Yakuza 0 for Windows 10 100% guide

This unlocks as soon as you gain control of Kiryu for the first time in Kamurocho. No extra action is required.

Purchase ten abilities across Kiryu's available style trees. This is cumulative and does not require ten abilities in one style. It should come naturally during the opening chapters.

Get five or more play bonuses on a single enemy's knockout. Play bonuses are awarded for the hit that finishes an enemy and only apply to that hit, so they do not add up across a fight; mixing different moves through one encounter does not work. Most players still get this without trying, but if it is missing, stack the bonuses on one knockout.

Recommended method (put together from the documented bonus conditions; not a tested guarantee):

1. Start a street fight against a group of weak thugs with a full Heat gauge, using a Heat-restoring drink if needed.
2. Take no damage from the start of the fight until the kill.
3. Pick one thug and finish him with a combo finisher within about 5 seconds of your first hit on him. That should stack Enemy Down, Finishing Blow, Top Gear (full Heat), Untouchable (no damage taken) and the quick-knockout bonus: five.
4. For margin, knock out a second thug the same way within 3 seconds of the first (Combo Takedown), or, as Kiryu in Rush, finish from a sway to add the style bonus.
5. Do not finish with a Heat Action if you are relying on Top Gear, because the Heat Action spends the gauge.
6. If you are unsure whether Enemy Down counts toward the five, aim for six.

The results screen lists the bonuses you earned (use the button prompt shown there). The achievement triggers on the knockout that earns five or more bonuses.

MISSABLE. During the story objective to gather alcohol for the homeless men in Public Park 3, buy Champagne Gold for ¥20,000 from Don Quijote. Give that bottle to the man asking for champagne. The achievement unlocks when he accepts the ¥20,000 bottle.

Make a manual save before handing out the drinks if you want protection against buying or giving the wrong item.

Kiryu can complete 32 substories in Chapter 2. Do Kiryu #9 early, because it unlocks #7 and #12.

• #2 Arakure Quest — Nakamichi Street, in the queue outside Don Quijote. Talk to the boy at the back of the queue, leave and return, then chase the stolen game through the "!" markers (Pink Street to Taihei Boulevard). One thug has a knife and the yakuza near the save point has a gun.
• #4 Kamurocho Undercover — Shellac, in the Champion District. Try the far stool, leave the district until a "!" appears over Shellac, then return and beat the gun dealer. Reward: 9mm Automatic Pistol.
• #6 Damned Yanki — Shichifuku Street West to Theater Square. Best answers: "Hello" in English (or "Start your engines!"), "Rescuing puppies" (or "Fighting every day"), and "The time you crushed a gang" (or "Stay silent"). Recruits Krazy Kyo (Real Estate advisor).
• #9 The Show Must Go On — Nakamichi Alley, near the shrine. Answers: any greeting; grab the food ("erasable"); "tilt it at an angle"; "remove the dish". Then fight the real producer.
• #7 How to Train Your Dominatrix — needs Kiryu #9. Pink Street North near Heroine. Beat the punks, then pick lines; every route completes it. For the Fur Belly Warmer, use "Who gave you permission to speak, pig!?", any line, "I bet you'd like that, you pervert!" and "They're watching you get humiliated!". Masochistic Man joins Real Estate Royale staff, and the substory unlocks Ayu Sakurai's video clip.
• #8 Password Protected — Kamuro Shopping Area. Find Monmon on east Taihei Boulevard ("Plans for today", "Tomorrow's weather"), fight four men, return, and type the password "Subotenuhigeukiro" (capital S). Opens the merchant and recruits Li Leung (security).
• #12 Miracle on Tenkaichi Street — needs Kiryu #9. Overhear two men at the Dream Machine/Akaushimaru lot on Taihei Boulevard south of Theater Square, leave and return, meet director Kato at the Theater Avenue entrance, then escort Miracle through the zombie shoot (Beast style or ranged weapons help). Black box = Silent Shoes, white box = Baseball Shirt; neither box here is the Encounter Finder. Recruits Spining (manager); some guides also list Papillon Kato.
• #17 Underneath It All — Shichifuku Street to Senryo Avenue to the Hotel District. Find Mina, then Sachiko (blue scarf, west side near the plants), and fight. Recruits Sachiko (manager).
• #24 The Girl in the Video — Gandhara Kamurocho. After Kiryu has made three viewings there (rewatching the same clip counts), re-enter; the girl is at Kanrai. Recruits Video Boy (security) and unlocks Riona Minami's video clip. See Chapter 2 video clips below for the quickest setup.
• #28 Don't Dance Alone — Maharaja Kamurocho. Finish three songs (pass or fail), then beat the challenger on Friday Night on any difficulty, with unlimited retries.
• #29 Technique to Die For — after Kiryu #28, leave and return. Beat Maiko (at the bar) on Queen of Passion.
• #30 Maharaja Showdown — after Kiryu #29, leave and return. Beat Ogita on the dance floor, hitting Fever at least twice (Normal is recommended). Reward: Isobe Fan.
• #36 to #43, the Pocket Circuit chain — each needs the previous one. #36 I Am Kazuma-kun appears when you walk toward the Pocket Circuit Stadium parts shop once the Pocket Circuit Fighter friendship is at about 40%, which happens after winning the early races. Then #37 The Rocky Road of Romance (Children's Park), #38 Gift of Love, #39 Suspicion of Perversion (leave and return first), #40 The Prodigious Racer, #41 The Woman They Call Professor (Earth Angel), #42 The Greatest Glory, and #43 The Fighter's Crown. #43 also needs the Pocket Circuit Fighter friendship maxed; as a precaution, also win all seven standard races first. From #38 onward the chain is money- and parts-gated, so deferring it is safe.
• #46 The Stop-and-Search Specialist — Senryo Avenue North, south of Gandhara Kamurocho. Show a harmless item when searched. Completes on the first meeting and opens the Officer Kikuchi friendship.
• #47 The Mushroom Merchant — Park Alley in northeast Kamurocho, southwest of the taxi stand. Completes after the first fight and opens the Kitajima friendship.
• Kiryu #50 Pocket Circuit Fighter! — Pocket Circuit Stadium on the west side of Shichifuku Street (a woman by Children's Park points the way). Talk twice and do the tutorial. Opens the race ladder and the Pocket Circuit Fighter friendship.
• Kiryu #51 Miho, Convenience Store Clerk — buy anything at Poppo Tenkaichi St. Opens the Miho friendship.
• Kiryu #52 Emiri, Mach Bowl Receptionist — finish one bowling game at Mach Bowl (Theater Square), solo or versus; strikes are not needed. Opens the Emiri friendship.
• Kiryu #53 Sushi Gin's Chef — order food at Sushi Gin (Showa Street). Opens the Sushi Gin Chef friendship.
• Kiryu #54 Luka at SEGA HI-TECH LAND — SEGA HI-TECH LAND Nakamichi. Play Out Run until time runs out, then quit at the Insert Credits screen. Opens the Luka friendship.
• Master substories — #89 Bacchus' Training (Tenkaichi Alley by Public Park 3; appears only after the Rich Taste alcohol objective; defeat the assassin; opens Bacchus, the Brawler master), #90 Kamoji's Training (Shichifuku Parking Lot on Shichifuku Street East, from the first Chapter 2 daytime; completes when Kamoji explains his challenges; Rush master), and #91 Miss Tatsu's Training (Tokyo Pier by taxi, after Kiryu meets Tatsu and learns Beast style; completes after her opening course; Beast master).
• Mr. Shakedown substories — #92 Apex Predator (defeat the roaming Mr. Shakedown Egashira after Kiryu's first story encounter with him) and #93 A Dream Unfulfilled (then defeat Mr. Shakedown Sato, in the purple jacket).

Kiryu #23 Miracle in Maharaja can be triggered at the Akaushimaru lot once Kiryu #12 is done, but it cannot be completed until Chapter 5. The friendships opened here (Officer Kikuchi, Kitajima, Pocket Circuit Fighter, Miho, Emiri, the Sushi Gin Chef, and Luka) can be raised whenever convenient; their max methods are under Max the Completion List friendships in Premium Adventure. Kiryu #2, #7 and #12 also give accepted topics for Kiryu's Chapter 6 postcard substories.

