Belt, Popo's Turban, (Ice Caves)

Start by heading up and to the left. At the split, go down onto the ice
field (be sure to have your Silver Fur equipped in your red slot) and open the
chest for a POWER FRUIT, then head up the northern part of the split onto the
next screen. Continue along the straightforward path past another ice floor and
open the chest for a DOUBLE-EDGED SEAL. Retreat to the previous screen, and from
the split, go right past where you came in from.

From the ice floor, go down for a chest that contains an EXP BOOST (this
should be used in a boss battle), then head north up the sloped curving hill and
take the upper right path onto the next screen.

Here, head north and take the upper left path onto the next area, where
you should open a chest for a MAX BEAN. Retreat to the previous screen and head
east, then go north at the end across another icy field for a chest with
contains a BUSHIDO SPIRIT. Head straight south onto another field to grab the
final item of this section, a DOUBLE CAPSULE 50. After, backtrack to the former
screen.

Back here, head left from the split, and up the hill and down the hill
onto some more ice, then go north to the next part of the Heights. Continue
along the path in the next section, and examine the alien spaceship from the
front to obtain the DEMON FUSION WAVE S-Combo memo. Head out the right side to
the next section, and then proceed right and north to yet another area.

Save at the CC Point here, then head north for a scene. After, leave the
area, and go to Mt. Five Element. Head up to where Annin is, and talk to her to
watch another scene. After you get the Furnace Flame, head back to Yunzabit
Heights, go back to the ice, and examine it to melt it. Save, and then head into
the cave.

Inside, go around the top and jump down the ledge to the floor below
into the Yunzabit Ice Caves.

Start by going left and looping around. Go through the door to get to a
CC Point. Save, then head back out and continue on right up the slope. Go right
again at the split to get a chest with a YUNZABIT BOMB. Head back down a bit and
then continue left, and go through the door partially hidden by the overhead
slide.

Inside, go right and up and open a chest for a SELFLESSNESS BELT, then
south out the second exit. Out here, pound away at the ice block twice for it to
fall down. Go back two doors onto the main section, and continue on left. Go
down at the left end for POPO'S TURBAN, then go up north. Hit the icicle twice
for it to fall down and give you a path across the gap. Go down the slide again,
then head right where the block should have filled in a gap earlier.

Continue north and watch a cutscene, and then a battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - RR POWER ROBOT
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Recommended Level: 34
11800HP
Drops: 13800EXP, 840AP, 2800Z, Scrap Iron
Weak to Electricity

Basically do not bother bringing in any character who has a low defense,
as the RR Power Robot is tough and will wreck you. That said, technically RR
Power Robot has a weakness to Electricity, but at this point in the game you
should not bother trying to use items on bosses just because they are weak to an
element. Instead, equip a Thunder Glove on one or more of your characters, and
have them use physical Super Attacks as opposed to Ki-based Super Attacks
(Goku's Meteor Combo can be particularly lethal in this battle), and be sure to
heal up often as RR Power Robot can easily wipe out a character in one attack if
you are not careful.

RR Power Robot shares somewhat the same attack set as the RR Tundra
Robot, but not quite. Its first attack will be to move into the back its targets
row, draw back its fist and shoot its fist out, which will hit your character
and attack several times for VERY high damage. Its second attack is a variation
on this, with the same set-up of moving into the back row and drawing its fist
back, but the fist only hits you a couple of times, and for lighter damage. The
third attack it does the exact same set-up, but it then sends out both fists,
which hit four times, also for relatively moderate damage (in comparison to the
first hit). All three attacks are guarded against once the RR Power Robot draws
its fist back, and all three hit one character.

After the battle is over, you shall obtain the One-Star Ball. Once the
scene is over, you will be deposited at the foot of the Heights. Exit out onto
the overworld, then go to the Devil's Toilet, shortly south of Baba's Palace.

Devil's Toilet
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Items: Ki Necklace (Front Entrance)
Shenron Scale, Large Bean, Ki Drink Z (Lobby Room)
Evasion Secrets, Protective Crest, Double Capsule Z, Targeting Ring,
Defense Necklace (Left Basement)
Shenron's Nail, Freezing Card, Senzu Bean, Full Bracelet (Right Basement)

At the beginning, head up the first staircase, then go right for a chest
which has a KI NECKLACE. Head up the second flight of stairs and into the mouth
of the devil statue. After a scene, open the three chests on the three platforms
from left to right for a SHENRON SCALE, LARGE BEAN, and KI DRINK Z. Head up a
bit, then save at the CC Point, then go down the left staircase.

Down on the lower level, go down the short hallway, ignoring the right
path for a moment. You will hit a dead end that has an EVASION SECRETS. Go back
up slightly and head right into the next area. Walk up and down the stairs, grab
a PROTECTIVE CREST from the north, then head south and go left across more
stairs and back to the previous screen. Continue along left and north up until
you proceed into the next section of hallways.

Head down right and south to another room, one that has a pain in the
rear end puzzle. Basically, you have several teleporter symbols, which I will
draw a small ASCII text map to represent. Teleporters of the same letter
correspond to each other. You just came in through Entrance 1. Chest numbers are
represented by numbers.

Entrance 1 Entrance 2
| | | |
o-- --o o-- --o
| | | | Chest 1 = Double Capsule Z
| | | | Chest 2 = Targeting Ring
|A B| |G F|
o-----o o-----o So basically, go from B -> C, open the
chest that has the DOUBLE CAPSULE Z in it,
o-----o o-----o then go from C -> B -> A -> D -> E -> F -> G
|C | | | and open the chest on that platform for the
| | | E| TARGETING RING, go back on teleporter G,
| 1| |D | then head back up through entrance 2.
o-----o o-----o
Loop around counterclockwise in the next
o-----o o-----o room to come to another big room of
| | |C | hallways. Take the right path right at the
|2 | | | start here and follow along a short walkway
| G| | B| in the next area for a chest that holds a
o-----o o-----o DEFENSE NECKLACE inside. Go back to the last
screen and head down and west and along the
o-----o o-----o linear path until you get to the next area.
| E| |D |
| | | | Start this room off by going right and
|F | | A| down, and proceed west across the stairs at
o-----o o-----o the threeway. Save at the CC Point in the
next area, then go left and up for a scene
and a boss fight by punching the statue.

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BOSS BATTLE - GENTLEMEN
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Recommended Level: 35
12800HP
Drops: 14700EXP, 660AP, 1200Z

Besides having an odd name, the Gentlemen can be on the tough side,
dealing out heavy damage. However, he is also pretty weak on the defense side if
you have been upgrading your Skills - for example, my Goku was dealing 1500
damage per use of the LV3 Meteor Combination here at Level 37, and Tien was
similarly dealing about 1200 damage with Multi-Form Attack. Still, Gentlemen has
a nasty full-party attack that can paralyse, so you may want to have somebody
equipped with the CHA-LA or a Bind Bracelet.

Gentlemen's first attack is to lash his tongue into the ground, where it
will come out of the ground and hit one of your party members, dealing heavy
damage. There is no forewarning to Active Guarding here; you have to watch out
for the flash over your character's head and Active Guard right away. Another
attack where you WILL get forewarning is where Gentlemen will move into his
target's row, then hover off the ground, fly over to his target, then smash down
on his target and rotate in a circle a few times to add more hits, causing heavy
damage for the overall attack, and is capable of causing Darkness. You will get
the prompt to Guard shortly after he rises into the sky.

Gentlemen also has an evil evil attack, where he will move to the front
of the center row, then move his hands up, before summoning two electric orbs
and calling lightning down on all of your characters, causing multiple hits to
each with the possibility of paralysis. You have the opportunity to Active Guard
once he raises his hands and starts generating electricity, and you should
probably restore the status of anyone who is caught paralysed.

After the battle, you will obtain a Dragon Ball Shard. Head up into the
blue teleporter to go back to the lobby room. Save at the CC Point, then head
down the right staircase. Go down south down the very linear hallway until you
hit the end, then go left to the next screen area. Continue on left and then
north after hitting the corner, then east across the stairs back to the previous
screen.

Proceed right and north until you come to a split. Go right and south a
long stretch to a chest that contains a SHENRON'S NAIL, then head back north and
take the northern route. Loop around counterclockwise to come to another short
puzzle room. This one is different from the last; instead of having teleporters,
you have floating pods that take you from one platform to another platform, but
the concept of moving in between platforms is really the same. Entrance 1 is
where you come in from, and Entrance 2 is where you want to exit to.

Entrance 2 Entrance 1
| | | |
o-- --o o-- --o
|2 | | | Chest 1 = Freezing Card
| | | | Chest 2 = Senzu Bean
| G | | A |
o-----o o-----o So go from A -> B -> C -> D and then open
the chest there for a FREEZING CARD. From
o-----o o-----o there on, go D -> C -> E -> F - > G, and
| B | | G | open the chest at the end for a SENZU BEAN
|C E| | | before continuing on out the exit.
| | | F |
o-----o o-----o Loop around clockwise through the next
room, and then south and around clockwise
o-----o o-----o through the hallways to head into yet
| D | | | another area. Continue along the linear
| | |B | hallways in the next area of hallways until
| 1 | | A | you come to a split; head south to get a
o-----o o-----o chest which contains a FULL BRACELET.

o-----o o-----o Go back up to the split, then continue on
| D | | | heading right to the next area. Go south
| C| |F E| and save at the CC Point, then head right
| | | | and up to the statue. Hit it with a Ki blast
o-----o o-----o for a scene followed by a boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - LADIES
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Recommended Level: 37
12300HP
Drops: 13200EXP, 720AP, 2800Z

If you found that Gentlemen was easy, then you probably will not find
the same for Ladies, who dials the notch up big time for difficulty. While she
keeps some of the same attacks as Gentlemen does, what she does change she
changes for the worse, and becomes far more lethal. That said, Krillin can be a
big boon in this battle if you have him levelled up decently and his Ultimate
Skill 'Y-Yajirobe?' is at least Level 3. While Yajirobe will not be able to
finish off Ladies at all, he will restore your party big time. Other than
Krillin and of course Goku, you should pick whoever else has the highest Defense
stat in your group, and of course orient your accessories towards defense with
items such as the Protective Emblem or Defence Bracelet.

Ladies' first two attacks are just like Gentlemen. Ladies' first attack
is to lash her tongue into the ground, where it will come out of the ground and
hit one of your party members, dealing heavy damage. There is no forewarning to
Active Guarding here; you have to watch out for the flash over your character's
head and Active Guard right away. Another attack where you WILL get forewarning
is where Ladies will move into his target's row, then hover off the ground, fly
over to his target, then smash down on his target and rotate in a circle a few
times to add more hits, causing heavy damage for the overall attack, and is
capable of causing Darkness. You will get the prompt to Guard shortly after he
rises into the sky.

It is her multi-character attacks, of which she has three, where Ladies
gets really lethal. Her first attack from this category has her moving to the
back of the screen, before she breathes out a toxic breath that hits each of
your party members, dealing around 300-400 damage each and having a good chance
of poisoning. You Guard against this once she moves into the back row. Her
second multi-target attack invovles her hovering above the ground, much like her
second individual attack, before coming back down, while rain hits all of your
characters, dealing multiple hits for heavy damage altogether, all while
lowering their Defense. This is guarded against once she finishes rising in
altitude.

Ladies final attack involves her moving forward to the center of the
screen, and shooting lasers out of her eyes at all party members, causing
multiple hits. This is guarded against once she moves into the center of the
screen.

After the battle, you will get the second Dragon Ball Shard. With both
of the shards in hand, go back to the lobby via the red teleporter, leave the
Devil's Toilet, then head to Kami's Temple (go to Korin Tower and jump off the
right side on the top floor if you have not yet been there already for
reference).

Kami's Temple
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Here, talk to Mr. Popo to initiate a cutscene with him and Kami. After,
you will gain the Two-Star Ball. Leave out onto the overworld map, where you
will then have a series of cutscenes. Afterwards, head out onto the overmap
again from Kame House, and go to Pilaf's Castle, which is direct north of Baba's
Palace.

