How To Fast Travel In Shining Resonance Refrain

Unfortunately, there is no traditional fast travel option in Shining Resonance Refrain. You cannot fast travel from any location to another location, you cannot fast travel from Marga to anywhere else. You can however, fast travel from anywhere in the world to Marga.

To do this, you need a Marga Stone. You unlock the ability to craft these after you complete a quest that lets you build a new Cauldron for Rapple. You need a Mana Crystal and a Windia Swallowtail. While neither are ultra common, they can be found often enough throughout your adventure that you should never run out of Marga Stone’s if used correctly.

To use the stone, simply open your inventory and navigate to it. Then activate it to return to Marga.

That’s How To Fast Travel In Shining Resonance Refrain.

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The initial traits you have, typically a dark grey color, have no actual effect on your party or the bonds they develop over time. However, as you unlock more traits for use on the Bond Diagram menu, you will be able to synergies the relationships between your party members for beneficial effects. Below are tables for each of the characters in Shining Resonance Refrain including the traits they can acquire and how you unlock them.

Yuma Traits

Sonia’s Traits

Kirika’s Traits

Rinna’s Traits

Agnum’s Traits

Marion’s Traits

Lestin’s Traits

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Original Or Refrain Mode

If you’ve already played the Shining Resonance Refrain demo, you may have noticed an Original and Refrain Mode option as you tried to start the game. Unfortunately, in the demo, the Refrain Mode is not available. However, in the full release of the game both the Original and Refrain Mode options can be selected. So, what’s the difference?

The Original Mode is highly recommended for new players to the game. It’s the original experience intended by developers including some minor but important changes and tweaks to make the game more modern and fluid. It follows the original cast of characters through the original story.

The Refrain Mode is more of a New Game Plus, but one you can select from the start. If you choose Refrain Mode, two characters from the Japanese DLC of the game will join your party at the early stages. Excela Noa Aura and Jenius Aeon did not join the players party in the original game but in Refrain Mode, both characters will join your party. There is new dialogue, some romance options and special Night Time missions to accompany them, but there’s a small catch.

While the characters were added in DLC, there was no effort to change the story or truly accommodate for new party members. For example, you may be fighting Excela Noa Aura during early story missions with another Excela Noa Aura in your party. Both characters are a great addition to any team. There are also a small number of trophies only available if you play Original Mode.

It comes down to personal preference. Do you want two new characters that don’t make much sense in regards to the story about why they joined you or do you want the original game and then experience the new characters on a second playthrough? The choice is yours.

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Although they are considered DLC items in the original release of Shining Resonance, the Western release of Shining Resonance Refrain includes all of the DLC from the Japanese version of the game as standard, meaning you don’t have to make any additional purchases to unlock a variety of different costumes for each of the characters in your party.

Where To Find DLC Outfits In Shining Resonance Refrain

Using R1/RB L1/LB, you can navigate between the different tabs selecting Consumables, Materials, Aspects, Sigils and Key Items. You want to navigate to the very last tab, Key Items. Here you will find a collection of different outfits. Simply use the item to change the characters appearance to the appropriate outfit.

Below is a list of outfits available at the start of the game.

Kirika’s Outfits

Sonia’s Outfits

Yuma’s Outfits

That’s everything you need to know for Where To Find DLC Outfits In Shining Resonance Refrain.

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First thing you need to do is progress through to Chapter 4. When you hit Chapter 4, you need to complete a Substory. The Substory, The Price of An F-Cup. You can find the start of the Substory at the location marked below:

Rescue the girl and follow her to the bar. Drink the first time but then refuse to drink anything further. Eventually you’ll have to fight. Take down the gang and then refuse to let them get away with it. They will tell you about a secret casino.

Once you have the password head to the Kyushu No. 1 Star Restaurant on the East side of town, in Pink Alley. Speak with the man behind the counter inside, give him the password, and he’ll tell you that the casino is through a secret entrance in the back.

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There are lots of different shops and locations you can purchase stuff from in Yakuza Kiwami but much like in Yakuza Zero, there’s only one place you can sell items – and it’s the same. Yup, the Pawn Shop.

It’s easy enough to find. Once you reach Chapter 4 and have the ability to roam the area freely. From then on you can visit the Pawn Shop to sell your items. Head to the location marked on the map below to sell your items.

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Where To Find The Coin Lockers In Yakuza Kawami

You can find the Coin Lockers here on the map.

The Coin lockers are located near the Millennium Tower, next to the Lottery Ticket Booth. Here you can use Coin Locker keys that you find all over the map to open up the lockers for various items. The items range from weapons, healing items and even items that help you out with gambling. We have a Coin Locker Key Location Guide here and a Coin Locker Reward List here for those of you who want a hand finding everything. The rewards and key locations have changed from the base game of Yakuza as well, so if you had a guide before it won’t work this time.

