Professor Morikawa and the Sujimon are back at it again in blood-pumping Sujimon battles in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth, but unfortunately, some things have changed for the worse. A corrupt committee has taken over the Suji Leaඣgue, and Professor Morikawa has asked you to help himꦏ save it.

Much like 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokemon's Elite Four, you'll have to go up against the best Sujimon Trainers in Hawaii, known as the Discreet Four, and take🐟 down the best of them all, King, if you want to win. It's up to you to train your Sujimon, win battles and raids, and defeat every Sujimon Trainer 🐲in your path if you want to succeed.

How To Beat Jack's Tower

Jack is the first and weakest of the Discreet Four members you'll be fighting. You can begin the substory to fight him, Substory 38 - The CEO of Sujimon, by 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:completing the introductor🐻y Sujimon substories, and reaching Rank 10 as a Sujimon Trainer.

Jack's headquarters is the Regal Jack Resort Tower 2, on the corner of River St. For all the Discreet Four battles, you'll be fighting two of their underlings first and then the actual Discreet Four leader themselves.

During the Discreet Four challenges, you can decline a battle and get a chance to save, as well as use the Sujimon Gacha stands and the Sujimon Spo🧔ts in each headquarters to adjust🦋.

How To Beat The Section Chief

You'll have two people to fight before Jack, the Section Chief, and the Manager, and they've both got five Sujimon per battle.

Some recommendations for the Section Chief's fight include Dance Dictator, Sodachi, Party Fouler, Squirmworm, Rebel Yeller, and Jabber Jobber.

For beating him, you'll get rewarded with ten Sujimon Basic Gacha Tickets, $100 in cash, and five Sujimulch, and it'll be ti🍌me to fight the next underl🦩ing, the Manager.

Jack's Sujimon Gacha Spot includes a special Light-Element only Type Gacha you can pull from using Sujimon Basic Gacha Tickets.

How To Beat The Manager

Some recommendations for the Manager's fight include: Sodachi, Rebel Yeller, Shiver, Gainz Chaser, Bummer Strummer, and Bogus Barney.

The Manager is a bit more difficult and focuses on Light element Sujimon instead of Dark. You'll want to try and get rid of the Gainz Chaser and Rogue Rishiki first, as they'll be doing the most damage out of all his Sujimon.

Like the Section Chief, you'll also get another 10 Sujimon Basic Gacha Tickets, another $100 in cash, and another five Sujimulch as a reward.

How To Beat Jack

Once you've got both the underlings down, you'll have a chance to fight Jack himself.

You'll want your Sujimon to be around level 9 or 10 si🤡nce Jack's will have some pretty strong Sujimon compared to yours unless you've been evolving or gotten lucky in the Gacha.

Some recommended Sujimon for Jack's fight include: Misdemeanor Wiener, Dissentry, Silver Sentinel, Thermworm, Bummer Strummer, and Gorgin' Gourmand.

Jack has several evolved Sujimon, so you'll want to have at least two of your own to compete with their higher stats and better moves. All of his Sujimon are strong threats, so focus on taking them down one at a time as soon as possible.

Some Sujimon, such as the Rebel Yeller, can evolve into better, new Sujimon by Awakening them three times in a row by feeding them a total of five duplicate Sujimon at any Sujimon Spot.

Once you beat Jack, you'll get the Tower Badge as a reward, as well as one Japan Gacha Ticket, 50 Sujimulch, and $500 in cash, and complete his substory.

You'll also get several advancements for your Suijimon career:

• Your Sujimon's level cap will be raised to 20.
• Your Rank's level cap will be raised to 20.
• And you'll be able to challenge Bronze Rank Sujimon Trainers.

You can get ten free Committee Member fodder Sujimon by speaking with the Committee Member standing outside Regal Jack Resort Tower 2.

How To Beat Queen's Resort

• Rank needed to fight against Queen: 20

Queen's the next Discreet Four member you'll have to fight, and you can find her in an isolated section of Aloha Beach that you'll need to swim to from the ocean.

Arriving there will start the substory for Queen, Substory 39 - The Queen's Jubilee, and like before, you'll need to fight Queen's two underlings, then you're able to challenge Queen herself.

The Sujimon Gacha spot at Queen's Palace also has a special Type-Gacha for Frost Element Sujimon you can pull from.

How To Beat Sara

Sara's the first of Queen's underlings you'll fight, and like the other underlings, she'll only have five Sujimon for you to fight.

Some recommended Sujimon for Sara's fight include: Sand Bagger, Thermworm, Dissentry, Freakalele, Slammed Dancer, and Wipeout Warrior.

