| Baddie | Rarity | How To Unlock |
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| Tsubasa | Platinum | She is the gang leader and becomes available at the start of the Bad Boy Dragon story after finishing Chapter 2. |
| Megaco | Silver | Unlocks in the same way as Tsubasa, through the same storyline. |
| Jenny | Silver | Comes with Tsubasa and Megaco during the initial story. |
| Marilyn | Silver | Automatically unlocked as you begin the storyline. |
| Teruyo | Silver | Unlock by completing a series of side stories: “Excuse Me!”, “Excuse Me Again!”, and “Well, Excuse YOU!” (substories 7, 8, and 9). |
| Madam Aki | Bronze | Found in Downtown Ryukyu near the Poppo store on the east side; requires a battle. |
| Housekeeper Mitako | Silver | Located in Downtown Ryukyu, near the fight spot at Inari Bridge on South Kubochi Road. |
| Bad Girl Miku | Bronze | Also in Downtown Ryukyu; participate in a Baddie Battle on South Kubochi Road east side. |
| Saito | Bronze | Can be recruited directly on Inari Street in Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Erika the Rookie | Bronze | Unlock by winning a battle at Yushibin Street in Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Shuto the Elder | Gold | Complete the Turf War “The Big Three: Hard Knock Academy”. |
| Shuto the Younger | Gold | Becomes available upon completing the Elder. |
| Haruko-san | Bronze | Fight in Downtown Ryukyu at the northeast corner of Hatsumachi Street. |
| Yoza | Silver | Finish the first Turf War, “Islander Defense Squad”. |
| Kanemaru | Bronze | Same as Yoza, participate in the Turf War. |
| Miyagi | Bronze | Also unlocked after the Turf War, “Islander Defense Squad”. |
| Iron Fist Madoka | Bronze | Win a Baddie Battle in the Market area south of Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Shinobu | Bronze | Fight at the intersection of West Ryukyu Boulevard and Yushibin Street in Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Sakura | Gold | Join after you complete “Total Anihilation, Operation: Rescue Sakura”. |
| Tiffany | Bronze | Joins when Sakura does, after completing the same story. |
| Moe | Bronze | Follows Sakura after the same event. |
| Kyoka | Bronze | Also rewards after “Total Anihilation, Operation: Rescue Sakura”. |
| Dawg Boi | Gold | Join after winning the Turf War “The Big Three: Bullet Boyz”. |
| The Monster of Hatsumachi | Bronze | Speak with her on Inari Street, Hatsumachi to recruit. |
| Captain Akane | Bronze | Fight at East Ryukyu Boulevard near the Poppo store. |
| Vanguard Leader Yoko | Bronze | Fight near Umachii restaurant in Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Shadow Sukeban Sayuri | Bronze | Fights close to the Public Market in Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Mayumina | Bronze | Engage in a fight on East Ryukyu Boulevard, Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Mai Kiryuin | Bronze | Recruit by talking at the intersection of Ryukyu Boulevard and Ryukyu Central Highway after reaching Infamy Rank 3. |
| Ex-Teacher Nankumi | Bronze | Fight beside Ebisu Pawn in Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Sara | Silver | Fight for her in Kamurocho on Nakamichi Street. |
| Wicked Wrestler Cassablanca | Silver | Participate in a Baddie Battle on East Taihei Boulevard in Kamurocho. |
| Yurichomu | Silver | Fight her in Kamurocho on East Shichifuku Street. |
| Deviant Sister Yoh | Silver | Battle her in Kamurocho near East Millennium Tower Street. |
| Grim Reaper Misato | Silver | Located on Shichifuku Street after a battle. |
| Black Helmet Kageyama | Silver | Fight on West Shichifuku Street, close to a Poppo store. |
| Nickelle Kidman | Silver | She joins in Kamurocho on Theater Alley without a fight, but with Infamy Rank 5 required. |
| Sixth Head Onizuka | Silver | Participate in a Baddie Battle on Tenkaichi Street, Kamurocho. |
| Gerbera, Backstreet Legend | Silver | Fight for her at Theater Square in Kamurocho. |
| Empress Mamiko | Silver | Encounter a Baddie Battle on Senryo Avenue in Kamurocho. |
| Deviant Sister Yuka | Silver | Found on Nakamichi Alley; no fight needed but requires Infamy Rank 6. |
| Oka | Silver | Unlocks after fully upgrading the Silver Surfer machine, obtained in substory 11. |
| Timid Girl | Silver | Reward for completing substory 12, “Life is Precious”. |
| Reiko | Silver | Joins after finishing substory 13, “The Sweetest Treat”. |
| Hina, Tokyo Hopeful | Silver | Get her after completing substory 13, “Big City Dreams”. |
| Akko-san | Silver | Finish a chain of two substories: “Leave It All To Akko-san! In Okinawa!” and “Leave It All To Akko-san! In Tokyo!” (substories 17 and 18). |
| Masahiko | Silver | Finish “Anything For Mama’s Love” (substory 26). |
| Tomoyi | Silver | Unlock after completing substory 27, “Wannabe Kpop Idol”. |
| Kiyomi | Silver | Available at the same time as Tomoyi. |
| Fortune Teller Nabara | Silver | Recruit after completing substory 28, “Life Goes On”. |
| New Serena Mama | Platinum | Joins your gang once you finish substory 29, “Date-San’s Pride”. |
| Kazuki | Gold | Join after completing substory 30, “A Star’s Debut At Stardust”. |
| Yuya | Gold | Also joins upon completing substory 30. |
| Nishida | Silver | Unlock by completing the ninth challenge in the Coliseum. |
| Lala Aizawa | Gold | Reach ten LaLaLa Lovelies and speak with her. |
| Miyazato | Gold | Join after finishing training and passing the exam for the Ryukyu Style master. |
| Yuki | Gold | Win the Grand Prize at the Kamurocho Raffle. |
| Koyuki | Gold | Win the Grand Prize at the Downtown Ryukyu Raffle. |
| Patriarch Gondawara | Silver | Earn 400 points playing bowling in Kamurocho and exchange them. |
| Ono Michiko | Gold | Earn 600 points in bowling for her. |
| Queen Bee, Aiko Komori | Silver | Spend 30,000 funds at the Morning Glory store to recruit. |
| Social Butterfly, Hanayo Yonaha | Silver | Same requirement as Aiko Komori. |
| Big Shot Irabu | Gold | Spend 50,000 funds at the store to unlock him. |
| Whiney-chan | Silver | Complete the Fortune Finder Photo Rally in Kamurocho. |
| Winnie-chan | Silver | Now available in Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Earth Angel Mama | Silver | Exchange 100 Tags at the Gambling Hall in Downtown Ryukyu. |
| Etsuko | Silver | Same as Earth Angel Mama. |
| Chicken Woman | Silver | Earn 100 Chips at the Casino to recruit her. |
| Kamiyama | Silver | Earn 3,000 Points playing Shogi in Kamurocho’s Champion District. |
| Yankii Yappi | Silver | Earn 1,300 Points playing pool. |
| Pocket Circuit Fighter | Silver | Earn 1,500 Points at Yoshida Batting Center to have him join. |
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How to Recruit All Baddies in Yakuza Kiwami 3 by Completing and Solving
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How to Complete All Mobile Phone Accessories in Yakuza Kiwami 3
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Sunglasses Sticker: Earned during the phone customization tutorial.
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Crown Sticker: Unlock after completing the phone customization tutorial.
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Diamond Sticker: Received upon finishing the phone customization tutorial.
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Purple Heart Puffy Sticker: Awarded during the phone customization tutorial.
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Sky Blue Star Puffy Sticker: Obtained through the phone customization tutorial.
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Yellow Waterdrop Puffy Sticker: Given after the phone customization tutorial.
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LaLa Mobile Sticker: Talk to LaLa-San at the booth after the phone customization tutorial in Kamurocho.
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Omi Alliance Puffy Sticker: Trade 60 points at the Mach Bowl Bowling Prize Exchange in Kamurocho.
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Hannya Sticker: Use 40 points at Mach Bowl’s Bowling Prize Exchange in Kamurocho.
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Hot Spring Sticker: Exchange 300 points at the Shogi Prize Exchange with a Shogi player in Kamurocho.
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Acala Sticker: Also requires 300 points at the Shogi Prize Exchange in Kamurocho.
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OK Sticker: Use 65 points at the Pool Prize Shop in Kamurocho.
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NICE Sticker: Also costs 65 points at the Pool Prize Shop in Kamurocho.
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Pink Dojima Family Crest Puffy Sticker: Redeem 225 points at the Yoshida Batting Center’s Prize Exchange in Kamurocho.
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Majima Construction Sticker: Trade 900 points at the same batting center in Kamurocho.
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Pink Heart Puffy Sticker: Purchase from LaLa Mobile in Kamurocho for 1,500 Yen.
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Pink Ribbon Puffy Sticker: Buy from LaLa Mobile in Kamurocho for 1,500 Yen.
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Golden Retriever Pillow Pup Puffy Sticker: Available at LaLa Mobile for 1,500 Yen in Kamurocho.
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Futon Puffy Sticker: Also from LaLa Mobile, costing 1,500 Yen.
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Shiba Inu Sticker: Purchase from LaLa Mobile for 1,000 Yen in Kamurocho.
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Happy Face Sticker: Buy from LaLa Mobile for 1,000 Yen.
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Angry Face Sticker: Available at LaLa Mobile for 1,000 Yen.
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Crying Face Sticker: Purchase from LaLa Mobile for 1,000 Yen.
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Tojo Clan Crest Puffy Sticker: Buy from the Kingdom Hall Prize Exchange in Downtown Ryukyu for 525 points.
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Yellow Dragon Sticker: Redeem 350 points at the same exchange.
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Purple Star Puffy Sticker: Purchase at LaLa Mobile in Downtown Ryukyu for 1,500 Yen.
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French Bulldog Pillow Pup Puffy Sticker: Same price and place as the other Puffy Stickers in Downtown Ryukyu.
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Onion Puffy Sticker: Available at LaLa Mobile for 1,500 Yen.
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Rhinoceros Beetle Puffy Sticker: Also from LaLa Mobile for 1,500 Yen.
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Sun Sticker: Purchase from LaLa Mobile for 1,500 Yen.
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Candy Sticker: Buy at LaLa Mobile for 1,500 Yen.
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Pineapple Sticker: Same as above, 1,500 Yen.
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Watermelon Sticker: Also 1,500 Yen at LaLa Mobile.
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Sushi Set Puffy Sticker: Purchase from Teruya Candy and Gifts for 1,500 Yen.
