Overview

Dungeon where the player's inventory is swapped out with 12 random items at the start of each floor.
Certain floors have a tendency to generate specific categories of items instead of being 100% random.
All items are identified from the start, and none of the items you're given are ever in a cursed state.
Items are never generated on the ground, but can be obtained from shops, enemy drops, islands, and walls.
Shiren's current and max stats (Level, Exp, HP, Fullness, Strength) and Gitan are retained between floors.
Hallways remain visible during the first clear (1-30F), but become dark in the extension (31-99F).
Monster Houses appear on 30F and 99F, but you sometimes start with an Expulsion Scroll.

Strategy

Dungeon Characteristics

12 Starting Items Per Floor

The player's current inventory gets swapped out with 12 new items whenever they change floors.
This includes any equipped weapon or shield, and the new items are always identified and never cursed.
Items are never generated on the ground, but can be obtained from shops, enemy drops, islands, and walls.
Certain floors lean toward supplying specific item categories, like Peach Buns on 51-60F and 81-90F.
Shops seem to lean toward consumables that can be used to increase Max HP and Max Fullness.

Item Category Leanings:

Retained Player Stats

Shiren's current and max stats (Level, Exp, HP, Fullness, Strength) and Gitan are retained between floors.
It's pretty important to increase the player's current and max stats with supplied items whenever possible,
including eating some negative grasses like Confusion Grass while standing on the stairs before advancing floors.
※ Eat HP restoring grass when HP is full to boost Max HP, and food when Fullness is full to boost Max Fullness.

Guaranteed Monster Houses (30F, 99F)

Monster Houses always appear on 30F and 99F, and you often start with 5 bags of 1000~2000 Gitan.
There's a chance to start with Expulsion Scrolls or Blank Scrolls as well, but it's not guaranteed.
You get to take home all current inventory items when you clear the dungeon, so do your best!

Field of View (Light: 1-30F, Dark: 31-99F)

Hallways are fully visible during the 1st clear (1-30F), but become dark during the 2nd clear (31-99F).
There's little point in lingering given the increased danger, so hurry to the stairs starting from 31F.

Rare Items for Notebook

Expulsion Scroll, Accurate Sword, Bodhi Shield, Floating Bracelet, etc. have been sighted in supplied items,
so consider doing a few runs of this dungeon if you still need to register some of the rarer items.

Important Items

Weapons, Shields, Bracelets
Equip whatever strongest weapon and shield, but equipment isn't guaranteed to be supplied each floor.
That said, never equip Bodhi Shield, since Max Fullness will be reduced to 1 and you won't keep the shield.
You'll also want to carefully check the runes on Sacred Items prior to equipping them.

Food
Focus on increasing Max Fullness early on so that Sumo status becomes a viable option late game.
Sumo status lets you dig through walls, boosts Max HP by 50, and multiplies attack power by 50%.
Eat food when none of the replenished Fullness goes to waste (Example: Eat Onigiri at 50 Fullness).
If Max Fullness is still low and you only have 1 food item, wait until the stairs to eat it.

Grass
Dungeon shops and walls often have grasses that can be used to increase max stats.
Negative effect grasses can miss when thrown at an enemy, so don't rely on them in dire situations.
Revival Grass can't be brought to the next floor, so consider intentionally collapsing to replenish stats,
including HP, Strength, and Fullness - But if Max Fullness is 150+, Sumo status will activate.
Fortune Grass or Angel Seed can be thrown to level up monster for more experience points.

Scrolls
Mapping Scroll should be used at the start of the floor.
Collection Scroll or Wall-less Scroll can be used to claim items in walls, islands, or Monster Houses,
but wait to read Wall-less Scroll until after you've thinned out the number of monsters.
Monstercall Scroll can be paired with Expulsion Scroll or such to activate the Monster-find effect.
Gathering Scroll can be used to disable foes at the start depending on other supplied items.

Staves
Fortune Staff can be swung at Hoppin' Batter family monsters for a chance to gain 2000 experience points.
Narrow-escape Staff can also be swung at them for a chance to warp the player directly to the stairs.
Otherwise, save staves like Sluggish Staff or Empathetic Staff for stronger enemies.

Pots, Incense
Pots might seem lackluster under this dungeon's rules, but they're still useful aside from Synthesis Pot.
Cashing Pot can be used to transform equipment into Gitan before advancing to the next floor.
Transmutation Pot lets you turn some of the less useful supplied items into hopefully better items.
Rejuvenation Pot, Hiding Pot, and incenses help with survival or powering through encounters.
Surprise Pot can be thrown at a wall while standing on the stairs before advancing to the next floor,
but it's probably best to place Surprise Pot and Monster Pot on the ground if Gazers are around.

