The final dungeon of the main story, which can be challenged after clearing all 7 trials.
It has a depth of 36F, the monster table ramps up quickly, and Monster Houses are pretty common.
There's also a rematch against a member of the Eight Fiends group every 4 floors during the first clear.

That might sound intimidating, but you're allowed to bring items, so it tends to be manageable.
Bring your strongest equipment and Mon Boxes, and be careful around Curse Girl and Kengo types.
Enraged and furious monsters are also mean, so don't let down your guard even if things are going well.

A staircase leading to treasure appears on the deepest floor after clearing the main story.
The right side leads to Amano Kagura (weapon), and the left side leads to Hoshino Mikoshi (shield).
Only 1 is obtainable per visit, and if you already have the item, there will be an Upgrade Pot[1] instead.

• Overview
• Strategy
• Floor Guide
• Monsters
• Items
• Traps

Overview

※ If you already have the reward equipment, there will be an Upgrade Pot[1] instead.

Strategy

• General
• Equipment
• Other Items

General

The order of boss appearances is Tina → Soran & Doran → Sanju → Aquila → Ponto → Nemuri → Kufuku.
Every Eight Fiends boss has the same stats and abilities as before, and Soran & Doran don't actually fight.

If you have a Cave Mamel box, you can quickly win most of these fights just by throwing it at the boss.
However, you'll want to play more carefully against Nemuri since she deals fixed damage.
Mon Boxes are also innately immune to the final boss's lightning attacks.

It's best to rush stairs between 21-24F and possibly 25-32F due to the lineup of dangerous monsters.

Equipment

Weapon

Main Weapon

Seals

Shield

Main Shield

Seals

Bracelets

Other Items

Mon Boxes

The same Mon Boxes listed on Reeva Trial's page can be used for this dungeon.
If you feel like grinding, these Mon Boxes are a significant help in particular:

• Cave Mamel
  • Pretty much turns the dungeon into a victory lap.
  • Use it as an ally, wear it to ensure safety in hallways, throw it at bosses, and so on.
  • Just be careful of fixed damage such as Cranky Tank's cannonballs.
• Nigiri Master
  • Increase max fullness to 200% to reduce the risk of starvation while wearing Mon Boxes.
• Astral Devil
  • Obtained by purchasing it from Baribari in the Rescue Branch in Yakagura Forest.
  • Triple speed from the start, and can move over water and through walls.
  • Use Mirage Devil if you want it to be more predictable as an ally.
• Curse Mom
  • Instantly purifies all inventory items when you wear it.
  • It's still good to bring a Purify Scroll in case this Mon Box gets cursed.

Miscellaneous

• Revival Grass
  • Revives you if you collapse while carrying it, as long as it's not inside a pot.
• Warp Grass
  • Escape from a Monster House, or if you become surrounded.
• Swift Seed
  • Escape from a Monster House or other sticky situation.
• Blank Scroll
  • Use it as any scroll you've read at least once in the past.
• Copy Scroll
  • Lets you duplicate any scroll.
• Extinction Scroll
  • Throw it at a troublesome monster like Devil Kangaroo or Sludge.
• Confusion Scroll
  • Great to have for Monster Houses.
• Slumber Scroll
  • Not as good as Confusion Scroll, but not bad for Monster Houses.
• Fear Scroll
  • Inflict Afraid status on a Thief Pelican to safely synthesize items, or use it when you're surrounded.
• Fixer Scroll
  • Can be used to replenish fullness, or heal HP and paralyze monsters when you're surrounded.
• Sanctuary Scroll
  • Powerful for Monster Houses and other sticky situations, but can't be used during boss fights.
• Decoy Staff
  • Great to escape from a bad situation.
• Slow Staff
  • Makes most 1 vs 1 fights winnable.
• Seal Staff
  • Use it against furious monsters or those with troublesome special attacks.
  • Example targets include Kengo, Curse Girl, Nigiri Morph, Sludge, Bellthoven, etc.

Floor Guide

1-2F

Mamel, Chintala, Lady Locks, Sluggy, Tug Frog, Crow Tengu, Gazer.

Beware of Gazer if you don't have the 山 (Echo Shield) seal.
Discard risky items like cannonballs that can cause you to self-destruct when hypnotized.

3-4F

Pit Mamel, Mid Chintala, Lovely Locks, Bitter Sluggy, Pull Frog, Falcon Tengu, Gazer, Bomb.

Most monsters have already leveled up to their Lv2 variant.
Continue to be careful around Gazers.

Tina

Fight against Tina and 2 Taurs.

You shouldn't have problems if you brought strong equipment or Mon Boxes,
but you might want to level up a bit beforehand.

5-6F

Bat Kangaroo, Curse Girl, Mutaikon, King Tusker, Shadow Hat, Jagan Mask, Pud, Bored Kappa, Lt. Spearfish.

Bat Kangaroo grants Enraged status to monsters, which raises special usage rate to 100% and doubles strength.
As you can imagine, this can be a problem if you're facing an enraged Curse Girl or King Tusker.

7-8F

Bat Kangaroo, Curse Girl, Mutaikon, King Tusker, Black Hat, Jagar Prince, Pudding, Kappa Pest, Capt. Spearfish.

Bat Kangaroo is still around, so play carefully around enraged monsters.

Soran & Doran

Soran and Doran don't fight, but instead increase the number of hidden traps to 30 on the next floor.