Video clips are not unlocked by telephone-card sets. Each of the 30 clips has its own unlock activity, and an unlocked clip can be watched by either character at either Gandhara. A clip counts toward the Completion List only after you have watched it; stopping playback partway still registers. Turn Tips on in Settings now, because the bottom-right "clip stocked" notice appears only with Tips on.

Four quick Kiryu clips are available in Chapter 2:

• Maika: at the Maharaja Kamurocho bar, order alcohol until the bartender, Maika, chats with you. The safe method is to order all five bar drinks in one visit; if no chat happens, leave, re-enter and order again. Drinking raises intoxication.
• Miku Abeno: at Heroine karaoke, sing alone (call no partner) a song with interjections: x3 SHINE, Heartbreak Mermaid or Rouge of Love. Miku sings instead and her clip is stocked. Songs without interjections, or singing with a partner, do not work.
• Erika Kitagawa: at Vincent's pool table, play three standard games as separate sessions, leaving the table after each one. Then talk to Erika so she adds the Golden Ball rule. To be safe, also play one Golden Ball game to the end, win or lose.
• Ayu Sakurai: complete Kiryu #7 How to Train Your Dominatrix.

Then go to Gandhara Kamurocho (Senryo Avenue North) and watch an unlocked clip three times; one clip watched three times is enough. That opens Kiryu #24 The Girl in the Video, whose completion stocks Riona Minami's clip, and the first viewing also unlocks ...I Did It for the Achievement. Watch each newly stocked clip once so it counts.

Pick up any telephone card. Cards are three-piece sets marked A, B, and C. At first only Type A of each set exists; picking up A spawns B, and picking up B spawns C, so a B or C spot is empty until its predecessor is collected. A card shows as a small white sparkle on the ground. The achievement triggers on the first card pickup.

Do not try to sweep every card yet. For the Completion List you eventually need all 45 Kamurocho cards and all 45 Sotenbori cards, and each character can collect only his own city's cards, even in Premium Adventure: Kiryu collects Kamurocho and Majima collects Sotenbori. Only 36 Kamurocho cards exist in Chapter 2. The Erika Kitagawa set appears in Chapter 5, Reika Aiba B/C and Nanase Otoha B/C need West Park in Chapter 10, and Emiri Okazaki B/C need Little Asia at the end of Chapter 10. Pick up cards as you pass them, then do the full sweeps with the Card Watcher in Premium Adventure (see Telephone card sweeps). Check progress in the Telephone Card Album (Pause → Inventory → Valuables).

Complete any ten substories. If you are clearing the easy Chapter 2 substories as they appear, this should unlock here. The counter spans the save and both protagonists.

Defeat Mr. Shakedown once. He begins roaming during the early game. There is no need to force this while underpowered; save first, carry healing items, and fight him once you are comfortable. The achievement triggers when you win your first Mr. Shakedown encounter. Kiryu #92 Apex Predator (Egashira) and #93 A Dream Unfulfilled (Sato) are these same fights.

Two Mr. Shakedowns roam each city and alternate; entering and leaving a building makes him respawn elsewhere. The Encounter Finder accessory marks him on the map. Kiryu's only verified source is the black box in Kiryu #23 Miracle in Maharaja in Chapter 5 (not Kiryu #12, whose black box is Silent Shoes), and Majima gets a guaranteed one from Majima #58 Stadium Jumper Strut in Chapter 3. Kiryu's Chapter 2 Shakedowns can be beaten without it.

Later, Mr. Shakedown becomes one of the fastest ways to generate the enormous sums needed for all six normal ability trees, so learning his attack patterns is worthwhile.

Maharaja is available during this chapter. Complete all five disco songs at least once on any difficulty. A song counts only when the results screen marks it complete, so use Easy if needed.

The five songs are Friday Night, Queen of Passion, I'm Gonna Make Her Mine, I Wanna Take You Home, and Koi no DISCO QUEEN. This achievement does not require every difficulty. The 100% Completion List later requires all five songs on Easy, Normal, and Hard, each difficulty as a separate task, so doing the Easy clears now is useful progress.

Complete Kiryu #50 Pocket Circuit Fighter! to open the Pocket Circuit race ladder, then win all seven standard races offered by the Fighter: Introductory Race, Little Racers' Cup, Rookies' Race, Pro-Am Race, Experts' Race, Champions' Cup, and King of Speed Cup.

You can start the ladder in Chapter 2, but do not waste hours forcing the later races with weak parts. New parts unlock as you progress, and some strong pieces can come from Dream Machines, though no Dream Machine part is needed for the Completion List parts counts. Return later if a race becomes inconsistent.

Buy every cheap part now, because the Completion List later wants 20 different tires, 15 motors, 20 gears and 20 frames. Take the ¥5,000 parts from the stadium shop's starting stock (Low Profile and Slim tires, Speed and Balanced motors, Balanced Gears, and Metal, Rocket and Speed frames) and the four ¥5,000 parts at Don Quijote Kamurocho (Soft Tires, Spiked Tires, Power Gears and Rubber Frame). After the Introductory Race win, buy every ¥10,000 "Plus" part. With the starter set from Kiryu #50 that is 10 tires, 10 frames, 6 motors and 6 gears for about ¥220,000, which clears six of the twelve parts tiers. The expensive grades wait for Real Estate money; see Pocket Circuit parts under Minigame completion priorities. The achievement triggers when you win the seventh standard race; the separate Pocket Circuit substory opponents (Kiryu #36 to #43) are not additional achievement races.

Winning races also raises the Pocket Circuit Fighter friendship. After the Rookies' Race, find him on east Nakamichi Street by SEGA HI-TECH LAND and say "The kids are waiting for you". After the Champions' Cup he runs off; find him in Public Park 3. Maxing the friendship gives the Devil Killer car, the free Pocket Circuit Stadium property and custom tracks, and unlocks Kiryu #43.

Complete Chapter 2. This unlocks at the chapter completion screen.

Majima can complete 22 substories in Chapter 3. Prioritise Majima #51 (it unlocks Kiryu #1 in Chapter 5) and Majima #58 (his Encounter Finder).