Farming Techniques

Experience Points
If you obtain items that can be used to level up an enemy, go ahead and hunt a high level monster.
Make sure you have items capable of dealing fixed damage or Slow status before leveling up a target.
Berserk Seed, Blinding Grass, Confusion Grass, and Jitters Scroll can also be used to level them up.

Recommended Monsters:

• Hat Urchin (1-2F) → Hat Brat (Lv3, 880 Exp)
  • Requires 2 level ups, but Hat Brat only has 9 defense so it's easy to deal damage.
  • It has 125 HP and 45 attack, though, so be careful not to get hit by its normal attack.
• Hoppin' Hitter (7-10F) → Fortune Staff (2000 Exp)
  • Supplied items seem to lean toward staves on the floors where this monster appears.
  • Masked Samurai (8-13F) can be used to level up a Hoppin' Hitter for better reflect odds, but it's risky.
• Porky (6-10F) → Porko (Lv2, 840 Exp)
  • Porko only has 65 HP, 36 attack, and 18 defense, so it's a pretty easy target to hunt.
  • Masked Samurai (8-13F) can be used to level up a Porky, but don't accidentally create a Lv3 Porkon.
• Crossbowboy (11-13F) → Mini Tank (Lv4, 800 Exp)
  • If you're worried about damage received, Baby Tank (Lv3, 450 Exp) is an okay target too.
  • Baby Tank and Mini Tank have Swift 1 speed, so be careful when you retreat into a hallway.
  • Masked Samurai (8-13F) can be used, or just have Crossbowboy shoot arrows at another enemy.

Sumo Status

Sumo status boosts Max HP by 50, attack power by 50%, and lets you dig through walls.
This is generally great in a dungeon where you're not guaranteed to be supplied weapons or shields,
but can be bad on floors where staves are common (71-80F) or where Monster Houses appear (30F, 99F),
since certain supplied items like Leaping Grass, Switching Staff, and Vaulting Staff become useless.
Therefore, some players like to drop their Fullness to 120 to cancel Sumo status prior to advancing.

Make Monsters Turn Back While Digging with Sumo Status
Instead of digging in a straight line, dig like the diagram to reduce the risk of foes approaching from behind.
Monsters can enter the tunnel when they bunch up near the turn-around spot if you only dig out 1 spot,
so it's best to periodically dig out another turn-around spot to further reduce the risk of being pursued.
※ Enemies that have already detected Shiren will pursue him regardless of dug out turn-around spots.

S = Shiren, M = Monster
☆ = 1st monster turn-around spot
★ = 2nd monster that follows tunnel if M is occupying ☆
△ = Dig here to create a 2nd turn-around spot to cover for ★

■ ■ ↓ ■ ■ ■ ■   ■ ■ ↓ ■ ■ ■ ■
■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■ ■   ■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■ ■
■ ■ □ □ □ ■ ■   ■ ■ ★ □ □ △ ■
■ ■ ☆ ■ □ ■ ■ → ■ ■ M ■ □ ■ ■
■ ■ ■ ■ S ■ ■   ■ ■ ■ ■ S ■ ■
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■   ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

If you want to intentionally cancel Sumo status, dig out a turn-around spot near the stairs room.
This makes it safer to step in place when you don't have a Paralyzing Staff or Earthmound Staff.

S = Shiren, E = Exit
☆ = 1st and 2nd monster turn-around spots

■ ↓ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
■ □ □ □ ☆ ☆ ■
■ ■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■
■ ■ ■ □ ■ ■ ■
■ □ □ □ □ □ ■
■ □ E □ S □ ■
■ □ □ □ □ □ ■
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

Floor Guide

1-6F

Notable: Firepuff (1-2F), Death Reaper (1-3F), Nigiri Baby (3-4F), Scorpion (3-6F), Porky (6-10F)
Item Leaning: None (1-6F)

A pretty safe floor range to get used to this dungeon's unique inventory swapping mechanic.
All current inventory items vanish when you change floors, so use anything that has a positive effect.
Make a conscious effort to use up items before advancing, including eating grass to replenish Fullness.
Status conditions reset when you change floors, so eat Confusion Grass or Blinding Grass too.

Other items are never found on the ground, so there isn't much in terms of reasons to check rooms.
However, you might find a shop or Monster House with items that can be used to increase max stats,
and you also need to earn experience points and level up, so it's fine to check rooms early on.

Shiren's current and max stats + Gitan total carry forward when you advance to the next floor.
It's tedious, but Nigiri Baby (17 HP, 8 atk, 2 def) can be used to increase Max Fullness between 3-4F.
Sumo status is one of the few ways to counteract bad supplied item luck, so it's worth the effort.
High Max Fullness also means you can use more abilities when playing as Kokatsu, Tatsumi, or Koppa.

