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grailfigure · 4 months

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Samurai // 7th Dragon III Code: VFD

1/7 Scale by Max Factory

#7th dragon #7th dragon samurai #7th dragon iii #7th dragon 3 #7th dragon iii code vfd #samurai 7th dragon #scale figure #anime figure #video game #figure #max factory #upload #1/7 scale

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dailyfigures · 4 months

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Samurai ; 7th Dragon ☆ Max Factory

#samurai #katanako #samurai figure #katanako figure #7th dragon #7th dragon figure #max factory #anime #anime figure #anime figurine #figure #figure collecting #scale figure #figurine #anime collecting #myfigurecollection #manga

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autoadvehicle · 2 years

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I love this character but his hair is kinda iffy to draw

#7th dragon iii code: vfd #7th dragon samurai

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mikufigureoftheday · 24 days

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Is it still alright to send in Miku collections? This is the combination of my best friend and I's Mikus (plus a guest Samurai, one does not separate the 7th Dragon figures!). One of our cats enjoys making them her chew toys, unfortunately, so some of these poor Mikus are missing some bells and whistles. ;u;b

Love seeing all these figurine submissions - happy collecting, everyone! :D

Oh my god I love those Garfield stands so much..............(´；д；`)

New contender for best Miku items of all time

Perfect collection 11/10 you and your friend are doing great!!!

#asks #show and tell

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shinigami-striker · 5 months

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Top 40 Games from [Capcom] | Thursday, 12.28.2023

As of 2023, these are the top 40 best-selling Capcom games of all time:

any Capcom game that shipped or sold at least 1 million copies worldwide will appear on this list

the list down below won't count any compilations, any ports nor remakes/remasters such as Resident Evil 2 (2019) or Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 (2011) as primary examples

1st - Monster Hunter: World (2018 / 19.10 million copies) | PC, PS4, Xbox One

2nd - Monster Hunter: Rise (2019 / 13.60 million copies) | PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S

3rd - Resident Evil 7: Biohazard (2017 / 12.70 million copies) | PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S

4th - Resident Evil 6 (2012 / 8.90 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

5th - Resident Evil Village (2021 / 8.70 million copies) | PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S

6th - Devil May Cry 5 (2019 / 7.40 million copies) | PC, PS4, Xbox One

7th - Street Fighter 5 (2016 / 7.40 million copies) | PC, PS4

8th - Street Fighter II (1992 / 6.30 million copies) | SNES

9th - Resident Evil 2 (1998 / 4.96 million copies) | PS1

10th - Monster Hunter Freedom 3 (Japan only) (2010 / 4.90 million copies) | PSP

11th - Monster Hunter Generations (Japan only) (2015 / 4.30 million copies) | 3DS

12th - Monster Hunter 4 (Japan only) (2013 / 4.10 million copies) | 3DS

13th - Street Fighter IV (2009 / 3.50 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

14th - Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999 / 3.50 million copies) | PS1

15th - Dead Rising 3 (2013 / 3.40 million copies) | Xbox One

16th - Resident Evil: Revelations 2 (2015 / 3.30 million copies) | PC, PS3, PS4, PS Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One

17th - Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen (2013 / 3.20 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

18th - Dead Rising 2 (2010 / 3.20 million copies) | PC, PS3, Xbox 360

19th - Devil May Cry 4 (2008 / 3.00 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

20th - Dmc: Devil May Cry (2013 / 3.00 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

21st - Resident Evil (1996 / 2.75 million copies) | PS1

22nd - Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (2012 / 2.70 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

23rd - Resident Evil: Revelations (2013 / 2.50 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

24th - Street Fighter 6 (2023 / 2.40 million copies) | PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X | S

25th - Dino Crisis (1999 / 2.40 million copies) | PS1

26th - Resident Evil 4 (2005 / 2.30 million copies) | PS2

27th - Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds (2011 / 2.20 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

28th - Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite (2017 / 2.20 million copies) | PC, PS4, Xbox One

29th - Devil May Cry (2001 / 2.16 million copies) | PS2

30th - Lost Planet 2 (2010 / 2.10 million copies) | Blackberry, PC, PS3, Xbox 360

31st - Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny (2002 / 2.10 million copies) | PS2