Sara starts you off with a not-too-difficult fight where you can keep to just a few Sujimon elements, and none of her Sujimon are particularly strong except for the Penalty Boxer and the Dissentry.

For beating her, you'll be rewarded with ten Sujimon Basic Gacha Tickets, $100 in cash, and five Super Sujimulch.

How To Beat Layla

Next, after Sara, is your fight with Layla, and she's got slightly stronger Sujimon than Sara, but overall, they aren't powerhouses.

Some recommended Sujimon for Layla's fight include: Thermworm, Freakalele, Wipeout Warrior, Poach Roach, Slammed Dancer, and Shivver.

Layla's got a stronger team🦂 than Sara's thanks to some higher-ranked Sujimon, but overall, they aren't too d❀ifficult.

The strongest of them are going to be the Wipeout Warrior and the Oiled Baron, so try to take them out first if possible.

Beating Layla also rewards you with another ten Sujimon Basic Gacha Tickets, five Super Sujimulch, and $100 in cash.

How To Beat Queen

Once both Sara and Layla are down, you'll be able to fight Queen for the Dojo Badge, and you'll want your Sujimon between levels 18 and 20.

Some recommended Sujimon for Queen's fight include: Hemloc Doc, Slammed Dancer, Powered Tool, Knife Twister, Dissentry, and Sand Bagger.

You can bait out weaker Sujimon to attack instead of more dangerous ones by intentionally providing the weaker Sujimon with a favorable match-up.

Queen's got several high-ranked Sujimon at her disposal, particularly Jaws of Death and Captain Crusher. You'll want to focus on taking them out first and also try to knock out the Hotstepper as well, so they can't do any healing.

Beating Queen nets you the Resort Badge, as well as another Japanese Master Ticket, $500 in cash, and 50 Super Sujimulch.🔴 You'll also get another set of advancements:

• Your Sujimon's level cap will be raised to 30.
• Your Rank's level cap will be raised to 30.
• You'll get Bonus Raids more often, and Suji Spot item quality will improve.
• And you'll access more Sujimon League Challenges.

After the visit from Ace, you'll be cleared to visit his gym whenever you're prepared for it, and you'll be able to obtain another ten Committee Agent Sujimon from the new Committee Member NPC in the Resort.

How To Beat Ace's Dojo

• Rank needed to fight against Ace: 30.

Ace's Dojo is located in the middle of F-X St., and as soon as you arrive in the building, you'll begin substory 40, A True Gym Battle, the next Sujimon Leaguওe-related 𒊎substory in the side story.

You'll have another two fights against Ace's underlings like with Jack and Queen, and you'll be able to pause in between them as needed to adjuꦕst or level your Sujimon ♌or to save your game.

Ace's Dojo has another special Type Gacha available at the Suji Gacha Stands, this time for Fire Type Sujimon.

How To Beat Ace's Disciple

Ace's Disciple is the first of Ace's underlings you'll fight, and he's got some pretty tough Sujimon on his team, particularly the Hateful Hakkyoi.

Some recommended Sujimon for Ace's Disciple's fight include: Shadow Diver, Unquiet Rioter, Blood Shadow, Weeping Archdemon, Championship Wrecker, and Lone Wolf.

Since he's got mostly Fire Type Sujimon, you can pretty safely bring a full Frost Type team to counter him, and still do well as long as you watch out for the Groundsreaper.

For beating Ace's Disciple, you'll be rewarded with ten Sujimon Gacha Tickets, $100 in cash, and five Hyper Sujimulch.

How To Beat Ace's Captain

Ace's Captain is up next, and much like the Disciple, he'll be using a lot of Fire Type Sujimon on his team.

Some recommended Sujimon for Ace's Captain's fight include: Shadow Diver, Captain Crusher, Unquiet Rioter, Baron' Von Lewd, and Arminator.

Ace's Captain isn't much more difficult than Ace's Disciple, since he has a pretty one-Element team, with the worst of them being the Penalty Boxer and Feast 'n Flyer.

He's also got one healer on his team, Freakalele, so try to aim for them in particular, too.

You'll get the same reward again: ten Sujimon Gacha Tickets, $100 in cash, and five Hyper Sujimulch.

How To Beat Ace

With both his underlings gone, it'll be time to fight Ace, and get your next Discreet Four Badge. He's going to be the toughest of all three fights, and you'll want to make sure your Sujimon are at least level 29 to 30 for this fight.

Some recommended Sujimon for Ace's fight include: Shadow Diver, Ganglord, Blood Shadow, Arminator, Gorgin' Gourmand, and Freakalele.