Pilaf Castle
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Items: Seismic Energy Ray S-Combo memo, Kamehameha Fever S-Combo memo, Recover
Capsule (First floor)
Luck Necklace, Double Drink Z, Ki Capsule Z (Second Floor)
Max Bean, Luck Fruit (Pinball Room)
Skill Fruit, Range Belt, Perfume, Binding Card, Speed Crest (Upper Level)

After a short scene, head into the 'castle'. Reequip your accessories as
Goku has left, then examine the portrait of Pilaf to get the SEISMIC ENERGY RAY
S-Combo memo. Head left up the staircase and north into the next area. Go in the
path of the arrows, and save at the CC Point before moving right. Examine the
mirror for a KAMEHAME FEVER S-Combo memo, and go north for a chest with a
RECOVER CAPSULE (ignore the chest next to the mirror).

Head south from here, and go left at the end and press the switch on the
wall to cause a bridge to extend across the gap south of you. Go and save at the
CC Point again, then head down and across the bridge and off into the next area.

Upstairs, save at the CC Point, then head right. Go down to head
outside, and jump up the ladder. Grab a LUCK NECKLACE, then go back inside.
Equip the Rubber Boots, then go up the north hallway through three electric
fields, then go up to the right for a DOUBLE DRINK Z. Go left and down and open
another chest for a KI CAPSULE Z, then press the panel on the wall to extend a
bridge across the gap. Save at the CC Point again, then head back up north and
go through the door in the northwest corner.

In this bizarre room, go up to the right and open the chest alongside
the right wall for a MAX BEAN, then go up to the left to open another chest in
the northwest corner for a LUCK FRUIT. Head up through the door at the end to
activate a scene, with a boss battle to follow.

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BOSS BATTLE - BRONZE PINBALL
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Recommended Level: 35
6000HP
Drops: 5100EXP, 450AP, 1300Z, Scrap Iron

This guy is impervious to all status effects, so if you are one of those
people who have been going through trying to blind bosses at the beginning of a
battle with a Darkness Card or whatever, it will not work here. That said,
however, Bronze Pinball is basically a pushover, with no special attacks; just
one single-character attack that barely hurts, and a full-party attack that just
inflicts damage, and which it rarely uses, so go wild with your Super attacks to
take it out.

Pinball's first attack deals moderate-heavy damage, and you will simply
have to react to the prompt as it comes before the Bronze Pinball makes any real
motions; after the prompt, the Bronze Pinball will roll around a bit, jump into
the air, then land on your characters, inflicting several hits of damage to each
party member. Thankfully, his other attack is less vicious, as he will roll to
the center of his target's row, then rush forward and ram his target, with the
Active Guard coming once he moves into the specific row. This also actually
deals less damage to one character than any one character from his all-party
attack, so is much easier to recover from.

After the battle, you will automatically be thrust into another battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - SILVER PINBALL
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Recommended Level: 35
7000HP
Drops: 6600EXP, 480AP, 2000Z, Scrap Iron

Much like Bronze Pinball before it, Silver Pinball is impervious to
status effects, so do not bother trying to do anything. Moreover, Silver Pinball
actually seems to be weaker than Bronze Pinball, as in my experience it dealt
out less damage in its attacks than Bronze Pinball did. It changes its moveset
up, but it still has only two attacks, one hitting a single character and one
hitting the full party.

Silver Pinball's first attack and its only one-character attack involves
him moving to the back of its target's row, where it will jump a couple of
times; you must Active Guard while it is in its second jump. It will follow up
by throwing three mini-pinballs at your character that each cause light damage.
Silver Pinball's second attack will start off with a cue stick coming up from
behind it; when it does this is when you should Active Guard. After the cue
stick hits the Silver Pinball, it will move forward and hit all three characters
for moderate damage.

Of course, where there is bronze and silver, gold must follow...

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BOSS BATTLE - GOLD PINBALL
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Recommended Level: 35
8500HP
Drops: 7800EXP, 540AP, 5000Z, Scrap Iron

Gold Pinball is slightly tougher than the last two bosses, but not by
much, with its main saving grace being that it will probably take you an extra
turn to take it out due to its padded amount of HP. Other than that, same rules
apply as before, except that you may also want to heal up sometimes if you have
not been getting level ups (that restore your HP and Ki in the process) from the
last pair of battles. Use S-Combos or Ultimate Skills whenever you get into
Sparking Mode.

For Gold Pinball's single character attack, it will roll right in front
of its target. The top of the Pinball will open up, and a hammer will come out,
before hitting your character twice, with the possibility of giving him Stun
status. You get the chance to Active Guard when the hammer comes out of the Gold
Pinball's top. Gold Pinball's party attack has somewhat the same movements; it
will stay in its position, but the top will open, and a crane will come out,
throwing grenades at all of your characters multiple times. You can Active Guard
with your chosen character once the crane and throwing hand comes out.

Continue on through the door after you are done battling. Head left
along the castle hallways, saving at the CC Point, and onto the next screen
south at the end. In this room, examine the monitor on the right side for a
SKILL FRUIT, then press the button on the north machine for the crane to
operate. Go and open the chest on the platform for a RANGE BELT, then head south
to the next area.

Break open the block next to the ladder, and save at the CC Point here,
before going up the staircase and south along the left wall. After you get
outside, head up to the left and open the chest for a PERFUME accessory. This is
a useful as hell accessory for Yamcha that lowers his defense but drastically
raises all his other stats, and although the item description does not mention
it, also gives him heavily increased accuracy, eliminating his single biggest
flaw.

In any case, head up the nearby ladder, then enter the first small
building. Inside, open the two chests for a BINDING CARD and a SPEED CREST, then
go outside and continue along north. Save at the CC Point, drop down the nearby
ledge, then enter the hut.

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BOSS BATTLE - PILAF FUSION MECH
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Recommended Level: 38
15000HP
Drops: 18000EXP, 1200AP, 2500Z, Scrap Iron

So here it comes, the final boss of Chapter 10. Thankfully, if you
managed to make it through the three Pinballs relatively unscathed, you should
have no problem with Pilaf Fusion Mech, who does not have any attacks that deal
an extraordinary amount of damage, and only has one all-character attack. If you
have Yamcha as one of your main three, equipping him with the Perfume accessory
you got earlier should make a big difference. You may want to stick to Ultimate
Skills here as opposed to S-Combos, and clear out Pilaf Fusion Mech's HP as
quickly as possible.

Pilaf Fusion Mech's first attack is to move to the center of its
target's row, then hit him with its fist for moderate damage. This is Guarded
against once PFM moves into your character's row. Somewhat more powerful is
where Pilaf Fusion Mech will move right on front of your character, then zap him
with lasers for two moderately damaging hits. This is also Guarded against right
as soon as its moves into attacking position. Pilaf Fusion Mech's final attack
is to take its top head off, then throw it at your party members, where it will
ricochet and hit each party member for heavy damage. Aside from that, Pilot
Fusion Mech can also heal itself to the tune of 1500HP (of course, not enough to
overcome whatever damage you do in the same turn most likely).

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Chapter Eleven: Hang in there, Gohan! Piccolo's Harsh Training
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Break Wasteland
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Items: Foe Charm, Kami's Judgement, Blindfold Knuckle, Large Bean (Desert Area)

Start off by breaking the dirty wall to your right with three Ki Blasts,
then head down to the right into a desert portion of the Break Wasteland.

In here, head right and go up the ledge at the end and go left up top
for a chest which holds a FOE CHARM. Go back down the ledge, then head down a
bit and break open the three boulders. The chest behind it contains KAMI'S
JUDGEMENT. Head left from here and go south to the next section of Nemuria
Ruins.

Go down and to the left to grab a BLINDFOLD KNUCKLE, then up to the
right into another little niche for a LARGE BEAN. Go down and then start east
for a scene, after which you will have a scene in which Piccolo shall leave the
party. Save at the CC Point, then head on north. In the next section you will
get another cutscene, in which Gohan enters the Nemuria Ruins.

Nemuria Ruins
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Items: Max Bean, Spirit Light, Comfort Bracelet, Giant Missile, Large Bean,
Ki Drink Z, Recovery Crest (Gohan's Side)
Large Bean, Ki Drink Z, HP Capsule 50, Energy Necklace (Piccolo's Side)
Phoenix Tail Feather, Skill Necklace, Invigorate Ring, Recover
Capsule

Head north and go right a bit, and open a chest for a MAX BEAN. Go left
from here and up the staircase. Head right, and at the split go up (the right
path is a dead end with no times). At the top, with another split go left and
down the stairs to grab a SPIRIT LIGHT. Head back up the stairs, then continue
on right to the second area of the ruins. Here, go up and right for a chest with
a COMFORT BRACELET.

Go back to the first screen, then backtrack all the way to the first
staircase that you used to get onto the ramparts. Head underneath the top
platforms to go behind it, then head up the left side. Go behind the staircase
at the end for a chest which holds inside a GIANT MISSILE, then cross the gap
via the two staircases. Head north into the next screen.

Walk up the staircase to your left in here, then go right and open the
chest for a LARGE BEAN. Walk back left and then proceed to go north. Loop around
clockwise down the stairs and watch a scene. Afterwards, head right and save at
the CC Point, then head right some more and out into the next area.

Here, go underneath the overhead walkway and open the chest for a KI
DRINK Z, then go north a screen. Walk up the left staircase, then loop around
the walkway to the end. Open the chest at the bottom for a RECOVERY CREST, then
go over and examine the object on the floor to obtain the Battery. Backtrack to
where the CC Point was, save there, then head left. Examine the robot to start
up a scene, after which you will have a perspective change to Piccolo.

As Piccolo, head up north into the next area of the Break Wastelands and
watch a scene. Once you make it into the Nemuria Ruins, then head up to the
right. Open the chest for a LARGE BEAN, then go up the staircase and loop around
the walkway until you get to the ground floor again. Head left to open up a
chest which contains an HP CAPSULE 50, then go north. Grab a KI DRINK Z from the
northwest corner, then head off to the next area.

Head up the staircase on the far left side of the bottom section. At the
split, open a chest up from the north side for an ENERGY NECKLACE, then head
left and downstairs. Hit the rock with your Ki blast to push the rock into the
gap, then go up a slight bit for a scene.

Save at the CC Point, then head right along the top portion of the
screen. Go right a screen, then north a screen. Go up the right staircase and
hit the rock with a ki blast to push it into the gap. With that done, you will
need to do some backtracking; go to the screen just one area north of where
Piccolo entered the Nemuria Ruins from, and go to the southern entrance to that
room.

Go right from the start here to another screen. In this section, ignore
the first staircase and take the second; once you get to the split on the
walkway, go north and loop around, then on the ground floor head up and open a
chest for a PHOENIX TAIL FEATHER. Go back to the split on the walkway, then go
down to the right. Walk around counterclockwise to the left side of the SKILL
NECKLACE, then go up north another room. Go up to the right side and open the
chest for an INVIGORATE RING, then go to the left end for a RECOVER CAPSULE. Go
north (where a gap earlier was filled in by a rock) and loop around to a CC
Point, where you should save your game at. Continue along for a cutscene and a
boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - EXCAVATED ROBOT V2
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Recommended Level: 37
11000HP
Drops: 10200EXP, 680AP, 650Z, Diamond

Hopefully you have been levelling Gohan up a bit, because once he hits
Level 35, he begins to get god-mode stat bonuses, with +3 in Attack and +2 in
everything else except for Recovery per level. Adding a couple of levels onto
him after that should give you sufficient preparation for this battle, as well
as levelling up his Masenko and Piccolo's Evil Assault to MAX Level to create a
Demon Cannon S-Combo when both are in Sparking Mode. Other than that, however,
the Excavated Robot v2 is nothing special; if you used Piccolo during most of
your fights in Chapter 10 and he managed to survive through that gruelling
marathon, then ERv2 is nothing in comparison.

