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Adventurer

The **Adventurer's** prefix is available on both swords and shields.

It makes it so that using fruits, books, or staffs doesn't always consume them. That is, you get the effects of the Booker, Small Eater, and Magick prefixes, though not necessarily at the same percentage chance as those prefixes. According to the JP wiki, the overall activation rate is 1/10, compared to the 1/6 of the specialty prefixes.
Beast Hater

A beast hater's only notable value is as the source of the Anti-Beast mark, which is helpful for recruiting Zulur and nearly essential for recruiting Carbuncle.

## Beast Hater

### Mark

Beast Attack

A beast hater has decent base stats and is the source of the Beast Attack mark, which deals extra damage to the most common type of monsters in the game.
Construction

## Original game

The original game has only three items used for construction. You can give items to DIY Mana and she will upgrade your House. You can add a strongbox (to store money) or expand your item storage for timber and stone. Increasing your maximum number of friends requires timber and a magic ball.

I've also put a link to the Magical Key on this page just because I thought it should go somewhere and it doesn't belong anywhere else.

 Stone | 2000
 Magic Ball | 10000
 Magical Key | 10000

## Sequel

Construction options in the sequel are massively expanded from the original game and there are numerous construction materials to gather. Some of these new materials are also used in the game's crafting system.

### Materials

To view which monsters drop particular materials, click on the "what links here" link in the right sidebar on the page for the material. However the drop lists are still incomplete for some monsters.

### Buildings

If you go to Karen's construction shop in Hope Village, she can sell you some building permits. If you buy a building permit from her, you can place the building in town once you have the required materials for it. Initially the selection of permits is limited, and more options unlock gradually through the course of the game.
Sparkly Wand

The **Sparkly Wand** is a gold accessory. Due to it being a gold accessory, it was only obtainable if the player bought a Gold Pass that featured this cosmetic. This cosmetic was featured in season 7. This accessory is only usable on Randolph.

## Appearance

This accessory gives Randolph a wand, it is a very thin cylinder with the tips of both ends (top and bottom) be yellow and the middle of the wand be grey. The middle is longer than the two ends.
Angry Fruit

Eating an angry fruit will cause you to gain the angry status condition. You usually don't want that condition, but you can inflict it on enemies by throwing the fruit at them. Of course, you probably don't actually care about that, either. Alternatively, Compounder Barbara can use it for special synthesis to add a Rage Attack mark to swords or an Anti-Rage mark to shields. Then again, those marks aren't very useful, either.

In the sequel, this is called Anger Fruit.
All Guard

This is a red mark from BUJIN Bracelet, which protects the wearer from all negative conditions. Note that as a red mark, it cannot be used in combination with another red bracelet mark, nor can it be used on accessories. It also provides no protection from Demon Eye, despite that skill being linked with confused, and also doesn't provide protection from the frightened (stunned) condition.
Bracelets

Bracelets go into the player's third gear slot and have a wide variety of effects, such as showing additional things on the map or granting immunity to particular conditions. Not all bracelets can be sold by vendors, but those that cannot be sold may still have a sale price inferred from the vendor buy price. Town vendors do not sell bracelets, so prices listed for bracelets are for when Tanukichi sells them in her dungeon shop.

In the original game, which bracelet is best is very situational due to their limited slots. In the sequel however, bracelets with three slots are introduced, which are the Beautiful Bracelet, Valkyrie Bracelet, and Battle Buddy Bracelet. The Beautiful Bracelet has no intrinsic mark, while the latter two do but aren't available until the Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) dungeon.

In the sequel, some bracelets can transfer their intrinsic mark to accessories using synthesis. The synth column specifies which bracelets can transfer a mark like this. For the most part, this just gives the friend the effect of wearing the bracelet herself. See the Accessory Marks page for more details.
Wildlife Studios

**Wildlife Studios** is a mobile video game company originated from Brazil which started in 2011. They help other developers make games, and make games all on their own. They are best known for developing Tennis Clash, Zooba and Suspects.

## Background and History

### 2011

Wildlife Studios was founded under the name Top Free Games. (Abbreviation being TFG.) Their first success was a game named Racing Penguin, which according to them recieved 100,000 downloads per day and became the second most downloaded game in the world.

### 2012

A video game named Bike Race was launched and Apple awarded it the Game of the Year award. In 2013 the same title was given to the game by Facebook. The game was number one on the rankings for iOS and Android, and was the most downloaded game in the US in that year.

### 2014

Launch of a game named Sniper 3D, which would become the 7th most downloaded game in the world in 2018.

### 2016

Launched Castle Crush and War Machines, which both were successes, and were the first time they broke into the real-time multi-player game market.

### 2018

All their games combined had a download number of 1 billion in that year.

### 2019

Launched Tennis Clash, a game titled as number one in over a hundred countries, and Zooba, one of Wildlife's most well-known intellectual properties.

## Quotes

> Wildlife Studios is one of the largest mobile gaming companies in the world.
> Founded in Brazil in 2011, our studio has grown to become a truly global organization. Our offices are located in the United States, Brazil, Argentina, and Ireland - and we're still expanding. Today, our portfolio of over 60 games engages billions of players around the world.
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> Unleash your potential and work on games.
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> We're on a mission to connect the world with the fun of gaming.
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> Wildlife is a blend of excellence in art and creativity with data science and high-end technology.
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Confused

The confused status condition does not prevent you from trying to move or attack. However, if you choose to move, then you will move in a random direction, and probably not the one you requested. Similarly, if you choose to attack, then you will attack in a random direction. This can cause you to damage allies.