7-11F

Notable: Porky (6-10F), Hoppin' Hitter (7-10F), Twisty Hani (8-11F), Masked Samurai (8-13F), Crossbowboy (11-13F)
Item Leaning: Staves (7-11F)

Staves are common in supplied items, perhaps due to Hoppin' Hitter (32 HP, 22 atk, 15 def) being around.
It's ideal to level up to the point where you can slay Hoppin' Hitters without relying on supplied items.
You can use Masked Samurai → Ghost Samurai (7-13F) to create higher level monsters for more exp,
but beware of Twisty Hani (35 HP, 12 atk, 15 def) erasing your level ups between 8-11F.
Crossbowboy (55 HP, 20 atk, 20 def) appears, but there's no point in collecting arrows.

12-17F

Notable: Masked Samurai (8-13F), Crossbowboy (11-13F), Fierous (13-18F), Tiger Thrower (14-16F), Pumpanshee (17-22F)
Item Leaning: None (12-15F) → Scrolls (16-17F)

15F is guaranteed to be a Shuffle Dungeon style map based on Kibanuma Marsh.
Item leaning for supplied items returns to normal, and more monsters with ranged attacks show up.
Fierous (60 HP, 25 atk, 22 def) appears on 13-18F and is immune to projectiles that lack piercing properties.
Pumpanshee (60 HP, 35 atk, 22 def) appears on 17-18F, so don't use Handy Dash or regular dash there.

Scrolls are common in supplied items between 16-19F, and can include Expulsion or Eradication scrolls.
Eradication Scroll targets vary based on floor and whether or not you're playing the 30F or 99F version,
but Pumpanshee might be the best option while attempting the first clear.

18-23F

Notable: Pumpanshee (17-22F), Okina Monk D (18-22F), Tengu Monk D (20-22F), Hannya Monk D (20-23F)
Item Leaning: None (18-19F) → Grass (20-22F) → None (23F)

Grass seems to be common in supplied items between 20-22F, making it harder than usual to linger.
Lv1 monks except for Kitsune Monk D appear as well, so rush to the stairs instead of checking for shops.
Beware of Hannya's Berserk causing a foe to level up → Tengu buffing its speed → Okina warping it next to you.
To make things worse, Okame Monk D cures bad status conditions even if you disable the monster.
Feel free to use HP restoring items and food more liberally instead of saving them for the stairs.

24-29F

Notable: Skull Wizard (23-25F), Blazeous (25-29F), Explochin (26-29F), Super Gazer (26-30F), Greenwalrus (28-30F)
Item Leaning: None (24-29F)

Monks exit the monster table for a while, and Lv2 Ninjas appear in various combinations between 24-29F.
Item leaning returns to normal, but weapons and shields seem to be uncommon in supplied items,
so focus on finding the stairs before you run out of items instead of exploring the floor.
Some players prefer to cancel Sumo status before descending to 30F so that movement staves are usable.

Super Gazer (66 HP, 30 atk, 26 def) forces either item usage or an attack in a random direction.
Greenwalrus (88 HP, 30 atk, 27 def) steals an item and warps, so place your least useful item down.
Skull Wizard (88 HP, 35 atk, 24 def) appears on 23-25F and Skull Mage (77 HP, 31 atk, 21 def) on 24-27F.
Skull Wizard's magic effects include Confused status, Narrow-escape effect, 20 damage, or Morphed status.
Skull Mage's magic effects include Warp effect, Swift effect, Knockback effect, or Switching effect.
Explochin (120 HP, 25 atk, 22 def) stops moving when HP ≤ 50% and explodes when HP ≤ 24 (deal 96+ damage).
Blazeous (92 HP, 36 atk, 24 def) is immune to projectiles, and Fire Ninja C (75 HP, 45 atk, 21 def) hits hard.

Playing as Kokatsu / Tatsumi / Koppa
Replenish Fullness as much as possible before advancing so that you can use abilities right away.

30F

Guaranteed Monster House
Notable: Super Gazer (26-30F), Greenwalrus (28-30F), Pesky Kappa (30-33F), Porko (30-33F), Dartingfrog (30-34F)
Item Leaning: Gitan (30F)

The player either starts in a Monster House on a normal floor, or there's a Monster House on a 2 room floor.
With luck, you'll get the 2 room pattern and the stairs will be in the starting room, letting you skip the MH.
But that scenario is quite rare, so it's probably best to expect starting the floor inside a Monster House.