32nd - Onimusha: Warlords (2001 / 2.02 million copies) | PS2

33rd - Monster Hunter Tri (2009 / 1.90 million copies) | Wii

34th - Street Fighter X Tekken (2012 / 1.90 million copies) | PS3, Xbox 360

35th - Dead Rising (2006 / 1.80 million copies) | Xbox 360

36th - Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin (2021 / 1.80 million copies) | PC, Switch

37th - Mega Man 11 (2018 / 1.80 million copies) | PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One

38th - Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (2006 / 1.70 million copies) | Xbox 360

39th - Devil May Cry 2 (2003 / 1.70 million copies) | PS2

40th - Onimusha 3: Demon Siege (2004 / 1.52 million copies) | PS2

That's pretty much it. In case I missed a few things, I'll update the list whenever I can.

Happy 40th anniversary, @official-capcom (Capcom)!

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smashbrosodyssey64 · 7 days

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FIGHTING GAME TIMELINE 2024

Fighting game timeline (Note: This runs concurrently with the Assassin's Creed timeline) https://assassinscreed.fandom.com/wiki/Timeline

November 30 1524, Ezio Auditore passes away

1583- Events of Soul Blade, Sophitia and Taki def Cervantes 1586- Events of Soul Calibur 1 Kilik/Xiangua def Seigfried

1590: Soul Calibur II, Raphael destroys Soul Edge’s Core, Siegfried finishes the job 1590-1591: Events of Soul Calibur III/IV: Mitsurugi’s endings are canon 1608- Soul Calibur V. Ezio Auditore escapes Brawlhalla to participate, is apprehended by Valkieries Here is the official timeline taken from the official Samurai Shodown V website. All the series' chronology takes place during the Edo period and considering the seasons of Northern Hemisphere:

Year/Period

Japanese Era

Game

1786 (January through late summer)

Tenmei Era (6th Year)

Samurai Shodown V

1787

Tenmei Era (7th Year)

Samurai Shodown (2019)

1788 (early spring through early summer)

Tenmei Era (8th Year)

Samurai Shodown I

1788 (summer through early autumn)

Tenmei Era (8th Year)

Samurai Shodown III

1788 (autumn through early winter)

Tenmei Era (8th Year)

Samurai Shodown IV

1789 (spring through summer)

Tenmei Era (9th Year)

Samurai Shodown II

1789 (autumn) through 1790 (summer)

Tenmei Era (9th Year) and Kansei Era (1st Year)

Samurai Shodown 64

1789 (mid-autumn)

Tenmei Era (9th Year)

Samurai Shodown V Special & Samurai Shodown V Perfect (non-canon entries)

1790 (late autumn through winter)

Kansei Era (1st Year)

Samurai Shodown 64: Warriors Rage

1791

Kansei Era (2nd Year)

Samurai Shodown Sen

1799 (new century start)

Kansei Era (10th Year)

Samurai Shodown VI (non-canon entry)

1811

Bunka Era (7th Year)

Samurai Shodown: Warriors Rage

1863- Events of The Last Blade 1864: Events of The Last Blade II 1957-Kazuya Mishima is born

1957-1961- Kazumi asks Akuma to kill Kazuya and Heihachi

1962- Hehachi kills Kazumi, imprison Jinpachi, throws Kazuya off cliff

1983: First King of Iron Fist Tournament happens: Kazuya def Heihachi

December 1984: King of Iron Fist Tournament II happens: Heihachi def Kazuya

August 5, 1985- Jin Kazama is born

1987- Ryu and Ken witness murder of Gouken by Akuma

1987: First Street Fighter Tournament happens, Ryu def Sagat

1987: Doctor Brown Sugar uses his time machine to host the World Heroes series over the course of the year. Shadaloo uses the machine as a basis for the Psycho Drive. Unknowingly, this cracks the space time continum

1988- Street Fighter Alpha tournaments occur, death of Charlie Nash, Destruction of Psycho Drive fractures space time continuum . Marvel universe bleeds into universe, Marvel fracture is repaired, the events of Taisen Net Gimmick occur. Ken Masters becomes champion of Darkstalkers rights, is unsuccessful

1991: Street Fighter II tournaments occur. The following video games are created Pocket Fighter Capcom vs SNK pocket fighter Puzzle Fighter