• Majima #49 From the Heart — Shofukucho East, outside Le Marche. Get the forger's business card in Shofukucho South, hand it over, then beat the three men at the marked spot. Reward: Secret Wallet. Unlocks Riri Kuribayashi's video clip. Postcard topic "A Heart Necklace Fake".
• Majima #50 The Entertainer's Throne — east side of Iwao Bridge (the "human statue" performer). Leave and return, distract the crowd with "Look, a UFO!" and "Sing a Song", then fight.
• Majima #51 Rise of the Dragon — East Shofukucho near the taxi (a man hiding behind a pillar); the fight is near Magutako. Beat "Ryuji-kun", return the trousers, then go back to Magutako. This unlocks Kiryu #1 The Visionary Fortune-teller, so finish it now.
• Majima #52 Be My Boyfriend! — Sotenbori Street near Zuboraya. Answers: "Pleased to meet you sir. I'm Goro Majima.", "I'm a dentist.", "We sat next to each other at a movie.", "She's so innocent and childlike." Unlocks Kokoa Aisu's video clip. Postcard topic "Pretend Boyfriend".
• Majima #53 Man with a Stranger's Face — Ashitaba Park. Leave and return between steps, find the boy at the south end of Bunzaemon Mall, and fight in the park (kill the gunner first). Keep the Sakura Storm reward: the Simon the Mystery Man friendship needs it.
• Majima #54 Disciple of the New Order — Ashitaba Park, west exit. The cult name is "Munan Chohept Onast". Test answers: "Onast", "Shooreh Pippi", "Circle with the Left Hand...", "Munan Suzuki". Tell Iori her "mom's gonna be heartbroken", then fight Suzuki. Rewards: Handmade Amulet at the start, then the Crystal equipment part (best result) or the Traveler's Amulet. Unlocks Iori Kogawa's video clip.
• Majima #55 Calling the Future — from the northwest save point to M Store Shofukucho (west). Buy a Battery at Don Quijote, give him an energy drink, and fight. Afterwards the man works as a mobile save point.
• Majima #56 A Taxing Issue — Hoganji Yokocho, northwest of the temple. Beat four men; answers "To provide public services", "Tobacco", "Gasoline", "8%". Postcard topic "A Taxing Issue".
• Majima #57 Crossed Words — Sotenbori Street East, outside Kani Douraku. Answers "Mashed", "Popcorn", "Shoulder", "Soy sauce" for Pearl x3 (a wrong answer gives Quality Iron instead). Unlocks Shizuku Hasegawa's video clip. Postcard topic "Crossed Words".
• Majima #58 Stadium Jumper Strut — south of Iwao Bridge on the west side (Bunzaemon Outdoor Mall, near the Sotenbori Footpath East entrance). Give him an energy drink or healing item and escort him across the bridge (Slugger recommended). Reward: Majima's Encounter Finder (guaranteed). Do this before hunting Majima #98/#99.
• Majima #62 The ¥10 Million Drug Test — the poster in the Shofukucho West back alley south of Mahjong Jambalaya, then east Ashitaba Park. Three handicapped fights (health drain, random style switching, obscured vision). Reward: ¥10,000,000. Postcard topic "The ¥10 Million Drug Test".
• Majima #63 Errands on the Run — Shofukucho West (Hoganji Yokocho entrance) to M Store Shofukucho. Give a healing item, buy Sneakers at Don Quijote, deliver them to the girl on the north river footpath, fight, and choose "Tell Him the Truth". Unlocks the errand service and the hostess Erranda, who waits outside Club Sunshine from Chapter 7 (see Cabaret hostess roster).
• Majima #64 Toilet Talk — Ashitaba Park toilets, then the Shofukucho phone booth. Reply to the graffiti, leave and return twice, then fight at the phone booth. Reward: Calming Towel. Unlocks Rina Ito's video clip. Postcard topic "A Courtship in Graffiti".
• Majima #65 The Obatarian Strikes — the takoyaki stand on the south side of Sotenbori Street. Leave and return between steps; final fight. Etsuko becomes a hostess recruit; talk to her outside Club Sunshine in Chapter 7.
• Majima #78 The Doll Girl — Sotenbori Street East, outside SEGA HI-TECH LAND. Talk, leave and return, then beat the two thugs. Opens the Doll Girl friendship.
• Majima #79 Komian's Chef — order any dish at Komian. Opens the Komian chef friendship.
• Majima #80 STIJL's Barkeep — order any drink at Shot Bar STIJL. Opens the barkeep friendship.
• Majima #81 Gandhara's Clerk — watch one video at Gandhara Sotenbori. As a precaution, make sure at least one clip is already unlocked (Kiryu's Chapter 2 clips are shared). Opens the Gandhara staff friendship.
• Majima #82 Kyoko at SEGA HI-TECH LAND — play Space Harrier until game over (quitting mid-game does not work), then quit at the Insert Credits screen. Opens the Kyoko friendship.
• Majima #96 Fei Hu's Training — after the first equipment search is collected, speak to Fei Hu at the Dragon & Tiger. Opens Fei Hu (Slugger master).
• Majima #98 Play-Money Shakedown and #99 The Ultimate Plan — defeat the roaming Mr. Shakedown Kawahashi (red sleeveless shirt), then Mr. Shakedown Oe (black sleeveless shirt). Majima's Encounter Finder from #58 marks them.

Before Chapter 8, finish at least three of Majima's accepted postcard-topic substories (#49, #52, #56, #57, #62, #64) so his postcard chain does not need a return trip.

At Utahime karaoke, have Majima sing alone a song with interjections (x3 SHINE, Heartbreak Mermaid or Rouge of Love). Ai Haneda sings instead and her clip is stocked; watch it at Gandhara Sotenbori (Shofukucho South). Ai Haneda is a different model from the Club Sunshine platinum hostess Ai Uehara.

Equipment parts are crafting materials, held only in Majima's inventory. Any source counts toward the 96.

Do the first search right away. After Majima meets the couple, Long Hua sends Fei Hu out on the first search; when you collect that report she also hands over some crafting materials. A search works like this:

1. Pick a region and a destination. Each destination lists three equipment types and has a minimum budget.
2. Pick an agent. Each destination has a fixed roster of five agents, and agents unlock by tier.
3. Optionally add extra funds, which raise the success level and the "possibility" numbers and shorten the timer.
4. Send the agent and wait for the pager alert (a default search takes about five real-time minutes).
5. Collect the report from Long Hua at the Dragon & Tiger.

Before sending, the search screen shows what that agent can find at that destination, on separate equipment and parts pages, each with a 0–99 possibility number. That parts page is how you find a source for any part. Every agent always brings back one Guaranteed Find part, so send each of the 11 Chapter 3 agents once: Homeless Man, Traveling Entertainer, Backpacker, TV Personality, Long-Haul Fisherman, Professional Wrestler, Athlete, Ex-Mafia, Weapons Fanatic, Ex-Yakuza and Con Artist.

Twelve parts are simply sold in Sotenbori, and one of each is enough: Ebisu Pawn sells Iron, Chain, Quality Iron, Grinding Stone, Plastic, Linen Cloth and Indian Cotton Cloth; Don Quijote sells Screw, Spring, Magnet, Pristine Skin and Firework Shell. Whether both shops stock them from the very start of Chapter 3 is not confirmed, but every one also has a search source.

Keep at least one of every part until Eye of the Dragon and Tiger unlocks. If you craft equipment before then, never use up your last copy of a part.

Complete 40 substories. There are enough available across Kiryu's Chapter 2 and Majima's early chapters to reach 40 very early if you aggressively clear side content: Kiryu's 32 Chapter 2 substories plus Majima's 28 from Chapters 3 and 4 make 60 available by the end of Chapter 4, so the Pocket Circuit chain is not needed for this. There is no reason to grind a difficult minigame chain just to force the timing. Keep progressing and it will unlock when the combined completed-substory count reaches 40.

MISSABLE. The setup occurs late in Chapter 3 before Majima enters the Odyssey, but the achievement unlocks at the beginning of Chapter 4.

Before entering the Odyssey, gather all three pieces of outside intel: speak with the man on Bishamon Bridge, the woman near Le Marche, and the businessmen south of the club. Inside the Odyssey, inspect the four relevant tables before proceeding with the negotiation. If you gathered the intel and inspected the club correctly, the Yamagata negotiation reaches the ideal result and the achievement unlocks when the story reaches The Grand in early Chapter 4.

The intel also brings three hostesses to Club Sunshine in Chapter 7: Harumi, Kirara and Ume join automatically after the first shift, one for each piece of intel gathered, so a save that earns Smooth Criminal gets all three. Missing intel only means scouting them on the street later with gifts; the hostesses themselves are not missable.

Make a manual save before entering the Odyssey. If you are uncertain whether you inspected everything, do another pass before advancing.

At the Maharaja Sotenbori bar, have Majima order alcohol until the bartender, Yuki Natsume, chats with him. As at Kamurocho, the safe method is to order all five bar drinks (Wine, Draft Beer, Champagne, Cassis & Orange, Gin & Lime); if no chat happens, leave, re-enter and order again. Then watch her clip at Gandhara. She is not the Club Sunshine platinum hostess Yuki, who has no card set and no clip.

As soon as Majima heads outside in Chapter 4, the pager reports that the Dragon & Tiger has expanded. Send each of the 12 new agents once for their guaranteed finds: Sexy Swindler, Woodcutter, Ex-Police Officer, Shaman, Information Dealer, TV Host, Chinese Chef, Oil Trader, Adventurer, Rock Musician, Samba Dancer and Pilot. The Chinese Chef's find, Indian Cotton Cloth, is also sold at Ebisu Pawn.

Complete Chapter 4. This unlocks at the chapter completion screen.

MISSABLE. Before the Cafe Alps meeting, make a manual save. During the meeting sequence:

• Choose the table near the back, the four-seat table.
• Take the nearest seat.
• Order nothing.
• Successfully hit the QTE when Yamanoi enters.

The achievement unlocks after the meeting when all four etiquette checks are correct.

Kiryu can complete 18 more substories in Chapter 5.