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Nankurunaisa Sticker: Buy at Haisaikan Gift Shop for 1,000 Yen.
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Chura-chan Sticker: Available at Haisaikan Gift Shop for 3,000 Yen.
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King Card Puffy Sticker: Buy from the Casino Prize Exchange for 15 chips.
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Queen, Jack, Ace Card Puffy Stickers: Same as above, each for 15 chips.
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1 Million Yen Puffy Sticker: Also 15 chips at the Casino Prize Exchange.
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Casino Chips Puffy Sticker: Same price at the Casino Prize Exchange.
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Hanafuda (Curtain With Sakura) Puffy Sticker: 15 tags at the Gambling Hall Prize Exchange.
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Hanafuda (Moon Over Pampas) Puffy Sticker: Same as above.
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Hanafuda (Pine And Crane) Puffy Sticker: Same exchange as the others, for 15 tags.
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Yinglong Sticker: Use 10 tags at the Gambling Hall Prize Exchange.
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Sky Blue Heart Puffy Sticker: Unlock by using the Coin Locker Key for locker F1 in Downtown Ryukyu.
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Green Heart Puffy Sticker: Unlock using the key for locker H1.
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Green Ribbon Puffy Sticker: Unlock with the key for locker H2.
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Purple Waterdrop Puffy Sticker: Unlock via the key for locker H3.
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Pink Waterdrop Puffy Sticker: Unlock through the key for locker I3.
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Cherry Sticker: Open locker B4 with its key.
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Shaved Ice Sticker: Open locker C4 with the corresponding key.
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No Entry Sign Sticker: Complete Substory 9: “Well, Excuse YOU!” in Downtown Ryukyu.
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Curry & Rice Puffy Sticker: Purchase from the Public Market Shop for 1,500 Yen.
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Steak Puffy Sticker: Buy at the same shop for 1,500 Yen.
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Lobster Puffy Sticker: Also available here for 1,500 Yen.
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Print Club With Rikiya Sticker: Demand from the Morning Glory Neighborhood Shop for 10,000 Yen.
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Morning Glory Sticker: Same shop, same cost.
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Morning Glory General Store Sticker: Also from this shop for 10,000 Yen.
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Leisure Trip Sticker: Complete Substory 17: “Leave It All To Akko-san!” in Okinawa.
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Akko-san Sticker: Earned after finishing that substory.
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Nice To Beat You Sticker: Redeem 10 Haisai Points after completing the Turf War: “The Big Tree: Bullet Boyz” in the Bad Boy Dragon activity.
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Come At Me Sticker: Obtain the same way as above, with 10 Haisai Points.
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Bucchigiri Sticker: Same points exchange following the same turf war activity.
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Haisai Girls Sticker: Another 10 Haisai Points after completing the turf war.
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Box Of Tissues Puffy Sticker: Purchase from Don Quijote Kamurocho for 1,500 Yen.
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Half Price Sticker: Buy at Don Quijote for 1,000 Yen.
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Tenkaichi Street Sticker: Also from Don Quijote, at 1,000 Yen.
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Sky Blue Waterdrop Puffy Sticker: Open locker A3 with its key.
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Green Star Puffy Sticker: Unlock with the key for locker I1.
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Yellow Star Puffy Sticker: Use the key for locker J1.
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Purple Ribbon Puffy Sticker: Unlock locker E1 with the key.
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Pink Star Puffy Sticker: Open locker I2 using its key.
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Where to Find All Soundtrack CDs in Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties for Completing and Solving
| CD | Yakuza Kiwami 3 Location | Dark Ties Location |
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| Koi no Disco Queen | Available immediately | N/A |
| Friday Night | Available immediately | N/A |
| I’m Gonna Make Her Mine | Available immediately | N/A |
| I Wanna Take You Home | Available immediately | N/A |
| Queen of Passion | Available immediately | N/A |
| Baka Mitai (Kiryu) | After completing Yakuza Kiwami 3 | N/A |
| IKIZAMA feat. NAOKI (ROTTENGRAFFTY) | After completing Yakuza Kiwami 3 | N/A |
| Sand Castle | After finishing Dark Ties | N/A |
| Baka Mitai (Mine) | After finishing Dark Ties | N/A |
| Border Break (AC) Soundtrack CD 1 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho | N/A |
| Border Break (AC) Soundtrack CD 2 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho | N/A |
| Border Break (AC) Soundtrack CD 3 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho | N/A |
| Border Break Soundtrack CD 1 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho | N/A |
| Border Break Soundtrack CD 2 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho | N/A |
| Border Break Soundtrack CD 3 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho | N/A |
| O.N.G.E.K.I Soundtrack CD 1 | ¥1,500 at LaLaLa Mobile, Kamurocho or Ebisu Pawn | N/A |
| O.N.G.E.K.I Soundtrack CD 2 | ¥1,500 at LaLaLa Mobile, Kamurocho or Ebisu Pawn | N/A |
| O.N.G.E.K.I Soundtrack CD 3 | ¥1,500 at LaLaLa Mobile, Kamurocho or Ebisu Pawn | N/A |
| O.N.G.E.K.I Soundtrack CD 4 | ¥1,500 at LaLaLa Mobile, Kamurocho or Ebisu Pawn | N/A |
| Kamurocho Rhapsody (Kiryu) | Reward from I5 locker, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho |
| Reign CD | Found in a Love Box near Yanbaru Coffee, Downtown Ryukyu | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho |
| The Way of Life CD | Found in Love Box opposite Taxi Stand, Inari St., Downtown Ryukyu | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho |
| ism CD | ¥1,500 from Purgatory Salesman, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho |
| I’m Fading Away CD | ¥1,500 from Purgatory Salesman, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho |
| Out Run Soundtrack CD 1 | 15 tags from Gambling Hall Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Kamurocho |
| Out Run Soundtrack CD 2 | 15 tags from Gambling Hall Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Kamurocho |
| Out Run Soundtrack CD 3 | 15 tags from Gambling Hall Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Kamurocho |
| Out Run Soundtrack CD 4 | 15 tags from Gambling Hall Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Kamurocho |
| Border Break (AC) Soundtrack CD 4 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Dragon Palace |
| Border Break (AC) Soundtrack CD 5 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Dragon Palace |
| Border Break Soundtrack CD 4 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Dragon Palace |
| Border Break Soundtrack CD 5 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Dragon Palace |
| Border Break Soundtrack CD 6 | ¥1,500 at Ebisu Pawn, Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Dragon Palace |
| Heartbeat CD | D4 locker, Kamurocho | 15 tags from Dragon Palace |
| Machine Gun Kiss (Kiryu) CD | C3 locker, Kamurocho | 15 tags from Dragon Palace |
| I Wanna Change Myself (Haruka) CD | H4 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Dragon Palace |
| Otometal MY LIFE (Haruka) CD | B2 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | 15 tags from Dragon Palace |
| Sonic Soundtrack CD 1 | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Sonic Soundtrack CD 2 | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Sonic Soundtrack CD 3 | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Sonic Soundtrack CD 4 | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Puyo Puyo Soundtrack CD 1 | 525 points at Heaven’s Golf, Downtown Ryukyu | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Puyo Puyo Soundtrack CD 2 | 525 points at Heaven’s Golf, Downtown Ryukyu | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Phantasy Star Online 2 Soundtrack CD 1 | 15 points at Haisai Points Shop, Haisai Girls’ Base | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Phantasy Star Online 2 Soundtrack CD 2 | 15 points at Haisai Points Shop, Haisai Girls’ Base | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis CD 1 | 15 points at Haisai Points Shop, Haisai Girls’ Base | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis CD 2 | 15 points at Haisai Points Shop, Haisai Girls’ Base | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis CD 3 | 15 points at Haisai Points Shop, Haisai Girls’ Base | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Fly CD | F3 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| For Faith CD | Golden Love Box in front of Le Milieu, Nakamichi Street | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| The Battle for the Dream CD | N/A | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| With You CD | Roof of Yoshida Batting Center, Kamurocho | 60 points at Mach Bowl, Kamurocho |
| Galaxy Force Soundtrack CD 1 | 450 points from Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| Galaxy Force Soundtrack CD 2 | 450 points from Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| Super Hang-On Soundtrack CD 1 | 450 points from Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| Super Hang-On Soundtrack CD 2 | 450 points from Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| Space Harrier Soundtrack CD | ¥1,500 at Public Market Shops, Downtown Ryukyu | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| After Burner Soundtrack CD 1 | 15 chips from Casino Prize Exchange, Downtown Ryukyu & Kamurocho | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| After Burner Soundtrack CD 2 | 15 chips from Casino Prize Exchange, Downtown Ryukyu & Kamurocho | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| After Burner Soundtrack CD 3 | 15 chips from Casino Prize Exchange, Downtown Ryukyu & Kamurocho | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| Fantasy Zone Soundtrack CD 1 | 15 chips from Casino Prize Exchange, Downtown Ryukyu & Kamurocho | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| Fantasy Zone Soundtrack CD 2 | 15 chips from Casino Prize Exchange, Downtown Ryukyu & Kamurocho | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| Shin Ichizu Samurai (Kiryu) CD | F4 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | 450 points at Outdoor Shogi, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble CD 1 | 195 points from the Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble CD 2 | 195 points from the Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble CD 3 | 195 points from the Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble CD 4 | 195 points from the Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble CD 5 | 195 points from the Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble CD 6 | 195 points from the Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho & Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Daytona Soundtrack CD | Reward from A1 locker, Kamurocho | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Burning Rangers Soundtrack CD | 525 points from Golf Prize Exchange, Heaven’s Golf & Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Rent-A-Hero Soundtrack CD | 525 points from Golf Prize Exchange, Heaven’s Golf & Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| NiGHTS Soundtrack