1991- Ryu is sent to the following universes Family Guy vs. American Dad

Fortnite Capcom Fighting Evolution IDARB

Varth Battle Cats Summoners War Rockman x Dive

1992: Street Fighter EX tournaments occur

Summer 1992: The events of Ninja Gaiden Black/Sigma/Sigma Plus take Place

Winter 1992: The events of Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword take place

1993: Terry Bogard successfully defeats Geese, knocking him off his tower and presumably killing him

Summer 1993: The events of the Ninja Gaiden Dragon War Manga take place 1993: Ryo Sakazaki is successful in stopping Mr. Big, rescuing Yuri, and Takumi

1993: SIN tournament occurs Marvel and Capcom universes are merged once again due to portals, angering Galactus. An unknown trio defeat galactus

January 1993: Q3 1993- Virtua Fighter/DOA 1 tournaments begin concurrently. Lau and Kasumi win respectively (Tina is the official winner of DOA won)

1994: Ryu is sent to the following worlds

Asura’s Wrath: Yokozuna vs Street Fighter

Street Fighter Duel

Teppen: Granblue Fantasy Street Fighter the mouse generation

3D Dot Game Heroes

Tatsunoko vs Capcom

Winter 1993: The events of Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite take place

1994: Ryu is drafted into Super Smash Brothers, interconnecting Capcom, SNK,Virtua Fighter, Ninja Gaiden/DOA, Namco, and Akira characters with the Nintendo verse

August 1994: First KoF tournament takes place, Team Japan defeats Rugal

1994: Ken Chun-Li, and Terry are plucked from the dimension to Join super Smash Brothers

Q3 1994: Virtua Fighter and DOA tournaments happen concurrently, Ryu Hayabusa/Akira Yuki win respectively

1995:

July 1995- KoF 1995 occurs Team Japan defeats Rugal

Q3 1995: Virtua Fighter 3 and Dead or Alive 3 happen concurrently, Kage and Ayane win respectively

Q4: 1995- Xtreme Beach Volleyball takes place on Zack Island

December 1995- Black Moons incident occurs, death of M.Bison, Shadaloo dissolves

Ryu is sent to the following universes

Shadowverse Blood Brothers II Fist of the Northstar KoF Ultra MTG Minecraft Power Rangers Battle for the Grid 7 Nights

1996: “World Warrior Tournament: A New Generation” begins

July-August 1996: King of Fighters 1996 begins: Team Japan defeats Chizuru and Goenitz. Chizuru attempts to form Team Sacred Treasures, is unsuccessful Q3 1996: Virtua Fighter 4 and Dead or Alive 4 tournaments happen concurrently, Kage and Zack win, although Zack’s title was given to him by Helena Q4 1996: DOATech absorbs J6 Corp bringing an end to the Virtua Fighter tournament. The second Xtreme Beach Volleyball Tournament takes place on the second Zack Isand 1997: “World Warrior Tournament: Second Impact” begins

July 1997 King of Fighters 1997 begins: Team Sacred Treasures seals Orochi, Kyo Kusanagi and Iori Yagami are presumed dead

1998: “World Warrior Tournament: 3rd Strike begins, Gil is defeated, Secret Society is dissolved

King of Fighters 1998 is cancelled 1998: Wolf Hawkfield and Jeffery McWild join All Japan Pro Wrestling for the year as guests, participating in that year’s championship Carnival as singles competitors and Real World Tag League as a team

1998: The events of Ninja Gaiden III Razor’s Edge take place

1999: King of Fighters 1999 tournament begins Team K’ wins tournament

July 2000: King of Fighters 2000 tournament begins Team Hero wins SouthTown is destroyed by Zero Laser

Q3 2000- Dead or Alive 5 tournament takes place: Jahn Lee wins but disappears before being crowned

Q4 2000: The third Xtreme Beach Volleyball Tournament takes place

2001: King of Fighters 2001 begins, Team Hero wins

Capcom vs SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 begins: Ryu wins, defeating Terry

Q3 2001: Dead of Alive 6 Tournament takes place, Jahn Lee wins

Q4 2001: The fourth Xtreme Beach Volleyball Tournament begins

2002: King of Fighters 2002 Ultimate Match begins Team Japan wins, defeating team K’

2003: King of Fighters 2003 tournament: Team Ash wins 2003: SvC Chaos occurs: Ryu wins

