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* The special attacks are confusing because they’re named similarly (EX skill, X-Strike, X-Drive).  
* The special attacks are confusing because they’re named similarly (EX skill, X-Strike, X-Drive).  
** X-Strike (AKA Cross Strike) is your super screen-clearing portrait attack. It interrupts attacks and hits all enemies you have locked on to. The HUD indication you have one ready is the '''yellow hexagon with the curvy lightning bolt''' in it (Strike Points). Perform one by pressing your “Lock-on” and “Dodge” buttons at the same time.
** X-Strike (AKA Cross Strike) is your super screen-clearing portrait attack. It interrupts attacks and hits all enemies you have locked on to. The HUD indication you have one ready is the '''yellow hexagon with the S''' in it (Strike Points). Perform one by pressing your “Lock-on” and “Dodge” buttons at the same time.
** EX Skill is another powerful attack, the nature of which varies based on the character. The HUD indication you have one ready is the '''red circle with an E''' in it to the right of your health (EX points). You are invulnerable when performing one.
** EX Skill is another powerful attack, the nature of which varies based on the character. The HUD indication you have one ready is the '''red circle with an E''' in it to the right of your health (EX points). You are invulnerable when performing one.
** X-Drive temporarily summons your active partner to the field to assist you for a short period of time. The HUD indicator you have one is the '''bar labelled X-Drive that fills up to 100%''' (D-Gauge). Don’t worry about getting the right partner to hit weaknesses, as ALL attacks during that period are considered to be weaknesses.
** X-Drive temporarily summons your active partner to the field to assist you for a short period of time. The HUD indicator you have one is the '''bar labelled X-Drive that fills up to 100%''' (D-Gauge). Don’t worry about getting the right partner to hit weaknesses, as ALL attacks during that period are considered to be weaknesses.
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* Money will be a little tight in the game until you can replay stages. There are recipes you can get that produce items that sell for more than you can buy their ingredients, but redoing a stage doesn’t take that long and gives you item rewards, so that's usually the better option.
* Money will be a little tight in the game until you can replay stages. There are recipes you can get that produce items that sell for more than you can buy their ingredients, but redoing a stage doesn’t take that long and gives you item rewards, so that's usually the better option.


* Certain foods nullify trap damage - keep a few handy. That includes damaging floors which start to appear in later stages. The damage from floors is good at tanking your stage score. The Shadow-element character's Power attack also produces a short-lasting invulnerability field which has the same protection.
* Certain foods nullify trap damage - keep a few handy. That includes damaging floors which start to appear in later stages. The damage from floors and traps ignores your Defense stat, so it can tank your stage score. The Shadow-element character's Power attack also produces a short-lasting invulnerability field which has the same protection.


* At the arcade, there's a decent "Prevent all status ailments" accessory for 20,000 Arcade medals. Getting that many is a pain though. Fishing has the highest potential payout, but it requires somewhat of a bank of medals to play, as the higher levels are increasingly difficult to break even on. Other games are easier, but pay out less. Some games give notes for the character profile pages, though. Later in the game though, you can buy a better one for 10,000 Yen at the Antique Shop.
* At the arcade, there's a decent "Prevent all status ailments" accessory for 20,000 Arcade medals. Getting that many is a pain though. Fishing has the highest potential payout, but it requires somewhat of a bank of medals to play, as the higher levels are increasingly difficult to break even on. Other games are easier, but pay out less. Some games give notes for the character profile pages, though. Later in the game though, you can buy a better one for 10,000 Yen at the Antique Shop.
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