• #1 The Visionary Fortune-teller — needs Majima #51 Rise of the Dragon complete; if it is not, Kiryu #1 waits until Majima's next window. Senryo Avenue north of Shoten (two gossiping women by the stairs near Pink Alley); the fortune teller is at the Champion District south entrance. Beat the man harassing her, then answer: "future" → "Take my friend's place"; "family" → "Ten billion yen"; "career" → "A driver". Recruits the Fortune Teller (advisor). Postcard topic "The Visionary Fortune-teller".
• #3 Passport to Pizza — the Champion District's southeast alleys. Give her an energy drink or healing item, get a pizza from Smile Burger and deliver it within 90 seconds without bumping into people (retry on failure), then fight. Reward: Security Wallet, which reduces the money Mr. Shakedown takes; unequip it later for the money loop.
• #5 The Human Trafficking Ring — needs Kiryu #4. Shellac → Pink Alley (southwest of the telephone club) → Shellac → Pink Alley fight. Recruits Kasuga (manager).
• #13 The Tax Lady — Sugita Building, once the Leisure King and Electronics King are defeated. Answers: "something wrong", "its presence"; "You have great taste in clothes", "A house, maybe?", "Read Maguro's Palm". Reward: Kiryu's Trouble Finder; recruits Marusa Marui (advisor).
• #15 Help Wanted! — once the Leisure King is defeated. Start on the street south of Mach Bowl, then leave and return to the Sugita Building office for the applicant. Ask "Why did you apply with us?" then the other three questions; accepting or rejecting gives the same result.
• #16 Help Wanted! Again... — after Kiryu #15. Ask all three questions; the inconsistency is "'Summary' and 'Signature Dishes'".
• #21 First Impressions — after Kiryu #16. Answers: "Legal Studies", "His hobby: dining out", "He knows the dining scene", "Tell us about someone you admire". Recruits Koshimizu (security).
• #19 Heir to the Family — north of Maharaja (man in a gray sweater) to Yoshida Batting Center. Arcade and UFO Catcher with Daigo, Heroine, then the fight at the Champion District empty lot.
• #22 A Watery Investment — after the Real Estate Royale introduction. Nakamichi Alley (south of the shrine, then west at the T-junction) to Cafe Alps. Refuse every offer (against Nao: the fourth option, then the third). Unlocks Nao Mizuki's video clip, even though her cards are Sotenbori cards.
• #23 Miracle in Maharaja — needs Kiryu #12 and Real Estate Royale started. Taihei Boulevard (Akaushimaru/Dream Machine lot) to Maharaja Kamurocho. Beat the bodyguard, Gomez; the dance-off with Miracle can be lost without penalty. Save before the box choice, keep a free inventory slot, and take the black box: it is the Encounter Finder, Kiryu's only verified source. The white box gives a Tour T-Shirt, and no second Kiryu source is verified. If the Encounter Finder is missing afterwards, check item storage. Recruits Miracle Johnson (advisor). Postcard topic "Miracle in Maharaja".
• Telephone club substories — at the Teltel Boys Club (Senryo Avenue, north of Shoten), each completes when Kiryu successfully meets the named caller: #31 The Innocent Hook-up (Riku; "Talk to the Girl in Front"), #32 The Sexy Hook-up (Ayaka; "Move in for a Better Look", then "Talk to the Farther Woman"), #33 The Flirty Hook-up (Haruki; "Talk to the Farther Woman", then fight her ex), #34 Sakura Shock (meet any one of Asakura, Sakuraoka or Sakurai), #35 Verbal Warning (Mirei), #44 The Predator's Call (Maria), and #45 A Mother's Touch (Sayuri). A wrong pick can simply be retried.
• #48 Kamurocho's Mr. Libido — the south end of Pink Street, east side of the Showa St. Poppo near the save point. Kiryu must hold at least one telephone card. Opens the Mr. Libido - Akimoto friendship.

Before the Chapter 6 postcard chain, finish at least three of Kiryu's accepted postcard-topic substories (#1, #2, #7, #12, #23; #11 arrives in Chapter 6). Once the Leisure King falls, the Emiri friendship can also be finished (see Max the Completion List friendships).

Start Real Estate Royale at the Sugita Building. The achievement unlocks when Kiryu officially begins the business storyline.

The tutorial gives Kiryu ¥15,000,000 and has him buy Sukiyaki Muranaka, just north of Serena. That forced purchase counts, so the Leisure area starts at 1/7 for the Completion List's "Buy # Leisure King properties". Yurizake is handed over free as the area's default property and does not count toward Buy. To buy a property, walk up to the building as Kiryu and use its "For Sale" prompt; the price comes out of cash on hand. The map does not mark unowned properties, so use the locations in the Collectibles section. Buy the other six Leisure properties now, all around Tenkaichi Street: Pachinko New Eden, Pachinko Marufuku, Kamuro Health Plaza, Nyoki-Nyoki Academy, Health Wild Apple and Harashima Design. The whole Leisure area costs ¥103,600,000.

From here on, buy every property as each area opens, assign your best managers and security, and run collections whenever they are ready. Before collecting, always assign a manager to every area you have not yet conquered. Do side content while timers run instead of standing in the office. Only properties you actually buy count toward the Completion List's purchase targets; free properties from friendships do not.

Money Battles. A collection in an unconquered area can trigger a random Money Battle. Each button press spends ¥100,000 to refill your manager's gauge, so keep cash on hand, and save before collecting. If you lose, the King takes that property back: walk to it and buy it again. Money Battles do not happen in conquered areas. Losing a King's 60% challenge costs about 10% of that area's share, so save before every King challenge as well.

Reach 100% share in any Real Estate area. The Leisure King area is the natural first target. Buying its properties and upgrading them raises your share; defeating the Leisure King alone is not enough if the district has not reached 100%.

The achievement triggers the moment any one district reaches 100% share.

Defeating the Leisure King at his 90%-share fight behind Serena opens the Electronics, Pleasure and Gambling areas together. Buy the 8 Electronics properties around Nakamichi Street (¥475,200,000 in total) and the 9 Pleasure properties around Pink Street, Showa Street and Senryo Avenue (¥1,056,000,000) as cash allows. Buy Tenpo Sushi early: it also gives the Sea Classic fishing rod, which helps with the Sushi Gin Chef's fish deliveries.

Electronics has two properties you cannot buy (DoReMiFa Zone, its default property, and HL SEGA Nakamichi St. from the Luka friendship); Pleasure has one (Hayashi Construction, its default) and no friendship property. Gambling properties can also be bought now, but that area's share story stops at 30% until JCC opens in Chapter 6, so its properties are routed there.

After you have become the undisputed king of a Real Estate area, use the Leisure King district as the easy setup. At evening or night, stand near one of the respectful NPCs who bows to Kiryu on Tenkaichi Street and remain idle for roughly 15 seconds. One can approach and light Kiryu's cigarette.

The achievement unlocks when the cigarette is lit. If nobody reacts, move to another bowing NPC or change position and wait again.

Spend a cumulative ¥1,000,000,000. Real Estate property purchases make this natural; later districts cost enough that you should not need a separate grind. The achievement triggers as soon as lifetime spending crosses one billion yen.

The Teltel Boys Club becomes usable with Kiryu in Chapter 5. Complete one of the successful hook-up substories tied to Riku (Kiryu #31), Ayaka (Kiryu #32), or Haruki (Kiryu #33), then invite that girl out for a date. The achievement triggers when the date begins.

Each successful hook-up also befriends that girl for the Completion List's telephone-club tasks and stocks her video clip at Gandhara automatically, so finish all three. For full substory completion you eventually need the wider telephone-club chain (#34, #35, #44 and #45 as well), so do not stop forever after one successful girl. The long session gives more time to identify a caller and is inexpensive by the time you reach this point.

Watch any unlocked video clip at a Gandhara video booth: Gandhara Kamurocho is on Senryo Avenue North, and Gandhara Sotenbori is in Shofukucho South. The achievement triggers when the viewing registers; stopping playback partway still counts. If you followed the Chapter 2 video clips route, this is already unlocked. Otherwise, the hook-up you just finished for Call Me stocked that girl's clip, so watch it at Gandhara Kamurocho now.

Each of the 30 clips has its own unlock activity: substories, friendship maxes, the three telephone-club hook-ups, five Club Sunshine platinum special trainings, finishing Real Estate Royale and Cabaret Club Czar, and venue actions at Vincent, Heroine, Utahime and both Maharajas. The route places each clip where its activity happens, and the Collectibles section lists every unlock condition and the character who must perform it. Unlocked clips are shared between Kiryu and Majima and between both Gandhara stores.

The Completion List eventually requires watching 30 different video clips. It counts clips you have watched, not clips you have unlocked, so play every newly stocked clip once.

Receive a top-grade 10-star item from a Dream Machine. Only the ¥1,000,000 Dream Machines can award the required top-grade result, and the pull is random.