Supplied items include multiple high value Gitan bags, but it's difficult to clear a MH with just those.
Check supplied items for staves, grass, scrolls, and Sweet Potatos before taking any actions,
and if you're lucky enough to see a Blank Scroll, write Expulsion Scroll on it and read it right away.
Use your remaining items to find the stairs after you either clear out or escape from the Monster House.
Pesky Kappa (75 HP, 29 atk, 22 def) tosses items back, so use Look Around to check before throwing items.

Playing as Kokatsu / Tatsumi / Koppa
Abilities can be used to handle the Monster House, even if items like Expulsion Scroll aren't supplied.
"Blazing Heat" (Kokatsu), "Raging Tornado" (Tatsumi), "Frantic Fart" or "Flee" (Koppa) are good options.

Sacred Tree Mode

General Advice (2nd Clear)

Hallways are dark between 31-99F, and Peach Buns begin to appear in supplied items starting on 51F.
Koppa can still detect monsters, but other playable characters have a hard time with dark hallways.
Supplied items are unpredictable and you can't just rely on powerful equipment to progress,
so plan a route where you check rooms to locate the stairs efficiently, and use Sumo status to dig as needed.

The floors progress like "Drain zone" → "Tank / Dragon zone" → "Harassment zone" → "Aquatic zone" → "Finale".
Drain type monsters are especially problematic under this dungeon's rules, excluding Mudders.
Keep in mind that you can eat a Peach Bun to morph into a monster to avoid losing max stats.
If you're lucky enough to see an Eradication Scroll (or Blank Scroll), choose a good target on the current floor,
such as prioritizing a troublesome monk type, or a tricky monster that won't exit the table right away.
Lastly, there's another guaranteed Monster House on 99F, with supplied items being similar to 30F.

Best Peach Buns (51F+)

• Wallpass - Pumphantasm family, Soul Reaper, King Reaper.
• Floating - Pumphantasm family, Death Reaper family, Firepuff family, Crow Tengu, Chow.
• Swift + Trap-immune - Karakuroid family, Dragon Pit, Hiding Dragon.

Best Eradication Scroll Targets

Floor ranges in red mean the target is likely to be the final eradication in the run.

• Pumphantasm family (3-5F, 17-22F, 41-50F, 89-99F)
  • Not a bad option, even if they aren't the most threatening.
• Death Reaper family (1-3F, 41-46F)
  • Great to remove the threat of Soul Reapers between 41-46F.
• Dragon family (33-40F, 96-99F)
  • Best to eradicate between 37-40F or 96-99F to avoid excessive Daze Radish spawns.
• Floor Dragon family (14-18F, 30-33F, 52-61F)
  • Mainly to remove Dragon Pit between 52-61F since it has Swift 1 action speed.
• Pop Tank family (20-23F, 47-58F)
  • Removes the threat of Swift 1 speed Adamant Tanks between 53-58F.
• Nigiri Morph family (3-4F, 58-65F)
  • Nigiri Boss + Adamant Tank or Blazepuff combo can one-shot you on 58-60F.
• Gazer family (26-30F, 66-75F)
  • It can be annoying to lose precious supplied items to hypnosis.
• Twisty Hani family (8-11F, 39-48F, 69-75F, 83-88F)
  • Losing Max HP from leveling down can add up after a number of times.
• Polygon Spinna family (4-6F, 39-48F, 89-99F)
  • Lv3-4 Polygon Spinnas lower Max Fullness and make it harder to utilize Sumo status.
• Skull Mage family (23-27F, 89-99F)
  • Mainly to remove Skull Lords between 89-99F.

31-33F

Notable: Pesky Kappa (30-33F), Porko (30-33F), Dartingfrog (30-34F), Daze Radish (32-35F), Dragon (33-36F)
Item Leaning: None (31-33F)

Hallways become dark starting on 31F and remain dark until the very end, so rush to the stairs.
Porko (65 HP, 36 atk, 18 def) continues to throw Porky's Rocks within a 5 tile radius.
Swap Gitan bags with other inventory items so that you can throw Gitan bags as projectiles,
and try to top up on HP and Fullness before advancing to the next floor if possible.

34-38F

Notable: Daze Radish (32-35F), Sky Dragon (34-40F), Vile Scorpion (36-40F), Hoppin' Slugger (36-40F)
Item Leaning: None (34-38F)

The monster lineup is similar to the final floors of Serpentcoil Island.
Daze Radish (80 HP, 37 atk, 27 def) throws Confusion Grass → Poison Grass within a 2 tile radius.
Vile Scorpion (108 HP, 45 atk, 33 def) can lower Shiren's current strength by 2 when adjacent.
There are only 3~4 monsters in the table per floor, so throwing an Eradication Scroll can have a big effect.

