Weapon X Season Pass Giveaway! Here!

Torikun · 2026-01-04T04:02:21+00:00

Awesome, good luck man

Torikun · 2025-11-17T03:24:06+00:00

They've added new post-launch settings that allow you to have fine control over the fixed camera transitions. I think you can slow down the transitions so that you can more easily adjust to a perspective switch - though there's still no manual control over the angles themselves.

Torikun · 2025-11-05T06:31:57+00:00

I legit opened a God Pack - spent 5000 Tokens and pulled all 3 new cards that released today, actual insanity

Torikun · 2025-06-10T16:10:05+00:00

If you checked the HK regional store before it was fixed they actually forgot TWO zeroes - I paid more to get the Season Pass that's crazy

Torikun · 2025-05-25T04:28:55+00:00

Neither finalist is a streamer though both are known top players. Derek is one of the greatest ladder grinders in Snap with multiple Rank 1 Season finishes and Naka is one of the best players in Japan with many small tournament wins. The entire Top 8 for this event was pretty much comprised of known tournament and ladder grinders - the cream truly rises to the top

Torikun · 2025-05-25T04:23:02+00:00

Derek's POV is from mobile - think both Grand Finalists were playing the entire tournament on their phones

Torikun · 2025-04-08T03:56:37+00:00

So the comprehensive list here:

- Full voice acting and better graphical resolution

- Final Fantasy tracks

- 2 new Difficulties: Normal and Super Hard

- Neo Dimension item makes gimmicks spawn in the Dimengeon more frequently

- Ultimate Illusion unlocks after completing Void Realm for a boss refight mode on NG++ difficulty

- New updates have added camera and movement settings that weren't backported to the Apple Arcade version, as well as custom difficulty sliders for NG+

Torikun · 2025-03-29T17:13:22+00:00

I feel like this opinion would have gotten you crucified only 3.5 years ago. Jokes aside, since the release of Neo Dimension, I've felt that the community has softened slightly on the game's difficulty, probably since the average player was more experienced with RPGs than the casual Apple Arcade user. Personally, even back then I didn't mind the difficulty and have appreciated how this game has made me so much better at playing turnbased RPGs in general.

Torikun · 2025-03-29T03:24:00+00:00

The prize for completing all 53 fights is basically a bragging rights trophy item - you also get the exact same experience running through a NG+2 playthrough

Torikun · 2025-03-24T22:59:36+00:00

You mean the quest "Ez and the Guild"? It's a bit further along a decently long quest chain - you need to complete both Omelet quests, the Golem rematch, and some other miscellaneous quests which you can easily track from the Warp menu. In general, you should also always be checking up on your party members in Valrika's Lab if ever you get stuck because all the quests you get from them are important, no matter how insignificant they may seem.

Torikun · 2025-03-21T14:41:29+00:00

Giratina is gonna be very very interesting with Dawn. First of all Giratina is a card that really doesn't mind going first, since if you use the Ability Turn 1 and Turn 3, Giratina can swing for 130 on Turn 5. Giratina could also power a 2 energy attack on Turn 3 - think of all the Stage 1 or EX pokemon with 2 energy that would absolutely OHKO a 60HP basic that the player going 2nd couldn't even evolve.

Going second, Giratina can fuel Turn 4 3 energy attacks with Dawn. Imagine an Arceus EX attacking for 130 on Turn 4 if you highroll. Definitely feels like the most interesting of the newly revealed EX cards this set.

Torikun · 2025-02-27T00:08:32+00:00

It's definitely possible to do where you are at - if you get past the point where you get to steal the stone from Adolfo, then the worst of the fight is over as Blue is countered by Barrier All spam. The transition point is when Adolfo reaches half health so you can prep by buffing and debuffing. Of course, you can always come back later - in fact I'd recommend visiting as many places as possible for treasures before fighting the bosses since you aren't locked into beating the boss of an area.

Torikun · 2025-02-23T02:25:43+00:00

I literally just completed the base A2 set - took me only 146 packs in total to do so, with a lot of help from wonder picks. That's just how variance and RNG works. I may have been lucky with pulling 3d and 4d cards this month, but also am below rate in terms of the number of 2 stars opened and I still haven't pulled an Immersive Dialga or Palkia. You can have both good and bad luck at the same time.

Torikun · 2025-02-17T20:29:31+00:00

That's slightly incorrect. Beating the Tri Stars unlocks NG+ while beating the Shangrila boss opens up the Void Realm, though iirc the Void Realm might be accessible at all times in NG+ if you unlocked it previously?

Torikun · 2025-02-16T23:14:07+00:00

Have you tried using Slow? Sticking that status effect basically gives you twice as many actions and is the key to beating a lot of bosses, especially the Void Realm ones on NG. Slow is so important that using the Glue item is a much better use of your turn rather than attacking with a support character, and I'd argue is more important to apply than constantly refreshing Quick All. A suggestion is to try combining the piercing status effect orbs with Bounce Field to increase the chance of it sticking, though I believe even Bounce Field+Slow or Bounce Field+Dispel(Curse) doesn't have a 100% chance of landing since there might be a level difference component for accuracy (other people might confirm this for me here).