CD 1 | Not yet available | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| NiGHTS Soundtrack CD 2 | Not yet available | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| TONIGHT -restart from this night- (Kiryu) CD | D2 locker, Kamurocho | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| 24-hour Cinderella (Majima) CD | H5 locker, Kamurocho | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| As Long As You’re Happy (Majima) CD | D1 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Pride From Despair (Majima & Kiryu) CD | A3 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | 195 points from Pool Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania CD 1 | Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania CD 2 | Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania CD 3 | Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania CD 4 | Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Angry Birds Soundtrack CD 1 | ¥1,500 at Haisaikan Gift Shop, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Angry Birds Soundtrack CD 2 | ¥1,500 at Haisaikan Gift Shop, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Angry Birds Soundtrack CD 3 | ¥1,500 at Haisaikan Gift Shop, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Angry Birds Soundtrack CD 4 | ¥1,500 at Haisaikan Gift Shop, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| maimai DX Soundtrack CD 1 | ¥1,500 at Shima Bird, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| maimai DX Soundtrack CD 2 | ¥1,500 at Shima Bird, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| maimai DX Soundtrack CD 3 | ¥1,500 at Shima Bird, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| maimai DX Soundtrack CD 4 | ¥1,500 at Shima Bird, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Receive You CD | G1 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| As a Man, As a Brother CD | E3 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | 225 points from Batting Center Prize Exchange, Kamurocho |
| Total War: Pharaoh CD 1 | ¥1,500 at Hana Hana, Downtown Ryukyu | Not available in this version |
| Total War: Pharaoh CD 2 | ¥1,500 at Hana Hana, Downtown Ryukyu | Not available in this version |
| Total War: Pharaoh CD 3 | ¥1,500 at Hana Hana, Downtown Ryukyu | Not available in this version |
| Project SEKAI: Hatsune Miku CD 1 | ¥1,500 at Hana Hana, Downtown Ryukyu | Not available in this version |
| Project SEKAI: Hatsune Miku CD 2 | ¥1,500 at Hana Hana, Downtown Ryukyu | Not available in this version |
| Virtua Fighter CD 1 | ¥10,000 at Morning Glory, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Virtua Fighter CD 2 | ¥10,000 at Morning Glory, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Virtua Fighter CD 3 | ¥10,000 at Morning Glory, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Virtua Fighter CD 4 | ¥10,000 at Morning Glory, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Virtua Fighter CD 5 | ¥10,000 at Morning Glory, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Viva La Vida! CD | ¥1,500 at Purgatory, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Metaphor: ReFantazio CD | Still searching – may not appear in this version | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Persona 3 Reload CD | Still searching – may not appear in this version | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| P5X CD | Still searching – may not appear in this version | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| RAIDOU CD | Still searching – may not appear in this version | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| North Star CD | G3 locker, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Song of Departure -grandioso- CD | E5 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Parairai (Kiryu) CD | F5 locker, Downtown Ryukyu | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| Let Me See You Dancin’ CD | G2 locker, Kamurocho | ¥1,500 at Hell’s Arena, Kamurocho |
| CHUNITHM Soundtrack CD 1 | ¥1,500 at LaLaLa Mobile, Downtown Ryukyu | May not appear in this version |
| CHUNITHM Soundtrack CD 2 | ¥1,500 at LaLaLa Mobile, Downtown Ryukyu | May not appear in this version |
| CHUNITHM Soundtrack CD 3 | ¥1,500 at LaLaLa Mobile, Downtown Ryukyu | May not appear in this version |
| CHUNITHM Soundtrack CD 4 | ¥1,500 at LaLaLa Mobile, Downtown Ryukyu | May not appear in this version |
| Kamurocho Lullaby CD | Kamurocho B1 locker | May not appear in this version |
| Fubuki Kouta CD | Kamurocho H1 locker | May not appear in this version |
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Top Baddies to Recruit First in Yakuza Kiwami 3 for Completing and Solving
One of the new features in Yakuza Kiwami 3 is the Bad Boy Dragon storyline, where you’ll meet the Hasai Girls and become their leader. You’ll see this part of the main story near the end of Chapter 2.
A key part of this storyline is recruiting Baddies, who are new gang members. There are a few ways to find these new members. Below, you’ll learn about the best Baddies you can recruit early in the game and what you need to do to find them.
All of these Baddies can be recruited in Downtown Ryukyu before finishing Chapter 2.
Haruko-San
- Energy: 2,200
- Attack: 490
- Defense: 540
- Finisher: Megaton Smash
On the northeast side of Hatsumachi Street, near the entrance to the Baddies hideout, you’ll have a battle with Baddies. Defeat the enemies with your team, and you’ll be able to recruit Haruko-San. She can heal allies.
Tip: If this or any Baddie battle doesn’t appear right away, make sure you’ve completed any other available battles first.
Captain Akane
- Energy: 2,120
- Attack: 490
- Defense: 1,070
- Finisher: Hot-Blooded Homer
After winning a Baddies battle, you can find Captain Akane on East Ryukyu Boulevard near the Poppo convenience store. This fight is easier than others, so it shouldn’t be too tough.
Erika The Rookie
- Energy: 1,780
- Attack: 890
- Defense: 670
- Finisher: Ginormous Kick
You don’t have to fight Erika; you can recruit her just by talking to her. She’s located on the southwest side of town, on Yushibin Street. You’ll need to recruit several Baddies to progress in the story.
Housekeeper Mitako
- Energy: 1,890
- Attack: 670
- Defense: 440
- Finisher: Turbo Wash
Mitako is one of the first Silver Baddies you can recruit. She’s behind a Baddies battle that’s a bit more difficult. You can find her on South Kubochi Road, next to Inari Bridge.
Note: Her stats might look lower than others, but her Finisher can deal damage to many enemies and cause them to stagger.
Teruyo
- Energy: 1,780
- Attack: 1,070
- Defense: 580
- Finisher: Punishing Dance
You can recruit Teruyo after completing certain Substories — “Excuse Me!”, “Excuse Me Again!”, and “Well, Excuse YOU!” Completing the last one will automatically add her to your gang. These missions happen at the intersection of Hatsumachi Street and Inari Street, Hatsumachi, and you’ll need to finish each one in order.
Tip: Use the map’s dialogue icon to find nearby Substories.
Yoza
- Energy: 1,960
- Attack: 890
- Defense: 670
- Finisher: Cyclone Punch
Once you’ve recruited ten Baddies and visited your hideout with Tsubasa, you’ll participate in Turf Wars — large battles against rival gangs. During the first Turf War, “Islander Defense Squad,” you’ll recruit Yoza.
Note: If these battles or events don’t appear, you might need to increase your Infamy Rank first.
Sakura
- Energy: 1,780
- Attack: 1,070
- Defense: 580
- Finisher: Dancing Venus
Sakura, Tsubasa’s long-time friend and rival, joins your gang after you complete the first Total Annihilation mission, “Operation: Rescue Sakura.” Unlike regular Turf Wars, this is a large single arena battle.
Note: Sakura is the first Gold Baddie you can recruit.
Dawg Boi
- Energy: 1,780
- Attack: 890
- Defense: 670
- Finisher: Blade Rider of Romance
After rescuing Sakura and teaming up with the Ryukyu Venus, you can challenge the Bullet Boyz gang. Their leader, Dawg Boi, will join your gang after you finish the Turf War, “The Big Three: Bullet Boyz.” You’ll need to prepare four squads for this fight.
Shuto The Elder & Shuto The Younger
- Energy: 1,780 / 2,430
- Attack: 1,070 / 670
- Defense: 760 / 890
- Finisher: Fujin’s Fist / Rajin’s Spear
These brothers are part of the last Big Three gang. They are a strong duo, combining good offense and defense. Both are Gold Baddies. To recruit them, complete the Turf War, “The Big Three: Hard Knock Academy.”
This marks the end of the available Baddies’ storylines in the main game at this point.
Mai Kiryuin
- Energy: 1,890
- Attack: 490
- Defense: 540
- Finisher: Healing Melody
Mai is a Bronze Baddie but very useful because she can heal your team. She’s located where Ryukyu Boulevard and Ryukyu Central Highway meet. You can recruit her only after your gang’s Infamy Rank reaches 3. So, it’s best to save her for the end of Chapter 2 or before starting Chapter 3.
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Japanese Woman Marries Kiryu Kazuma from Yakuza Game
A 25-year-old Japanese woman has recently gone viral after “marrying” Kazuma Kiryu, the main character from the popular Sega video game series, Yakuza. Photos from the event flooded social media on December 9, provoking a wide range of reactions from fans of the beloved franchise.
One user on X (formerly Twitter) commented, “A woman in Japan has officially married Kazuma Kiryu,” and added, “How are we as men supposed to compete with the Dragon of Dojima?”
RT echoed the sentiment, stating, “It’s Japan again — a woman, 25, just married a cardboard cutout of a video game character. Sega contest winner was allowed to ‘marry’ Kazuma Kiryu from Yakuza. Meanwhile, Japan’s birthrate continues to decline.”
Japanese Woman ‘Marriers’ Kazuma Kiryu from Yakuza Video Game
According to Dexerto, the woman did not legally marry a cardboard figure of Kiryu. The ceremony was part of a Like a Dragon event that allowed fans to pay to “marry” their favorite characters from the popular mafia-themed video game.
This celebration coincided with the franchise’s 20th anniversary, and as part of the festivities, fans could participate in a “marriage” to their favorite Yakuza character. Japanese game developer RGG Studio and publisher Sega showcased 11 life-sized replicas of the series’ main characters, inviting fans to “marry” and photograph with them.
The event was quite elaborate, featuring a real wedding hall where the life-sized characters were displayed. To take a wedding photo with their beloved character, attendees had to pay for the premium “Special Wedding Experience Package.”
Automaton reports that participants who purchased this package received private rooms, their own hair and makeup artists, and could invite up to 10 guests to witness the “wedding” ceremony.
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Dragon’s Quest: Yakuza Pirates Take on Hawaii
If you’re short on cash in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, there are several reasons you might need some quick cash. Early in the game, there’s a story segment that requires you to come up with $10,000 fairly fast to upgrade your ship and gain access to Madlantis, which features some of the best mini-games in Pirate Yakuza. Maybe you’ve been stuck in a tough battle and need to enhance your skills. Or perhaps you just blew your last coin trying to snag a rare plush toy from the UFO Catcher.
Basically, in Pirate Yakuza, money is everything—it’s your primary resource for transactions. (Points store and the Golden Ball mini-game are notable exceptions.) Unlike conventional RPGs, there are no experience points or leveling systems to rely on, and no lines of credit to bank on—it’s just you and your wallet battling against the world. Here are some effective methods to quickly refill your pockets in Pirate Yakuza.
How to Make Money Fast in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
Take on Bounties
The easiest way to earn thousands quickly in Pirate Yakuza is by accepting bounties, which you can find scattered throughout the game world. You unlock this feature early in the story during Chapter Two, shortly after you’re denied access to Madlantis for the first time.
When pursuing a bounty, make sure to stock up on healing items. There’s no shame in preparing yourself, and it may help you tackle some of the more challenging bounties while at lower levels.