V2's first attack involves it going into the row of its target, where it
will generate some energy from its head and rush forward, ramming your character
with its screw hands for a single attack that does a moderate amount of damage.
This is guarded against as soon as it moves into its position. Another one-
character attack V2 uses involves it going into its target's row, where it will
pick up a grenade from the ground, then throw it at your character. The Active
Guard prompt is a bit more tricky for this one; watch for the object on the
ground, then once it begins to get picked up is when you need to Guard.

V2's third attack is a variation on the first one, but it will move in
close to its target, then ram your target several times with its screws for
moderate damage. This is also a bit tricky to Guard against, as you need to do
it right while it is in front of you, but the timing may be a bit hard to adjust
to. V2's final attack involves it shooting missiles out from its head. There is
no motion before it does this, so you need to watch and hit the button for your
character to Guard as soon as the flash comes up.

After the battle, you will obtain the Devil's Bracelet. A pair of
cutscenes later you will go into the next chapter.

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Chapter Twelve: Show Us What You Got! The Fighters' Pulse
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Kami's Palace
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Watch a pair of scenes. Once you are done, head down to Korin Tower and
then the Sacred Land of Korin and onto the overworld map. From there, go to
Baba's Palace.

Baba's Palace
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Go and talk to Baba in her palace. After a short scene, leave out onto
the overworld map, and go to Mutaito's Grounds, which is northeast of West City.

Mutaito's Grounds
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Items: Ki-Blast Fruit (Inside Cave)
Quad Siege S-Combo memo, Power Necklace (Bridge Area)
Senzu Bean (Third Outside Area)
Master's Secret, Item Rush, Healing Bracelet (Second Cave)

From the entrance, going right leads you to a dead end, so head into the
cave first thing. Inside, go north along the lengthy winding pathway for a while
up until you come to a split, and continue going along right, then down along
the looping road, ignoring the niche in the wall. Once you get outside, head up
the nearby staircase, and push the rock to your left into the gap via a Ki
Blast. Cross over the gap after and open the chest for a KI-BLAST FRUIT,
something which you may wish to use immediately.

Head right from there and go past the staircase along the bottom cliff
as opposed to the top. Down here, walk along and break the stone, then head
along until you hit the gap in the bridge. Examine the gap here for the QUAD
SIEGE S-Combo memo, then go back to the previous screen. Go up the stairs, then
head right. Continue along east, then go down the stairs at the end. Head left,
and open the chest for a POWER NECKLACE. Head right from here onto the next
screen.

Walk to the far right of this screen, and head up the stairs. Break open
the giant boulder and open the chest for a SENZU BEAN. Proceed back west a bit
and go up the staircase on the way. Save at the CC Point, then head right and
enter the cave. Inside, go right once you come to the bridge into a secret path
that shall lead you to a chest which contains the MASTER'S SECRET. Go back to
the bridge and then proceed north and do a U-Turn, then head left until you come
to a stone blocking your way. Break open the rock with a Ki Blast, then continue
on north again to the next area. Proceed north some more, then loop around and
head east (the hidden part in here is a three-way split) to yet another screen.
Go up the staircases here and then north to finally get an ITEM RUSH.

Now, go back to the previous screen, and go back to the section before
the staircases where you have the roof hiding your character. This is a split
that you cannot see, go go up northeast for a HEALING BRACELET, then northwest
to proceed to the next screen. Head south from there, then west. Save at the CC
Point, and head north underneath the ceiling, where you will finally come in to
a scene and a boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - TPP-EX
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Recommended Level: 40
14000HP
Drops: 17400EXP, 900AP, 1800Z

Earthling Strike, Tien Fierce Attack, Krillin Rengeki, Yamcha Wolf Combination

First and foremost; do NOT use any Ki-based attacks against the TPP-EX,
as it will merely absorb it and heal itself with it. Instead, you will have to
stick to physical combos, attacks, S-Combos and Ultimate Skills. That said, TPP
is fairly easy to defeat, so for the most part just smack away at him, but you
should level up all three guys' combo skills before the battle (Tien's Fierce
Attack, Krillin's Rengeki, and Yamcha's Wolf Combination). Combined they will
form the S-Combo Earthling Strike. You could also try to use Yamcha's Neo Wolf
Fist Combination if it's powered up fairly strongly.

TPP's first attack involves where it will jump right in front of its
target, then aim its left hand at your character, charging a ball of energy,
before jumping to the back of the screen and firing a laser at its target. This
does a moderate-high amount of damage, and is guarded against while it is in the
process of jumping to the back of the screen. TPP's second attack involves it
going straight up to its target, then turning around and hitting your character
with its tail for a single heavily-damaging hit. This can be Guarded against as
soon as it moves in front of your character. A variation of this attack, which
involves the same set-up of moving right in front of your character and hitting
him with its tail, involves TPP shocking its target several times for moderate-
high damage, with the possibility of paralysis.

TPP will also move close to but not in front of your character and hit
him with its fist once for high damage, with the possibility of Stunning. This
can be defended against once it moves into the attacking position. Another such
attack involves it moving in close again, but it hits its target a couple of
times for moderate damage, this time without the possibility of Stunning.

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Chapter Thirteen: The Ultimate Technique! The Power of the Spirit Bomb
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Watch a scene on King Kai's planet, in which you will get Bubbles Thing
and automatically learn the Kaioken. Head left a screen and go to Yemma Forest.

Yemma Forest
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Items: Demon Seal, Super Sacred Water, Guard Sense

On the last playthrough, you should have noticed some tree stumps that
were sparkling that you could not do anything. This time around, however, they
are the major focus of Goku's excursion here. Head right from the start to find
your first tree stump, and examine it to fix it. Go up to the northern wall and
head east up the hill to the next area.

Here, head down the lower right path, then jump off the ledge at the
end. Go left a screen, and head down three ledges until you hit the second last
row; go down the left side, and examine the stump to repair it. Head back up,
and return to the previous screen. From the left end, go straight up and you
should see the door carved into the wall. Break it with two Lv3 Ki Blasts, then
head on forward. Continue right and open the chest for a DEMON SEAL before
destroying the last rock door, then go and examine stump #3 to repair it into a
tree.

Move back south to the bottom of the screen, then go up the ledge and
head east to the next area. Go along the path until you come to a large stone
block, then hit it with your Lv3 Ki Blast to push it forward. Go back to the
previous screen, drop down the ledge to the bottom of the screen, then head
right.

Back in this area, head right until you hit the CC Point. Save at the CC
Point, then go up the nearby ledge. Head left across the rock you pushed down
earlier, then go down a short jump and head right for a chest which contains a
SUPER SACRED WATER. Go up the this nearby rock and hit it to push it back, then
go left and jump back up. Head up northeast and open the chest for a GUARD
SENSE, then fix stump #4.

Go back to the CC Point and save, then head right to the next screen.
Head north and fix the last stump, at which point a cutscene will activate. Go
back two screens. Jump up the ledge and head right to the next screen, then
examine the warp. Move around a bit in the next area to watch a scene.

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BOSS BATTLE - RADITZ'S SOUL
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Recommended Level: 38
12000HP
Drops: 6000EXP, 600AP

Raditz's Soul is once again the exact same as before, so I will cheat
and repaste some of the stuff. In any case, Goku should be supremely powered up
by now with lots of stats bonuses accumulated over the last few chapters, so it
should be an easy thing. If you get to the Sparking Mode, use your Kaioken, an
Ultimate Skill, and you should dominate the next few turns.

Afterwards, you shall obtain the Spirit Crystal. Backtrack to King Kai's
Planet and talk to King Kai, where you will learn the Spirit Bomb in a cutscene.
A few scenes later, the chapter will end.

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Chapter Fourteen: The Saiyans Arrive! An All-Powerful Confrontation
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You will have a series of cutscenes, after which you can take control of
Gohan and Piccolo, in the Paprika Wasteland.

Paprika Wasteland
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Items: Super Senzu Bean, Master's Scheme, Model Full Moon

Head north from the start for a scene in which Krillin joins up. Go to
the next screen, where you should save at the CC Point, then continue on north.
Hit the large rock with three Ki blasts, then jump up the ledge and head right
to a small destructable rock covered by grass. Head south down into a hidden
path inside the cliff, jump down the ledge and open the chest for a SUPER SENZU
BEAN.

Go back north, and head west, but not off the screen; instead, near the
exit, head south and shatter open another one of the small rocks, then go down
and open two chests for a MASTER'S SCHEME and a MODEL FULL MOON. Head back north
and onto the next screen. Walk left into the open area for a long scene, after
which you will have three battles in a row. The same strategy given below
applies to all three battles.

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BOSS BATTLE - SAIBAMAN
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Recommended Level: 40
1200HP
Drops: 1500EXP, 72AP, 120Z

All things considering, you really should have no problem with fighting
the Saibaman in either your battle with Tien or with Yamcha, unless you are
really, really, severely underleveled. A single hit from a mastered or Level 4
skill should at the very least nearly kill the Saibaman, if not outright kill
him.

During your third fight against the four Saibamen, the same thing
applies in that they are fairly weak overall and so not a big issue, though you
should focus on two enemies at a time to get some of them out of the way first.

That said, the Saibaman shares the same three attacks as the C. Sai
enemy that is an encounter in the Paprika Wasteland. The first attack involves
it going straight up to your character and hitting him once for moderate damage,
and is guarded as soon as the Saibaman moves in front of your character. The
second involves it going to the center of its target's row, and spitting out
some sort of weird goop for moderate damage, and is Active Guarded against once
it moves into attacking position. Finally, on the rare occasion it may go up to
your character, latch onto him and expldoe, which is Active Guarded against once
it moves up to you.

After the three battles and their scenes, head up northwest and go left
onto the next screen. Save at the CC Point here, equip some items onto Tien,
Krillin and Piccolo, then go north for some more scenes followed by a boss
battle. This boss battle will basically be repeated twice.

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BOSS BATTLE - NAPPA
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Recommended Level: 40
8000HP

For this first battle, Nappa is fairly easy, as he seems to stick
MAINLY to his first attack (but he will still use all the other attacks except
for "Kngh" in the first), and has a fairly small pool of HP. Hit heavy and hard
with your Skills, and do not hesitate to use Ultimates. Once he loses all his
HP, he will use an attack called "Move It" the first time around, and after a
scene, the battle repeats itself, but he will add a four attack in to his
arsenal. Through both battles, he only ever attacks one person at a time, so you
should have no problem with keeping characters healed.

Nappa's first attack sees him moving slightly back and to the row of his
target, where upon he will gather a ball of his energy in his hands, then
quickly throw it forward at his target for a single moderate-heavy damaging hit.
This is guarded against once he begins to raise his hand, but the timing for
using Active Guard needs to be quick, as he is quite prompt about throwing his
energy ball.

His second attack, involves the same start-up process; he will move
slightly back into the row of his target, and gather up a ball of energy, which
is the timeframe in which you can Active Guard in. Instead of throwing it,
however, he will rush straight forward and ram your character with it for a
single heavily damaging hit. Another direct attack involves him rushing straight
forward and attacking his target several times for moderate-high damage, of
which can be guarded against once he moves in.

His fourth and final attack, called "Kngh", involves him moving into the
center of his target's row, wherein he charges up a ball of ki around his mouth
and then fires it at his target, dealing upwards of 1000 damage. Obviously this
is vital to Active Guard against, and can be done when he is in the back and
begins to charge up. This appears to usually happen in response to an Ultimate
or S-Combo attack, but not always, and only shows up in the second battle.

After the first two battles, you will have YET another scene, and can
then take free control of Piccolo and party again. Equip whatever equipment you
need to, and then go north off to another scene and another battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - NAPPA
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Recommended Level: 44
14000HP (First Battle), 8000HP (Second Battle)

This battle gets changed up a bit as you will no longer have Tien
around, and Gohan will take his place. Nappa also gets an HP boost, and he gets
some more vicious attacks, including one that hits the entire party. You should
have one character that is dedicated to healing the party. Since this is the
fourth-last battle with multiple party members (five, if you count a certain
other battle) then do not be afraid to use an HP Capsule 50 to heal 50% of
everyone's HP. Other than, hit Nappa with all you have, and use the Demon Cannon
S-Combo (Piccolo's Evil Attack + Gohan's Masenko) when the opportunity comes up,
as their individual Ultimates either are not that strong or take time to charge
up.