There are several ways to confuse your enemies. Confusion Fruit works on a single target, while a Grimoire of Confusion will confuse all enemies in the room. You can become confused by stepping on a Confu Trap. Jabberwock's Confu Song, Hematophagus's Confu Ultrasound, and Dark Bat's Panic Ultrasound will confuse all enemies in an area. A Confusion Attack sword mark has a small chance of confusing the enemy you hit, while an Anti-Confusion shield mark will protect you from the condition. A Confu Bracelet will also protect you against becoming confused.
Confusion Attack (mark)

This is a sword mark that gives your attacks a small chance (around 5%) to inflict the confused condition on monsters that you hit. It is obtained by having Compounder Barbara perform special synthesis using a Confusion Fruit. It is a green mark, so multiple copies of the mark on the same sword will stack and give you a higher chance to inflict the condition.

This mark also exists in the sequel. It is still created by using synthesis on a Confusion Fruit.
Version History

Ever since Suspects: Mystery Mansion has released, there has been changes to the game, which can either be map changes, new roles, new maps, new skins, etc. This page has been created as a page of compiled features that each update the game has had. A bullet;

* [New feature]

will show the addition, and a second layer bullet;

* [New feature]
	+ [Detail on what the feature above adds or does]

will show what that addition adds in more detail. The highest layered bullet;

* [New feature]
	+ [Detail on what the feature above adds or does]
		- [Even more detail to the second bullet]

Will explain in even more detail. The most latest versions of the game are the higher sections on the page.

## Version History

* 2.1.7 (Current)
* 2.1.0
* 2.0.6
* 2.0.1
* 1.23.1
* 1.21.0
* 1.18.0
* 1.17.0
* 1.16.1
* 1.16.0
* 1.15.0
* 1.14.0
* 1.13.0
* 1.12.3
* 1.12.0
* 1.11.1
* 1.11.0
* 1.10.2
* 1.10.0
* 1.9.2
* 1.9.0
* 1.8.0
* 1.7.0
* 1.6.0
* 1.5.0
* 1.4.0
* 1.3.0
* 1.2.0
* 1.1.0
* 0.10.0
* 0.9.0
* 0.7.0
Cave Rest Area

The Cave Rest Area is between floors 9 and 10 of the Route Old Castle dungeon. The first time you arrive here, there will be a storyline scene. After that, there is a Yellow Slime merchant who will offer to buy any unwanted goods that you'd like to vendor, and also has a handful of things to sell. There is also a portal to warp back to Hope Village, in case you don't have a Return Grimoire.

 Heal Staff[5]
 Magic Torch | 2000
Booker

The booker prefix is available on both swords and shields.

It makes it so that reading books doesn't always consume them. That is, you get the normal effect of reading the book, but sometimes still have the book in your inventory so that you can use it again. Or for books with multiple charges, sometimes reading the book uses a charge and sometimes not.
Amanita

A family that manages a mushroom mountain. They have made a fortune by mass-producing mushrooms for food industrial use.

Amanita is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* Sleep Counter
* Sleep Guard

### Pro skills

* Cold Blood Attack
* Sleep Attack
* Defensive Stance
* State Extension

### Drops

* Magic Powder
* Fiber Grass
* Fiber Grass

### Recruitment locations

* Village Mayor's Trial 2 floor 93~96
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) 400+F
Bond Bracelet

The bond bracelet allows you to have more than two friends at a time in a dungeon. If you already have two friends and recruit a third, the game would ordinarily require you to either dismiss your third friend or send one of the first two back to town. If you are wearing a bond bracelet, however, the third friend will join you as your friend for the rest of the floor before leaving. The game will not give you the option to send one of your previous two friends back to town and keep the third, so be sure to do that first if you actually want to keep your new friend around.

The bond bracelet is given to you by Tarte as a reward for completing the Monster Book. Once you have completed the entire book except for entry #119, Tarte will explain that the missing entry is for her, fill it in to complete the book, and give you the bracelet. It is only possible to get one bond bracelet ever, so don't sell it or lose it.
Anti-Paralysis

This is a shield mark that grants you immunity to the paralyzed condition. It is obtained by having Compounder Barbara perform special synthesis using a Paralysis Fruit. It is a blue mark, so multiple copies of the mark on the same shield are allowed but do not stack. Once you are completely immune to the condition, there is nothing more for additional copies of the same mark to do.

In the sequel, this mark is called Paralysis Guard, and it is available on both shields and accessories. It is still created by using synthesis on a Paralyze Fruit.
Crystal Sword

A crystal sword could be briefly useful in the very early game before you're able to get the enhancement level up on a better sword. The mark will reduce the enhancement level of the sword by 1 with every attack, so it can't be useful for very long.

The crystal sword only exists in the sequel and not in the original game.
Amazones

It seems that the single rotation in the skill "Kabuto splitting" is staged to maintain motivation.

### Skills

* Helmet Split
* Spear Attack

### Terms of friendship

Hit her hard enough to defeat her in a single attack. The more damage you deal above what it would take to defeat her in a single attack, the more likely she is to respond by asking to join you.