Ace's team is all about power and offense, but the downside of his team is that he doesn't have a healer.

Hit him with all the offense you've got, and focus on taking down Pandora's Boxer, Sparkle Juggernaut, and Dosukoi Gigantes.

As a reward for beating Ace, you'll obtain the Dojo Badge, one Japanese Master Ticket, 50 Hyper Sujimulch, and $500 in cash.

You'll also get another round of advancements as far as Sujimon goes:

• Your Sujimon's level cap will be raised to 40.
• Your Rank's level cap will be raised to 40.
• Your chance for bonus raids will be further increased, and you'll get better drops from Suji Spots.
• And you'll now be able to challenge Gold-Rank Trainers, as well as new Sujimon League challenges available.

Once Ace's finished, you'll get a brief cutscene about Joker, and then you'll need to pass the time doing things about Honolulu until you get access to the next substory.

How To Beat Joker's Underground

• Rank needed to fight Joker: 40.

Joker's lair is located on Harbor St., directly down from the Pier taxi stand and inside one of the warehouses, and you'll have to beat him to complete your current Sujimon substory, Sodachi's Revenge.

Unlike the prior fights, you'll be fighting three of Joker's underlings back-to-back with no breaks or HP recovery between the rounds, though you'll mostly be fighting four Sujimon per battle instead of five.

Because of the way all of Joker's fights are, you'll want a strong Sujimon team that's at least level 38 to 40, with at least one Sujimon with a healing skill, such as Freakalele.

The first underling you'll fight has this line-up:

The second underling you'll fight has this line-up:

And the third underling you'll fight has this line-up:

Once you beat all three fights, you'll be able to fight Joker, but you won't receive any rewards for beating them, unlike other similar fights.

How To Beat Joker

Up next is Joker's fight, and this fight is back to the usual type of Sujimon Battle, complete with rewards. His team is similar to Ace's, with a focus on maximum power, and no healing Sujimon at all.

Some recommended Sujimon for Joker's fight include: Super Sodachi, Munanugget Messiah, Extermination-kun, Championship Wrecker, Strummagedon, and Arminator.

The most dangerous Sujimon on his team are Tank Commander, Bonecleaver, and Pleatherface, as all three of them have extremely high attack.

Even neutral or resisted hits are going to do a good bit of damage, so you might not want to bring𒆙 Light Element Sujimon🐓 unless they have high HP.

Once you beat Joker, you'll receive the Underground Badge from him, as well as $1,000 in cash, a Japanese Master Ticket and 50 Extreme Sujimulch.

You aren't done yet though – you'll have to fight Joker and three of his underlings in a regular battle. Joker and all three of his men are only level 11, so they'll likely be extremely weak compared to you and will go down in a fe🐟w combos.

Joker himself is weak to Gun-type skills, while Myles is weak to Fire-type skills, but the other two underlings don't have any spe🍨cific w💧eaknesses.

After the last fight, you'll get another cutscene. Now substory 41 will officially be over, along with King's fight being unlocked, and the last tier of advancements:

• Your Sujimon's level cap will be raised to 50.
• Your Rank's level cap will be raised to 50.

How To Beat King

Your final challenge in the Sujimon League is to defeat the current champion, King, and you can find him at the Sujimon League Stadium, accessed via the Suji PC Shop on the second floor of the Anaconda Shopping Center.

You'll be able to save your game, use the Suji Spot computer, use the Gacha, or purchase items you need to like before, so make sure you're fully prepared before speaking to the Committee Agent at the counter.

You'll want your Sujimon to be at the maximum level of 50 for this fight, and you'll want a balanced team to handle King.

Some recommended Sujimon for King's fight include: Extermination-kun, Forsaken Samurai, Strummagedon, King of Bling, Unquiet Rioter, and Pandora's Boxer.

Every one of King's Sujimon is dangerous in its own right, but the most powerful of them is going to be the Big Endgame Hunter and the Suji Machine, as well as the Judgement Spray.

The Suji Machine is especially likely to survive most of the fight due to its high HP, so focus on it first by baiting it out with a Grass Element Sujimon, or save it for last if your Sujimon ha🐎ve enough HP or healing to do 𓃲so.

Once you beat King, you'll receive the Stadium Badge and $1,000 in cash, as well as the Suji League Trophy.

You've got one more fight after King's though, and it's going to be another regular battle with Kasuga and his friends against three Committee Agents

After that last fight, you'll finish up substory 42, Atop the Plateau, and get to enjoy several cutscenes with Kasuga and the other Sujimon League characters. You'll also receive a special reward in the end, a 5-star Hero Weapon called the Dragon Soul Bat.