For the second battle, concentrate on the same strategy of having one
person heal every turn or every other turn. Since Nappa only has 8000HP this
time around, he should fall quite a bit more easily than previous.

His second attack, which only shows up in battle number two, involves
the same start-up process; he will move slightly back into the row of his
target, and gather up a ball of energy, which is the timeframe in which you can
Active Guard in. Instead of throwing it, however, he will rush straight forward
and ram your character with it for a single heavily damaging hit. Another direct
attack involves him rushing straight forward and attacking his target several
times for moderate-high damage, of which can be guarded against once he moves
in.

His fourth attack, called "Kagh", apparently a sort of variation of
"Kngh", involves him moving into the center of his target's row, wherein he
charges up a ball of ki around his mouth and then fires it at his target,
dealing upwards of 1000 damage. Obviously this is vital to Active Guard against,
and can be done when he is in the back and begins to charge up. Again, he seems
to do this in response to Ultimate Attacks and S-Combos. His final Attack is
'Move It', which hits the entire party, heavily damaging them with Ki blasts.
You Guard against it right after the portrait of Nappa goes across the screen
and off.

After the second battle, another scene takes place. Once it is over,
save at the CC Point, equip whatever accessories it is that you need, then head
up for another scene and another battle. If you need to level up, Pilaf's Castle
or the desert portion of Break Wasteland are both excellent training spots.

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BOSS BATTLE - NAPPA
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Recommended Level: 47
N/A (First Battle), 16000HP (Second Battle)

For the first battle, do not bother with anything except for healing
whenever you fall below 600HP. Hit Nappa twice, then hit him four more times
with regular attacks so Goku can go through his "This one is for ___" spiel.

In any case, even with Goku, Nappa's attacks still does a large amount
of damage, especially his mouth laser attack, which still easily does upwards of
1000 damage (though he thankfully very rarely uses it). The best way to act
against this is to further decrease the amount of damage that is already
decreased by performing Active Guards against Nappa's attack; I highly recommend
you equip Goku with the Detect Earring and Guard Earring. The first will allow
Goku to totally dodge some attacks that he successfully Guards against, and what
he does not dodge, the Guard Earring will reduce the damage on.

Besides that, in your second battle with Nappa, hit him a couple of
times, then heal up totally once you hit Sparking Mode before going into
Kaioken. An upgraded Kaioken skill will not increase the number of turns you
have it active, but it WILL increase your stats to more than 'double' the amount
Level 1 Kaiken gives you, so I highly recommend you increase the skill to at
least Level 2, preferably Level 3 Kaioken before entering the battle. To give
you an idea of just how good it can be, I was dealing 7000 damage per turn with
a Maxed out Meteor Combination and Level 3 Kaioken activated. Just remember that
you MUST heal yourself up before using Kaioken, as once it deactives, you have
two turns in which Goku is left stunned, so you do not want to leave off with
almost no HP left.

His fourth attack involves him moving into the center of his target's
row, wherein he charges up a ball of ki around his mouth and then fires it at
his target, dealing upwards of 1000 damage. Obviously this is vital to Active
Guard against, and can be done when he is in the back and begins to charge up.
His final Attack is 'Move It', which hits the entire party, heavily damaging
them with Ki blasts. You Guard against it right after the portrait of Nappa goes
across the screen and off.

After you finally win the battle, another scene will occur, after which
you will get to go on to the final chapter.

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Chapter Fifteen: Battles Beyond Infinite! Explosive Power Unleashed!
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[CH15]

Now, technically there is only a couple of boss fights left in this
game, and that is that. However, there are still a bunch of items you can
collect from around the world, as well as a couple of odds-and-ends you can do,
as well as...wait for it...reviving your three dead characters, but I do not
wish to clutter up this chapter section up with it. However, it still works as
good levelling up and collecting some powerful items, and because after the
final boss fight there is no 'save' and 'after-game', you can do it now if you
want. If you choose to do, skip to the next and final walkthrough section.

Gizard Wasteland
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Items: MAX Bean, Shenron Scale, Finisher Bean, Ki Drink Z (x2), Recover Capsule,
Dragonbone Powder, Senzu Bean, Super Sacred Water (Inside Cave)

After you are done, if you left, go back to Gizard Wasteland (northeast
slightly of Paprika Wasteland). Equip some good battle accessories on Krillin
and Gohan, then go north. Try to head inside and watch a scene.

Inside the cave, as Goku, and head up and around. Equip either the Gas
Mask or Shenron's Blessing, then cross the gaseous floor and punch the fault in
the wall until it breaks. Open the chest behind it for a MAX BEAN, then head
down two ledges. Go left and open the chest for a SHENRON SCALE, then head right
into the poison field and destroy another section of wall. Grab a FINISHER BEAN
from the treasure chest from behind it, then go south and past another gaseous
floor.

Jump up to the top floor, then head right and back down to open the two
chests here for a pair of KI DRINK Z (x2). Go back up and head north. Open the
chest for a RECOVER CAPSULE, then jump up the ledge and head to the next room.
Go right for a chest with a DRAGONBONE POWDER, then up and right for a SENZU
BEAN, and directly left from there for a SUPER SACRED WATER. Continue on up, and
take the right ladder and then another up to the top floor. Before you go
outside, equip the COMBO Up Capsule if you ever got it, then go out. Walk north
a bit for a scene, followed by a boss battle.

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BOSS BATTLE - VEGETA
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Recommended Level: 55
24000HP
Drops: 18000EXP, 3000AP

Vegeta's battle theme is rocking good, so you should get into the mood
for the battle. I recommend you keep the battle strategy from with Nappa of
equipping a Detect Earring and Guard Earring on Goku, but if you went on the
various detours and picked up the Shenron's Rage accessory from Dragon Rock, you
may wish to replace the Detect Earring with that instead.

That said, a lot of the same advice from Nappa's battle applies to
fighting Vegeta; keep yourself healed up above 1000HP, and heal yourself fully
before you use Kaioken. If you decide to level up a bit, you may want to add
some stat points into Recovery, as it can be a big life-saver for after you
finish using Kaioken. Use AP to level up Goku's HP a bit as well; the first
level only increases his HP by 50, but the next will increase it by 100, then by
150, and finally by 200 for a total of 500. This is vital because usually you
will deal enough damage while in Kaioken that Vegeta will bust out an "I am
Vegeta" move, which will increase all his stats for a short while.

Vegeta's first move starts off with him moving close to but not in front
of Goku, and then ramming himself via teleportation into Goku's body and then
hitting twice more for moderate damage. This is guarded against once he is about
halfway between his standing position and Goku, right before he begins to
teleport himself. He also copies a move from Nappa; moving forward slightly,
Vegeta holds up his hand and summons a ball of ki, then throws it right at Goku.
This is of course guarded against shortly after he begins to hold his hand up.

A third technique of his involves him moving forward slightly, then
jumps back and into the air, gathering energy around him before sending several
bursts of energy against Goku. The prompt for Active Guarding against this is
reasonably easy, as it happens once Vegeta begins to gather energy around him.
Just be sure not to fall for a false start when he moves forward towards Goku.
Vegeta also gets a few portrait stills attacks, the first of which he starts off
with "Zraaah" or something like that. When he does this, he gathers energy
towards himself then shoots it out again. Guard shortly after the portrait still
is over but not right after. There is also the "I am Vegeta" technique that he
uses after he loses about 50% of his HP, wherein he will raise all his stats.

His biggest move, Galick Gun, also gets a quick portrait still, then he
puts his hands together and jumps into the sky before hitting Goku thrice with
his ki attack. You can Guard against this shortly but not right after the
portrait still rolls out.

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BOSS BATTLE - GREAT APE VEGETA
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Recommended Level: -, 50 (Gohan and Krillin battle)
12000HP

The first battle you do not actually have to win, but it is still easily
in the realm of winnability, so for the sake of pride I will list a general
strategy here. Great Ape Vegeta does not really become any stronger. In fact, he
becomes a lot weaker, as he only has two moderately-damaging physical attacks a
moderate-high damaging ki attack that he rarely uses. Just go all out with
Kaioken and Meteor Combination to take him down. Or you could use Spirit Bomb
when you get into Sparking Mode (be sure you have about 1000HP before that so
you can survive two turns) to copy canon, plus it can deal upwards of 10000
damage, and even higher if you are leveled up more than the recommended level.

For the second battle, Gohan and Krillin's first, just defend against
him the whole time until you get another scene, except to heal when necessary if
he focuses too much on one character.

Great Ape's first move is to move forward slightly, then jump into the
air and land on jos. This is Active Guarded against once he moves forward
slightly, before jumping up. A variation on this is where he moves forward and
punches his with his fist. This again is Active Guarded as soon as he moves
forward. His final attack is his Super Breath Cannon, in which he will jump off
the screen, fire a giant beam cannon from his mouth on a separate screen, which
will then come forward and hit Goku/Gohan and Krillin. Timing for this is very
slim; once the screen change rolls back to your party member(s) is when you need
to Guard against it.

After the two battles, another scene will play and you will fight
regular Vegeta again.

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BOSS BATTLE - VEGETA
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Recommended Level: 50
6000HP (First battle), 12,000HP (Second Battle)
Drops: 18000EXP, 3000AP

These two battles here are why I recommended you both equip Gohan and
Krillin earlier with some accessories, as well as toggle the COMBO Up on the
Capsule list if you got it previously. Heal up quickly if you were low on HP at
the end of the last battle before starting to attack him. From now on, if both
party members fall low on HP, you can use either Gohan's Icarus or any of the
healing items you have on stock (considering this is close to the final battle
so later on it will not matter anyways).

Hit Vegeta with the skills you have leveled up over the course of the
game, but when both characters are in Sparking Mode, use Gohan's Energy Blast
Barrage and Krillin's Scatter Energy Wave to create the Seismic Energy Ray
combo. With COMBO Up, you can deal one and a half damage to make a truly
devastating attack of around 3000-4000 damage.

After you finally win, watch a number of scenes and the credit roll
before the game resets itself

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Odds-and-Ends
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[ODEN]

Kami's Palace
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After Chapter 15 starts, head out to the overworld map, where you will
automatically get called to Kami's Palace. Here, Mr. Popo will tell you about
his duplicate Dragon Balls. Unfortunately, they are in randomized locations, so
I cannot give you exact locations of where to find them. Before that, however,
head to Baba's Palace.

Baba's Palace
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Go and talk to Baba, and she will offer to resurrect all three of the
dead Z-Fighters individually. Recruit all three into your party to once again
form your six-man party. Afterwards, talk to the purple ghost and it will take
you to the Other World if you want.

Other World
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Items: High Spirits (x5), Meteor Impact S-Combo memo, Seismic Energy Ray S-Combo
Memo

Go inside the palace and talk to King Yemma to get a Meteor Impact S-
Combo memo. After, head out the back end, and go to King Kai's Planet. Here,
head left a screen and talk to Bubbles with each of the characters except for
Goku as the on-screen avatar, and the monkey will give you a HIGH SPIRITS
accessory for each of them; if a character equips this, then Goku's Spirit Bomb
will be stronger in battle (with all five having it equipped it can be insanely
strong). Go inside the hut and talk to Gregory for the Seismic Energy Ray S-
Combo memo.

Go back to King Yemma's palace, and talk to the pink ghost at the
beginning to return to Baba's Palace, then head out onto the overworld map,
where you can start your journey for the Dragon Balls.

Equip the Dragon Radar Capsule, and on the overworld map, the locations
that have the Dragon Balls will be flashing, with cursors point towards them. In
each dungeon or area, use the Dragon Radar to find the exact location it is in
the area.

Once you get to the point that it indicates in a dungeon, you will have
to examine around as it either will be on an examinable object already on on the
ground (which will also be examinable). It usually also tends to be at the end
of an area, ie. where you fought the boss of that place, but not always (if the
boss battle happens to connect close to the entrance then you better believe it
will be the furthest point away from the entrance), so get ready for a lot of
traveling around.