### Recruitment locations

* Village Exit, floors 33-39
* Demon Kingdom, floors 23-28
* Mysterious Adventure

## Amazones

### Cap Agi

26

She is a mid-level of warrior among the war-rabbit tribe. They say it doesn't matter if she can defeat her opponents even if she involves her allies in the fight.

### Skills

* Piercing Attack
* Rock Slash

### Terms of friendship

Give her an Iron Spear with an enhancement level of +3 or better. This is totally different from what it was in the original game.

### Drops

* Stiff Hair
* Zuluan Cloth
* Iron Spear

### Recruitment locations

* Route Maxwell Ruins, floors 22-24
Adventurers

Some dungeon floors have an adventuring party with one to three monsters around a campfire. The monsters are very high level, but won't attack you unless provoked. In the original game, they also have a barrel with them. If you attack the barrel, sometimes a monster breaks out and attacks, and sometimes it drops an item for you. Sometimes the barrel will explode like a mine and damage you. Attacking the barrel will not make the other adventurers turn hostile.

Damaging any of the adventurers will make them turn hostile. You ordinarily can't slash them with your sword, as that will just talk to them instead. Throwing something damaging at them will make them turn hostile. You can accidentally make them hostile if you're fighting other monsters in the area and one of your friends uses an area attack that damages monsters in a large area that accidentally includes one of the adventurers.

As the adventurers are neutral monsters, killing any of them will harm your reputation. Of course, as they are high level, attacking them is likely to mean that they kill you rather than the other way around.
Anti-Blast

Anti-blast is a shield mark that comes on a Blast Shield. It reduces by half the damage dealt when you step on a Mine or Large Mine. Normally a mine would remove half of your remaining health, but an anti-blast mark can reduce that to one fourth. Normally a large mine would reduce your health to 1, but an anti-blast mark makes it only consume half of your current health. It is a green mark, so you can stack multiple copies of it for increased effects.

In the sequel, this mark is called Explosion Cut.
Companionship

This skill prevents a monster who fires arrows from shooting her allies. Rather, she will check her line of sight and see who would actually be hit by the target. If she would hit an ally rather than an enemy because an ally is standing in front of her target, then she will hold her fire. It does not prevent her from damaging secondary targets with a Silver Arrow or Explosion Arrow so long as the arrow itself would first hit an enemy.

In the sequel, this skill is called Friendliness. As opposed to your other friends who are apparently not friendly. Trainee Elf, that means you.
Bee

Bottom worker bee. She is in charge of everything from honey making to delivery. She just wants money to party.

### Skills

* Poison Needle
* Floating

### Recruitment locations

* Village Exit, floors 5-9
* Demon Kingdom, floors 3-6
* Elven Hidden Village, floors 20-25

## Bee

### Cap Agi

22

A worker bee demon tribe. After collecting honey from flowers, they look forward more than anything to a drink with their friends.

### Skills

* Depower Needle
* Crowbar
* Float

### Terms of friendship

Pay her 3000 money. She has increased her fee since the original game.

### Drops

* Soft Shell
* Golden Magic Water
* Wind Piece

### Recruitment locations

* Route Old Castle, floors 7-9
* Route Maxwell Ruins, floors 2-3
* Route Great Fairy Place, floors 4-6
* Route Fog Origin, floors 2-3, 20-21
Anti-Confusion

This is a shield mark that grants you immunity to the confused condition. It is obtained by having Compounder Barbara perform special synthesis using a Confusion Fruit. It is a blue mark, so multiple copies of the mark on the same shield are allowed but do not stack. Once you are completely immune to the condition, there is nothing more for additional copies of the same mark to do.

In the sequel, this mark is called Confusion Guard, and it is available on both shields and accessories. It is still created by using synthesis on a Confusion Fruit. It can also be placed on an accessory by synthesizing the accessory with an Anti-Cnf. Bracelet or an Amnesia Fruit.
Bloom Maid

She is the cleaning person in charge of the mansion. She is a problem person who considers her employer's collections as garbage and disposes of them.

Bloom Maid is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* Breaking Traps
* Searching Traps
* Small Discomfort

### Terms of friendship

Use a Trap Remove Grimoire when next to her.

### Drops

* Rienel Cloth
* Mana Piece
* Maid's Weapon

### Recruitment locations

* Route Great Fairy Place, floors 25-27
Books

Reading a book has effects that depend on the book. A Grimoire of Return is readily identified on the ground because it is the only blue book, while all other books appear exactly the same. Books are initially unidentified in several dungeons unless you do something to identify them.

Some types books always have only a single charge. Others can have multiple charges, so that you can read it and get the effects multiple times before the book is destroyed. If you have equipped a sword or shield with the Booker or Magick prefix, then reading a book won't always consume a charge. The charges column in the table below lists whether a type of book can have multiple charges, though sometimes "multiple" means that it starts with only one. For books with multiple charges, the price listed is per charge, and a book with three charges will have three times the buy and sell price at vendors of a book with only one.

Some books automatically have their effects on whoever is in the room. Other books will affect a particular item, and upon reading the book, will ask you to choose which item you want to affect by it. It is very dangerous to do this with an unidentified book to affect an item that you care about, as some books can destroy the item.

Books can be read while inside of a Magic Pouch. They do not have to be in your main inventory in order to be used. A book does have to be in your main inventory in order for the effects of other books to be applied to it. Books cannot be read while sealed or blind.
Begging

The begging prefix is available for both swords and shields.