Keep using ¥1,000,000 machines whenever you see them rather than grinding this in one sitting. You also need 50 total Dream Machine purchases for the Completion List, so the achievement will often arrive naturally during that work. If it is still missing during Premium Adventure, save, run the available ¥1,000,000 machines, and repeat as needed.

• #18 Beyond the Door — story-forced at Theater Square. Use Cash Confetti on the doorman, which needs at least ¥100,000 on hand. Opens the Japan Catfight Club.
• #10 Sugar Daddy — Hotel District, north of the batting center. Reward: Goddess of Children Amulet. Unlocks Reika Aiba's video clip.
• #11 The Shrink-wrapped Dream — Tenkaichi Alley, across from Public Park 3. A stealth sequence that can be retried. Postcard topic "The Shrink-wrapped Dream".
• #25 Postcard Rookie - Kiryu, #26 Postcard Pro - Kiryu, #27 Postcard Master - Kiryu — the desk in the Sugita Building. #25 needs at least five Kiryu substories done, and the pen name is forced to "Judgement Kazzy". Each postcard needs an accepted topic, and a topic can be selected only after its source substory is complete: "The Visionary Fortune-teller" (Kiryu #1), "The Quest for Ara-Q3" (Kiryu #2), "A Lesson in S&M" (Kiryu #7), "The Shrink-wrapped Dream" (Kiryu #11), "The Miracle Walk" (Kiryu #12), and "Miracle in Maharaja" (Kiryu #23). Whether one topic can be reused for all three postcards is not documented, so have three ready. Choose a topic, leave and re-enter, then interact with the desk. #27 rewards the Hercules Gloves.
• Kiryu #49 Kamurocho's Mr. Moneybags — at the bar Vincent, after the empty-lot meeting with Fukushima, who teaches Kiryu Cash Confetti. Opens the Mr. Moneybags - Fukushima friendship.

Mr. Moneybags transfers. Fukushima (Kiryu) and Tanioka (Majima, from Chapter 7) move money between the characters. Until a Mr. Moneybags friendship is maxed, every deposit is fee-deducted and must be collected by the other character before the depositor can deposit again. Fukushima's investment ladder is ¥10,000,000, ¥100,000,000, ¥1,000,000,000 and ¥10,000,000,000; Tanioka's is ¥10,000,000, ¥50,000,000, ¥100,000,000 and ¥500,000,000. Start the alternation now with Fukushima's first ¥10,000,000 deposit. Following the chapter order, the earliest schedule is: Fukushima deposit in Chapter 6, Tanioka collect and deposit in Chapter 7, Fukushima in Chapter 9 or 10, Tanioka in Chapter 11 or 12, and Fukushima in Chapter 13 or 14. The fourth deposits, and therefore both friendship maxes, have to wait for the Finale's free-switch period or Premium Adventure.

Once Kiryu #18 Beyond the Door has opened JCC, the Gambling area's share story can pass 30%: its 60% event is a Catfight bet with the Gambling King at JCC. Buy the 8 Gambling properties around Theater Square and Theater Avenue (¥2,144,000,000 in total) as cash allows; Gambling's two non-purchase properties are Kamuro Soba (default) and Mach Bowl (Emiri friendship). Defeating the Gambling King, with Leisure, Electronics and Pleasure also conquered, opens the last area, Media, when you return to the Sugita Building (see Media properties in Premium Adventure). Late Chapter 6 restricts Kamurocho until Chapter 9, so anything you cannot afford now waits until then.

The story teaches Kiryu Cash Confetti during Chapter 6, but the forced tutorial use does not reliably trigger the achievement. As soon as you are back in normal free roam, use Cash Confetti one more time on the street. That deliberate post-tutorial throw triggers the achievement.

Cash Confetti throws ¥100,000 each time. Throw money 50 times for a cumulative ¥5,000,000. Kiryu can do the entire requirement once he learns Cash Confetti in Chapter 6, so there is no reason to wait for Majima's version of the skill.

Do not burn cash early if you still need it for businesses. Once Real Estate is profitable, spend a minute throwing the remaining amount and the achievement will unlock on the throw that takes the cumulative total to ¥5,000,000. The Completion List later wants ¥10,000,000 scattered (100 throws in total), so you can keep throwing past this point.

JCC opens through Kiryu #18 Beyond the Door. The requirement is ten complete tournament wins, not ten individual rounds. Your chosen fighter must win all three matches in a tournament, and you must repeat that full tournament victory ten times. The wins are cumulative and do not need to be consecutive.

This is heavily RNG dependent. Jennifer is the common safe choice, especially when the ticker reports a positive condition. Save after every tournament win. Because the 100% Completion List also requires earning ¥100,000,000 in Catfights, it is efficient to combine both grinds, but there is no reason to finish all ten tournaments in Chapter 6 unless you want to get the RNG pain out of the way.

Complete Chapter 6. This unlocks at the chapter completion screen.

MISSABLE. During the story objective to bring takoyaki to Makoto, buy the takoyaki from Magutako and then wait more than 15 real minutes before delivering it.

Do not enter the destination early. Use the waiting time for nearby free-roam work, or simply idle somewhere safe. The achievement triggers once enough time has passed while you are carrying the food. After it unlocks, you may buy a fresh serving before continuing if you want the story delivery to be hot.

Make a manual save before buying the takoyaki so you have an easy retry point.

Chapter 7 brings the next Dragon & Tiger upgrade at the start of the chapter. Send each of the 10 new agents once: Tribesman, Negotiator, Traveling Cellist, Secret Syndicate, Techno Musician, Political Activist, Prince, Martial Artist, Spy and Orchestra Conductor. The Tribesman appears only at Marketplace (Africa).

Begin Cabaret Club Czar at Club Sunshine. The achievement unlocks when Majima officially starts the business storyline.

You start with three hostesses who all count toward the Completion List recruit tasks: Yuki (platinum) and Endo and Namiko (bronze). Recruit the rest with the hostess roster loop below: street scouts, substory and friendship recruits, and the platinums from rival wins. Business partners are mostly bought, not earned: 46 of the 50 are bought at their storefronts with the Look prompt, and only four come from friendships. Rotate hostesses so platinum training and level requirements progress while you are earning fans.

The four Completion List recruit tasks (6 bronze, 4 silver, 4 gold and 6 platinum hostesses) exclude only the ten hostesses bought with CP (Casting Call); every other hostess counts, including the three you start with. Exactly 20 non-Casting-Call hostesses exist, so every one of them is required. Do this loop right after the Cabaret tutorial and first shift; it also fills the roster for early shifts.

1. Check the Hostess List (Club Sunshine → Prepare to Open → Hostess List). Harumi, Kirara and Ume join automatically after the first shift, one for each piece of Chapter 3 Odyssey intel, so a save that earned Smooth Criminal has all three. A hostess who joined this way is not at her street spot.
2. Talk to the waiting recruits. Substory hostesses do not join by themselves. Erranda (Majima #63 Errands on the Run), Etsuko (Majima #65) and Ms. Isobe (Majima #68) wait outside Club Sunshine, just to the right of the entrance toward the Temple in Hoganji Yokocho. Talk to each one to hire her.
3. Scout the street hostesses. Once the Cabaret tutorial is over, scouts stand around Sotenbori as flashy women with a speech bubble. Talk to one to hear what she wants, buy a matching item at Le Marche, then talk to her again and hand it over; she joins at once. Akemi (Shofukucho South), Hiroko (east end of the Bunzaemon street), Mitsuko (south end of the Bunzaemon Outdoor Mall) and Fusae (Sotenbori Footpath East) always need scouting, as do any of Harumi, Kirara and Ume who did not join automatically. Spots and accepted gifts are in the Collectibles list.

Each gift is used up: a Leopard Print Coat works for Hiroko or Ume but not both, so buy two qualifying items if you use coats. Keep spare gifts until every scout has joined, and do not sell Le Marche gifts before then. Scouts have no map marker and the Trouble Finder does not show them. None is reported to leave, but whether they still stand in Premium Adventure is not confirmed, so recruit them now.

Partners are not made from the Cabaret menu. Walk Majima to the storefront, use the Look prompt, and accept the fee; that area's fans rise at once. The Look prompt only appears in areas that are open, and Mars is open from the start. Buy the nine paid Mars partners now (¥20,200,000 in total); they speed up the Mars rival battle. Mars's tenth partner is Gandhara (Sotenbori), a friendship partner with no Look prompt: once the Gandhara staff friendship (Majima #81) is maxed, talk to the clerk to partner. If that friendship is not finished yet, claim the partner as soon as it is.