To locate a bounty, check your map for the red handcuff icon. Each bounty will show the target’s name and the cash reward for defeating them. Generally, higher payouts correspond with tougher opponents, but you can also see an exact difficulty rating (using a scale of five fists) when you approach the bounty target and interact with them. At this point, you can still choose to back out if they seem too formidable. If you do decide to take them on, it’s simply a matter of defeating them in combat, and the rewards are yours immediately.
Other Ways to Make Money
Crazy Delivery
If you find yourself in a bind, consider trying your hand at delivery. No joke – Majima can rake in some decent cash through the Crazy Delivery mini-game, which returns from Infinite Wealth. It resembles the classic arcade game Crazy Taxi, where you navigate a limited area of Honolulu, picking up food and delivering it to eager customers. You’ll earn bonuses based on the amount of food collected and for pulling off stunts. This mini-game is the only one that directly translates into cash.
Finding Treasure
Another method for earning money in Pirate Yakuza is, unsurprisingly, treasure hunting. In fact, by the time I hit Chapter Two, I managed to rack up nearly $10,000 just from a few treasure hunts. Look for islands marked with chest icons on your maps, and sail over to them. You typically need to complete a short raid, culminating in a boss battle with a few of your crew members. By the end, you’ll usually walk away with at least a few thousand dollars. Just a heads up, though: you cannot heal during treasure raids.
Selling Items
Lastly, consider checking your inventory for sellable items. Things like plates and watches can net you a fair amount when sold at any pawn shop around Honolulu. You can often find these items by rummaging through dumpsters or opening briefcases, so keep an eye out for shiny piles of trash as you explore.
These are just a few of the ways to earn cash; you’ll also come across various opportunities through random encounters, vanquishing rival pirates at sea, or engaging in battles at the Pirates’ Coliseum. However, if you need to bulk up your finances swiftly, these methods in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii are your best bet.
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Unlocking Every Dart in LaD: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
It’s no surprise that darts make a comeback in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii. This enjoyable past-time has been a part of nearly every game in the franchise since Yakuza 3 dropped in 2010. However, this guide isn’t about how to play darts; it’s all about where to find them!
The type of darts you use can greatly affect your performance in the game. The initial darts you receive are quite basic and can make aiming accurately a real challenge. We’re here to help you locate the darts, inform you where to buy them, and assist you in collecting every single one.
Locating All Darts
Most darts can be bought at various stores throughout the game, but they’re not available at mini-game shops. For the elusive Legend Darts, you’ll need to finish a Photo Rally, while the Thunder Darts can be found within a Silver Container.
Darts
Location
Price
Standard Darts Panthera Sports Kingdom
$50
Silver Darts $100
Premier Darts Ben’s Funky Wagon
$300
Gold Darts Gorgeous Roger’s
$1,000
Legend Darts Alo-Happy (Worldwide Market)
Complete the Waikiki Photo Rally.
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Rose Hyper Ecstasy
$50.00
Pencil Clean-Clean Household Supplies
$150
Fork $350
Toy Crow Bluebird Gallery
$1,500
Thunder Darts Crystal Aloha Resort
This set is in a silver container.
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Wind Darts Ben’s Funky Wagon
$5,500
Finding Ben’s Funky Wagon
You can find both the Premier Darts and Wind Darts at Ben’s Funky Wagon, but this vendor isn’t always easy to spot, as he moves around and isn’t marked on your map. Look for him on the west end of Downtown Street, typically near the southern entrance to Lantern Street.
How to Get the Legend Darts
To get the Legend Darts, you won’t find them in any store. Instead, you must complete the Anaconda Shopping Center Photo Rally. Follow our guide to breeze through it and grab these exclusive darts.
Locating the Thunder Darts
The Thunder Darts are unique as they are found in a Silver Container, conveniently located near the dart mini-game. From the dartboards, head west while sticking close to the resort’s hallway. You’ll discover the Silver Container just a short distance away, positioned between the Resort’s rear doors and the dartboards.
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Sea Dog vs. Mad Dog: Which Style to Choose in Pirate Yakuza?
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii revitalizes the Yakuza fighting mechanics by introducing a dynamic and smooth approach to Majima’s legendary combat style. Renowned for his swift and deadly attacks, the Mad Dog of Shimano brings his trademark blade into action, offering players an agile yet fierce combat experience with his Mad Dog style.
In this narrative, Majima takes on the role of a pirate captain, showcasing a more controlled and intimidating side through the Sea Dog style. This combat style emphasizes Majima’s weaponry skills, effectively utilizing cutlasses, firearms, and the Chain Hook to dispatch enemy pirates with seamless flair.
What Is the Mad Dog Style?
The Mad Dog style spotlights Majima’s reputation as a wild and unhinged dagger-wielding assassin who boasts remarkable speed and lethality. Key attacks include:
Attack Name
Attack Type
Controls
Mad Dog Trick: Serpent
Uppercut
Hold X/Square
Mad Dog Trick: Chomp
Charge/Dash
Hold Y/Triangle
Mad Dog Trick: Frenzy
Spin Splash
Hold B/Circle
Alongside these main attacks, Majima can throw multiple daggers using his Demonfire Rain move by pressing B/Circle while airborne.
The Mad Dog Trick: Savage combo features four slashes followed by a final blow or a Y/Triangle input.
A noteworthy attack in Majima’s Mad Dog Style is called Doppelgangers, where he conjures copies of himself that replicate his movements and assist in overwhelming a shared enemy.
During non-attack moments, Majima can swiftly dodge and maneuver away from opponents with quickstep techniques.
While consecutive dodges aren’t unique to Mad Dog Majima, they are notably faster in this style compared to Sea Dog.
Overall, this style enables players to chain knockouts from one enemy to the next, effectively whittling down a single foe’s health before moving on to others.
When to Use the Mad Dog Style
The Mad Dog style thrives when facing one foe or a small group, making it particularly effective in these situations:
- Exploring Honolulu
- Confronting boss battles
- Wrapping up deck skirmishes
- Engaging in tight spaces
Keep these scenarios in mind, as the Mad Dog style is perfect for dodging enemies while being poised to retaliate with powerful strikes.
What Is the Sea Dog Style?
The Sea Dog Style embraces Majima’s untamed nature and revolves around weapon-based combat, leveraging his combat skills and pirate gear.
The key equipment at your disposal includes:
Attack Name
Attack Type
Controls
Sea Dog Trick: Cutlass Heave-Ho
Cutlass Boomerang
Hold X/Square
Sea Dog Trick: Charge ‘n’ Shoot
Pistol Shot
Hold Y/Triangle
Sea Dog Trick: Chain Readiness
Grapple Hook Combo
Hold B/Circle
The Sea Dog Style is effective for inflicting damage on multiple opponents, particularly with Majima’s Madness attack.
This special attack’s effects vary based on which of the four Dark Instruments you choose:
- Dark God’s Violin – Calls forth sharks to assault your enemies.
- Dark God’s Ocarina – Summons a swarm of jellyfish to shock and harm foes.
- Dark God’s Guitar – Summons a massive ape to create havoc.
- Dark God’s Saxophone – Calls a large parrot to create a gust of wind and debuff lingering enemies.
With the variety of choices available, the Sea Dog style provides greater flexibility compared to the Mad Dog style.
Once you access all four Dark Instruments, you’ll be equipped to deliver damage to several adversaries simultaneously.
Apart from the Madness attack, Majima’s cutlasses and guns are effective at medium and long ranges, respectively. However, his most adaptable move is the Chain Hook, which is the highlight of the Sea Dog style.
Practice engaging your foes with the Chain Hook, followed by an attack as you approach, and repeat this until victory!
When to Use the Sea Dog Style
With access to the four Dark Instruments, cutlasses, pistols, and the Chain Hook, the Sea Dog style is best suited for:
While it can still be effective against one or two foes, Sea Dog is designed for rapidly moving between groups to unleash area-of-effect (AoE) attacks with your cutlass and firearm.
Alongside the capabilities to handle groups, the Sea Dog’s Chain Hook can also be considered the top single-target weapon in the game, ensuring that this style offers versatility.
You can repeatedly use the Chain Hook to grapple and Run Through (Y or Triangle) enemies in a loop that will keep them trapped and unable to counterattack.
Which is Better: Mad Dog or Sea Dog Style?
Choosing between the two styles in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii can be tricky, as both Mad Dog and Sea Dog have their distinct advantages.
Here’s a breakdown of the key pros and cons of each:
Mad Dog
Pros
Cons
- Rapid evasion
- Fast attacks
- Devastating combos
- Doppelgangers help in fights
- Great for isolating enemies
- Struggles with groups
- Best for one-on-one combat
- No reliable spam moves
- Low effectiveness at range
Sea Dog
Pros
Cons
- Effectively handles multiple opponents
- Good damage at range
- Good defensive options
- Flexible in tight spots
- Excellent spam combinations
- Slower evasion
- Difficulty against dispersed enemies
- Not great in standard one-on-one fights
While both styles have their unique strengths, the Chain Hook’s effectiveness against challenging bosses like Taiyo Amon often makes Majima’s Sea Dog style the superior choice.
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Unlocking the Majima Helmet & Snakeskin Jacket in LaD: Yakuza Tales
Quick Links
While exploring all the clothing options in Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, you may notice that there are some outfits available through the Darts game. There are four items listed, but you may be wondering how to acquire them since this mini-game doesn’t have a shop like others do.
These rewards aren’t bought with game points; instead, they are earned as you play, and there’s more than just clothing to collect. Here’s all you need to know about the available rewards and how to get them.
Where Can I Find the Darts Mini Game?
The Darts Hall is located just north of West Aloha Beach, next to the Crystal Aloha Resort.
To improve your chances, make sure to line up your shot carefully and release the dart when the indicator is in the yellow zone.
Using higher quality darts can greatly enhance your performance, allowing you to aim more accurately.
You can acquire new darts from various sources, including shops or rewards from other mini-games.
All Dart Rewards
Defeating each of your main crew members will earn you rewards listed below.
Goro Figurehead
Defeat Noah.

Staminan Spark
Defeat Jason.

Oarfish
Defeat Masaru.

Fisherman Outfit
Defeat Saejima.

Majima Construction Helmet
Defeat Nishida.

Snakeskin Jacket
Defeat Minami.

Acrylics
Defeat Misaki.
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Complete Guide to Photo Rally Spots on Rich Island
The Photo Rally locations in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii are linked to a substory set in Honolulu, but they also include a brief journey to Rich Island. If this is your first encounter with this sidequest, the Photo Rally by Alo-Happy Tours challenges players to explore various sites around the map, including popular tourist spots and hidden treasures, all while taking pictures to collect stamps. Once Majima fills his stamp book for each region, he can return to Alo-Happy to claim a reward.