2004: King of Iron Fist Tournament 3 begins: Jin Kazama wins 2005: King of Fighters 11 takes place: Team Ash wins

January 2006: King of Iron Fist Tournament 4 completes: Jin wins

April 2006: King of Iron Fist Tournament 5 begins: Jin wins

December 2006:Pandora releases Pandora’s Box onto the world, reviving M.Bison and setting into motion the events of Street Fighter x Tekken. Asuka and Lili find the box first, falling into the deepest recesses of th North Pole as result

December 2006 World War 3 breaks out, interrupting King of Fighters 12. January 2007: Jin Kazama is deposed by Lars Alexanderson and Eliza Boschonovich ending the world war

June 2007: Jin Kazama is located the events of Tekken 7 story mode play out. Jin is pulled into Super Smash Brothers dimension from here

December 2007: King of Fighters 13 begins Team Ash wins Ash defeats Saiki

December 2007: Events of Tekken 8 take place

Spring 2008: Events of Street Fighter 6 take place

2009: Doctor Light spearheads rebuilding efforts, causing Barack Obama to put him on the currency. The events of Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite take place, the infinity gems are used to finally right the timeline

December 2008: The events of KOF 14 take place, Samurai Showdown characters are transported to this time via Doctor Brown Sugar

December 2009: The events of KOF 15 take place. Samurai Showdown characters are transported to this time via Doctor Brown Sugar

20XX: The events of Mega Man take place. At some point, Ryu teaches Doctor Light Hadoken and Shoryuken techniques

2048: The events of Strider take place

2099: The events of Cyberbots Full Metal Madness take place

2XXX: The events of the Megaman X series takes place

2348: The events of Star Gladiator takes place

56XX: The events of the Megaman Legends series take place

XXXX: The events of Megaman X Zero take place

#capcom #street fighter #tekken #virtua fighter #dead or alive #assassin's creed #ezio auditore #snk #king of fighters #koei tecmo #ninja gaiden #the king of fighters #fanfiction #super smash bros #timeline

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faline-cat444 · 1 month

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Just learned Takuma Terushima was apparently one of the male voice options in 7th Dragon III meaning I could have given Yamato(Or in my case,Taneli) a voice sounding similar to Satoru's.But given when the game was out none of the characters I can now link to the man were in existence/awareness yet so instead I used Kaito Ishikawa since he was voicing a lot of favorable characters in the 2016 landscape.

Now that I'm armed with this info...Maybe I'll try drawing the boy in this so-called Samurai attire but more to his orange color scheme.

Heck,it works so well that Daifuku can be Nagamimi

#Pretty Cure #PreCure #Wonderful PreCure #Satoru Toyama #7th Dragon #7th Dragon III Code VFD

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actionsurges · 2 years

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Heya! I'm making a build for a martial melee type, self-sacrificial character specialized in being a bodyguard. Starting level is 7, so my initial idea is samurai fighter 5 / rogue 2 with rapier and shield and FS: Interception, but I'm wondering if you know some ways to incorporate the self-sacrificial aspect somehow? Like beneficial abilities that deal damage to self that are or could be flavored as non-magical. Thanks if you answer, always love reading your build advice!

my girlfriend and i talk about bodyguard builds ALL the time so a special shoutout to her for some of these ideas and comments

you're for sure picking the wrong fighter subclass. i don't feel like samurai will contribute to the bodyguard theme and there are two subclasses that absolutely do:

not to sing the praises of battlemaster again but kit yourself out with goading attack, manuevering attack, and bait & switch and you've got yourself a super effective bodyguard that can focus fire onto yourself, get your allies out of danger, and raise their or your own ac.

cavalier for most underrated subclass of all time, totally think you should check it out, the horse flavor is just a ribbon. i think if this looks like something you're interested in, maybe consider starting as 7 fighter and pick up the rogue levels later. the 7th level slaps.

fighting styles. interception is fine at lower levels but i think you will find it a worse and worse use of your reaction. i would take superior technique and pick up a maneuver and superiority die, especially if you go for cavalier. i think protection might get you farther than interception as negating damage (by causing an attack to miss via disadvantage) is probably a lot better than reducing damage by a bit.

onto feats: sentinel for sure as soon as you can, and perhaps gift of the metallic dragon (flavoring the wings as just sword parries)

if you want to go along the magic route: redemption paladin's 7th level aura or the spell warding bond are pretty much what you're looking for in terms of taking damage For other people, and compelled duel exists and is great.

as for lineages i would do either variant human to get a feat in early or i think you should consider spring eladrin for their ability to teleport Other People, you can get your party out of danger and then yourself a turn after.