At 1,500 Mars fans you can challenge Club Mars. Winning adds Ai, a platinum hostess, and opens the Jupiter, Mercury and Venus areas.

Reach more than 1,000 fans in any Cabaret Club area. This should happen naturally in the first district while running profitable shifts. The achievement triggers as soon as the area fan total exceeds 1,000.

After Club Mars falls, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus can be taken in any order. Buy their paid partners as money allows: all ten in Jupiter (¥61,800,000; Jupiter has no friendship partner), nine in Mercury (¥100,000,000) and nine in Venus (¥200,000,000). The rival rewards (¥300,000,000 for Mars and ¥1,000,000,000 each for Jupiter, Mercury and Venus) more than cover them. Mercury's tenth partner is Komian (talk to the chef once that friendship is maxed) and Venus's tenth is SEGA HI-TECH LAND (Sotenbori) (talk to Kyoko once her friendship is maxed). Partnering early speeds up each area's rival battle but is never required for the story.

The rival wins add three platinum hostesses: Saki for beating Club Jupiter (3,000 Jupiter fans), Hibiki for Club Mercury (4,000 Mercury fans) and Chika for Club Venus (5,000 Venus fans). Beating all three, with Mars, is what opens Moon (see Chapter 8).

Two gold hostesses come from Majima friendships; the max methods are under Max the Completion List friendships. Dolly: max the Doll Girl friendship (Majima #78), then talk to her outside Club Sunshine near the Temple once the club is open. Unknown: Majima #75 Mystery Caller opens after the first night at Club Sunshine; max the Simon the Mystery Man friendship. The Chinese Broadsword it needs comes from the Chapter 7 Dragon & Tiger agents, so both hostesses are realistic in Chapter 7. If Unknown is not on the Hostess List after the friendship, look outside Club Sunshine by the Temple and talk to her.

Majima's six platinum-hostess substories open after the Cabaret Club tutorial, each one triggering automatically when that hostess's full special training is finished. Complete the training sessions instead of skipping them; they count toward all substories, help level the hostesses, and are separate Completion List tasks. Choices in these substories do not change the outcome. Each platinum must be on the roster before her training can start: Yuki from the start, Ai, Saki, Hibiki and Chika from the rival wins above, and Mana only from the Club Moon win in Chapter 8 or later.

• Majima #69 Paternal Instincts — Yuki's special training complete. Yuki has no video clip.
• Majima #70 A Moment Shared — Chika's special training complete. Unlocks Chika Arimura's video clip.
• Majima #71 Of Love and Ramen — Mana's special training complete. Mana joins only when Club Moon is beaten, so this one waits until then (see Moon area in Chapter 8). Unlocks Mana Sakura's video clip.
• Majima #72 The First Friend — Ai's special training complete. Unlocks Ai Uehara's video clip.
• Majima #73 A Little Brotherly Love — Hibiki's special training complete. Unlocks Hibiki Otsuki's video clip.
• Majima #74 Dream Chaser — Saki's special training complete; fight the punks. Unlocks Saki Hatsumi's video clip.
• Majima #75 Mystery Caller — after the first night at Club Sunshine, at the phone box by the taxi stand in Shofukucho South. Deliver a 9mm Automatic Pistol from Majima's own inventory; the pistol Kiryu got from Kiryu #4 stays in Kiryu's inventory. Opens the Simon the Mystery Man friendship.
• Majima #76 Sotenbori's Mr. Moneybags — after the first night at Club Sunshine, the guitarist on Sotenbori Street West opposite The Grand. Tanioka teaches Majima Cash Confetti and opens the Mr. Moneybags - Tanioka friendship. Collect Kiryu's deposit and make Tanioka's first ¥10,000,000 investment.

Chika Arimura's cards are Kamurocho cards, but Majima is the one who unlocks her clip.

The Moon area opens only after Club Mars, Jupiter, Mercury and Venus have all been beaten in their rival battles and the Moon introduction event has played. Precaution: open Moon during the story, before the Finale, and if you can, buy its partners and claim STIJL then too. Players have reported Moon staying locked in Premium Adventure, where The Grand cannot be entered, and the Moon storyline involves The Grand. One such case turned out to be a rival that had never actually been beaten; at least one other was never solved.

Before the Finale, confirm the four rival wins: Ai, Saki, Hibiki and Chika should all be on the Hostess List, and each rival win's style-tree unlock should be in place. Win any rival battle you are missing. If all four are beaten and Moon is still closed, talking to Youda or the staff inside Club Sunshine has been reported to trigger the Moon introduction, but this is not confirmed.

Moon's nine paid partners cost ¥700,000,000 (Yokohori Theater alone is ¥185,000,000); pay for them from the Jupiter, Mercury and Venus rival rewards or business income. Moon's tenth partner is Shot Bar STIJL: talk to the barkeep once the STIJL friendship is maxed and Moon is open. Winning the Club Moon rival battle at 10,000 Moon fans adds Mana, the sixth platinum hostess. If you leave that battle for Premium Adventure, she joins with Walking On Sunshine. Once Mana joins, finish her special training to trigger Majima #71 Of Love and Ramen, which stocks Mana Sakura's video clip; watch it at Gandhara.

Complete Chapter 8. This unlocks at the chapter completion screen.

MISSABLE. During the Tojo Clan HQ escape, Kiryu fights alongside Oda and Tachibana. Defeat three enemies total using partner co-op Heat Actions.

Watch for Oda or Tachibana to grab an enemy. Move close with enough Heat and use the prompted Heat Action. Repeat until three enemies have been defeated by these co-op actions. Either partner counts toward the same total.

Bring Heat-restoring items before the mission and make a manual save before entering the HQ. The achievement unlocks on the third qualifying co-op defeat.

Complete Chapter 10. This unlocks at the chapter completion screen.

The Chapter 11 Dragon & Tiger upgrade is usable at the start of the chapter. Send each of the 9 new agents once: International Spy, Ex-Marine, Weapon Master, Reformed Terrorist, Smuggler, Self-Proclaimed Angel, Self-Proclaimed Devil, Mercenary and Political Theorist. This tier also adds Kowloon Walled City, which appears on the E. Asia list only some of the time and matters for the Godslayer Charm later.

Endless Rout is not immediately available. Raise your coliseum rank until you reach B rank, which unlocks Endless Rout, then defeat at least 30 opponents in one Endless Rout attempt.

The safest cleanup is in Premium Adventure as a powered-up Kiryu. A strong weapon and Heat-focused build can delete opponents quickly. If the achievement does not pop immediately at opponent 30, end or exit the rout after clearing the requirement so the result screen can register it.

MISSABLE. Late in the Benten Inn/Nikkyo Consortium long battle, after the enemy wielding fans and before heading up the next staircase, enter the room on the right side of the stairs. Two white safes are at the back-left of the room.

Break a safe and collect the money that spills out. The achievement triggers when Majima steals the Nikkyo Consortium funds. Do this before climbing the stairs and leaving the area.

Complete Chapter 12. This unlocks at the chapter completion screen.

MISSABLE. During the highway shooting sequence, watch for the white-suited yakuza with a large afro. He appears partway through the chase and can escape if you focus on other targets.

Use Heat Eye to slow time and prioritize him as soon as he appears. The achievement unlocks when the afro yakuza is defeated during the chase.

Complete Chapter 14. This unlocks at the chapter completion screen.

MISSABLE. During Majima's fight with Nishiki at Serena, Reina attacks with a bottle during a QTE. Intentionally fail the bottle QTE and allow the attack to hit Majima.

The achievement triggers when Reina's bottle connects. There are other QTEs in the fight, so make sure you fail the bottle sequence specifically. Reload your pre-Serena save if you accidentally succeed.

Complete Chapter 16. This unlocks at the chapter completion screen.

Complete the Final Chapter. After the ending, create Game Clear Data when prompted. Premium Adventure must be started from this clear data to carry your first-run progress forward.

Do not confuse Game Clear Data with a normal manual save. If Continue returns you to the pre-finale save, that is expected; select Premium Adventure from the main menu and load the clear data instead.