Similar to a substory in Infinite Wealth, the Photo Rally offers a fresh way to experience a familiar map. Since the world of Pirate Yakuza is significantly larger than that of Infinite Wealth, it features a much more extensive list of Photo Rally locations. Fortunately, Rich Island has the fewest spots to visit, only eight, compared to Honolulu’s 75 locations. Here’s where you can find them.
Quick Links
All Photo Rally Locations on Rich Island
Center of the Island
Your first destination on Rich Island is Central Plaza, which is the spacious area between the Esperanza bar and the shack that serves as Majima’s hideout. Here, look for a table in the southeast corner with an old air conditioning unit on it, and check under the tarp next to it.
You’ll spot a head of an inflatable flamingo peeking out; snap a photo of it to earn your first stamp. This can be a bit hard to see during the day, so you might find it easier to search for this at night.
Bar Sign
This one is simple and located nearby. Approach Bar Esperanza and photograph the wooden sign with the windmill, which is situated near the northwest side of the bar, just past the barrel beside the stairs leading to the bar’s porch.
While you’re there, try the lumpfish caviar and Aloha IPA; there’s some entertaining dialogue between Moana and Majima in this spot.
Look Up from the Container
Return to Central Plaza and stand at the northwest corner, facing south toward the shipping containers. Look up to find a luchador mannequin perched on top of a stack, and take a photo of it for your next stamp. This mannequin should look familiar, as it appears in one of Pirate Yakuza‘s hidden Golden Balls.
Fishing Village Shop
Visit Stella’s Shop, located in the northwest corner of this area. If you turn left from Stella’s Shop, there’s a grappling hook you can use to reach a platform. Here, you can find Gaia’s Ring and a few thousand dollars; this ring increases your random encounter rate.
Capture an image of the crates of fish outside Stella’s shop. You might also want to grab some pet food while you’re there.
Inside the Bar
Next, return to Bar Esperanza but go inside this time. Take a photo of the figurehead on the column next to the bar; this is located on the right side near a collection of vintage liquor bottles and directly in front of the refrigerator.
Fishing Village Shop, Part 2
Now return to the Fishing Village but head to the General Store this time. Your goal is the bunches of bananas hanging from a string to the left of the merchant.
Wall of a Fishing Village Shop
This location can be a bit tricky to locate. It’s in the vicinity of Stella’s Shop, but instead of standing next to Stella, look for the shipping container in the southwest corner. Point your camera at the teal shack in the southeast, where you’ll find some graffiti of a bunny wearing sunglasses and smoking a cigar—that’s your next subject.
Rock on the Coast
Finally, the last and most challenging Photo Rally spot on Rich Island features a small rock with a heart painted on it, with minimal guidance on its location. To find it, head east to the small outcropping next to Phillips—if you’ve claimed his bounty, just head southwest of the Goro Goro Kitchen. The rock is nestled in a little alcove there.
Congratulations! You’ve now located every Photo Rally site on Rich Island. Your reward is the Eyepatch and Glasses, which are cosmetic items for Majima. Return to Alo-Happy in Honolulu to collect your prize, and prepare to tackle Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii’s ultimate Photo Rally location—Madlantis—whenever you’re ready.
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Top Tank Crew for Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii
As you venture through Honolulu in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, you’ll find numerous NPCs eager to join your crew aboard the Goromaru. Some of these potential crewmates can be spotted around the streets and bars, while others may require your assistance through specific side quests before they reveal themselves.
Finding the best crew members in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii involves various approaches. Generally, the top crewmates are unlocked by progressing through the main storyline or meeting certain requirements, such as enhancing your Pirate Rank. One of the easiest roles to fill is the Tank position, as two of the most effective characters become accessible during the first three chapters of the game.
Understanding Crew Tiers
With a limited pool of recruitable characters in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, it becomes clear which tanks excel based on their abilities. The smaller crew roster allows us to effectively categorize them into three tiers:
- S-Tier
- A-Tier
- Other Crew Members
S-Tier crew members are distinguished by unique Squad Leader Traits, a max level of 50, strong stats, or a combination of these qualities.
A-Tier crew members are solid picks for any formation. Although they might only reach a level cap of 30, or have just one high-tier stat, they are adept at fulfilling their roles.
Other crew members usually have a level cap of 20 and may lack any significant traits. Ideally, they possess at least one specialty and a single A-tier stat to fit into a niche. This category is selective and doesn’t encompass all available crew members.
In general, it’s best to use S or A-Tier crew members when building your team.
Special Recruitment Notes
Most crew members can be added by completing the main storyline or approaching them on the map, with two notable exceptions: Etsuko and Bronson, the Human Bronze Statue.
You can acquire services from Etsuko and Chitose by exchanging points with Kamulop (15 points each), while Bronson becomes available following the "Man of Bronze" substory.
S-Tier Tanks
Here are the top Tanks in the game:
Name Tier Explanation Taiga Saejima S+ A nearly perfect tank, Taiga impresses with a strong Squad Leader Trait and a top-tier First Mate Trait. Jason Rich S+ Also a powerhouse with S-tier stats, Jason complements Taiga with Gun Defense on his Squad Leader Trait. Chitose Buster Holmes S+ She excels in both Attack and Defense, making her a premium choice for Boarding Squads. Robo Michio Mach S+ Offers outstanding stats and excellent defense with added Shock Resistance from her Squad Leader Trait. Robson Caetano da Silva S A solid early-game tank with the Impenetrable Squad Leader Trait, though slightly below the other top tanks. Taiga Saejima and Jason Rich are essential choices for any crew.
A-Tier Tanks
The A-Tier Tanks are:
Name Tier Explanation Etsuko A+ An excellent First Mate and versatile in different roles once unlocked, making her a top pick for any position. Human Bronze Statue: Bronson A A well-rounded tank with strong skills, particularly beneficial in the Boarding Squad. Steve A Proficient on the Cannon Squad, his impressive First Mate Trait makes him a valuable asset. The A-Tier selection is competitive, with each character offering unique advantages.
All Other Tanks
The remaining tanks include:
Name Tier Explanation Theo B+ Offers solid Attack and Defense but is best suited for the Boarding Squad. Arman B Best utilized on the Cannon Squad, though he lacks versatility beyond that. While these members may not provide much adaptability, they can still adequately fill remaining positions in your crew.
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Complete List of Photo Rally Spots in Honolulu
In the game Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, players can undertake various side quests, one of which is the Alo-Happy Photo Rally. This mission is given to Goro Majima by the staff at Alo-Happy Tours, who are looking to improve a struggling promotional campaign. The task involves capturing photographs of landmarks and unique moments throughout the game’s world, spanning popular tourist spots and distinctive locales in Honolulu, Rich Island, and Madlantis.
This side quest starts during Chapter Two, when Majima visits Alo-Happy Tours on his way to a primary quest. As you explore the area, watch for a camera icon that appears, indicating a location where you can collect a Photo Rally stamp. You can track your progress and receive hints for the remaining photos through the Photo Rally app on Majima’s phone, accessible from the pause menu. For those who need extra guidance, here’s a list of every Photo Rally location in Pirate Yakuza‘s rendition of Honolulu.
Locations for the Photo Rally in Little Japan
Kametaro
You’ll find this cheerful sculpture right next to Tony’s Lemonade Stand, a key spot in a previous Infinite Wealth substory. To locate it, head east from Tony’s and look for an apartment building with bright yellow staircases. The statue sits atop the outer wall.Ukulele Boy and Ukulele Girl
This photo op is on the short Momo Street, close to the Tropical taxi stand on West Sakura Street. Next to a planter, there’s a store called Captain’s Trophies, where two ukuleles with eyes and arms are prominently displayed in the rightmost window. Snap a photo to collect this stamp.Lots of Charms
As the name suggests, this spot is right next to the shrine where you can exchange fortunes for prizes with Kamulop, conveniently situated near the Shrine taxi stand. Just west of the shrine, you’ll find a small parking lot with a bulletin board on one of the surrounding walls next to a dog (assuming you’ve yet to recruit it). Photograph this board for your next stamp.Matsumoto Shave Ice
This is a straightforward one; just head to Matsumoto Shave Ice in the Little Japan area and take a picture of the mural behind the counter, to the left of the menu board. It’s possible to collect this and the next three stamps in one visit since they are all clustered on the same block.Red Telephone Box
You might have already spotted this one. Inside Revolve, there is a red phone booth located to the left of the entrance behind other booths.Wabi-Sabi Omusubi
This one is a bit trickier but still within the same vicinity. From Revolve, travel south until you find a pagoda-style building. Capture a picture of the sign that reads "Wabi-sabi Omusubi" to complete this task.Mt. Fuji Planter
One door down from the restaurant, you’ll find a residential building with a gray mailbox. Be sure to photograph the potted plant on top of it.Toba
Head down the alley across from Revolve, where a gambling hall filled with classic Yakuza mini-games awaits. Inside, there’s a giant lucky cat that you won’t miss.Note: You might not gain access to the Gambling Hall until you’ve progressed far enough in the story for a bounty to be placed on Majima.