I'm not sure what the description of standing on top of the money means. It does not mean having a lot of money in inventory. My best guess is that it means standing on money that is laying on the ground without picking it up. But normally, you pick up money when you step on it, so that would be strange. If you can figure out what it means, on a sword, it will increase your damage, or on a shield, it will decrease your damage. But the circumstances required are sufficiently weird that it's probably better to get a different prefix instead.
Aburaage Pouch

When you put an item into a aburaage pouch, it will be transformed into an Epic Aburaage. It is recommended that you put very cheap items like Arrows into the pouch to minimize the cost of generating random items. You cannot take items out of an aburaage pouch as you would a Change Pouch, though you can throw the pouch against a wall to shatter it. As epic aburaage isn't that useful, it's usually better to just sell the pouch full of aburaage to Tanukichi.

The change pouch exists only in the sequel and not in the original game.
Cute

The cute prefix is available on weapons, shields or food buff from Coco's cafe , but only in the sequel.

It increases the like level of monsters. From the text, it's not clear whether this means the like level of hostile monsters or the initial like level of bump into a monster. Only can confirm that it won't affect the initial like level of new friends as its still 30.

It provides bonus like points when you give gifts, +2 point per item, multiple prefix doesn't stacks.
Accurate

Accurate is a sword mark that comes on a True Sword. It makes it so that when you attack monsters, you will always hit rather than sometimes missing. It is a blue mark, so it is a waste to stack multiple copies of the mark on the same sword. Once you always hit, there is nothing more for an additional accurate mark to do. It requires a Magical Key to get the sword, so it is not available until the endgame.
Ancestral Dragon

Dragon who was unable to control her powerful power and spent her life in seclusion. Although she has cut off relations with others, she began to appear when she heard about the release of a new sweet product. Behind her innocence, he holds a terrifying power.

### Skills

* Fire Breath
* Fire Resist
* Fire Blessing Ex
* Dragon Blessing Ex

### Pro skills

* Steam Blast
* Ash Blessing IV

### Terms of friendship

Invites her and gives a Cacao Sweets then win her power contest.

### Drops

* Battled Scale
* Great Scale
* Burnt-Out Bread

### Recruitment locations

* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) 900+F (Only spawn once on same floor)
6tails Fox

The six-tailed fox is nearing the end of its training to become a senko. She's slacking off on the take care of tails.

### Skills

* Youko Dance
* Item Mimicry

## Fox 6tails

### Experience

444

She is a changing fox who is on the verge of becoming a Senko. She has realized that her past hardships are a test for herself, and spends her days wagging her tail 10,000 times in thanksgiving.

### Skills

* Waving Tails
* Item Sealing Dance

While not formally listed as a skill in the sequel, foxes still effectively have the same Item Mimicry skill as in the original game.

### Pro Skills

* Tickle
* Dance Tips D

### Drops

* Soft Hair
* Demon Hair
* Small Heal Fruit

### Recruitment locations

* Route Fog Origin
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel)
Corrosion Ex

Freelance Slug uses this skill to attempt to remove a mark from the player's sword or shield. It won't have any effect if the equipment she targets has a Rustproof mark. When used against monsters, it gives them the miss condition.

This skill is improved by the skill Add Strong Acid, which allows it to bypass the protection of Rustproof marks.
Brave

The brave prefix is available for both swords and shields.

### On swords

It increases the damage you deal by about 15% for each enemy that you are adjacent to beyond the first. That is, if you are adjacent to one enemy, it does nothing, but will increase your damage by 15% while adjacent to two or 30% while adjacent to three.

### On shields

It decreases the damage you take in the same circumstance. While you usually don't want to be adjacent to several enemies, this prefix plus a sword with the Three-way Attack mark could be effective for clearing Monster Houses.
All Attack

All Attack is a red sword mark which comes from the Demon Sword, which increases the player's damage by approximately 25% against all monster types. As a red mark, it cannot be used in combination with any other red mark. It offers less damage than the +55% increase of Twice Attacks, but works better with Crowbar marks than Twice Attack does.

This mark exists only in the sequel and not the original game.
Agnis

Spider Tribe who has adapted to hot regions. By taking in volcanic Mana, she is able to produce irregular strings tinged with fire. When stretched thin and pasted on the skin. It is effective for stiff shoulders.

### Skills

* Assault Attack
* Spider Thread
* Spider's Sight
* Silk (Fire)
* Plump

### Pro Skills

* 5 way Attack
* Insect Attack

### Terms of friendship

Step in her webs four times, then give her an item. It doesn't matter what the item is, so it might as well be something cheap. She seems to really only want you to be friendly even after getting stuck in her webs. It isn't necessary to actually be affected by the webs, so it's easier to recruit her if you read an Immunity Grimoire ahead of time.

### Drops

* Soft Shell
* Carbonized Shell
* Grimoire of Dispel

### Recruitment locations

* Route Fog Origin
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel)
Ageing Attack

This is a blue sword mark that exists only in the sequel. It is a blue mark, so multiple copies of the mark on the same sword are allowed but do not stack. This mark causes your sword's enhancement level to reduce by one every time you hit a monster. This is a bad thing, so you do not want this mark on your gear. The current in-game text description of what the mark does is completely wrong.
Antidote Fruit

Eating an antidote fruit will restore your power to its maximum if it had previously been decreased by being shot by Poison Arrows. It can also be used by Compounder Barbara for special synthesis to add an Anti-Decrease in Pow mark to shields. It cannot be used to create Sword Marks.