39-48F

Notable: Floppy Hani (39-48F), Polygon Singa (39-48F), Soul Reaper (41-46F), Pumplich (41-50F)
Item Leaning: None (39-40F) → Grass Scrolls (41-47F) → None (48F)

The drain type combo of Floppy Hani and Polygon Singa appears, plus Soul Reaper for added pressure.
Floppy Hani (85 HP, 39 atk, 39 def) can lower Shiren's level by 1 when adjacent.
Polygon Singa (129 HP, 40 atk, 40 def) can lower Shiren's Max Fullness by 7 when adjacent.
Soul Reaper (75 HP, 40 atk, 40 def) has Swift 2 speed, passes through walls, and detects you from anywhere.
Cave Mamel (5 HP, 100 atk, 100 def) can spawn between 41-61F for some extra dark hallway accident fun.

Grasses and scrolls are common but equipment is rare, meaning Soul Reapers are a huge problem.
Soul Reaper can be one-shot by thrown Life Grass, Healing Grass, Otogirisou, or a Rejuvenation Pot[1+].

49-58F

Notable: Ornery Tank (47-52F), Dragon Pit (52-61F), Adamant Tank (53-58F), Lashagga (53-61F), Fencer (56-65F)
Item Leaning: None (49-50F) → Peach Buns (51-58F)

Quite a relentless floor range where ideally you'll want to eradicate 1 monster family if possible.
Ornery Tank (95 HP, 40 atk, 44 def) and the Swift 1 speed Adamant Tank (100 HP, 60 atk, 54 def) appear.
Dragon Pit (130 HP, 54 atk, 40 def) also has Swift 1 speed, Fencer (140 HP, 49 atk, 48 def) is quite tanky,
Lashagga (99 HP, 43 atk, 34 def) attacks 3 times in 1 turn and is hard to counter even with equipment,
Nigiri Boss (133 HP, 45 atk, 42 def) inflicts Onigiri status → insta-collapse due to explosion damage,
Hat Brat (125 HP, 45 atk, 9 def) steals and tosses away your staves, grass, or food items, etc.

Peach Buns seem common in supplied items between 51-60F, along with equipment and food.
Throw Peach Buns that are based on weaker monsters at enemies to get through encounters more easily,
and eat Peach Buns with powerful abilities to give you an advantage while searching for the stairs.

Playing as Koppa
Koppa is already swift and can detect foes even in dark hallways, so Morphed status is kinda lackluster.
If you decide to eat Peach Buns, do so mainly to deal damage or to traverse water or air tiles.

59-68F

Notable: Fencer (56-65F), Nigiri Boss (58-65F), Megataur (62-69F), Hoppin' Slammer (64-76F), Hyper Gazer (66-75F)
Item Leaning: Peach Buns (59-60F) → Scrolls (61-68F)

Scrolls seem to be more common than other items between 61-70F.
Curse Matron (145 HP, 53 atk, 48 def) appears between 62-68F, but her curse only affects equipment.
Hyper Gazer (126 HP, 55 atk, 45 def) is the bigger problem, since it can force usage of supplied items.
Place items like Monster Pot, Surprise Pot, and Transmutation Pot on the ground between 66-75F.

69-75F

Notable: Hoppin' Slammer (64-76F), Hyper Gazer (66-75F), Droopy Hani (69-75F), Fleefrog (70-79F), Igneous (73-82F)
Item Leaning: Scrolls (69-70F) → Staves (71-75F)

Staves are common between 71-80F, and Narrow-escape Staff can be swung at Hoppin' Slammer to skip floors.
Food seems rare, however, so pay attention to Fullness if you're using Sumo status or abilities.

Hyper Gazer (126 HP, 55 atk, 45 def) continues to be a menace to your items.
Droopy Hani (120 HP, 49 atk, 49 def) lowers your level, decreasing Max HP at the same time.
Hoppin' Slammer (125 HP, 49 atk, 49 def), Vexing Kappa (175 HP, 49 atk, 33 def), and Igneous (165 HP, 56 atk, 45 def)
are all on the more heavily guarded side thanks to their projectile-nullifying abilities.

76-82F

Notable: Fleefrog (70-79F), Igneous (73-82F), Bag Knave (76-79F), Great Samurai (76-82F), Terror Scorpion (76-88F)
Item Leaning: Staves (76-80F) → Peach Buns (81-82F)

Peach Buns are common between 81-90F, and the advice on eating vs. throwing is the same as earlier.
Terror Scorpion (185 HP, 55 atk, 45 def) can lower your Max Strength by 1 when adjacent.
Bag Knave (95 HP, 40 atk, 35 def) knocks inventory items away and swaps them with Weeds.
Superb Octopling (199 HP, 64 atk, 48 def) gains action speed (1 stage) when an adjacent foe is slain.
Otherwise, monsters here aside from the mentioned ones + Fleefrog can only attack 1 tile ahead.