Matcha Graffiti
In that same alley, head further north to find a mural for the nearby Café Umaine featuring three samurai holding matcha containers.Shinobi Sushi
Travel to Shinobi Sushi in the northeast, where a ninja clings to the wall to the left of the counter. Look up to spot a purple-clad shinobi peeking out from above—take a picture to move on.Ramen Store Painting
This unmarked ramen shop is located right next to Ganryujima Armory, around the corner from Revolve. Capture an image of the sumo wrestler painting to snag another stamp.Samurai Window Display
This point is conveniently located right next door, outside Ganryujima Armory. Photograph the samurai display for your next stamp.Place to Learn Jiu-Jitsu
Continue along Fuji Street, bypassing most of the grassy area at the northeast border of the map. Keep an eye out for a banner that reads "Mifune Jiu-Jitsu" on the south side of the street. To the left, you’ll come across a blue flag showcasing an image of a black belt. Snap a shot of this for your rally spot.Wall Near Trolley Waiting Area
As you return to Tony’s Lemonade, stay close to the stand. Behind Tony to the left is a mural featuring a blue whale.Karaoke Bar Sign
This is your final Photo Rally location in Little Japan. Simply take a picture of the Revolve bar sign outside to finalize your stamp collection and return to Alo-Happy for your well-earned Daruma Figurehead for your ship.Locations for the Photo Rally in Waikiki
Alo-Happy Tours
You won’t be able to miss this one. The Alo-Happy employees will guide you to take this photo as part of the side quest tutorial. It features a cardboard cutout of their mascot standing right outside the building.Tropical Window Display
Next, head over to Seaworthy Treasures on Waikiki Street. For this stamp, just snap a photo of the mannequins in the window.Champagne Tower
Located between Arque Dangerous III and the abandoned cat (if you haven’t recruited it yet), there’s a jewelry store called Minatoku Tokyo. Take a picture of the champagne tower displayed in the window.Dolphin Statue
This statue can be found right next to the Waikiki Oka Charger and close to the Seaside Avenue taxi stand.Look Up on Aloha Street
Follow the clues to head down Aloha Street near Vincenti and Julia’s Brilliant Design. Look skyward at the Space Needle-like structure and photograph it from below; you may need to stand in the street for this shot.Shopping Center Entrance
Look slightly down and to the left from the previous Photo Rally location, observing the sign that reads "Plaza." This is your next stamp.Streetside Window Display
Travel to the northwest corner of the large shopping area and stand on Waikiki Street next to Crêpes for Me. Snap a picture of the stuffed dog in the window to proceed.No Surf No Life
This particular photo opportunity requires you to unlock the chain hook, which gives you access to hidden treasures and bonuses—you’ll automatically unlock this during Chapter Two.Find the store called No Surf No Life and head upwards and towards the right of its entrance. You should see a grappling hook spot; use that and photograph the surfer on the roof for another stamp.
East Aloha Beach
Get on your segway and head over to Aloha Beach. You’ll need to venture onto the sand for this task. Just south of the Crazy Delivery mini-game, near a small section of beach that extends into the water, you’ll find a dolphin statue on a pole that you need to capture.Shop With a Lovely Wink
You’ll head east for this one, specifically to Wink Mini Mart on Waikiki Street. Simply photograph the shop’s sign.Water Buffalo Painting
Next, find the mural located next to Julie’s Gearworks, to the west of her shop and right above a vibrant red motorcycle.Market Village
Now, let’s take a photo of the tree outside Alo-Happy. This is an excellent chance to collect any other Photo Rally rewards you may have earned.Surfboard Statue On The Sands
Take a taxi to the Aloha Beachfront taxi stand or walk there. Your next target is the surfboard statue depicting a man on the sands.Street Corner Restaurant Sign
You might have noticed this landmark early on; it’s located just west of the East Waikiki trolley stop, at Big King Pizza. Take a picture of their sign, which humorously features a pizza piece eating one of its slices.Famed Hotel Insignia
Head to Crystal Aloha Resort on the western side of Aloha Beach. Capture a photo of the hotel’s sign beneath the awning to get another stamp.Aloha Sign
Many more Photo Rally spots await you in the Anaconda Shopping Center. Enter via the north entrance and look straight ahead for a large "Aloha" sign.Anaconda Arcade
Just behind the Aloha sign is the Anaconda Arcade where you’ll take a picture of the logo on the back wall, positioned between the UFO Catcher and Ocean Hunter machines.Anaconda Arcade, Part 2
Next, check the east side of the arcade and photograph the cutout board located there.Snake Jar
Now, head up to the second floor, where a big diamond-shaped plaza features a fountain at its center. Be sure to photograph the snake sculpture within that fountain.Colorful Mannequin
Return to the area west of the arcade and locate a store called Archipelagoer. You’ll need to photograph its window display.Shopping Center South Entrance
Leave Anaconda through the southern parking lot, finding the designated area mentioned earlier. Look up and photograph the snake on the sign.Shopping Center West Entrance
Stroll around to the west side of Anaconda and find a small window display underneath an awning to photograph for your next stamp.Hidden Anaconda: Shrubbery
Back to the second floor, seek out the clothing store Fiddler Brand. Look at the planter right by it and capture the small snake carving nestled in the corner.Hidden Anaconda: Window Display
Also on the second floor, walk west past the ABC Store until you see a window display showcasing two shells. Snap a picture of the anaconda crafted into the crate beneath them.Hidden Anaconda: Restroom
Take the escalators back down and enter the restroom in the southeast, close to the arcade. Find a small yellow snake on the floor next to the second urinal from the left.Sujigami PC Shop
Make your way back to the second floor yet again. This time, you’ll want to take a picture of the Sujigami PC Shop, located in the northeastern corner next to Abaca Rondo.Tropical Showcase
Take a snapshot of the window display just outside the north entrance, next to Café Trip.Big Heart and Message
Photograph the sign and window display at Cutesy Doodles, a store situated in the northwestern area right next to the escalators.Big High Heels
You’ll need to look between Hilo Hattie and the Anaconda taxi stand. On the north side, there’s a large window display featuring an enormous red shoe.Golden Cow
Go to Boogie Woogie Steakhouse located on the west side of the first floor and take a picture of the large golden cow statue inside. If you’ve collected all the previous Anaconda Photo Rally stamps, you’ll score the Legend Darts, which are considerably more precise than the usual darts equipment in the mini-game.Locations for the Photo Rally in Downtown/Chinatown/District Five
Wall Graffiti in District Five
These three neighborhoods are grouped for the Photo Rally. Your first stop is an octopus mural, situated on a wall just south of Diamond Head.One Mismatched Slice
Directly south of the mural is Buster’s Pizza. Examine the painted pizza slices on the windows and snap a picture of the one with expressive eyes and a mouth.Cuffed Nightspot
Travel west from Buster’s until you reach the large neon sign of Club Guilty. Take a photo of this as your next stamp.Inside Ruins
Just west of Club Guilty, there’s a small alley. Inside, turn left, and capture a picture of the boxing gloves resting on the frayed armchair.Streetside Café Interior
Continue west to Café Soramame. Upon entering, you may trigger a substory. You’ll want a picture of their sizable red coffee grinder.Streetside Water Installation
Head further west, located between the Orphanage taxi stand and the Anaconda Boulevard Crazy Delivery mini-game. You’ll come across a sizable marble fountain. Take a picture for your next stamp.Bar Interior
Now, journey back to Diamond Head and step inside. Capture a picture of the mounted deer on the wall beside the jukebox.Serrated Storefront
On Kolonahe Street, you’ll encounter a gift shop named Shark Teeth Souvenirs. You’ll need to photograph its storefront adorned with teeth.Chinese Weapons Dealer
Travel to the House of Wushu in Chinatown. Snap a picture of the panda plushies displayed on the counter.Sign of Bliss
At the northwestern edge of the map rests the grand Nirvana Coast Hotel. Take a photo of its impressive sign.Herbal Store Mascot
Next, find the Wan Shang Tong Herbal Medicine Store in Chinatown. Your target is the store’s mascot, a quirky humanoid ginseng figure that might seem slightly unnerving.Orphanage Symbol
Return to the Orphanage taxi stand and take a picture of the Palekana insignia positioned above the door, located northeast of the taxi stand.Streetside Water Installation
Head back to Shark Teeth Souvenirs and photograph the nearby fountain situated southeast of the gift shop.Elevator Panda
Now, we’ll go to Fantasia Mahjong (no worries, you won’t be playing). Look for a stuffed panda hanging above the door.Police Station Entrance
Continue along Downtown Street until it intersects with Sunset Street. The police station is at the northwest corner; capture a picture of its sign. If this is your final Photo Rally location in the district, you’ll be awarded the Hannya sails, a distinct cosmetic to customize your ship in Pirate Yakuza, inspired by Majima’s back tattoo.Locations for the Photo Rally in Cultural District/Harbor Park
Dock Graffiti
Catch a taxi to the Pier in the southwest corner of the map. Then, head to the marked location. Photograph the graffiti on the shipping container for your first stamp in this area.Dolphins at Play
Travel to Onaga Maritime Fare, nestled between the dock where the Goromaru is anchored and Anaconda Harbor Park. You’ll need to capture a photo of a statue displaying a dolphin leaping up from the water.Chinese Restaurant Fish Tank
Next, visit the Black Hibiscus Chinese restaurant located on the far west side of Downtown Street. Head inside and photograph the fish tank, which sits to the left of the dining area.Yacht-Watching Port
Also located near Onaga Maritime Fare, this time you need to take a picture of the deep-sea fishing sign positioned next to the docks.Food Truck Near Ship Landing
This task is simple. Just snap a picture of Hip-Hop Shrimp, the food truck adjacent to the dock where you board the Goromaru.Raunchy Corset Display
Continuing on with the photo adventures, head over to Hyper Ecstasy on Twilight Drive and take a picture of their eye-catching window display for your next stamp.Tattoo Parlor Wall
Keep moving down Twilight Drive heading east of the taxi stand. Your target this time is the rose mural outside Volcano Tattoo Studio.Art Walls
Head towards the Art Walls, close to the southwest corner of the map behind the Black Hibiscus. There are plenty of beautiful murals, but photograph the eagle painting on the northern wall for your stamp.Jewelry Store Near Art Walls
Go find Akahai Jewelers located east of the Art Walls. This task simply involves taking a photo of the storefront.Bar With Wall Art
Continuing the wall art trend, find the Oka Charger in Night Square, then head east. Capture a photo of Bar Moderne, which sports graffiti on its walls.Monument In Front Of Entrance
This Photo Rally location is just outside Ounabara Vocational School, which serves more as a trivia mini-game compared to its role in Infinite Wealth. You’re looking for the large spinning medal outside the main entrance.Currently Closed Theater
To get this next stamp, photograph the Cabaret El Dorado, which is located on Night Street, directly across from Loco Fiesta Liquor.Pineapples for Sale
Go to the Bullet Hell Armory in the furthest southwest corner of the map, where you’ll find a table stacked with pineapples. Snap a picture for another stamp.Art Walls Alley
Return to the alleys behind Black Hibiscus, but now enter from the east side of the restaurant. You’re looking for the Necochan Cawaii mural to photograph.Light Fixture
Finally, return to Twilight Drive and photograph the heart-shaped neon light displayed in the window of the building just next to the taxi stand. You might miss it during the day as it shines brighter at night.Once you’ve collected all the Photo Rally stamps for this area, you’ll unlock a rainbow-colored light for your Street Surfer. If you’ve completed all the other stamp books in Honolulu, you’re ready to move on to the next Photo Rally region in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii.
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All Goro Goro Kitchen Recipes in Like A Dragon: Hawaii Yakuza
In the adventure game Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii, you will first unlock the Goro Goro Kitchen minigame. However, this isn’t just a way to pass the time; it becomes essential for gathering recovery items and earning cash early in the game.