In the sequel, this is called Depower Fruit. That is perhaps misleading, as it does roughly the opposite of that by restoring any power that you have lost. Still, it's better than calling it Antidote Fruit. The sequel has something that it calls Antidote Fruit, but that is Curing Fruit in the original. The name collision is unfortunate.
Barbara

Barbara is an Alraune who offers special synthesis, which allows you to use Fruit to add Sword Marks to Swords or Shield Marks to Shields. Not all types of fruit can be used in this way. Marks that can be created by special synthesis cannot be obtained in any other way.

The four recover fruits all create exactly the same mark, so there's no need to hunt down better fruits to get a better mark. For the condition fruits, the sword marks generally give you a chance of inflicting that condition on a monster you hit, while the shield fruits make you completely immune to the condition.
Ash Blessing

Pro version of monster skill for the Dragon tribe, provide extra damage based on attack power for fire type skill such as Fire Breath and Steam Blast.

There are total 4 level available I,II,III and Ex each adds 10%, 12%, 14% and 16% of attack power into fixed damage.

For example, if the attack power is 50, Fire Breath will deal 20 + (50 \* 0.1) = 25 damage.
Skelly

**Skelly** is a playable character in Suspects: Mystery Mansion. They appears as a white skeleton with a bony tail. The species which this skeleton belongs to is unknown. They are obtained through buying the Skelly Pack, a bundle only obtainable when playing on the Steam version. When buying the bundle, you obtain Skelly, and the current Gold Pass. The bundle costs 1.99 USD. If the player already has the current Gold Pass season, they'll just get 240 gems instead.

## Bio

''Skelly loves to play music! Their favorite instrument is the Trom-Bone.''

## Trivia

* Skelly is the only character to be only obtainable when playing on a specific version of the game.
* Skelly is the first character to be based on a something rather than an animal.
* Skelly's visual assets are actually reused assets from killing animations featuring a character getting shocked by electricity.
Corrosion

Forest Slug uses this skill to attempt to reduce the enhancement level of your sword or shield. It won't have any effect if you have a Rustproof mark on the gear she attacks. And you do have that mark, right? When used against monsters, it gives them the miss condition.

In the sequel, this skill is called E-Corrosion.
SK8 the Infinity - Anime

***SK8 the Infinity*** (SK∞ エスケーエイト *Esukēeito)* Es una serie de anime original dirigida por Hiroko Utsumi y producida por el estudio Bones . Se anunció el 20 de septiembre de 2020 y se emitió desde el 9 de enero de 2021 hasta el 3 de abril de 2021.

Un nuevo proyecto de anime y una producción teatral en dos partes se anunciaron más tarde durante el evento *Ai no Masquerade* el 4 de julio de 2021

## Sinopsis

“Sé que lo vi. Había copos de nieve blancos cayendo del cielo, aquí mismo en Okinawa ... "

Reki, un estudiante de segundo año de secundaria y patinador, es adicto a "S", una carrera de patinaje cuesta abajo muy secreta y peligrosa sin restricciones que tiene lugar en una mina abandonada. Los patinadores están especialmente locos por las "beefs" o batallas acaloradas que estallan en las carreras.

Un día, Reki invita a Langa, un estudiante transferido de Canadá, a una carrera "S". Langa no tiene experiencia en el skate, pero se ve arrastrado al loco mundo de "S".

Este colorido grupo de patinadores que no son exactamente lo que parecen te llevará a un emocionante viaje de batallas de patinaje y posibilidades ilimitadas ... ¡que está a punto de comenzar ahora mismo!

Este emocionante anime original sobre la mayoría de edad fue creado por un equipo de estrellas con Hiroko Utsumi (Director), Ichiro Okouchi (Composición de la serie / Guión), Michinori Chiba (Diseño de personajes) y Bones (Producción de animación), ¡así que no te lo pierdas!

## Personal

* Director: Hiroko Utsumi
* Composición de la serie: Michinori Chiba
* Director de animación jefe: Michinori Chiba, Hiroki Kanno
* Diseño de monopatín: Studio No Border
* Color Design: Yukari Goto
* Art Director: Yumiko Kondou
* Director de 3DCG: Yōta Andō
* Director de fotografía: Masataka Ikegami
* Edición: Honami Yamagishi
* Sound Director: Masafumi Mima
* Efectos de sonido: Shizuo Kurahashi, Sachiko Nishi

## Cast

### Japones:

* Tasuku Hatanaka *como* Reki Kyan
* Chiaki Kobayashi *como* Langa Hasegawa
* Takuma Nagatsuka *como* Miya Chinen
* Kenta Miyake *como* Shadow
* Hikaru Midorikawa *como* Cherry Blossom
* Yasunori Matsumoto *como* Joe
* Takehito Koyasu *como* Adam
* Kensho Ono *como* Tadashi Kikuchi

### Ingles:

* Matt Shipman *as* Reki Kyan
* Howard Wang *as* Langa Hasegawa
* Ry McKeand *as* Miya Chinen
* Chris Guerrero *as* Shadow
* Daman Mills *as* Cherry Blossom
* Jonah Scott *as* Joe
* David Wald *as* Adam
* Brandon Johnson *as* Tadashi Kikuchi

## Música

Opening: "Paradise" por Rude-α

Ending: "Infinity" por Yuri
Aery

Lower wind spirit. She hears a lot of bad rumors about humans from the top spirits and doesn't seem to like humans.