83-88F

Notable: Wrinkly Hani (83-88F), Terror Scorpion (76-88F), Tengu Monk B (83-88F), Okina Monk B (83-88F)
Item Leaning: Peach Buns (83-88F)

The drain combo of Wrinkly Hani (190 HP, 60 atk, 59 def) + Terror Scorpion (185 HP, 55 atk, 45 def),
alongside Lv3 Monks except for Kitsune Monk B - Not much to say other than rush for the stairs.

89-94F

Notable: Polygon Stunna (89-99F), Popdillo (89-99F), Skull Lord (89-99F), Megahead (89-99F), Hat Rascal (91-96F)
Item Leaning: Peach Buns (89-90F) → None (91-94F)

Lv3 Monks exit the monster table for a bit, and equipment seems rare in supplied items between 91-99F.
Skull Lord (188 HP, 55 atk, 55 def)'s magic effects include Asleep, Blind, Level-3, or 40 damage.
Polygon Stunna (229 HP, 50 atk, 55 def) lowers Max Fullness by 10, and warps in front of you in rooms.
Megahead (182 HP, 65 atk, 48 def), Hat Rascal (170 HP, 85 atk, 12 def), and Pumplord (185 HP, 75 atk, 35 def) hit hard.
Again, not much to say other than make full use of supplied items while rushing to the stairs.

95-98F

Notable: Polygon Stunna (89-99F), Popdillo (89-99F), Skull Lord (89-99F), Lv3 Monks (95-99F), Archdragon (96-99F)
Item Leaning: None (95-98F)

Lv3 Monks return in addition to the previous floor range's monsters, then Archdragon appears from 96F.
Try to cancel Sumo status at the stairs on 98F so that movement staves and Leaping Grass are usable on 99F.
However, it's usually not realistic to prepare for deactivating the status once Archdragon's flames arrive,
so focus on adjusting remaining Fullness more on 95F or so instead of 96-98F.

Playing as Kokatsu / Tatsumi / Koppa
Replenish Fullness as much as possible before advancing so that you can use abilities right away.

99F

Guaranteed Monster House
Notable: Polygon Stunna (89-99F), Popdillo (89-99F), Skull Lord (89-99F), Lv3 Monks (95-99F), Archdragon (96-99F)
Item Leaning: Gitan (99F)

The player either starts in a Monster House on a normal floor, or there's a Monster House on a 2 room floor.
If you're very lucky, you'll start with a Blank Scroll or Expulsion Scroll for an easy clear.
But otherwise, you'll need to play extremely carefully and not let a single turn go to waste.
Prioritize disabling or slaying Skull Lords and Archdragons using staves or high value Gitan bags first,
then do your best to locate the stairs using the remaining supplied items.

Playing as Kokatsu / Tatsumi / Koppa
Abilities can be used to handle the Monster House, even if items like Expulsion Scroll aren't supplied.
"Blazing Heat" (Kokatsu), "Raging Tornado" (Tatsumi), "Frantic Fart" or "Flee" (Koppa) are good options.

Monsters

See Monsters for individual monster details.