As you follow Majima’s journey, your cooking skills will grow. By the time you reach the middle of the game, you’ll be preparing meals not only to boost your crew’s morale but also to level them up, strengthen your friendships with the local residents, and replenish your health and heat bars.
Recipe Difficulty Levels
Each dish you create will come with a difficulty rating. With every additional meal you try to prepare, the difficulty level will increase. There are five levels of difficulty: Easy, Normal, Difficult, Very Difficult, and Insanely Difficult. As the level of difficulty goes up, the margin for error becomes smaller. Nevertheless, using high-quality ingredients helps you craft dishes of maximum quality, which is how you achieve those coveted three-star ratings.
Overview of Goro Goro Kitchen Minigames
Every recipe involves two to three different minigames, depending on what you’re making. As you prepare more dishes, the difficulty of these minigames will rise. Regardless of how many dishes you are attempting or the difficulty level, your goal is to fill as many of the ten circles at the bottom of the screen as possible. If the circles are gray, you gain a slight quality boost; if they are green, the boost is moderate; and filling all the circles grants you a significant quality boost.
Note: If you perform so poorly that you only manage to fill one or fewer circles, you will actually lose a small number of quality points.
Starting the Fire
This minigame is simple: hold the designated button down and let go when you hit the right zone. The zone includes two sections: the orange area gives you a decent result, filling part of a circle, while landing in the red area yields a great result that fills a whole circle. As the difficulty increases, the zone shrinks and the cursor moves faster.
Preparing Ingredients
During the ingredient preparation phase, you’ll go through a series of button combinations. Completing a string nets you two filled circles. Speed is important, but accuracy is even more crucial. If you miss an input, Majima will cut himself, causing a temporary lockout from chopping vegetables. The complexity of these input strings grows with each difficulty level.
Skimming the Scum
You’ll notice scum forming on top of your stew, which needs to be removed. You can either press and hold the ladle to create a vortex that pulls in the scum slowly, or you can repeatedly press and release to quickly scoop it out. However, be careful: if you push scum away from your ladle reticle, it can complicate your job. As levels become more challenging, scum will start moving in circles around the pot, suggesting a more strategic approach to clearing it.
Selecting Your Ingredients
When making a dish, be mindful of the required number and type of ingredients, as well as their star ratings. The quality expectation will increase as you add ingredients. If you start with a three-star base, it’s nearly impossible to end with anything lower unless you drastically mess up the minigames.
Aim to begin with about two-and-a-half stars. You can easily bridge that half-star gap through good performance in the minigames. Early in the game, you might not have top-tier ingredients, so do your best with what you have.
You can gather ingredients by catching bugs in the wild, utilizing planter boxes for growing vegetables, having Goro hunt for meat, or purchasing items from shops. You can fish while sailing or swim to catch fish manually. Once you acquire the Chain Hook, catching bugs will become more manageable, but until then, you’ll need to buy them.
Tip: Building up Goro Kingdom is a reliable way to obtain consistent ingredients, as every animal you care for will provide items after each feeding.
Complete List of Goro Goro Kingdom Recipes
We’ve outlined all the recipes in the game, their ingredient requirements, base difficulty levels, the minigames involved, and the selling prices for each dish. Use this as a handy reference when you’re crafting meals.
Name Base Difficulty Ingredients Cooking Method Value ($) Roughly Chopped Stir-Fried Veggie Bento Easy 3 Vegetables Fire Starting, Chopping $78 Fish-Toss Hot Pot Bento Easy 2 Fish Chopping, Scum Sifting $86 Wild Stewed Meat Bento Easy 1 Meat Fire Starting, Scum Sifting $114 Chef’s Whimsy Bento Normal 1 Meat, 2 Fish Fire Starting, Chopping, Scum Sifting $198 Goro Goro Luxury Party Platter Normal 2 Bugs, 2 Vegetables Fire Starting, Scum Sifting $210 Goro Goro Special Hot Pot Meal Normal 2 Bugs, 2 Fish Chopping, Scum Sifting $230 Goro Goro Special Steak Meal Normal 2 Meat, 3 Vegetables, 3 Eggs Fire Starting, Scum Sifting $240 Goro Goro Supreme Pot Luck Hot Pot Difficult 2 Meat, 3 Bugs, 3 Fish, 3 Vegetables, 3 Eggs Fire Starting, Chopping, Scum Sifting $280 Goro Goro Awakening Beer Difficult 4 Bugs, 4 Eggs Fire Starting, Chopping, Scum Sifting $150 Pirate Party Stew Easy 3 Fish, 3 Vegetables Fire Starting, Chopping, Scum Sifting $300 Avast! Pirate Party Hell Stew Easy 2 Meat, 3 Bugs, 3 Eggs Fire Starting, Chopping, Scum Sifting $350 Pirate Meal For Five Difficult 3 Meat, 5 Bugs, 5 Fish, 5 Vegetables Fire Starting, Chopping, Scum Sifting $450 Pirate Meal For Ten Difficult 5 Meat, 10 Bugs, 10 Fish, 10 Vegetables, 10 Eggs Fire Starting, Chopping, Scum Sifting $900 Essence of Pet Snacks Difficult 3 Meat, 5 Bugs, 5 Fish, 5 Vegetables, 5 Eggs Fire Starting, Chopping, Scum Sifting $50 This table provides a useful guide for your cooking adventures in Goro Goro Kitchen. Enjoy the culinary journey that awaits!
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Guide to Locating All Clothing in LaD: Pirate Yakuza Hawaii
Aloha Shirt (Default)
Majima’s classic outfit.
Shirtless
Available right away.
T-Shirt
Colors: White, Black, Grey, Red, Blue, Green, Pink, Yellow, Orange, Purple
Can be bought at any Changing Room for $200.
Striped Shirt
Colors: Blue, Grey, Red
Available at any Changing Room for $200.
Sea Dog Shirt
Colors: White, Red, Cream, Green, Black
Can be purchased at any Changing Room for $200.
Sweatshirt
Colors: Grey, Blue, Black, Purple, Red
Available for $200 at any Changing Room.
Long-Sleeve Button-Up
Styles: White, Snakeskin, Gold Pattern, Blue Pattern, Grey Check, Grey Stripe
Can be bought at any Changing Room for $200.
Garden T-Shirt
Available at ABC (Anaconda) in the Anaconda Shopping Center for $15.99.
Men’s Original T-Shirt
Found at Matsumoto Shave Ice on Tsubaki and Sakura Streets for $24.00.
Hang Loose Family Tee
From 88 Tees on Waikiki Street for $29.99.
Yaya Kuku Shave Ice Tee
Available at 88 Tees on Waikiki Street for $32.99.
Yaya Kuku Musubi Tee
From 88 Tees on Waikiki Street for $32.99.
Yaya Floral Silhouette Tee
Available at 88 Tees on Waikiki Street for $29.99.
The Hawaiian Original Classic Hibiscus Aloha Shirt
Available at Hilo Hattie in the Anaconda Shopping Center for $39.99.
Blue Hawaii Aloha Shirt
Purchased at Hilo Hattie in the Anaconda Shopping Center for $49.99.
Aloha Shirt (Unbuttoned)
Earned from the Crazy Delivery mini-game for 1,500 points.
Aloha Shirt (Buttoned)
Available from the Dragon Kart mini-game for 150 points.
Aloha Shirt (Bare)
Earned from the Crazy Delivery mini-game for 2,000 points.
Aloha Shirt (Peek)
Available from Burnes & Evans on Aloha Street for $200.
Aloha Shirt (Tucked)
Available from Reef Riders in the Anaconda Shopping Center for $200.
Aloha Shirt (Lei)
Can be purchased at Honolulu Dandies in the Anaconda Shopping Center for $200.
Collared Shirt
Available from Yamabiko on the corner of Tsubaki Street and Fuji Street for $200.
Short-Sleeved Hoodie
Available at White Shore Boutique Worldwide in Market Village on Aloha Street for $200.
Button Shirt
Can be purchased from Honolulu Dandies in the Anaconda Shopping Center for $200.
Basketball Jersey
Available from Panthera Sports Kingdom near Worldwide Market Village on Aloha Street for $200.
Keyneck Shirt
Available from Purple Dolphins on Aloha Street for $200.
Tank Top
Available from No Surf No Life just off Seaside Avenue for $200.
Sea Dog Attire (Rough)
Available at the Casino in the northeastern part of Madlantis for 200 chips.
Sea Dog Attire (Simple)
Available from the Bang Bang Batting Center mini-game for 6,000 points.
Sea Dog Attire (Slim)
Available at Gorgeous Roger’s in the Luxury Palace Hotel on the northwestern side of the Madlantis map for $200.
Apocalypse Clothes
Earned from the Bang Bang Batting Center mini-game for 6,000 points.
Sleeveless Leather Jacket
Available at Night Marchers on Twilight Drive for $200.
Sea Dog Frilled Shirt
Available at Gorgeous Roger’s in the Luxury Palace Hotel on the northwestern part of the Madlantis map for $200.
Tattered Shirt
Available at the Gambling Hall in the alley south of Ganryujima Armory for 200 tags.
Damaged Shirt
Available from the Bang Bang Batting Center mini-game for 6,000 points.
Jean Jacket
Available at Night Marchers on Twilight Drive for $200.
Sweater
Found at Manu Palekaiko near Worldwide Market Village on Aloha Street for $200.
Short-Sleeve Button-Up
Styles: White, Snakeskin, Gold Pattern, Blue Pattern, Grey Check, Grey Stripe
Aloha Links reward for having 5 friends.
Tieless Suit Jacket
Available from Vincenti on Aloha Street for $200.
Unbuttoned Suit Jacket
Available from Vincenti on Aloha Street for $200.
Buttoned Suit Jacket
Available from Vincenti on Aloha Street for $200.
Vest
Found at Vincenti on Aloha Street for $200.
Three-Piece Suit
Available from Vincenti on Aloha Street for $200.
Rough Suit Jacket
Available from Manu Palekaiko near Worldwide Market Village on Aloha Street for $200.
Naval Outfit
Available from Bullet Hell Armory on Pearl Avenue for $200.
Work Clothes
Can be found from the Shogi NPC behind the shrine in Honolulu for 200 points.
School Uniform
Available at the Fortune Exchange for 8 points.
Palekana Garb
Found at the Fortune Exchange for 8 points.
Happi Coat
Available at Ganryujima on Fuji Street Armory for $200.
Scourge of the Night (Top)
Earned from the Sicko Snap mini-game for 3,500 points.