### Skills

* Get Tired Easily
* Act Twice
* Floating
* Wind Blessing

### Terms of friendship

Max her like level. That is, give her gifts until the game gives you a message saying that her like level has reached the maximum possible.

### Recruitment locations

* Beginner Dungeon, floors 30-33
* Village Exit, floors 4-8
* Demon Kingdom, floors 9-15
* Elven Hidden Village, floors 3-6
* Mysterious Adventure

## Aery

### Cap Agi

42

A lower level wind spirit. Many of them are not friendly to humans because they have heard bad rumors about humans from the senior spirits of higher rank.

### Skills

* Attack Fatigue
* Twice Action
* Float
* Wind Blessing

### Pro skills

* Small Cyclone
* Winged Attack
* Ground Blessing

### Terms of friendship

Max her like level. That is, give her gifts until the game gives you a message saying that her like level has reached the maximum possible.

### Drops

* Mana Piece
* Wind Piece
* Wind Piece

### Recruitment locations

* Route Old Castle, floors 20-22
* Route Maxwell Ruins, floors 16-18
* Route Phoenix Place, floors 3-4, 10
* Route Great Fairy Place, floors 4-6
Attack Recovery

The attack recovery mark is a sword mark that can be obtained by having Compounder Barbara use special synthesis to convert a Small Recover Fruit, Recover Fruit, Big Recover Fruit, or Large Recover Fruit into the mark. It causes you to recover 2 health every time you hit a monster with your sword. It is a green mark, so its effects can be stacked, and you'll recover 2 health per copy of the mark on your sword. All four fruits create the same mark, so you might as well just buy the cheap, small version from Tanukichi if you want this mark on your sword.

In the sequel, this mark is called Atk Recovery and is only created from a Heal Fruit and not the other sizes of it. Instead, a Big Heal Fruit or Large Heal Fruit will create an Atk Recovery Lv2 or Atk Recovery Lv3 mark, respectively. Meanwhile a Small Heal Fruit does not create a mark at all.
Amaryllis

Young Amaryllis of the magic root genus. The language of flowers is "pride". Despite her appearance, she has lived a life full of ups and downs. She is confident in her way of life and prefers to think in a reasonable way without being emotional. We wish to be like her.

Amaryllis is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* State Absorption
* Nutrients
* Root Power Ex
* Root Technicians

### Terms of friendship

Allow her to use State Absorption to remove a beneficial condition from you 6 times, then give her an item.

### Drops

* Fog Grass
* Mysterious Seed
* Antidote Fruit

### Recruitment locations

* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) 400+F
Change Pouch

When you put an item into a change pouch, it will be transformed into a different, random item. It is recommended that you put very cheap items like Arrows into the pouch to minimize the cost of generating random items. A change pouch seems to draw from the same distribution as random items that spawn on the ground in a given dungeon. What a change pouch will change an item into depends on where you use it.

You cannot normally remove items from a change pouch as you would a Magic Pouch. Rather, if you want to retrieve the contents, you can throw the pouch at a wall. It will shatter upon hitting the wall and scatter its contents on the ground. If a full change pouch doesn't have any items that you particularly want to use, then it is best to just sell the full pouch to Tanukichi.

The change pouch exists only in the sequel and not in the original game.
Al-Choo

Al-Choo is a Were Rat who can remove unwanted skills from friends. She is an important part of the Sensei system, as friends have a cap of eight skills. Rather than making it impossible for a friend who has reached the cap to learn new skills, she allows the player to remove an old skill to make room for a new one. She requires an Amnesia Fruit in order to remove a skill.

Al-Choo is found in the Mountain Village rest area of Route Old Castle.
Arrows

Arrows are equipped in the fourth equipment slot, though unlike the other slots, you don't have to actually equip them to use them. If you equip arrows, you can fire them by pressing a key. The default is A. But you can still shoot arrows by selecting them in your inventory without having equipped them. You do not need a bow in order to fire arrows.

Unlike most other items in the game, arrows can be stacked. If you have an arrow in your inventory and get another arrow of the same type, you will then have a single stack of two arrows in your inventory that still only uses a single inventory slot. When fired, you only consume one of the arrows from your stack. The maximum stack size varies some by type of arrows. It also varies by game, which is why there are two separate columns for the maximum stack size.

There are two major sources of arrows. One is finding them laying around on the ground inside of dungeons. The other is that when an arrow is fired and misses its target, some types of arrow drop to the ground. You can then pick it up and use it yourself. Arrows can be fired by particular Traps or other Monsters. There are multiple ways to make arrows miss, most notably the Wind Bressing Shield Mark.

Arrows deal damage when they hit a target, but some arrows also have other effects. The higher your power, the more damage an arrow that you fire will deal.

Arrows have changed enough between the two games that I'll give independent tables for them.
Buer

A former resident of the Heavenly Realm who has fallen into the Demon Tribe's Territory. She enjoys a lazy life that she cannot experience in the heavenly realm, where rules are strict. The ring on her head can be removed, but it is dull due to lack of maintenance.