#asks #d&d builds

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smashbrosartsandothers · 1 year

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Michael Fox's Pokemon Forms

This Michael Fox He was a assistant and he is a very brave strong he has using magic and spells It can use transforming Like a dinosaur form , Inkling , Dragon , Animatronic Fox , Furry and Pokémon

Xerneas

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2. Jolteon

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3. Samurott and hisuian Samurott

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miloscat · 1 year

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[Review] 7th Dragon III: Code VFD (3DS)

The coolest RPG on two screens.

I’m not going to lie, the first thing that brought this game to my attention was the fact that one of the character designs is a big, clear, direct Jet Set Radio Future reference. But from that starting point I found lots more to love about it too. It has Sega legends Rieko Kodama (producer, director of Phantasy Star IV) and Yuzo Koshiro (composer) involved. I saw it recommended independently for its (somewhat) progressive queer representation, and just for being a solid RPG. And upon playing it I enjoyed the variety in combat, the side content, and the stylishness.

The 7th Dragon series started on DS, in what was essentially an Etrian Odyssey spinoff, with old-school dungeon crawling and customisable party members. The PSP sequel (and its direct follow-up) rebooted the setting to a probably Persona-inspired modern Tokyo along with an aesthetic refresh that saw manga artist Shirow Miwa take over as character designer, plus a shift to 3D graphics. Due to the demise of the developer Image Epoch, Sega gave the series to one of its in-house teams to wrap up the story on 3DS. This final instalment feels like a close continuation of the PSP games (reusing many assets as it does) but brings in time travel to revisit the original game’s setting.

It’s also the only game that was officially localised, although the other three have fan translations. I hadn’t played the others; knowing a little about them helps to bolster this game’s story but it does its best to fill in new players. The primary setting is 100 years after the PSP games in a semi-post-apocalyptic Tokyo. Otherworldly dragons have devastated Earth and you find yourself employed by a video game company which is a front for training dragon hunters. Later you travel to the past of ethereal Atlantis and the first game’s fantasy era, which is now established to be 5000 years in the future. There’s some twists and “turns out”s as you might expect, some of them pretty interesting, but it all eventually descends into faux-high-minded philosophising about evolution and the well-worn JRPG trope of a handful of teenagers defying destiny and killing God.

Oh well, at least getting there is fun. RPGs with time travel are my jam, and so is the theme of bringing together different eras and different people to a common cause. I liked expanding the office building hub zone as you progress, unlocking new functions and side activities with a little corporate satire thrown in. This includes housing refugees from the disparate time periods, so you’ll see your home base become more populated and people interacting through the side quests, not to mention the fleshing out of the main casts’ tragic backstories (but not the blank-slate PCs). You even rescue cats in dungeons to fill out a cat cafe!

The Etrian roots persist in the party composition mechanics; you can make new characters at any time, and while they are designed after the specific classes available, appearance is not tied to their role. There’s a decent range of appearances, all with two gender variants, and a host of known seiyū providing their voiced barks. I started my save from the free demo, which carries over to the full game and gives you some bonuses; this meant my initial team had default settings but I liked them and was attached to them at that point so continued with them (the demo line-up also includes the most JSRF guy—the logo is even on his shirt!—so I was happy). Later you get two backup teams that you can swap between on the fly, and which enable various in-battle support mechanics. This also unlocks new class types and appearances for further customisation.

There’s a lot of depth to character abilities. Every class feels versatile with their own buffs and debuffs, and multiple types that have healing skills. My main party had the schoolgirl samurai, the Jet Set “agent” with hacking and gun skills, and the all-around combo attacker/buffer/healer “godhand”. Experimentation is encouraged, and building your skill trees how you like is satisfying. The game isn’t too difficult but fights do require some strategy as you go on. Luckily there’s a difficulty toggle you can change anytime outside of battle, and if you lose there’s a Mario and Luigi-style option to restart the battle immediately. My ultimate party maybe wasn’t the most tactical, as I just wanted one of everything, so the very final postgame dungeon and DLC quest were beyond my scope; you need some really tailored parties and careful play to get through those marathon battles, even at level 99 with the best gear. Speaking of DLC, I recommend at least the “seed outbreak” mission pack for efficient grinding (you will very soon have to pirate this on custom firmware due to the shutdown of the 3DS eShop).