Leopard Print Sweater
Given as a bonus when buying Crewmate: Etsuko from the Fortune Exchange for 10 points.
Leather Jacket
Purchased at Honolulu Dandies in the Anaconda Shopping Center for $200.
Snakeskin Jacket
Win against Minami in the darts mini-game near Aloha Beach.
Cabaret Manager Suit
Available at the Royal Casino in the Luxury Palace Hotel on the northwestern side of the Madlantis map for 200 chips.
Cabaret Manager Suit (Unbuttoned)
Available at the Royal Casino in the Luxury Palace Hotel on the northwestern side of the Madlantis map for 200 chips.
Cab Driver Clothes
Earned from the Dragon Kart mini-game for 150 points.
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Unlocking Swashbuckler Showdown: LaD’s Pirate Yakuza Adventure
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii — Swashbuckler Showdown
The Pirates’ Coliseum is an excellent place to train, earn some cash, and work your way up to the Legends of the Sea rank. Just when you start feeling like the ultimate pirate after collecting all four Dark Instruments, you unlock the Swashbuckler Showdown.
This showdown provides a final opportunity to face off against formidable opponents: Captain Yakuza, Captain Ronin, Captain Shinobi, and Captain Zeus of the Devil Flags. In these battles, you’ll encounter 100 of each captain’s most skilled underlings, making it a true test for your entire crew as you battle some of Hawaii’s most dangerous pirates.
Preparing for the Swashbuckler Showdown
The Swashbuckler Showdown is a late-game tournament that becomes available only after you’ve completed the Legend of the Goro Pirates questline by helping Misaki avenge her father’s death. Once you’ve triumphed over the last of the captains, the door to Swashbuckler Showdown swings wide open.
Having conquered many difficult ship battles, your vessel should be in top shape. If you haven’t already, now is the perfect time to finish upgrading the Goromaru.
Even though there’s no cannon component in these battles, your Cannon Squad will join you on land.
Crew Setup:
Here’s how to set up your crew for this challenge:
Cannon Squad:
- Port:
- Nishida
- Julie
- Steve
- Captain Beef
- Machine Guns:
- Starboard:
- Daisaku Minami
- Natasha
- Arque Dangerous III
- Kamiyama
Boarding Squad:
- Squad One:
- Taiga Saejima (Leader)
- Dread Pirate Hook
- Carnal Sister Yoh
- Carnal Sister Yuka
- Theo
- Squad Two:
- Jason (Leader)
- Rafael
- Hattori the Ninja
- Human Bronze Statue: Bronson
- Amiable Pirate: Leo
- Squad Three:
- Misaki (Leader)
- Swordsman Kengoro
- Robson Caetano da Silva
- Etsuko
- Reliable Pirate: Alaka’i
- Squad Four:
- Masaru (Leader)
- Hammerhead
- Lumberjack Hayashida
- Elena
- Kenzo
The best fighting style for Majima is Sea Dog for its crowd control, quick movements, and impressive damage output.
How To Beat Each Fleet
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Duel with the Third Fleet:
Your journey begins against the Third Fleet on an open beach, where you will face 100 enemies. Expect this to be a repeat of past encounters with the Devil Flags, so be ready to face familiar foes. Utilize AoE skills like pistols or spinning attacks to take down multiple enemies simultaneously. The battle shouldn’t pose much of a challenge. -
Duel with the Second Fleet:
Next, prepare for the Second Fleet, again facing 100 foes. Ronin may be tougher, but this fight should still be straightforward, especially since you’ve already collected all four Dark Instruments. You should clear this battle in under a minute. -
Duel with the First Fleet:
In this battle against the First Fleet, you’ll once again be faced with 100 enemies. This time, however, the opposition will be stronger. Make sure to level up Majima’s Attack and Health to at least level three to keep pace without too much difficulty. Watch out for homing missiles from the enemy Shinobi, and maintain an aggressive approach to defeat them. - Duel with the Strongest Fleet:
The final showdown is against the Devil Flags’ Strongest Fleet, led by Zeus. This battle is the most challenging, with 100 powerful foes ready to ambush you. The pirates here hit harder and can combo you if you’re not careful. Focus on Zeus first with the help of your crew, and avoid the homing missiles appearing on the ground.
Rewards of Victory
Defeating all the competitors in the Coliseum nets you the Earth Stone and a whopping $650,000, along with an impressive 300,000 Pirate Reputation Points. That’s a reward you won’t want to miss!
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Discover All Rich Island Photo Rally Spots in LaD: Pirate Yakuza
The Rich Island photo rally is the quickest rally you’ll find in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii. Even though it’s brief, some tasks can still be challenging. Fortunately, we’ve mapped out the locations for all seven photo targets to help you out.
We’ll guide you to each photo target by showing you their locations on the map and pointing out nearby landmarks for better navigation. With our assistance, you’ll breeze through the Rich Island Photo Rally.
Central Plaza – Lost Flamingo
“The Island’s Center”
Make your way to the area east of the Esperanza Bar, where you’ll see a stack of shipping containers. To your left at the eastern entrance, you’ll find a generator and a flamingo. The flamingo is somewhat hidden, so you’ll need to adjust your angle to capture it properly.
Central Plaza – Esperanza
“Bar Sign”
Your next target is the sign next to the Esperanza bar. This sign is located just a bit north of the bar. You can’t access the other half of the island from the beach without passing under this sign.
Central Plaza – Lost Taco Mask
“Look Up From The Container”
This photo target is found in the heart of Central Plaza. Look for a mannequin sitting atop a stack of shipping containers. The tricky part is that you can’t snap a shot from just any angle. You need to be positioned on the west side of the plaza to get the right view of the mannequin.
Residential District – Freshly Caught Fish
“Fishing Village Shop”
The location mentioned here is the general store. You’ll locate this store south of Stella’s Shop. Just snap a picture of the nearby produce, and you’ll complete this photo rally task.
Central Plaza – Figurehead Inside Shop
“Inside The Bar”
The bar referred to here is the Esperanza, situated west of the beach entrance. Simply take a photograph of the statue next to Moana.
Residential District – A Shop With All Sorts Of Things
“Fishing Village Shop”
Head over to Stella’s Shop, located in the northwest corner of the map. All you need is a picture of the crate of fish positioned next to Stella.
Residential District – A Bad Bunny
“Wall of a Fishing Village House”
This spot might require some extra help to find. The house featuring graffiti can only be seen from a specific angle. This house is located south of Stella’s Shop. You’ll clearly see the wall while standing on the dock west of the shop.
Beach – Arrow In A Heart
“Rock On The Coast”
This rock is positioned west of the cooking station on the beach. It’s nestled in a little area at the beginning of the beach.
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Discover All Anaconda Shopping Center Photo Rally Spots in LaD
The Anaconda Shopping Center in Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii is packed with rings, clothing, and Aloha Links. It’s also where you’ll find one of the game’s Photo Rallies, which rewards you with one of the top darts available.
As you explore both floors of the Anaconda Shopping Center, keep an eye out for key landmarks and hidden anacondas. It’s easy to get disoriented and overlook your target, but this guide will help you navigate smoothly. You’ll find straightforward instructions and tips on notable nearby shops and attractions. With our help, you’ll snag that dart before you know it.
1. Anaconda – Aloha Sign
“Shopping Center 1F”
Enter the Anaconda Mall from the northeastern entrance and walk straight ahead. You’ll come across a massive sign right away. Alternatively, it is just slightly north of the taxi stand at the Anaconda Shopping Center. Don’t worry if you miss it; even though it’s large, it can be easy to overlook from the south side.
2. Anaconda – Anaconda Arcade
“Shopping Center 1F”
This is the sign located in the arcade section of the Anaconda Shopping Center. The arcade is situated in the southeast corner of the first floor.
3. Anaconda – Face Cutout Board
“Shopping Center 1F”
The cutout board of Anaconda is right next to the arcade. As you round the corner of the arcade heading northeast, you’ll run directly into it.
4. Anaconda – Snake Jar
“Shopping Center 2F”
The large snake in a pot can be spotted in the central courtyard area on the second floor (not the east side). Look for the space with the flamingo statues and ukulele players.
5. Anaconda – Colorful Mannequin
“Shopping Center 1F”
The display case featuring Colorful Mannequins is on the east side of the first floor. While facing the arcade, head northwest. The case is right next to the Anaconda Sports Shop.
6. Anaconda – Anaconda South Entrance
“Shopping Center South Entrance”
You want to capture a photo of the Anaconda sign above, not the one to the left of the entrance. The Anaconda Shopping Center sign at the south entrance can only be seen from the street. Look for the anaconda emblem in the center of the awning.
7. Anaconda – Anaconda West Entrance
“Shopping Center West Entrance”
Unlike the South Entrance, you won’t be photographing the sign above the entrance here. Instead, head inside and check the north wall (it will be on your left). The sign is located east of the Sunset World Market.
8. Anaconda – Hidden Anaconda: Shrubbery
“Shopping Center 2F”
You can find this hidden anaconda on the corner of a planter box on the east side of the shopping center’s second floor. This planter is directly across from the Fiddler Brand store.
9. Anaconda – Hidden Anaconda: Window Display
“Shopping Center 2F”
Look for this hidden Anaconda emblem on the west side of the second floor. It’s located just west of the ABC Store (Anaconda).
10. Anaconda – Hidden Anaconda: Restroom
“Shopping Center Restroom”
You’ll find the hidden restroom anaconda on the east side of the mall. This restroom is tucked away southeast of the arcade.
11. Anaconda – Sujigami PC Shop
“Shopping Center 2F”
This shop is located in the northeast corner of the Anaconda Mall’s second floor, above the escalators. If you’ve played Infinite Wealth, this is where you’d participate in the Sujimon Colosseum battles.
12. Anaconda – Tropical Showcase
“Shopping Center North Entrance”
You’ll spot this display case to your right when you enter the Anaconda Mall from the North Entrance.
13. Anaconda – Big Heart And Message
“Shopping Center 1F”
This heart and message can be found on the northeast section of the Anaconda Mall’s second floor, just north of the escalators. If you’ve played Infinite Wealth, this is the area for the Sujimon Colosseum battles.
14. Anaconda – Big High Heels
“Shopping Center 1F”
From the Hilo Hattie store on the mall’s first floor, head east. The display case featuring this giant shoe is just a few storefronts down.
15. Anaconda – Golden Cow
“Steakhouse Interior”
You will find the Golden Cow right in the center of the Boogie Woogie Steak House. You can’t miss it as you enter the restaurant.