9-12F

Boy Cart, Kengo, Horse Samurai, Ironhead, Tiny Phoenix, Lime Zalokleft, Froggucci, Robber Pelican, Twisty Hani.

Nothing too threatening, so synthesize using Robber Pelicans if desired.

Sanju

Fight against Sanju.

Be careful not to have important items stolen - If he gets close, attack him to make him warp away.

13-14F

Spike Dragon, Ether Devil, Dazikon, Curse Sister, Soldier Ant, Rocket Boar, Tiger Tosser, Muron, Porky, Grime.

Water tiles are often generated, so beware of being tripped and losing items due to Rocket Boar.
If you have a Balance Staff, keep it outside of a pot.

15-16F

Spike Dragon, Ether Devil, Dazikon, Curse Sister, Captain Ant, Jet Boar, Tiger Hurler, Yenron, Porko, Ooze.

A selection of monsters level up to their Lv2 variants - Again, be careful near Jet Boar.

Aquila

Fight against Aquila.

It's easiest to use projectiles, but note that summoned Whirlwinds will reflect flying objects.

17-20F

Inferno, Kigny, Shagga, Goldie Locks, Super Gazer, Chainhead, Iron Zalokleft, Vexing Kappa, Emperor Tusker, etc.

Beware of Iron Zalokleft's ability to steal equipped items if you don't have the ト (Walrus Shield) seal.
Bind Bracelet can also be used to block its theft if you have one on hand.

Emperor Tusker swings a Slow Staff, which can be a problem if you're surrounded.
If you're unsure about your current level, linger and hunt some Emperor Tuskers to level up.

Ponto

Story scene without a fight or any obstruction effect.

21-24F

Devil Kangaroo, Iai, Jagar King, Curse Mom, Hyper Gazer, Pumphantom, Phantom Devil, Shogun, Dozikon, etc.

Extremely dangerous floor range - Devil Kangaroo has a high spawn rate, so rush stairs as fast as possible.
Devil Kangaroo swings a Fury Staff, which grants both Enraged and Swift statuses at the same time.
Combined with Iai, Curse Mom, Hyper Gazer, and Dozikon, a nightmare scenario can occur at any moment.

If you don't have Scout Bracelet, Bind Bracelet, Echo Shield, or other items that counter these monsters,
don't be stingy with staves and scrolls, and throw an Extinction Scroll at a Devil Kangaroo if possible.

Nemuri

Fight against Nemuri and her enamored monster followers.
The fight begins with 9 other monsters on the field, including Dazikon, Horse Samurai, and Yenron.

As mentioned earlier, Nemuri deals fixed damage so it can be a bit risky to throw a Cave Mamel box at the start.
If you've raised your strength using 根 (Bamboo Sword) seals, you might be able to one-shot her with an arrow.

25-28F

Sing Polygon, Venom Sluggy, Twisty Hani, Nigiri Boss, Nigiri Master, Bellthoven, Custard, Dark Hat, etc.

There's risk of starvation due to high level Laugh Polygon types, so be mindful of your remaining food.
Fight Bellthoven in a hallway, and use a staff or scroll if you become adjacent to a Nigiri Master.

Monster Traps are also quite common on these floors.

Kufuku

Fight against Kufuku.

Be careful not to get hit by Kufuku's max fullness reducing special attack.
This same attack will halve a Mon Box's HP, which might be a problem if the fight drags on.

29-32F

Yank Frog, Dragon, Nashagga, Dragon Head, Minotaur, Chainhead, Adm. Spearfish, Fire Bomb, Porkon, Sludge.

Sludge can erase equipment seals, has a chance to multiply when hit, and has 145 HP + 25 defense.
No matter how strong your equipment is, you likely won't one-shot it, and its special attack can be devastating.
Equip a No-Rust Bracelet, swing a Seal Staff or Unlucky Staff, or throw an Extinction Scroll.

If you have a counter to Sludge, go ahead and check for shops to see if you can obtain a rare Dragon Mon Box,
which is shop-exclusive in both Bufu Trial (80F+) and this dungeon (29F+).

Empty Chamber

This room is always empty, no matter when you visit.

33-36F

Earth Needle, Skull Dragon, Sky Dragon, Tunnel Dragon, Thunder Lance, Garm Dragon, Shenron, Lashagga.

Floor range where only Dragon type monsters appear.
Thunder Lance and Lashagga have high HP and attack, so be careful even with strong Mon Boxes.
Sky Dragons can be dangerous in single room Monster Houses, so keep a Confusion Scroll on hand.

Again, check for shops, since there's a chance of a rare Dragon Mon Box being for sale.

Final Boss

Fight against Dark Elf and her hands.

Dark Elf has similar behavior to Lagoon, but also uses a lightning attack that deals 30 damage nearly every turn.
Silver Arrows (Horse Ronin Mon Box) or a Pierce Bracelet can be used to attack from a distance through fire pillars.
Allies that aren't Mon Boxes usually get wiped out by the lightning attacks, so don't count on them.
There's risk of Sky Dragons leveling up into Archdragons if the fight drags on, so use items like Swift Seed
or Invincible Grass and keep attacking to try and end the fight quickly.

Monsters

Enemy Colors: Farming Useful Destroys Items Dangerous Very Dangerous

Items

The values like "29+" in columns represent the floor where the item can begin to appear.

• F = Floor
• S = Shop
• E = Special Shop

Traps