### Skills

* False Blessing
* Field Power

### Pro skills

* Thunderbolt Magic
* Holy Wave

### Drops

* Large Feather
* Kashmir Cloth
* Golden Magic Water

### Recruitment locations

* Route Fog Origin, floor 47~49
Attack Up

The attack up status condition will approximately double your damage dealt with normal attacks for several turns. It is caused by the Charging skill used by Were Wolf, Fenrir, and Red Fang. As it is a positive condition, there is no need to defend against it.

In the sequel, this ability can stack. However, it functions differently. The first buff will add an additional 50% of your damage to your attack. Combine this buff with abilities that increase your damage such as Crowbar, Critical, accessories with prefixes on them, and more for some really easy high damage. The second buff stack will add approximately 70%. A third stack will add 90%.

In other words, if you normally deal 100 damage to a monster, one stack will do 150, two stacks will do 170, and three stacks will do 190.
Anti-Plant

The anti-plant mark is a sword mark that comes on a Plant Sickle sword. It increases your damage against plant type monsters: Alraune, Delphine, Nemophila, and Dandelion. It is a green mark, so multiple copies of it can be stacked on the same weapon for an increased effect.

In the sequel, this is called Plant Attack.
8tails Fox

A fox that lives for many years. She watches over the young foxes as they train. She is worried about the foxes.

## Fox8tails

### Experience

888

A fox who has eight tails and has become a Tenko fox. She is like a mother who advises and guides the seven-tailed foxed and watches over the young foxes.

### Skills

* Aburaage Dance
* Homing Foxfire
* Fox Bressing (skill)

### Pro skills

* Magic Turbulence
* Dance Tips D

### Drops

* Demon Hair
* Aburaagelize Grimoire
* Great Aburaagelize Grimoire

### Recruitment locations

* ~~Village Mayor's Trial floor 84~89~~
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel) 350+F
Bloodsucking

The bloodsucking prefix is available only on swords.

It disables your natural health recovery, but makes it so that you will be healed for about 30% of the damage that you deal. This can be useful in the endgame, especially if you get a shield with the Selfless prefix on it. Both prefixes will disable your natural health recovery, which is no worse than if only one of them did.

In the sequel, this prefix is called Bloody
Aomori Garlic

Aomori garlic is only available from random drops. Dark Bat is the only monster who wants it before she will be your friend, and she does not appear until well into the Mysterious Adventure dungeon. Aomori is a prefecture in Japan at the northern end of Honshu, and grows about 2/3 of Japan's garlic.

In the sequel, this item is just called Garlic. In addition, it can be consumed to give you the same effects as a Power Fruit and raise your max POW by +1.
Atlas

Cattle tribe who has tremendous power. They use their power as fully as they can, lifting the entire foundation of a house or supporting the bottom of a team gymnastics routine. She loves apples, but does not crush them in her fist.

Atlas is only present in the sequel and not in the original game.

### Skills

* Critical Hit
* Critical Up II
* Petrification Attack
* Plump

### Pro Skills

* Blow Away
* Demon Attack
* Dragon Attack

### Terms of friendship

Give her a Minotaur Axe that has been enhanced to +10 or better.

### Drops

* Birch Wood
* Magic Solt
* Minotaur Axe

### Recruitment locations

* Route Fog Origin
* Mysterious Adventure (Sequel)
Confu Bracelet

The confu bracelet grants immunity to the confused status condition. You can also defend against the condition with an Anti-Confusion mark on your shield. Later on, you can get the Takegami Bracelet, which protects against confusion and also other status conditions. Tanukichi will occasionally sell it for 3000 in her dungeon shop, or you can occasionally find it laying on the ground.

In the sequel, this is called Anti-Cnf. Bracelet, which is presumably short for Anti-Confusion Bracelet.
Burnt-Out Bread

Burnt-out bread only exists in the sequel and not in the original game. Normally, if you have a normal type of bread and burn it, it will create Burnt Bread. If the burnt bread itself gets burned again, it creates Burnt-Out Bread. The latter isn't very useful, as it only restores 5 stamina and 1 HP.
Burnt Bread

In the original game, burnt bread only refills 20 stamina and does not have any other effects. Burnt bread does not spawn normally, but is created when some other type of bread gets burned. There are several possible burning effects in the game, including Flame Lily's Item Baking skill and the Breath of Fire skill used by Dragon, Blue Dragon, or Dark Dragon. Those can destroy some types of items entirely, but only convert other types of bread to burnt bread rather than completely destroying it.

In the sequel, burnt bread refills 30 stamina and 20 HP. While it still doesn't spawn on its own in dungeons, it is sold by the Baker Dragon in the Mountain Village rest area. It is again created by burning other types of bread by various burning effects. If burnt bread itself gets burned again, it turns into Burnt-Out Bread.
Atk Recovery Lv2

This mark causes you to recover 3 health every time you hit a monster. It is a green mark, so its effects can be stacked, and you'll recover 3 health per copy of the mark on your sword. It can be created from a Big Heal Fruit using synthesis. It's also a waste of a mark, as you could instead use the mark slot for Atk Recovery Lv3 and recover 4 health per attack instead of 3. It exists only in the sequel and not in the original game.
Blast Shield

A blast shield could have a little value early on for its own sake if you haven't found anything better, but the real use of the shield is for its Anti-Blast mark.