In any case, you also recently acquired the Level 3 Ki Blast, and there
are a lot of obstacles around that need Lv3 to be broken, which contain some
goodies behind them, so check ahead to see if an area you need to visit for a
Dragon Ball also has something else you can get. Sometimes you will need to have
broken open some other boulders to get to an item; reference Chapter 8 for all
the Level 2 Ki items you could have gotten up to that point.

As soon as you get the seventh Dragon Ball, you will automatically
summon Shenron, who gives you the following wishes.

Lots of experience points - Gives each party member 30,000EXP
Tons of AP - Gives each party member 5,000AP
Make me filthy rich - Gives you 100,000 zeni
To Go Somewhere New - Gives you an East City pass, which lets you go to the
screen west of East City's second screen
A really awesome item - Gives you Heavy Karate Outfit
To fight the ultimate enemy - Unlocks the secret boss of the game

Your first wish around, you may wish to wish for 'A really awesome item'
as the Heavy Karate Outfit is a Capsule that slowly gives you EXP as you walk
around dungeon areas (not towns, though, as that would just be broken). If you
combine it with the Ninja Sandals, which reduce encounter rates (and they work
far, FAR better in dungeons with low-level enemies like the Training Ground)
then you can effectively replace monster fights with the HKO. Your second wish
should be "To Go Somewhere New", but you must first talk to the guy at the left
end of the second screen of East City after it has been destroyed for this wish
to show up. Finally, your last wish should be to "To fight the ultimate enemy"
to unlock the secret boss of the game. After, you can gather the Dragon Balls
and do any of the first three wishes as often as you want.

Kiwi Volcano
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Items: Adrenaline, Sacred Jewel

Go north two screens from the entrance, and walk to the central area of
the third screen, then head right down the slope. Proceed left on the lower
floor to come to a Level 3 block. Break it and grab from the chests an
ADRENALINE and a SACRED JEWEL.

Mt. Frappe
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Items: Finisher Bean, COMBO Up

Head north up the ledges at the beginning and into the next screen.
Continue going north in the next area and enter the caves. Inside, drop down the
bottom ledge, then head up left and melt the purple ice with two Ki blasts. Open
the chests for a FINISHER BEAN and a COMBO UP, the latter of which could ideally
be the most important Capsule in the game as it raises the attack power of S-
Combos.

Spinach Wastes
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Items: Healing Bracelet, Finisher Bean, Agitator, Attitude Belt, Speed Fruit,
Hammock Capsule, Confrontation Brace

Head straight north up the ledge (you should have broken it earlier,
reference Chapter 8 for all the Level 2 Ki Blast items you can get from previous
sections), and break open the black rock with two Ki punches. Go inside, and
open a chest on the ledge for a HEALING BRACELET. Go back outside, go down to
the ground, then head right a screen, and continue right along the top end.
Break open the two grey boulders, and open the chest behind the second for a
FINISHER BEAN. Head right another screen, then go and jump up the ledge to where
the CC Point is. Go left from there to another black boulder. Shatter it to
pieces to get an AGITATOR.

From here, head right down the stone to the right edge of the screen,
then go down south to the next screen. Here, continue south and drop down the
ledge, then head left across the small strip of poisonous gas. Break open the
black rock, and head inside the cave to open two chests for an ATTITUDE BELT and
SPEED FRUIT. Head back outside, go left and jump up the cliff. Break open the
Level 2 rock here, and go inside the cave again. Open the chests here for a
HAMMOCK capsule and a CONFRONTATION BRACE.

Break Wasteland
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Items: Shenron's Blessing, HP Capsule Z, Fortune Belt, HEAD-CHA-LA,
Multi-Missile

From the first screen, go up a bit and down to the right into the desert
portion. Here, go down a screen to the southern part, then head right until you
come to the black rock blocking off a cliff. Break it open, then jump up and
open the two chests for a SHENRON'S BLESSING and an HP CAPSULE Z.

Go back to the entrance to Bleak Wasteland, then head to the northwest
section of the screen to find a black rock. Break it open for a FORTUNE BELT,
then go down south and head up northeast to the next area. Here, continue east
and loop around along the path and go to the northern exit to find your last
black rock in this area. Shatter it, then open the chests for a HEAD-CHA-LA and
a MULTI-MISSILE.

Muscle Tower
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Items: Demon-Wolf-Crane S-Combo Memo, Recovery Necklace, Ki Seed Capsule, Best
Rice Cooker Capsule

Go up all the way to the top floor of the Muscle Tower. At the top,
examine the table for a Demon-Wolf-Crane memo, then jump down the hole in the
floor. Open the first chest you see for a RECOVERY NECKLACE, then go right.
Destroy the lower right wall with a couple of Level 3 Ki Blasts, and open the
chest for a KI SEED capsule. Break open the right wall of the two remaining with
a Level 3 Ki Blast and open the chest for the BEST RICE COOKER capsule, which
allows Tien to capture monsters with far greater ease then before. After, leave
the tower.

Once you have finished getting all the Level 3 items, you should try to
wish for the 'To go somewhere new' wish with Shenron, which will give you a pass
to go to the west section of East City that you have been blocked off from for
most of the game. Note that to have this wish when summoning Shenron that you
must first go to East City after it has been destroyed and talk to the western-
most investigator, who will block you from going there. Once you make your wish
to the Dragon, you will get a pass that will allow you to head into the East
City Ruins. Head off to East City.

East City
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Items: Quad-Siege S-Combo memo, Platonic Energy S-Combo memo

Obviously, the city is wrecked a bit, but there is still some stuff to
do here. First thing, talk to the center man in the first small area to get the
QUAD-SIEGE S-Combo memo, then head north to the next area. Talk to the man
wandering around the beginning part here in the decontamination suit for a
PLATONIC ENERGY S-Combo memo, then go left and talk to the man at the far left
to be allowed access into the Ruins.

East City Ruins
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Items: Invigorate Ring, Blessing Belt, Ki Necklace, Senzu Bean, Saiyan Spirit,
Oolong's Wallet

Go up into the small fenced-off area at the start and open the chest
inside for an INVIGORATE RING. Go out of the fenced area and head up along the
left side, then break open the black rock wall at the northern corner and open
the cehst for a BLESSING BELT. Head down east now into the second screen of the
area.

Here, go up the nearby stairs, and open the chest on the rooftop to
obtain a KI NECKLACE. Drop down the ledge to your right back to the ground floor
again, then go right and up to destroy another black wall that blocks a chest
with a SENZU BEAN. Go inside the building via the nearby door next to the
ladder.

Inside, head up the left end behind a wall and open the chest for a
SAIYAN SPIRIT. Go and break open another black wall, then save at the CC Point.
Head out left, and open the chest for OOLONG'S WALLET, which gives you Zeni as
you walk around (though this comes a little bit late in the game to really be
useful...). That is everything else you can get in East City Ruins, so you can
feel free to leave right now.

After you finish up here, there are two more areas in the game that you
can explore. To do the first one, you need to collect 1000 carrots. In West
City, if you go down the stairs at the north end of the second screen, and go up
and down the stairs and ladders on the one apartment building, you will come to
a humanoid dog who loves carrots. You can collect up to 300 carrots at a time,
so you will need to feed him multiple times. Eventually, once you obtain the
Sewer Key, head off to the Martial Arts Temple.

Martial Arts Temple
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Items: Heavenly Sunlight S-Combo memo

First, head back to the waiting room area at the top of the temple,
and talk to the elderly man near the lower door here to get a Heavenly Sunlight
S-Combo memo.

From the entrance to the temple area, go down to the left. In the
southwestern-most corner, you should see a metal plate in the ground. Examine it
and your team shall automatically use the Sewer Key to open it and head down.

Sewers
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Items: Ki-Blast Fruit, Shenron's Nail, Kami's Cape

Once you make it down into the sewers, do not go down the nearby
staircase into the water; instead, head up north and loop around
counterclockwise next to the grating in the northern wall, and go down the
staircase here. Go down into the water, and head down to where the treasure
chest is, and use a Ki blast to break open the staircase to cause it to open up.
Grab a KI-BLAST FRUIT from the chest, then head back down. Go up the waterways a
bit more and blast open another of the stone stairs, and walk back up onto solid
ground again. Continue on west until you make it into the next room.

In here, go down the first bridge and open the chest for a SHENRON'S
NAIL. Head back up and go into the water, and go down to the left. Break open
the staircase leading to the C.C. Point first and save there, then go and break
open the other stairs. Open the chest, and you will face off against a Captain
Robot, who is just a normal enemy who you may have fought a few times already.

Number: 8
Name: Captain Robot (6000HP)
Locations: Martial Arts Sewers
Drops: 6000EXP, 300AP, 300Z, Scrap Iron, Satellite Laser, Ruby

Attacks
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1. Captain Robot moves right in front of your character and hits him once with
his rapier for heavy damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into position in front of your character.

2. Captain Robot moves into the center of its targets row and takes out a
machine gun and shoots your character about a dozen times for moderate damage
each hit.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the central position of your character's
row.

3. Captain Robot moves in front of his target, and stabs his target with his
mechanical tail, inflicting numerous moderately-damaging hits that has the
possibility of inflicting Paralysis.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the central position of your character's
row.

4. Captain Robot moves in front of his target, and stabs his target with his
mechanical tail once, dealing moderate-heavy damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the central position of your character's
row.

After you win the battle, you shall obtain KAMI'S CAPE, a HEAVILY useful
item that makes all Ki attacks (NOT all special attacks, but specifically all Ki
attacks) cost only 1 Ki.

With this area cleared out (and you would have finished the carrots
quest up first), there are only two things you can do; capture all 150 monsters,
and fight a secret boss. Refer to the sidequests section for more info on
capturing all 150 monsters, but otherwise this walkthrough will take you to
finally fighting the secret boss.

East Mt. Paozu
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Items: Full Necklace, Energy Seed, Popo's Turban, Dragon's Rage, Fortune Belt

There is in fact a reason this is last, and in fact the items do not
even require Level 3 Ki Blast. Instead, the enemies specifically are on the
tough side, and given whatever levelling up you may have previously gotten while
touring for Level 3 items, it is better to be safe than sorry. There is also a
ridiculously high enemy encounter rate. Go west across the bridge and up a
screen, then head north a screen to the area with the sign. Here, head east to
the place called Dragon Rock.

Go along the short path and obtain a FULL NECKLACE from underneath the
Dragon's Head, then go up to the left for two short paths; the right will take
you to a chest which contains an ENERGY SEED, while the left side has a POPO'S
TURBAN, which gives you a very useful 20% EXP boost in battle.

Go back down to the statue of the dragon, then head up its left stone
foot and go up to the top of the ramp to get the DRAGON'S RAGE. Go back down the
paw, then head right and go around the small spiral and onto the dragon statue's
right paw. Head along to the end to get the FORTUNE BELT.

Once you have wished for 'the ultimate enemy' from Shenron, a black orb
will appear in front of the dragon statue here. Enter it to fight the ultimate
boss of the game.

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BOSS BATTLE - BROLY
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Recommended Level: 70
85000HP
Drops: 99000EXP, 9900AP, Broly's Necklace

Yeah, they seriously put HIM in the game.

First off is the general level recommendation. Level 70 is just a catch
-all solution for those who like to use a bit of strategy. I have seen people
report being able to go as low as Level 50 and beat Broly, but it requires the
use of a lot of Phoenix Tail Feathers and constant healing. At Level 70, so long
as you follow some of the general good strategies outlined here, you should not
have too much of a trouble beating Broly. As far as non-reviving healing items
go, you should have plenty of them if you have been opening most of the chests
in the game.

In any case, the first thing to consider is your party line-up. If you
are not running a 'favorite characters' party, then Goku and Gohan HAVE to be in
here, as at Level 70 and above they will be the strongest characters you have.
After that, you have a choice between Piccolo and Yamcha - Piccolo is overall
stronger than Yamcha, but Yamcha evens the playing field and is a bit stronger
than Piccolo if you equip the Perfume accessory (but of course Piccolo has two
accessory slots open after that). The one thing that may push you over to
Piccolo's side is that Piccolo-Goku-Gohan formation has a dedicated S-Combo
(Meteor Impact) but Yamcha-Goku-Gohan does not, you can only use the two generic
S-Combos.