• F - Dark hallways
• S - Shop is possible
• H - Monster House is possible

Monster Colors = Farming, Useful, Lowers Stats, Targets Items, Dangerous

F	S	H	Monsters
1			Spearfish	Firepuff	Hat Urchin	Death Reaper
2			Spearfish	Firepuff	Hat Urchin	Death Reaper	Pullfrog
3			Spearfish	Death Reaper	Pullfrog	Pumphantasm	Armordillo
			Nigiri Baby	Scorpion
4			Pullfrog	Pumphantasm	Armordillo	Nigiri Baby	Scorpion
			Polygon Spinna
5			Pumphantasm	Scorpion	Polygon Spinna	Taur	Tree Ninja D
			Earth Ninja D
6			Scorpion	Karakuroid	Polygon Spinna	Taur	Tree Ninja D
			Earth Ninja D	Porky
7			Karakuroid	Taur	Tree Ninja D	Earth Ninja D	Porky
			Fire Ninja D	Hoppin' Hitter
8			Twisty Hani	Karakuroid	Taur	Tree Ninja D	Earth Ninja D
			Porky	Fire Ninja D	Hoppin' Hitter	Masked Samurai	Fresh Octopling
9			Twisty Hani	Karakuroid	Earth Ninja D	Porky	Fire Ninja D
			Hoppin' Hitter	Masked Samurai	Fresh Octopling	Mid Chintala
10			Twisty Hani	Earth Ninja D	Porky	Hoppin' Hitter	Masked Samurai
			Fresh Octopling	Mid Chintala	Bored Kappa
11			Twisty Hani	Masked Samurai	Fresh Octopling	Mid Chintala	Bored Kappa
			Bowboy	Crossbowboy
12			Masked Samurai	Fresh Octopling	Bored Kappa	Bowboy	Crossbowboy
			Lt. Spearfish
13			Masked Samurai	Fresh Octopling	Bored Kappa	Crossbowboy	Lt. Spearfish
			Fierous
14			Fresh Octopling	Lt. Spearfish	Fierous	Floor Dragon	Tiger Thrower
15			Lt. Spearfish	Fierous	Floor Dragon	Tiger Thrower
16			Lt. Spearfish	Fierous	Floor Dragon	Tiger Thrower
17			Fierous	Floor Dragon	Pumpanshee
18			Fierous	Pumpanshee	Minotaur	Okina Monk D	Okame Monk D
			Hat Prankster	Ghost Radish
19			Pumpanshee	Minotaur	Okina Monk D	Okame Monk D	Hat Prankster
			Ghost Radish
20			Pumpanshee	Minotaur	Okina Monk D	Okame Monk D	Tengu Monk D
			Hannya Monk D	Pop Tank	Hat Prankster	Flamepuff
21			Pumpanshee	Minotaur	Okina Monk D	Okame Monk D	Tengu Monk D
			Hannya Monk D	Pop Tank	Hat Prankster	Flamepuff
22			Pumpanshee	Minotaur	Okina Monk D	Okame Monk D	Tengu Monk D
			Hannya Monk D	Pop Tank	Hat Prankster	Flamepuff
23			Tengu Monk D	Hannya Monk D	Pop Tank	Hat Prankster	Flamepuff
			Skull Wizard
24			Pop Tank	Flamepuff	Tree Ninja C	Earth Ninja C	Skull Mage
			Skull Wizard
25			Tree Ninja C	Earth Ninja C	Skull Mage	Blazeous	Skull Wizard
26			Fire Ninja C	Metal Ninja C	Water Ninja C	Skull Mage	Blazeous
			Explochin	Super Gazer
27			Fire Ninja C	Metal Ninja C	Water Ninja C	Skull Mage	Blazeous
			Explochin	Super Gazer
28			Greenwalrus	Fire Ninja C	Metal Ninja C	Water Ninja C	Blazeous
			Explochin	Super Gazer
29			Greenwalrus	Fire Ninja C	Metal Ninja C	Water Ninja C	Blazeous
			Explochin	Super Gazer
30			Greenwalrus	Super Gazer	Pesky Kappa	Dragon Head	Porko
			Dartingfrog
			Sacred Tree Mode
31			Pesky Kappa	Dragon Head	Porko	Dartingfrog
32			Pesky Kappa	Dragon Head	Porko	Daze Radish	Dartingfrog
33			Pesky Kappa	Dragon Head	Porko	Daze Radish	Dartingfrog
			Dragon
34			Daze Radish	Dartingfrog	Dragon	Sky Dragon
35			Daze Radish	Dragon	Sky Dragon
36			Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Dragon	Sky Dragon
37			Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Sky Dragon
38			Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Sky Dragon
39			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Sky Dragon
40			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Vile Scorpion	Hoppin' Slugger	Sky Dragon
			Flying Egg
41			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Soul Reaper	Pumplich	Rumbledon
			Cave Mamel	Flying Egg
42			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Soul Reaper	Pumplich	Rumbledon
			Cave Mamel	Flying Egg
43			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Soul Reaper	Pumplich	Rumbledon
			Cave Mamel	Flying Egg
44			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Soul Reaper	Pumplich	Rumbledon
			Cave Mamel	Flying Egg
45			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Soul Reaper	Pumplich	Rumbledon
			Cave Mamel
46			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Soul Reaper	Pumplich	Rumbledon
			Cave Mamel
47			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Pumplich	Rumbledon	Ornery Tank
			Cave Mamel
48			Floppy Hani	Polygon Singa	Pumplich	Rumbledon	Ornery Tank
			Cave Mamel
49			Pumplich	Rumbledon	Ornery Tank	Hat Brat	Blazepuff
			Cave Mamel
50			Pumplich	Rumbledon	Ornery Tank	Hat Brat	Blazepuff
			Cave Mamel
51			Ornery Tank	Hat Brat	Blazepuff	Cave Mamel	Dark Owl