I’m pleased I took a punt on this. It’s a slick modernisation of the dungeon-crawler format with an interesting setting and some memorable characters. It makes good use of the second screen for maps, and your backup parties in battles. It took me a breezy 35 hours, with all sidequests done. I recommend it, even without playing the previous games!

#7th dragon #7th dragon iii code vfd #sega #3ds #review

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thegreatyin · 2 years

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the male samurai from 7th dragon code vfd is trans btw

#yin-thoughts

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burningfestivalpersona · 2 years

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How to Acquire Sequence Break in 7th Dragon for Fun and Profit

Needed: Some way of preventing random encounters, some way of restoring LIFE and MANA, a Princess, 3000 Gold, the boat,.

Follow the plot as intended until shortly after you receive the boat. Make port at the usual place.

Purchase the South Sea field skill with your 3000 Gold.

From the port, sail southwest until you hit Marlleaire.

A number of quests can be done without progressing along the intended path. Do them if you want better equipment. If you have enough money, equipment may also be purchased.

You may also accept the game’s ninth mission. This is four missions early, but still completely doable. The healing spring is at the entrance to that dungeon where there are no encounters, so as long as you can beat the Dragons, it should be fine.

Whatever your method of encounter mitigation- Medic, Samurai, the Lover’s Band if you have it- turn it on. The encounters here are much more dangerous than the Dragons when you’re lower levelled than the enemies, because random encounter formations tend to get multiple actions, and they will outspeed. Do not let that happen.

The Dragons on the first floor are all Wyrms. They are dangerous, with the ability to inflict Skill Seal, but large- you will only ever fight one at a time. A reasonably sturdy party with ongoing Mana regen should be able to outlast one. Kill them all, travelling between towers as needed, and reap the experience.

If you have a Fighter, invest the resulting SP in whatever debuff your weapon type has access to if it hasn’t been maxed out already- you are still underleveled and need all the help you can get. If you have a Knight, invest in the best defensive skills you have access to- you are still underleveled and need all the help you can get. Save your Princess’ SP for later- she will need it for later, when you are still underleveled and need all the help you can get.

If you don’t want to keep the results after Dreadnought’s defeat, Marlleaire sells Oblivion Pearls, and that will at worst put you back to where you were before you entered the tower.

Go back to town and sell the Wyrm drops. If there is equipment in Marlleare you couldn’t afford then, you may be able to afford it now.

The second floor introduces Little Dragons. These are much more dangerous- they can gang up on you. Kill them as well, preferably with an ambush so you can start debuffing them before they bite your faces off.

If you ever aren’t ready for the upcoming Dragons, you can camp out the first floor of a tower with encounters turned on- they are probably not any worse than the Little Dragons, but should still give decent experience given your level.

Complete the dungeon puzzle. Do not fight Dreadnought yet.

Once the puzzle is completed, some of the Princess’ EX skills- specifically, the two of which allow you to choose the element susceptability of everyone on the field- will be hidden in the tower. Claim them as your prize. If that’s all you wanted, you may return to the intended path, selling your collected drops for possibly enough money to last until you were intended to come here.

...But you could also fight Dreadnought. Winning will net you 10000 Gold, its drop, and lots of exp. It’ll also save you the hassle of climbing the tower again, possibly with respawned Dragons since the Bloom is tied to Dreadnought on first visit. It’s level 48, though, so think very carefully about it.

Whatever your choice regarding the Imperial Dragon, you may now steamroll the part of the game you were meant to be playing. Have fun!

#7th dragon #7th dragon ds #there are more than fifty dragons in the tower #making it an excellent grinding spot #and it can be accessed any time after the boat #one floor in and the difficulty of the dungeon you were meant to visit is cracked wide open #by the end the other imperial dragons will fear you #and your Princess is set up to rule the world #or at least Marlleaire #from what little we know of how succession there works it's very plausible that they could end up ruling Marlleaire

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dailyfigures · 5 months

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