Goku will be your main attacker here, no questions about that; equip the
Model Full Moon and HEAD-CHA-LA on him for best results. Model Full Moon will
increase all his stats drastically, but will permanently confuse him; however,
the HEAD-CHA-LA will negate this and prevent him from receiving any negative
status effects while he has it equipped.

If Yamcha is around, he should have Perfume equipped, whereas Piccolo
should have the Kami's Cape equipped so all his Ki attacks will only cost 1 Ki.
Between the three characters who are NOT on your fighting roster, they should
have the five High Spirits equipped. Finally, for Capsules, you should have the
COMBO Up equipped, as this gives a +50% bonus to all S-Combos you pull off.

In any case, there are two general strategies you can pull off with
Goku. In each case you should always have the After-image Technique activated,
as it makes his evasion stat much higher, making him nearly impossible to hit.

In any case, the first strategy is to constantly use Shenron Scales on
Goku. The Scales can be bought from the storekeeper at the Martial Arts Temple,
and will fill up the Rage Gauge immediately. Once he is in Sparking Mode, use
the Spirit Bomb, which will take a couple of turns to charge up before he
finally lays waste to Broly with it, hitting him for tens of thousands of damage
points.

The second strategy is to use Kaio-Ken, and then follow up with several
uses of Meteor Combination, up until Goku is temporarily stunned. After he
recovers, use Kaio-Ken again, and repeat. Once the other two characters have
Sparking Modes activated, use a Combo Mode to hit Broly hard again.

In both strategies, Gohan should be spamming Icarus every time you get
low on HP, and otherwise attacking, while the other character should recover Ki
and otherwise attack.

For the most part, it is basic set-up and knowing how to go about
fighting Broly. Once you get down to it, it is not truly that intimidating of a
battle, but planning for the fight is the big thing.

As for Broly's attacks, his first technique that he will likely use is
to power up his attack, defense, evasion and speed all at the same time, just to
be that much more annoying. His second attack involves Broly going up to the
center of his target's row, where he will then move forward from there and do a
punch and a kick. This is guarded against as soon as he moves into the center
position. Another basic attack of his is to move into the back of his target's
row, where he will then dash forward and ram his arms into your character's body
for a single high-damaging attack. You can guard against this as soon as he
moves into the back row.

The first of Broly's animated-short attacks is Gigantic Blow. He will
move into the center of his target's row, get the short scene, then start
charging a green aura around his fist before punching his target once for
massive damage. You can Active Guard against this shortly after he has charged
his fist up. His final attack, Blaster Burst, goes through a lot of preparation
before you can finally Active Guard against it; right after he goes off screen
and goes through the second animation still, the focus will switch back to your
characters. This sends multiple hits at all characters and can damage heavily. I
would actually recommend Active Guarding with the character who has the MOST HP
left, because it's quite possible the weaker two characters will get killed off
regardless of Active Guarding or not. This is the game breaker here for the
battle, so immediately after it is over use a Phoenix Tail Feather or a recovery
item to fully heal the surviving character(s) and regroup.

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Secret Boss
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[MCAP]

The secret boss cannot be fought until Chapter 15. When that chapter
comes around, leave the Gizard Wasteland, and you will automatically be called
to Kami's Palace, where Mr. Popo will inform you of seven duplicate Dragon
Balls. Refer to Sidequests --> Dragon Balls for more information on this. Once
you have initially gathered all seven Dragon Balls, wish for 'To fight the
strongest enemy' (this might not show up the first time you summon Shenron), and
a warp portal will appear in Dragon Rock, located in East Mt. Paozu. Go to East
Mt. Paozu, and go east when you see the sign into Dragon Rock. In front of the
statue of the dragon, you will find the portal. Enter it and you will
automatically fight Broly.

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BOSS BATTLE - BROLY
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Recommended Level: 70
85000HP
Drops: 99000EXP, 9900AP, Broly's Necklace

Yeah, they seriously put HIM in the game.

In both strategies, Gohan should be spamming Icarus every time you get
low on HP, and otherwise attacking, while the other character should recover Ki
and otherwise attack.

For the most part, it is basic set-up and knowing how to go about
fighting Broly. Once you get down to it, it is not truly that intimidating of a
battle, but planning for the fight is the big thing.

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Monster Capturing
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[MCAP]

At the end of Chapter 3, Tien will learn the Evil Containment Wave. When
he uses the Evil Containment Wave on a monster in battle, he has a chance of
'capturing' the monster and adding it to the list of captured monsters. There
are several ways that you can increase the success rate of using the Evil
Containment Wave; first and foremost is reducing the monster's HP. If the
monster would be killed in one hit, consider using an attack item that deals low
amount of damage or equipping a Poison Card capsule. Secondly, you can upgrade
Tien's Evil Containment Wave in the Skills menu.

Third is to increase Tien's Luck with the two bonus points you get every
time he levels up, as the stat affects his chance of succeeding. I am unsure as
to how true it is, but upgrading his Accuracy Up Ability may also help.

The final thing one can do to increase one's success rate at the Evil
Containment Wave is increasing a Rice Cooker Capsule, which has the specific
effect of increasing Tien's chances. There are three levels of the Rice Cooker
Capsule; the most basic one you get at the end of Chapter 3, the Good Rice
Cooker is gotten by having captured 60 monsters, and the Best Rice Cooker is
gotten from Muscle Tower via use of the Level 3 Ki Blast.

From my personal perspective, it is not worth bothering to go through
this sidequest. The first reward is utterly useless, unless you have been
working on chipping out a lot of monsters, then you may as well get the Best
Rice Cooker by the time you get to 60 monsters. Kami's Gi is a good Capsule
(resistance to all status ailments with 50% effectiveness on Standby). Finally,
the Spark Boots are a capsule that allows your characters to move twice as fast
while moving around - nice, except the only real use you would have for it by
that point of the game is in retrieving the Popo Balls, and the amount of effort
you would have put in to capture all monsters means you're probably leveled up
enough to make the 'More EXP', 'More AP', and 'More Z' wishes almost useless.

In any case, the rewards can only be gotten starting from Chapter 10,
when Kami tells you about the sidequest. After you get the prerequisite amount
of monsters, talk to him (and later, Mr. Popo) for the reward at Kami's Palace.

30 Monsters - Offense Ring
60 Monsters - Good Rice Cooker Capsule
120 Monsters - Kami's Gi
150 Monsters - Spark Boots Capsule

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Carrots
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[CRTS]

At the end of Chapter 2, Yamcha's boss battle will net the party the
Carrot Glove capsule. When you equip it, you will no longer get item drops from
enemies, but will instead get a 'carrot' for every foe you kill. This is
relatively unimportant until Chapter 8, when you can finally get into West City.

In West City, go up west to the second screen. Here, go to the northeast
end of the screen and go down to the stairs to enter a slums area. Head down
and go up the staircase next to the brick building. Jump up the ladder to the
top, walk up some more stairs, then jump down the next ladder. Talk to the
dog-humanoid here, who will give you items for a certain number of carrots.

There are only three different 'types' of carrots, however, so you can
only carry up to 297 carrots at a time. Be sure to go see the dog-humanoid
occasionally to offload carrots. The Sewer Key item will allow you to access the
Martial Arts Temple Sewer.

10 Carrots = Medium Bean
100 Carrots = Escape Path Capsule
500 Carrots = Zeni Rush Capsule
1000 Carrots = Sewer Key

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Dragon Balls
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[DRGB]

After Chapter 15 starts, head out to the overworld map, where you will
automatically get called to Kami's Palace. Here, Mr. Popo will tell you about
his duplicate Dragon Balls. Unfortunately, they are in randomized locations, so
I cannot give you exact locations of where to find them. In each of the map
areas, they are _usually_ where you fought the boss, though a couple of them
stop short of the last boss to the area. Use the Dragon Radar to track down each
Dragon Ball once in a specific area, and when you are on the same screen it will
hone in on the Dragon Ball's location.

After you obtain all seven 'Popo Balls', you will automatically summon
Shenron, who will grant you one of six wishes. The wishes you get appear to be
randomised to a maximum of five, and the latter three can each only be wished
for once. Once you have made the wish, the Dragon Balls will be redistributed,
so you will have to go through the motions again to find the Popo Balls again.

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Goku
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[GOKU]

There really is not that much to say about Goku. Goku is Goku, the main
character of the game and of the series, and as such it is fitting that he is
drastically overpowered. From the get-go, he will be growing at a strong pace,
with his Power and Defense growing by 2 from Levels 1-19. After that, his
Technique and Speed will also increase by 2, while Recovery and Luck (overall
'less important' values as far as raw fighting goes) lag behind. His usefulness
varies, however, as he only gets teammates three times during the game, one of
them entirely optional.

Initially, Kamehameha will look fairly attractive. Later on in the game,
however, I would recommend using Meteor Combination on lone enemies to take them
out fairly quickly. When going up against bosses, the After-image Technique,
which increases Goku's evasion, is basically broken in its usage. A couple of
common Skills combinations is to use After-Image Technique, then Kaio-Ken,
before finally hitting a boss with several Meteor Combinations (as after Kaio-
Ken is over, Goku will temporarily be stunned), or else using Spirit Bomb while
all other five team members have High Spirits equipped. You can also use Model
Full Moon with a HEAD-CHA-LA to nullify the confusion.

Combination (Melee attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 16 |
| 2 | 300 | 18 |
| 3 | 500 | 22 |
| 4 | 800 | 28 |
| 5 | 1200 | 36 |
o----------------o

Meteor Combination (Super Melee attack)
Requirements: Combination Level 3 and Kamehameha Level 2

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 34 |
| 2 | 500 | 38 |
| 3 | 800 | 44 |
| 4 | 1200 | 52 |
| 5 | 2000 | 62 |
o----------------o

Kamehameha (Ki attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 22 |
| 2 | 500 | 24 |
| 3 | 800 | 28 |
| 4 | 1200 | 34 |
| 5 | 2000 | 42 |
o----------------o

Energy Wave Combo (All-enemy Ki attack)
Requirements: Kamehameha Level 2

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 42 |
| 2 | 500 | 46 |
| 3 | 800 | 52 |
| 4 | 1200 | 60 |
| 5 | 2000 | 70 |
o----------------o

After-image Technique (Special)
Increases Goku's evasion for several turns

o---------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o-----o----|
| 1 | - | 22 |
| 2 | 300 | 26 |
| 3 | 500 | 32 |
o---------------o

Kaio-Ken (ULTIMATE)
Increases all of Goku's stats for a few turns, but then puts him into a stunned
state for
a few turns
Requirements: Learned automatically in Chapter 13

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | - | 80 |
| 2 | 800 | 85 |
| 3 | 1200 | 90 |
| 4 | 2000 | 95 |
| 5 | 3000 | 100 |
o-----------------o

Spirit Bomb (ULTIMATE)
Goku takes a couple of turns to charge up before unleashing the attack. For
every High
Spirit that any other character has equipped, it increases in strength.
Requirements: Learned automatically in Chapter 13
Special Notes: Can be powered up for every High Spirit somebody else has
equipped. To obtain five High Spirits, go back to King Kai's
Planet in Chapter 15 with all six characters and talk to King Kai
with each of the non-Goku characters in the lead.