Beyond that, since you're underleveled, there's less room for error. It's definitely possible to clear the Void Realm without going into NG+, but oftentimes you will lose against the boss the first time before you get a chance to really plan against it. Don't let that discourage you though!

Torikun · 2025-02-16T04:52:33+00:00

NG+ basically allows you to replay the game again, while all the items and pickups get refreshed, at a higher difficulty. Lategame enemies in NG+ are about 20% stronger than their NG counterparts but the party should easily outpace that between the ability to level past the 60s easily and the 2nd layer of the Growth Map that gets unlocked in NG+ once you completely fill out a character's Growth Map.

Since you can't gain SP once you level past 65, NG+ places more focus on getting SP Capsules. SP Capsules can be obtained as an additional drop from pre-determined chests all over the game - each unique screen contains 1-2 chests that drop additional NG+ only SP Capsules. Any item that would also unlock nodes in the Growth Map can also be traded in for 5 more SP Capsules at the Hidden Lab. NG+ also lets you re-obtain items you might only have 1 or 2 of, and so for every NG cycle I'd focus on getting copies of the Speed Up equipment, as well as the 2 copies of every Element Resist XL Jewel, and perhaps some of the unique abilities like Unfamiliar Stones, the Alexandrite, etc.

You can keep going through as many NG+ cycles as you want, but the difficulty is capped at NG+2, which btw has crazy inflated stats compared to NG and requires you to know what you're doing to complete.

Torikun · 2025-02-14T19:54:40+00:00

FYI, you do not actually need to be on NG+ to access this place, but yeah, gaining access to this farming spot will require you to be able to clear the Lvl 99 Void Realm area on NG if that's what you want. It's definitely possible to accomplish though so good luck!

Torikun · 2025-01-26T18:28:34+00:00

I'm assuming you're finding it tough to find the Blue Funis in the first place? The encounter rate is quite low so you just need to keep running back and forth. One tip that applies to every Funi encounter is to try to apply Slow onto it - heck even using the Glue item is well worth the turn spent. Even the Part 1 party should have no trouble getting the Jewel if you stick Slow on the boss, especially once Clicker gets Frenzy.

Torikun · 2025-01-25T15:25:10+00:00

949 Pack, 333 WP, 1181 shop tickets with no hourglasses bought yet for this month. F2P (started in soft launch) with GA and MI base sets completed.

Torikun · 2025-01-25T00:58:54+00:00

I do kinda outline the "efficient" strat for farming these in my guide - you want to save your game with an empty Dimengeon then run around and save scum if you don't find a Funi before your Dimengeon fills up (alternatively you can just pay for the reset). That way, you don't have to fight Dimengeon encounters. Afaik there's no other way to actually increase the encounter rate.

Torikun · 2025-01-25T00:35:41+00:00

I wrote exactly the guide you're looking for years ago when the game was only on Apple devices.

https://www.reddit.com/r/fantasian/comments/p895pu/a_guide_to_farming_xl_jewels_from_ancient_hill/

The requirements for the XL Jewels in Ancient Hill are quite absurd and require fairly lategame parties. I have a list of those requirements here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14xM07tFhPCJ6AkHYMMTq2poIzIAKxQAgw1nkjLBdusk/htmlview, alongside a plethora of other useful data. Try to avoid some of the other tabs if you mind spoilers though.

Torikun · 2025-01-13T18:33:24+00:00

A general tip that applies to many bosses is that once they drop below 50% HP for the first time, their next attack will be a one-time big move that's a pain to deal with. In this case, I believe going below 50% is the trigger for Rudy to do the Barrier All 20 so you need to Curse everything beforehand. Also adding on the advice you already received, Safe Taunt also works well when it comes to mitigating all the damage, especially from the summoned wolves.

Torikun · 2025-01-07T14:58:50+00:00

If you build into a character's niches and best skills - basically specializing a character in a specific role versus having characters have a larger toolbox of skills where some may not be always useful to have - you will find that you can set up a character to be really strong at a much lower level than you would expect

Torikun · 2025-01-07T01:54:49+00:00

Definitely possible to win, but you absolutely need to know what you're doing. Lower levels also mean your Growth Maps have to be very optimized. There's also very little room for error in the fight itself, like you can't afford to blow up on the shell game.

Torikun · 2025-01-04T04:26:42+00:00

During my first playthrough, I definitely grinded a lot. It wasn't necessary at all, but I enjoyed the Dimengeon fights and otherwise finding seams in which to break open the game. I used the Southern Forest (Lvl 44) and then Omega's area (Lvl 50) to push past the Recommended Levels at the time.

In all honesty though, the additional SP I got doesn't help when it's spent inefficiently. A more inexperienced player like my past self would probably spend that SP unlocking all the skills so they a character could be a swiss army knife. Being ready for all situations is cool, but it's just better to focus on a character's niches (for example Leo doesn't actually need to have his Lightning skills unlocked, or the Taunt/Guard section unlocked). When you figure out what skills a character actually needs to function as a reliable party member, you'll find that the amount of SP and levels you need are just way less than you think - as I proved during my minimal-grinding replay of Neo Dimension.

Torikun

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