Stay tuned for more Yakuza Kawami Guides.

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Firstly, you need to progress through to Chapter 4. Once you’re in Chapter 4, head to the location marked on the image below.

There’s a young man standing there. If you speak with him, he will offer to sell you some information for 30,000 Yen. The information he gives you is a location and a password. Head further up the street and you’ll come across Beam, the Adult DVD store. Go inside and speak with the clerk. Request Housewives in a Bind. This will signal to the clerk that you want to access the special shop out back – a weapon shop.

Here you can purchase guns and other powerful weapons on a regular basis. Check back soon for more Yakuza Kawami Guides.

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Yakuza Kiwami has many quests like this. You’re tasked with finding a single item in a thriving city of commerce. Not an easy feat where there’s a dozen different stores you can shop at, each selling different wares than the last. But worry not, we’ve got you covered.

You can actually purchase the Dog Food prior to this point in the story but there’s not much point. It’s just used for this particular objective but then it’s never used again. To purchase your dog food you need to head to Poppo in Nakamichi Alley. A 24/7 store that sells a variety of goods. Check the screenshot below for the exact location of the store that sells dog food.

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Yakuza Kiwami MesuKing Card Location Guide

Once you have unlocked the MesuKing card game in Chapter 4, the Substory is outside Club SEGA on Nakamichi Street, you can begin collecting cards and finding them scattered throughout the game world. Cards you can find whilst exploring are marked with a purple flashing symbol and a butterfly icon on the screen.

Empress Cicada – This is a strong 180 card so be sure to get it early. You can find it in the Kyusho No 1 Star restaurant on the map.

Queen Alexandra Birdwing – Bought in Purgatory(West Park) from the weapon vendor.

MinminZemi Cicada – Bought at the pawn shop along with two other cards.

Iwasakikusa Cicada – Found here on the map on the floor.

Seven-Spotted Ladybug – On the floor at this location.

Stag Beetle – Another card on the floor.

Another one on the floor.

Japanese Giant Mantis – This is from the side quest “Time For A Raid”, one of the later bug battle quests.

Sawtooth Stag Beetle – On the floor near a sign in this alleyway.

Honey Bee – On the floor behind a small sign.

Old World Swallowtail – This one is down a narrow crack here on the map, you need to go into first person in order to get it.

Western Hercules Beetle – Found on the floor at this location.

Small White – Found down the alley near a wall.

Wasp King – You get this by completing another Mesuking quest called “The Professors Past 2”.

Autumn Darter – Found here on the map, down the little alleyway near the bar.

Walking Flower Mantis – Found at this location on the map next to a gold car.

Atlas Moth – Found on the ground in front of the Taxi cab here on the map.

Atlas Beetle – You can find this down the road and in a door way here.

Orange Ladybug – This one is found down a tiny alley and next to the wall.

Kuwanas Ladybug – This is found near the guy behind the kiosk at the Sega Arcade where you get this quest.

Asain Giant Hornet – On the ground behind a pillar at this location.

White Tailed Skimmer – Found on the ground in the corner near a plant.

Giant Petaltail – Found in Purgatory(West Park) at this location. You need to go into first person and look up to collect it, get right under it.

Devils Flower Mantis – On the stairs out the restaurant Kanrai.

Cartwheel Kick – Found on this road near a gate.

Elbow Drop – Another one you can find on the floor at this location.

Kestral Punch – Found inside the Cafe Alps near a table.

Finish Breaker – This is found in the underground red light district.

Last Resort – Earned by completing the Mesuking side quest “The Professors Past”.

Strangle Hold – Found on the ground near some bikes at the location.

Romero Special – This card is right outside of Mach Bowl on the map.

Super Romero Special – You get this when you beat the third opponent at the Sega arcade and beat quest 73.

Leg Splitter – Down the alley near the bowling alley you can find this card.

Super Leg Splitter – Bought at the pawnshop.

Tie Breaker – Earning after completing the Mesuking sub quest “Enjoying it with everyone”.

Finish Time – You get this one from the Sega Arcade by beating the second opponent, this is side quest 72.

Tomoe Nage – In the bike rack at this location on the map.

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Giant Swing – Won from the Sega Arcade by beating your first opponent in Mesuking, side quest 71.

Super Gaint Swing – Purchased at the pawn shop.

Super Piledriver – Bought in Purgatory at the weapon shop.

Taunt – Near a payphone next to some cardboard boxes.

Counter Heal – Bought in Purgatory from the weapon vendor.

Double Drop – In the Parking lot on the map here.

Super Double Drop – another one you buy in Purgatory from the weapon vendor.

Banana Split – Found here on the floor, in between a truck and a trash can.

Mystic Heal – One you buy from Purgatory from the weapon vendor there.

Tornado Backfist – This is found in the underground area beneath the park.

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