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | - | 100 |
| 2 | 1000 | 110 |
| 3 | 2000 | 120 |
| 4 | 3000 | 130 |
| 5 | 4000 | 140 |
o-----------------o

o-----------------------------------------o
| HP UP KI UP |
o-----------------------------------------o
| LV | AP | Effect | LV | AP | Effect |
|----o------o--------o----o------o--------|
| 1 | 200 | 50 | 1 | 200 | 10 |
| 2 | 400 | 100 | 2 | 400 | 20 |
| 3 | 600 | 150 | 3 | 600 | 30 |
| 4 | 800 | 200 | 4 | 800 | 40 |
| 5 | 1000 | 300 |--------------------o
o--------------------o

o-----------------------------------o
| ATTACK UP DODGE UP CHAIN UP |
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 |
| 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 |
| 5 | 1800 | 5 | 1800 |-----------o
o-----------------------o

o-----------------------------------o
| CRIT. UP ALL ABIL UP RAGE G. UP|
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 800 | 1 | 200 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 1200 | 2 | 400 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 1800 | 3 | 600 |
| 4 | 1200 | 4 | 2500 | 4 | 800 |
o-----------| 5 | 3500 |-----------o
o-----------o

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Gohan
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[GOHN]

Gohan is pretty useless for most of the game. When you first get control
of him (in Chapter 8), he starts out at Level 1. Up until you hit Level 34, each
of his stats will only increase by 1. After you hit Level 35, however, his true
potential begins to shine through, and he gains +3 in Power and +2 in everything
else for every subsequent level.

The problem with that is that by the time you finally get him to a
decent enough level, however, he only has a couple of boss fights. In all
honesty, unless you plan on taking the Secret Boss on, do not bother with Gohan
too much. If you ARE planning on taking the Secret Boss on, however, you should
definitely level up Gohan, as by the time you hit Level 70, he will outstrip
basically everyone except for Goku.

An excellent strategy to use in the early-going is to use Anger to
temporarily increase Gohan's attack, followed by Rush, a Melee attack. Later on
when Gohan is with a party, Icarus, a Special that heals the whole party, will
be quite useful.

Rush (Melee Attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 16 |
| 2 | 300 | 18 |
| 3 | 500 | 22 |
| 4 | 800 | 28 |
| 5 | 1200 | 36 |
o----------------o

Masenko (Ki Attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 150 | 26 |
| 2 | 300 | 28 |
| 3 | 500 | 32 |
| 4 | 800 | 38 |
| 5 | 1200 | 46 |
o----------------o

Energy Blast Barrage (All-enemy Ki attack)
Requirements: Masenko Level 2

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 40 |
| 2 | 500 | 44 |
| 3 | 800 | 50 |
| 4 | 1200 | 58 |
| 5 | 2000 | 68 |
o----------------o

Anger (Special)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 24 |
| 2 | 500 | 26 |
| 3 | 800 | 30 |
| 4 | 1200 | 36 |
| 5 | 2000 | 44 |
o----------------o

Icarus (Special)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 36 |
| 2 | 500 | 40 |
| 3 | 800 | 46 |
| 4 | 1200 | 54 |
| 5 | 2000 | 64 |
o----------------o

Burst Rush (ULTIMATE)
Requirements: Rush Level 2, Energy Blast Barrage Level 2

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | 500 | 70 |
| 2 | 800 | 75 |
| 3 | 1200 | 80 |
| 4 | 2000 | 85 |
| 5 | 3000 | 90 |
o-----------------o

Miracle Full Force (ULTIMATE)
Requiremenst: Masenko Level 2, Rage Level 3

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | 500 | 80 |
| 2 | 800 | 85 |
| 3 | 1200 | 90 |
| 4 | 2000 | 95 |
| 5 | 3000 | 100 |
o-----------------o

o-----------------------------------o
| ATTACK UP DEFENSE UP DODGE UP |
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 |
| 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 |
| 5 | 1800 | | | 5 | 1800 |
o-----------------------------------o

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Piccolo
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[PICC]

Piccolo is sort of the all-rounder character, but even still all of his
stats are on the high-end of the spectrum (except for Luck), and he compares
with Goku and Gohan even late into the 80s and 90s. You can put bonus points
into either Power or Technique to make the green guy incredibly powerful, but
Technique is your better bet thanks to his large number of Ki techniques. From
levels 1 to 29, his Technique grows by 2, and afterwards everything except for
Luck also grow by 2.

As mentioned before, Piccolo has a large number of Ki techniques, so
certain items that allow him to reduce his Ki usage on Ki skills are also
helpful here. He is also backed up by Regeneration, a Special that lets him heal
himself.

Evil Assault (Melee attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 16 |
| 2 | 300 | 18 |
| 3 | 500 | 22 |
| 4 | 800 | 28 |
| 5 | 1200 | 36 |
o----------------o

Destructive Wave (Ki attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 22 |
| 2 | 500 | 24 |
| 3 | 800 | 28 |
| 4 | 1200 | 34 |
| 5 | 2000 | 42 |
o----------------o

Light Grenade (Ki attack)
Requirements: Destructive Wave Level 2

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 34 |
| 2 | 500 | 38 |
| 3 | 800 | 44 |
| 4 | 1200 | 52 |
| 5 | 2000 | 62 |
o----------------o

Super Explosive Wave (All-enemy Ki attack)
Requirements: Light Grenade Level 2

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 44 |
| 2 | 500 | 48 |
| 3 | 800 | 54 |
| 4 | 1200 | 62 |
| 5 | 2000 | 72 |
o----------------o

Regeneration (Special)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 30 |
| 2 | 500 | 34 |
| 3 | 800 | 40 |
| 4 | 1200 | 48 |
| 5 | 2000 | 58 |
o----------------o

Special Beam Cannon (ULTIMATE)
Requirements: Chapter 10 (first used in first Raditz boss battle)

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | - | 60 |
| 2 | 800 | 65 |
| 3 | 1200 | 70 |
| 4 | 2000 | 75 |
| 5 | 3000 | 80 |
o-----------------o

Hellzone Grenade (ULTIMATE)
Requirements: Light Grenade Level 2

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | 500 | 80 |
| 2 | 800 | 85 |
| 3 | 1200 | 90 |
| 4 | 2000 | 95 |
| 5 | 3000 | 100 |
o-----------------o

o-----------------------------------------o
| HP UP KI UP |
o-----------------------------------------o
| LV | AP | Effect | LV | AP | Effect |
|----o------o--------o----o------o--------|
| 1 | 200 | 50 | 1 | 200 | 10 |
| 2 | 400 | 100 | 2 | 400 | 20 |
| 3 | 600 | 150 | 3 | 600 | 30 |
| 4 | 800 | 200 | 4 | 800 | 40 |
o--------------------| 5 | 1000 | 50 |
o--------------------o

o-----------------------------------o
| ATTACK UP ACCURACY UP A.HEAL UP |
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 |
| 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 |
o-----------------------| 5 | 1800 |
o-----------o

o-----------------------------------o
| CHAIN UP RESIST UP RAGE G. UP|
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 800 | 1 | 200 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 1200 | 2 | 400 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 1800 | 3 | 600 |
| 4 | 1200 | 4 | 2500 |-----------o
| 5 | 1800 | 5 | 3500 |
o-----------------------o

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Tien
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[TIEN]

In the early game Tien will serve as the backbone of your party, with a
high Technique stat and some fairly strong Ki attacks, which is only compounded
if you devote your 2 stat points per level into Technique. However, after a
while he begins to become far less useful, and if you have any plans to do the
monster capturing side-quest, you will eventually have to delegate your bonus
stat points into Luck as opposed to Technique. From Levels 1 to 24, he only
gains +2 in Technique, but after that he also gets +2 in Attack and Defense.

Fierce Attack (Ki Attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 16 |
| 2 | 300 | 18 |
| 3 | 500 | 22 |
| 4 | 800 | 28 |
| 5 | 1200 | 36 |
o----------------o

Tri-Beam (Ki Attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 26 |
| 2 | 500 | 28 |
| 3 | 800 | 32 |
| 4 | 1200 | 38 |
| 5 | 2000 | 46 |
o----------------o

Multi-Form Attack (All-enemy Ki Attack)
Requirements: Learned automatically during Chapter 3

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 32 |
| 2 | 500 | 34 |
| 3 | 800 | 40 |
| 4 | 1200 | 46 |
| 5 | 2000 | 54 |
o----------------o

Solar Flare (Special)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 18 |
| 2 | 500 | 20 |
| 3 | 800 | 24 |
| 4 | 1200 | 30 |
| 5 | 2000 | 38 |
o----------------o

Evil Containment Wave (Special)
Requirements: Learned at the end of Chapter 3
Special Notes: Effect of this is boosted by Rice Cooker, Good Rice Cooker and
Best Rice Cooker Capsules

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 28 |
| 2 | 500 | 30 |
| 3 | 800 | 34 |
| 4 | 1200 | 40 |
| 5 | 2000 | 48 |
o----------------o

Neo Tri-Beam (ULTIMATE)
Requirements: Tri-Beam Level 3

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | 500 | 60 |
| 2 | 800 | 65 |
| 3 | 1200 | 70 |
| 4 | 2000 | 75 |
| 5 | 3000 | 80 |
o-----------------o

Final Solar Flare (ULTIMATE)
Requirements: Tri-Beam Level 2, Solar Flare Level 2

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | 500 | 80 |
| 2 | 800 | 85 |
| 3 | 1200 | 90 |
| 4 | 2000 | 95 |
| 5 | 3000 | 100 |
o-----------------o

o-----------------------------------o
| KI BLAST AILMENT RAGE |
| RESIST UP RESIST UP GAUGE UP |
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 800 | 1 | 200 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 1200 | 2 | 400 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 1800 | 3 | 600 |
| 4 | 1200 | 4 | 2500 | 4 | 800 |
| 5 | 1800 | 5 | 3500 |-----------o
o-----------------------o

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Krillin
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[KRLL]

Krillin is kind of a meh character. As he levels up, he does not really
get any strong stat bonuses, and he is statistically the weakest character of
them all by the time he gets to Level 99, with low Tech, Recovery and Speed
ratings, Power and Defense that is on par with or less than everyone else, and a
high amount of Luck. From Levels 1 to 29, his Speed increases by 2. After that,
Speed increases only by 1, while Attack, Defense and Luck all increase by 2.

His Destructo Disk and two Ultimates can both potentially one-shot KO an
enemy. However, the Ultimates take time to set-up as Krillin first needs to get
into Sparking Mode, and they do not work on bosses, so they are overall useless.

Rengeki (Melee Attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 16 |
| 2 | 300 | 18 |
| 3 | 500 | 22 |
| 4 | 800 | 28 |
| 5 | 1200 | 36 |
o----------------o

Kamehameha (Ki Attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 22 |
| 2 | 500 | 24 |
| 3 | 800 | 28 |
| 4 | 1200 | 34 |
o----------------o

Destructo Disk (All-enemy Ki attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 34 |
| 2 | 500 | 38 |
| 3 | 800 | 44 |
| 4 | 1200 | 52 |
| 5 | 2000 | 62 |
o----------------o

Scatter Energy Wave (All-enemy Ki attack)
Requirements: Kamehameha Level 3

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 48 |
| 2 | 500 | 52 |
| 3 | 800 | 58 |
| 4 | 1200 | 66 |
| 5 | 2000 | 76 |
o----------------o

Solar Flare

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 28 |
| 2 | 500 | 30 |
| 3 | 800 | 34 |
o----------------o

Chain Destructo-Disc Barrage (ULTIMATE)
Requirements: Destructo Disk Level 2, Scatter Energy Wave Level 2
o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | 500 | 70 |
| 2 | 800 | 75 |
| 3 | 1200 | 80 |
| 4 | 2000 | 85 |
| 5 | 3000 | 90 |
o-----------------o

Y-Yajirobe?! (ULTIMATE)
Requirements: Chapter 8 and onwards, talk to Yajirobe at Kami's Palace with
Krillin as the lead character (toggle X to change your on-screen
avatar)

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | - | 80 |
| 2 | 800 | 85 |
| 3 | 1200 | 90 |
| 4 | 2000 | 95 |
| 5 | 3000 | 100 |
o-----------------o

o-----------------------------------o
| DEFENSE UP DODGE UP SPEED UP |
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 |
| 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 |
| 5 | 1800 | 5 | 1800 | 5 | 1800 |
o-----------------------------------o

o-----------------------------------o
| CRIT. UP ITEM EFF. UP RAGE G. UP|
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 800 | 1 | 200 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 1200 | 2 | 400 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 1800 | 3 | 600 |
| 4 | 1200 | 4 | 2500 | 4 | 800 |
| 5 | 1800 | 5 | 3500 |-----------o
o-----------------------o

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Yamcha
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Yamcha, going off of his character stats, is only ahead of Krillin.
However, there are two things that allow him to compete with Piccolo for third-
best character at the higher levels; first is his high amount of physical
attacks, which combined with a Power rating can make him godly. Secondly, Yamcha
is the only person with an item specifically for him, called Perfume, which is
picked up at Pilaf's Castle. This lowers his defense big-time, but raises all
his other stats drastically, and also increases his accuracy rating greatly.