Media opens once the Gambling King falls with Leisure, Electronics and Pleasure already conquered, so it can open as early as Chapter 6. Its 8 properties line the northern strip (Hotel District, Park Boulevard, north Pink Street and the Shichifuku area) and cost ¥7,756,800,000, by far the most expensive area, so most players finish it here. Buy them as cash allows; Disco City Boy is The Glamorous Life purchase. Media's two non-purchase properties are Tokiwa Restaurant (default) and Pocket Circuit Stadium (Pocket Circuit Fighter friendship). All 40 purchasable properties together cost ¥11,535,600,000.

During the Media King phase of Real Estate Royale, purchase Disco City Boy, the most expensive property at ¥1,228,800,000. The achievement triggers on purchase.

If you already bought it during the story, this will already be complete.

Complete the entire Real Estate Royale storyline, including the final Finance King confrontation. This also opens the top locked sections of Kiryu's three normal style trees and unlocks Dragon of Dojima style.

The achievement triggers when the Real Estate Royale storyline is fully resolved. Completing the storyline also stocks Marina Shiraishi's video clip; watch it at Gandhara.

Raise any platinum hostess to level 40, the maximum level. Rotate a preferred platinum through profitable Club Sunshine shifts and complete her special training sessions for additional experience.

The achievement triggers when the platinum hostess reaches level 40.

Defeat all five Cabaret Club rivals and complete the Club Moon finale. This completes Cabaret Club Czar, opens the top locked sections of Majima's three normal style trees, and unlocks Mad Dog of Shimano style.

The achievement triggers when the Cabaret Club Czar storyline is fully complete. Completing the storyline also stocks Kotomi Asakura's video clip; watch it at Gandhara. If Mana was not already on your roster, she joins when you beat Club Moon.

Complete all 100 substories. The Amon fights are themselves the final substories, so this achievement does not unlock before both characters' Amon routes are complete.

If Kiryu's #94 or Majima's #100 has not appeared, that character still has at least one earlier substory unfinished, or the story has not yet reached the Final Chapter.

After Kiryu completes his other 59 substories, and once the story has reached the Final Chapter (or in Premium Adventure), a pager message leads by taxi to the Bullfighting Arena for Kiryu #94 The Head of the Clan and So Amon. After Majima completes his other 39 substories, his pager message arrives in Sotenbori and leads by taxi to the Bullfighting Arena for Majima #100 Sotenbori in Peril and Jo Amon. Each rewards the Amon Sunglasses.

Prepare both characters with strong armor, full inventories of healing/Heat items, and a manual save. Both fights are intentionally dangerous bonus bosses. Defeat both So and Jo Amon. Whichever Amon you defeat second should complete the final substory and trigger both Amon Defeated and Story of My Life if every other substory is already done.

Complete at least one training mission with each of the six masters:

• Bacchus for Brawler (Kiryu #89, Tenkaichi Alley): five lessons, in any order.
• Kamoji for Rush (Kiryu #90, Shichifuku Parking Lot): five dodge fights with stakes from ¥10,000 up to ¥100,000,000, in order.
• Miss Tatsu for Beast (Kiryu #91, Tokyo Pier): five abilities, unlocked through ten paid training courses, in order.
• Komeki for Thug (Majima #95, Ashitaba Park): five bouts, in order.
• Fei Hu for Slugger (Majima #96, The Dragon & Tiger): five weapon bouts (pole, kali sticks, tonfa, nunchaku, katana), in any order.
• Areshi for Breaker (Majima #97, Shofukucho West back alley): five moves, in any order.

The achievement triggers once all six masters have at least one completed training mission. Each master's opening substory completes on its introductory scene, test or first bout, so Story of My Life needs only those six openers. For 100% and Master of Style, continue and finish all five sessions with every master rather than stopping at one each. A master teaches an ability only when the adjacent skill-tree node is unlocked.

Purchase and learn every ability in the six normal styles: Brawler, Rush, Beast, Thug, Slugger, and Breaker. Dragon of Dojima and Mad Dog of Shimano are not required for this achievement.

Some nodes are locked behind master training, while the large outer sections are opened by completing Real Estate Royale and Cabaret Club Czar. Finish all trainer missions, complete both businesses, then buy every remaining node in the six required trees. The achievement triggers when the final required normal-style ability is obtained.

Send each of the eight final-tier agents once: Japanese Mercenary, Ex-Investigator, Retired Army Officer, Weapons Dealer, Government Official, Ex-Special Agent, Merchant of Death and Pirate Captain. Their fees run from about ¥3.2 million to ¥4 million before extra funding.

These parts come only from random search results (some also from a Majima coliseum prize or a Dream Machine). For each one, check the source destination in the Collectibles list, confirm the part on the chosen agent's parts page, remove the result-improving accessories, keep the target around 40–50, fund the search to 0:00, and save-reload to reroll. The hardest ones are Sturdy Thread, Dry Branch, Straw Effigy, Happy Doll, Glass and Lead Ingot.

The Godslayer Charm has two routes. Kowloon Walled City (E. Asia) appears on the destination list only some of the time, so run cheap searches elsewhere until it shows up, then check every Kowloon agent's parts page and send one that lists it; the Retired Army Officer is the only agent known to list it. Alternatively, play ¥1,000,000 Dream Machines as Majima; the charm is a random prize there. It is a crafting part, not a wearable charm.

Receive a Crazy Unbelievable Success Equipment Search report, the top search grade. This is an RNG result at every funding level, with better odds when you invest heavily in a search. Because you will perform many searches for the 96-part collection, do not grind this separately until the part hunt is nearly finished; it usually arrives during heavily funded searches.

If it is still missing after the parts are done, equip Benkei's Amulet or the Magic Belt (the opposite of the parts-hunting advice), add heavy funding, and use the save-before-collect reroll. The Treasure Hunter Boost CP rewards in Majima's Battle list also improve results. A Crazy Unbelievable Success also awards an "asset" (usually an art item worth millions at Ebisu Pawn); assets are not equipment parts.

The achievement triggers when the search report is graded Crazy Unbelievable Success.

Obtain all 96 equipment parts as Majima. These are crafting materials, not every weapon or every piece of wearable equipment; necklaces, amulets, weapons and the style accessories from Crazy Unbelievable Success results do not count.

Fifty parts are guaranteed finds from a specific agent, twelve are sold at Ebisu Pawn or Don Quijote in Sotenbori, and the rest depend on random search pools, with the Godslayer Charm the hardest. Coliseum prizes, substory and friendship rewards, Dream Machines, and ordinary play may fill gaps, but Equipment Search is the system capable of completing the full set. No in-game "x/96" counter exists, and the parts page shows only what you hold, so compare it against the Collectibles list.

The achievement triggers when the 96th distinct equipment part is obtained. Whether a part used up by crafting still counts is not established, so keep at least one of every part until it unlocks.

Reach more than 50% on the Completion List. This should happen long before final cleanup if you have followed the route. The achievement triggers as soon as the Completion percentage passes 50%.

As Kiryu with the Card Watcher equipped, collect every remaining Type A card in Kamurocho.

Every Type B card now exists. Collect them, including Reika Aiba B and Nanase Otoha B inside West Park and Emiri Okazaki B in Little Asia.

Collect every Type C card, then confirm 45/45 in Kiryu's album.

Switch to Majima, equip his Card Watcher, and collect every remaining Type A card in Sotenbori.

Collect every Type B card in Sotenbori.

Collect every Type C card, including Ai Uehara C in the Bed of Styx, then confirm 45/45 in Majima's album and check that both "Collect 45 telephone cards" entries are ticked.

The four parts chains are Kiryu-only Minigames tasks: collect 20 different tires, 15 different motors, 20 different gears and 20 different frames (tiers 5 / 10 / 20, and 5 / 10 / 15 for motors). No single part is required. The game has 25 tires, 19 motors, 25 gears and 25 frames, and any distinct parts count. "Frames" is the in-game part type (fins in the Japanese version). The cars (Golem Tiger, DRAG-ON, Cool Striker, Devil Killer and Killer Bee) are not frames, and decals, batteries, side stabilizers, suspensions and the bumper count toward nothing. Each part is a single item that cannot be lost. Count what you own on the inventory's Pocket Circuit parts page (Pause → Items, then the shoulder button) against this list; whether parts you do not own show as blank slots is not confirmed. Some fan wiki component lists include Yakuza Kiwami parts, such as an Ultra Godspeed Motor and an Ultra High Torque Motor, that do not exist in Yakuza 0.