## Blast Shield

### Mark

Explosion Cut

A blast shield now has among the best stats of any shield in the game, in addition to having its use as the source of the Explosion Cut mark.
Artist's Atelier Training Zone

Artists' Atelier Training Zone is a dungeon in the sequel. This dungeon is unlocked in the endgame by speaking to an NPC named Esme who appears in Karen's shop, where she gives the player new crafting recipes and offers to teleport them to this dungeon.

As this dungeon's name suggests, it is an extended version of Route Artist's Atelier. The player enters with nothing and must rely on crafting to progress, being provided a Claft Bracelet (Trial) to create advanced recipes. The items that can be found in this dungeon are very limited with no equipment available, but various construction materials can be found laying on the ground and resource nodes provide more material than normal. Monsters here cannot be recruited as friends.

For the first ten floors the monsters that appear in this dungeon change every two floors, causing the difficulty to scale up quickly. After the 10th floor, monster spawns change every five floors and Pro Monsters appear. Tanukichi's shop can also be found in this dungeon, but her stock is limited to fruit, bread, and gift items. (Garlic increases POW by 1, so it may be worth purchasing.)

On the 20th floor, the player can find a Claft Bracelet on the ground. Picking it up will give the player an option to exit the dungeon with whatever they're carrying, including the bracelet. The final 100th floor has no combat, and instead has several NPCs the player can speak to, one of whom will reward the player with several new crafting recipes.
Conditions

There are a number of status conditions that will limit or otherwise affect what you can do. While most of them are negative, there are some positive conditions, too. While affected by a status condition, a character has a bubble over her head that shows which condition it is. The game doesn't always give consistent text explanations of the conditions as opposed to icons, so I've supplied my own in some cases.

In addition to the methods of protecting yourself against particular negative status conditions, a Takegami Bracelet can protect you against all of them. Meanwhile, a Curing Fruit can remove some conditions after you get them, though you can't eat one to remove conditions that cause you to skip your turn and hence be unable to use items.

All conditions listed exist in the sequel, though sometimes named differently from in the original game. The (1) column has an X if the condition on that line is available in the original game.
Accessory Marks

All accessories have mark slots to give the accessory additional functionality, beyond the increase in attack or defense. Unlike swords, shields, or bracelets, however, accessories never have intrinsic marks and never come with any marks on them at all. Rather, you have to transfer marks using synthesis either from fruit, bracelets, or swords.

For the most part, accessory marks from fruit are about the same as Shield Marks, both in terms of which fruits can create a mark and what the mark does. Meanwhile, an accessory can generally get a mark from a bracelet if the effect of the bracelet would make sense on a monster and not otherwise. Sword marks can be transferred to accessories if they are created by swords (as opposed to fruit), not red or purple marks, and don't just target a particular species. Unlike other types of marks, some accessory marks have multiple sources, such as having the same mark created by either a fruit or bracelet.

Accessory marks only come in blue, green, and yellow. In particular, there are no purple or red accessory marks.

## Yellow marks

Yellow marks have some passive effect that stacks. This can mean modifying your base stats or it can mean faster recovery.

 SP Healing Up | Faily Brecelet | Increases SP recovery rate

## Green marks

Green marks have some active effect that stacks. That is, something that can take effect either when your friend hits a mob or gets hit by one.

 Dmg Recovery Lv3 | Large Heal Fruit | When damaged, recover 4 health

## Blue marks

Blue marks have effects that don't stack because it wouldn't make sense for them to stack. For example, if one blue mark makes you completely immune to some condition, then there's nothing more for a second copy of the same mark to do. You can have different blue marks on the same accessory all have their effects.
Burnt Bread Explorer

The Burnt Bread Explorer is an Elf found in the Mysterious Adventure (Sequel), who is looking to trade some of her arrows for some burnt bread. So far, she has been recorded to give the player:

* 11-15 Wooden Arrows
* 10-13 Iron Arrows
* 12 Silver Arrows

You can trade with her multiple times without leaving the floor, as long as you have more burnt bread to give. The most efficient way to obtain burnt bread is to first find Mold Bread, then throw the Mold Bread into the campfire that she stays at. During testing, it seems that you have the greatest chance of receiving wooden arrows, an okay chance at receiving iron arrows, and a rare chance at receiving silver arrows.
Calling

In the original game, this is a sword mark that can only be obtained randomly from swords dropped by Alpha Monsters. It takes 100 turns to charge the mark. Once it is charged, it allows you to summon your friends to you, like a Grimoire of Convocation. It is a purple mark, so it cannot be transferred to any other sword.

In the sequel, it is a purple shield mark instead of a sword mark. It has the same effect and costs 30 MP to use.
Cold Bread

Some floors of the sequel are hot, which reduces your natural health regeneration. Eating a cold bread will disable this environment effect for several floors, in addition to restoring 20 SP. This item exists only in the sequel and not in the original game.

Cold Bread has a vendor buy price of 250, so if it is sold by normal vendors, it will probably have a sell price of 500. The Baker Dragon in Meowacosanti charges 1000, however.
Boring Staff

This staff can drill a hole in a wall, like a sword with the Wall Dig mark. The name is not intended to say that the staff is uninteresting.

### Sequel

In the sequel, this item is called **Tunnel Staff**. It deals 20 damage if swung at a monster, allowing it to be identified in that manner. It can also be swung at Bread to create a Donut.