Unfortunately, he is not really used much after this, so unless you plan
on taking on the secret boss you should stick with using Piccolo. This is
compounded by how Yamcha's stats work out; Yamcha does not get a stat boost
until Level 35. Until then, he only goes up by 2 points in Speed. After that,
however, Power, Defense and Technique all go up by 2, while his Speed goes up by
3, meaning that it is in the higher levels that he begins to develop and come on
par with Piccolo.

Wolf Hurricane (Melee attack)

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| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 16 |
| 2 | 300 | 18 |
| 3 | 500 | 22 |
| 4 | 800 | 28 |
| 5 | 1200 | 36 |
o----------------o

Wolf Fang Fist (Super Melee attack)

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| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 20 |
| 2 | 500 | 22 |
| 3 | 800 | 26 |
| 4 | 1200 | 32 |
| 5 | 2000 | 40 |
o----------------o

Kamehameha (Ki attack)

o----------------o
| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | - | 22 |
| 2 | 500 | 24 |
| 3 | 800 | 28 |
| 4 | 1200 | 34 |
o----------------o

Spirit Ball (All-enemy Ki attack)
Requirements: Kamehameha Level 2

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| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o------o----|
| 1 | 300 | 34 |
| 2 | 500 | 38 |
| 3 | 800 | 44 |
| 4 | 1200 | 52 |
| 5 | 2000 | 62 |
o----------------o

Perfect Moves (Special)

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| Lv | AP | Ki |
|----o-----o----|
| 1 | - | 24 |
| 2 | 300 | 26 |
| 3 | 500 | 30 |
o---------------o

Neo Wolf Fang Fist (ULTIMATE)
Requirements: Wolf Fang Fist Level 2, Kamehameha Level 2

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| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | 500 | 50 |
| 2 | 800 | 55 |
| 3 | 1200 | 60 |
| 4 | 2000 | 65 |
| 5 | 3000 | 70 |
o-----------------o

Super Spirit Ball (ULTIMATE)
Requirements: Spirit Ball Level 2, Perfect Moves Level 2

o-----------------o
| LV | AP | Ki |
|----o------o-----|
| 1 | 500 | 80 |
| 2 | 800 | 85 |
| 3 | 1200 | 90 |
| 4 | 2000 | 95 |
| 5 | 3000 | 100 |
o-----------------o

o-----------------------------------o
| ACCURACY UP DODGE UP SPEED UP |
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 | 1 | 300 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 | 2 | 500 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 | 3 | 800 |
| 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 | 4 | 1200 |
| 5 | 1800 | 5 | 1800 | 5 | 1800 |
o-----------------------------------o

o-----------------------------------o
| CHAIN UP ITEM DROP UP RAGE G. UP|
o-----------------------------------o
| LV | AP | LV | AP | LV | AP |
|----o------o----o------o----o------|
| 1 | 300 | 1 | 1000 | 1 | 200 |
| 2 | 500 | 2 | 2000 | 2 | 400 |
| 3 | 800 | 3 | 3500 | 3 | 600 |
| 4 | 1200 |-----------------------o
| 5 | 1800 |
o-----------o

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S-Combos
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The skills each of your characters can use in battle can deal a
phenomenal amount of damage. However, when your characters go into Sparking
Mode, they can use certain skills that will combine with another person or
persons' skills and form them together to create a special attack, called an
S-Combo. Throughout the game you will collect S-Combo memos that detail in
the Crystal -> S-Combos menu who needs to do what skill to perform the S-Combo.
These memos are not required to perform the S-Combo, they are just an in-game
hint to what you need to use.

Each S-Combo can do approximately 120% of the damage of the two or three
Skills combined. By equipping the COMBO Up Capsule, you can stack on an extra
50% for an overall 180% total of the two/three skills combined, making it a
very lethal attack.

These skills are divided into two categories; two-person combos and
three-person combos. A few of the combos can have anybody use them, but most
are character-specific. All characters in the S-Combo MUST be in Sparking Mode
to use the S-Combo. You must also aim all your skills at the same opponent.

It is also important to note for some of the generic Combos that, when
they call for the usage of a 'combo attack', you CANNOT use the physical attacks
that have a red tint to the fist icon. These will not count as a combo attack,
even if it says it is a Combo Attack such as in Yamcha's Wolf Fang Fist's case.

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Two-Person Combos
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1. Charging Rush
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Rush at your foe and punch, kick, do whatever it takes to beat him!
--> Character One with a Combo Skill
--> Character Two with a Combo Skill

2. Rush Blast
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A combination of punches, kicks and Ki blasts sure to fell any
enemy!
--> Character One with a Combo Skill
--> Character Two with a Ki Blast

3. Saiyan Attack
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A Goku family tradition. Send your foe into the air, then rush at
him!
--> Goku with Kamehameha
--> Gohan with Rush

4. Demon Fusion Wave
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A co-op move between demon and Kami pupil. The energy waves are
merciless!
--> Piccolo with Super Explosive Wave
--> Goku with Energy Wave Combo

5. Demon Cannon
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A co-op strategy passed down among the demon race. The Ki blast is
the key!
--> Piccolo with Evil Assault
--> Gohan with Masenko

6. Heavenly Sunlight
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This sun-like burst of light does more than just make your eyes
water.
--> Krillin with Solar Flare
--> Tien with Solar Flare
--> Can also Blind the enemy in addition to dealing damage

7. Crane-Wolf Strike
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The wolf and crane combine for a combo capped off by a devastating
Ki blast.
--> Yamcha with Wolf Fang Fist
--> Tien with Tri-Beam

8. Seismic Energy Ray
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A combo involving two types of Ki blasts. Sometimes less really is
more!
--> Krillin with Scatter Energy Wave
--> Gohan with Energy Blast Barrage

9. Spirit Saucer
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A wave of Ki attacks. He'll never give up women, will he?
--> Yamcha with Spirit Ball
--> Krillin with Destructo Disk

10. Quad Siege
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A quadruple-power attack followed by a devasting demon Ki blast!
--> Tien with Multi-Form Attack
--> Piccolo with Hellzone Grenade

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Three-Person Combos
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1. Hyper Rush
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Beat your enemy to the ground with this barrage of punches and kicks!
Rush at your foe and punch, kick, do whatever it takes to beat him!
--> Character One with a Combo Skill
--> Character Two with a Combo Skill
--> Character Three with a Combo Skill

2. Hyper Blast
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Beat the stuffing out of your foe and seal the deal with a massive
Ki blast!
--> Character One with a Combo Skill
--> Character Two with a Combo Skill
--> Character Three with a Ki Blast

3. Kamehameha Fever
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One of the Turtle school's secret moves. Burn your foe to a crisp!
--> Krillin with Kamehameha
--> Yamcha with Kamehameha
--> Goku with Kamehameha

4. Earthling Strike
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It's mano-a-mano with this move. Show 'em what Earthlings are made
of!
--> Tien with Fierce Attack
--> Yamcha with Wolf Hurricane
--> Krillin with Rengeki

5. Meteor Impact
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Give your foe a Saiyan combo attack, finishing with a demon Ki blast!
--> Gohan with Burst Rush
--> Goku with Meteor Combination
--> Piccolo with Demon Wave Cannon

6. Platonic Energy
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A full-power Ki-blast combo. Show off the power of friendship!
--> Krillin with Destructo Disk
--> Goku with Kamehameha
--> Gohan with Miracle Full Force

7. Demon-Wolf-Crane
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A three-part fusion attack. Close your eyes and let the Ki flow out!
--> Tien with Final Solar Flare
--> Yamcha with Super Spirit Ball
--> Piccolo with Super Explosive Wave

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Number: 1
Name: Saibaman (1200HP)
Locations: Paprika Wasteland, Gizard Wasteland, East City Ruins
Drops: 1500EXP, 72AP, 120Z

Attacks
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1. Saibaman goes straight up to its opponent and hits him over the head once
with its arm, dealing moderate damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

2. Saibaman goes in to the center of its opponents row and spurts out some sort
of strange liquid at its opponent, damaging him once for moderate damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the center row of your character.

3. Saibaman goes up to its opponent, then latches onto him, and explodes,
killing itself and causing heavy damage to its opponent.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

Number: 2
Name: J. Sai (1500HP)
Locations: East City Ruins
Drops: 1800EXP, 84AP, 400Z, HP Drink 50, HP Drink Z

Attacks
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1. J. Sai teleports up to its opponent and hits him over the head once with
its arm, dealing moderate damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

2. J. Sai teleports to the center of its opponents row and spurts out some sort
of strange liquid at its opponent, damaging him once for moderate damage,
and with the possibility of causing blindness.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the center row of your character.

3. J. Sai teleports up to its opponent, then latches onto him, and explodes,
killing itself and causing heavy damage to its opponent.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

Number: 3
Name: C. Sai (1100HP)
Locations: Paprika Wasteland, Gizard Wasteland
Drops: 960EXP, 60AP, 150Z

Attacks
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1. C. Sai goes straight up to its opponent and hits him over the head once with
its arm, dealing moderate damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

2. C. Sai goes in to the center of its opponents row and spurts out some sort
of strange liquid at its opponent, damaging him once for moderate damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the center row of your character.

3. C. Sai goes up to its opponent, then latches onto him, and explodes,
killing itself and causing heavy damage to its opponent.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

Number: 4
Name: K. Sai (1650HP)
Locations: East City Ruins
Drops: 1500EXP, 72AP, 180Z, Large Bean, HP Capsule 50

Attacks
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1. K. Sai goes straight up to its opponent and hits him over the head once with
its arm, dealing moderate damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

2. K. Sai goes in to the center of its opponents row and spurts out some sort
of strange liquid at its opponent, damaging him once for moderate damage,
and with the possibility of causing blindness.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the center row of your character.

3. K. Sai goes up to its opponent, then latches onto him, and explodes,
killing itself and causing heavy damage to its opponent.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

Number: 5
Name: T. Sai (1550HP)
Locations: East City Ruins
Drops: 1590EXP, 60AP, 230Z, Large Beam HP Capsule

Attacks
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1. T. Sai goes straight up to its opponent and hits him over the head once with
its arm, dealing moderate damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

2. T. Sai goes in to the center of its opponents row and spurts out some sort
of strange liquid at its opponent, damaging him once for moderate damage,
and with the possibility of causing blindness.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the center row of your character.

3. T. Sai goes up to its opponent, then latches onto him, and explodes,
killing itself and causing heavy damage to its opponent.

GUARD: As soon as it moves right in front of your character.

Number: 6
Name: Pirate Robot
Locations: Pirate Cave
Drops: 5400EXP, 240AP, 750Z, Scrap Iron, Satellite Laser
Resistant to Ice

Attacks
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1. Pirate Robot moves right in front of your character and hits him once with
his rapier for heavy damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into position in front of your character.

2. Pirate Robot moves into the center of its targets row and takes out a
machine gun and shoots your character about a dozen times for moderate damage
each hit.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the central position of your character's
row.

Number: 7
Name: Skull Robot (2600HP)
Locations: Pirate Cave
Drops: 1950EXP, 120AP, 450Z, Scrap Iron, Multi-Missile

Attacks
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1. Skull Robot moves right in front of your character and hits him once with
his rapier for heavy damage.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into position in front of your character.

2. Skull Robot moves into the center of its targets row and takes out a
machine gun and shoots your character about a dozen times for moderate damage
each hit.

GUARD: As soon as it moves into the central position of your character's
row.

3. Skull Robot moves in front of his target, and stabs his target with his
mechanical tail, inflicting numerous moderately-damaging hits that has the
possibility of inflicting Paralysis.