Where parts come from (all in Kamurocho, as Kiryu):

• Pocket Circuit Stadium parts shop (back of the stadium): a starting stock of ¥5,000 parts, then new stock after each of these wins, announced by a cutscene: the Introductory Race (¥10,000 "Plus" grades), the Rookies' Race (¥1,000,000 "Extra" grades), the Pro-Am Race (¥5,000,000 "Super" grades), the Champions' Cup (¥10,000,000 "Ultra" grades, a few at ¥15,000,000) and the King of Speed Cup (¥15,000,000 to ¥18,000,000).
• Don Quijote Kamurocho (Nakamichi Street), from Chapter 2: Soft Tires, Spiked Tires, Power Gears and Rubber Frame, ¥5,000 each.
• The mysterious merchant in the Kamuro Shopping Area, opened by Kiryu #8 Password Protected: High Torque Motor 2.0 (¥10,000,000).
• Starter set from Kiryu #50 Pocket Circuit Fighter!: Slick Tires, Power Motor, Regular Gears and Balanced Frame.
• Kamurocho Dream Machines: five counted parts come only from them (marked below). All five are optional luck, and Sotenbori machines have no Pocket Circuit parts.

Grades run base, Plus, Extra, Super, Ultra. Unless a line says otherwise, a family's Plus, Extra, Super and Ultra grades arrive with the Introductory Race, Rookies' Race, Pro-Am Race and Champions' Cup restocks.

• Tires: Slick Tires — base from the starter set; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Tires: Soft Tires — base at Don Quijote; Plus, Extra and Super from the shop; Ultra Soft Tires only from ¥100,000 Dream Machines (optional).
• Tires: Spiked Tires — base at Don Quijote; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Tires: Low Profile Tires — base from the shop's starting stock; Plus, Extra and Super from the shop; Ultra Low Profile Tires only from ¥100,000 Dream Machines (optional).
• Tires: Slim Tires — base from the shop's starting stock; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Motors: Power Motor — base from the starter set; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Motors: Speed Motor — base from the shop's starting stock; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Motors: Balanced Motor — base from the shop's starting stock; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Motors: High Torque Motor — shop, after the Pro-Am Race (¥5,000,000).
• Motors: High Torque Motor 2.0 — the Kamuro Shopping Area merchant (¥10,000,000).
• Motors: Godspeed Motor — shop, after the Champions' Cup. English guides list ¥10,000,000 and some Japanese sources ¥100,000,000; if it costs more on your save, take a ¥10,000,000 Ultra motor as your 15th instead.
• Motors: Godspeed Motor Mark II — only from ¥1,000,000 Dream Machines (optional).
• Gears: Power Gears — base at Don Quijote; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Gears: Balanced Gears — base from the shop's starting stock; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Gears: Regular Gears — base from the starter set; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Gears: Boost Gears — base is a reward from Kiryu #38 Gift of Love (useful but not needed); Plus after the Pro-Am Race (¥5,000,000); Extra (¥10,000,000) and Super (¥15,000,000) after the Champions' Cup; Ultra after the King of Speed Cup (¥18,000,000).
• Gears: Godspeed Gears — base after the Rookies' Race (¥1,000,000); Plus after the Pro-Am Race; Extra after the Champions' Cup (¥10,000,000); Super after the King of Speed Cup (¥15,000,000); Ultra Godspeed Gears only from ¥1,000,000 Dream Machines (optional).
• Frames: Balanced Frame — base from the starter set; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Frames: Metal Frame — base from the shop's starting stock; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Frames: Rocket Frame — base from the shop's starting stock; Plus, Extra and Super from the shop; Ultra Rocket Frame only from ¥1,000,000 Dream Machines (optional).
• Frames: Rubber Frame — base at Don Quijote; Plus to Ultra from the shop.
• Frames: Speed Frame — base from the shop's starting stock; Plus to Ultra from the shop.

Race gates. By the Pro-Am Race win you can own 20 tires and 20 frames, but only 14 motors (counting High Torque Motor 2.0) and 16 gears (counting Boost Gears). The 15th motor and the last four gears need the Champions' Cup restock: buy one Ultra motor (or Godspeed Motor) and four ¥10,000,000 gears (Ultra Power, Ultra Balanced or Ultra Regular Gears, Extra Boost Gears or Extra Godspeed Gears). Parts you buy for your King of Speed Cup car count too, so buy those first; a common build uses Godspeed Motor, Extra Godspeed Gears, Ultra Metal Frame and Ultra Slim Tires. The cheapest shop-only path to all four top tiers costs about ¥172 million, so finish it once Real Estate income is flowing, normally right after the Champions' Cup win. Check the four chains on the Completion List as Kiryu.

Play every minigame at least once. Winning or reaching a score is not required for this achievement; starting and playing the activity is enough.

Use this safe 27-game checklist: Fantasy Zone, Out Run, Space Harrier, Super Hang-On, UFO Catcher, darts, pool, baccarat, blackjack, cee-lo, cho-han, koi-koi, mahjong, oicho-kabu, poker, roulette, shogi, batting, battle royale/coliseum tournament, bowling, Cabaret Club, JCC, disco, fishing, karaoke, Pocket Circuit, and telephone club. Play one coliseum tournament as part of the checklist; even if your local tracker does not need it for What a Player, Prizefighter and the Completion List already require the coliseum, so it adds no separate cleanup.

Fantasy Zone requires completing Kyoko's Sotenbori SEGA friendship: beat her second challenge, 2,000,000 points in Space Harrier. Super Hang-On requires completing Luka's Kamurocho SEGA friendship: beat her second challenge, 3,000,000 points in Out Run. If What a Player is still locked after broad cleanup, those two unlockable arcade games and the telephone club are the first things to recheck.

Reach 100% on the 374-item Completion List in a single carried save. The achievement triggers when the final required task turns complete and the overall Completion List reaches 100%.

Before assuming a missing percentage is bugged, inspect each Completion List category and then the character-specific side of the list. Kiryu and Majima both contribute required tasks to the same overall save. One task is about 0.27%, so a displayed 99% means one to three tasks are left. No current Completion List counter bug is known. If you are stuck, recheck:

1. The list as Kiryu and as Majima, all five tabs, remembering that higher tiers are hidden until the previous tier is done.
2. Character-split items players miss: Majima's x3 SHINE, Heartbreak Mermaid and Rouge of Love; Majima's 10 Shakedown wins; Majima's 30 different Heat Actions (Y screen); Mad Dog 200; Dragon 200; all 40 Majima substories, including #100.
3. Kiryu-only items: Pocket Circuit 20 different tires, 15 motors, 20 gears and 20 frames (motors and gears need the Champions' Cup restock), 10 races and the King of Speed Cup; Haruki, Ayaka and Riku; Judgement -Shinpan- and Bakamitai at 90+.
4. Restaurants: menu check marks and Completed Items; Shot Bar STIJL's Courvoisier XO; post-clear menu additions.
5. Business: customers through 500; purchased property counts (7/8/9/8/8) against the Real Estate properties list; all 50 shops at Rank S; recruited staff (default staff do not count); all 20 non-Casting-Call hostesses (6 bronze, 4 silver, 4 gold, 6 platinum) by name, including the three starting hostesses and the street scouts; 30 accessories for each of the six platinum hostesses; 10 partners per area, including the four friendship partners; fan targets.
6. Battle: broken objects (no throws or kicks), weapon kills with inventory weapons, nouveau riche 10, Sega, 25 coliseum opponents, 50 tournaments.
7. Disco: each song on Easy, Normal and Hard.

New Game+ is not a substitute: story, substory, master training, telephone club and business progress do not carry into it, so finish everything on the Premium Adventure save made from your clear data.

Complete every Climax Battle. Clear all Proving Grounds, Melee, and Millionaire battles first to unlock the six Ultimate Battles, then clear those. The achievement triggers after the last unfinished challenge is cleared.

Do not try to brute-force a failing challenge for hours with the same approach. The fixed conditions usually imply a specific mechanic: Heat preservation, weapon use, evasive play, a style gimmick, target priority, or exploiting the supplied environment.

Complete the main story on Legend difficulty. The achievement triggers after finishing the Finale on Legend.

Obtain all other 54 achievements in this Windows 10 stack. This is the final meta-achievement and should unlock automatically when the last remaining achievement is awarded.