52			Ornery Tank	Hat Brat	Blazepuff	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel
			Dark Owl
53			Adamant Tank	Hat Brat	Blazepuff	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel
			Lashagga	Dark Owl
54			Adamant Tank	Hat Brat	Blazepuff	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel
			Lashagga	Dark Owl
55			Adamant Tank	Hat Brat	Blazepuff	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel
			Lashagga	Dark Owl
56			Fencer	Adamant Tank	Blazepuff	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel
			Lashagga	Dark Owl
57			Fencer	Adamant Tank	Blazepuff	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel
			Lashagga	Dark Owl
58			Fencer	Adamant Tank	Blazepuff	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel
			Nigiri Boss	Lashagga	Dark Owl
59			Fencer	Blazepuff	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel	Nigiri Boss
			Lashagga	Dark Owl
60			Fencer	Blazepuff	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel	Nigiri Boss
			Lashagga	Dark Owl
61			Fencer	Dragon Pit	Cave Mamel	Nigiri Boss	Lashagga
62			Fencer	Nigiri Boss	Curse Matron	Megataur
63			Fencer	Nigiri Boss	Curse Matron	Megataur
64			Fencer	Hoppin' Slammer	Nigiri Boss	Curse Matron	Megataur
65			Fencer	Hoppin' Slammer	Nigiri Boss	Curse Matron	Megataur
66			Hoppin' Slammer	Curse Matron	Hyper Gazer	Megataur
67			Hoppin' Slammer	Curse Matron	Hyper Gazer	Megataur
68			Hoppin' Slammer	Curse Matron	Hyper Gazer	Megataur
69			Droopy Hani	Hoppin' Slammer	Curse Matron	Hyper Gazer	Megataur
70			Droopy Hani	Hoppin' Slammer	Vexing Kappa	Fleefrog	Hyper Gazer
71			Droopy Hani	Hoppin' Slammer	Vexing Kappa	Fleefrog	Hyper Gazer
72			Droopy Hani	Hoppin' Slammer	Vexing Kappa	Fleefrog	Hyper Gazer
73			Droopy Hani	Igneous	Hoppin' Slammer	Vexing Kappa	Fleefrog
			Hyper Gazer
74			Droopy Hani	Igneous	Hoppin' Slammer	Vexing Kappa	Fleefrog
			Hyper Gazer
75			Droopy Hani	Igneous	Hoppin' Slammer	Vexing Kappa	Fleefrog
			Hyper Gazer
76			Bag Knave	Terror Scorpion	Igneous	Hoppin' Slammer	Superb Octopling
			Fleefrog	Huge Chintala	Great Samurai	Hiding Egg
77			Bag Knave	Terror Scorpion	Igneous	Superb Octopling	Fleefrog
			Huge Chintala	Great Samurai	Hiding Egg
78			Bag Knave	Terror Scorpion	Igneous	Superb Octopling	Fleefrog
			Huge Chintala	Great Samurai	Hiding Egg
79			Bag Knave	Terror Scorpion	Igneous	Superb Octopling	Fleefrog
			Huge Chintala	Great Samurai	Hiding Egg
80			Terror Scorpion	Igneous	Superb Octopling	Huge Chintala	Great Samurai
			Hiding Egg
81			Terror Scorpion	Igneous	Mudder	Superb Octopling	Huge Chintala
			Great Samurai	Hiding Egg
82			Terror Scorpion	Igneous	Mudder	Superb Octopling	Huge Chintala
			Great Samurai	Hiding Egg
83			Wrinkly Hani	Terror Scorpion	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B	Tengu Monk B
			Okina Monk B	Mudder	Huge Chintala	Hiding Egg
84			Wrinkly Hani	Terror Scorpion	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B	Tengu Monk B
			Okina Monk B	Mudder	Huge Chintala	Hiding Egg
85			Wrinkly Hani	Terror Scorpion	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B	Tengu Monk B
			Okina Monk B	Mudder	Huge Chintala	Hiding Egg
86			Wrinkly Hani	Terror Scorpion	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B	Tengu Monk B
			Okina Monk B	Mudder	Huge Chintala	Hiding Egg
87			Wrinkly Hani	Terror Scorpion	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B	Tengu Monk B
			Okina Monk B	Mudder	Huge Chintala	Hiding Egg
88			Wrinkly Hani	Terror Scorpion	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B	Tengu Monk B
			Okina Monk B	Mudder	Huge Chintala	Hiding Egg
89			Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Mudder	Skull Lord	Megahead
			Pumplord
90			Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Mudder	Skull Lord	Megahead
			Pumplord
91			Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Hat Rascal	Skull Lord	Megahead
			Pumplord
92			Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Hat Rascal	Skull Lord	Megahead
			Pumplord
93			Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Hat Rascal	Skull Lord	Megahead
			Pumplord
94			Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Hat Rascal	Skull Lord	Megahead
			Pumplord
95			Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B	Tengu Monk B
			Okina Monk B	Hat Rascal	Skull Lord	Megahead	Pumplord
96			Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B	Tengu Monk B
			Okina Monk B	Hat Rascal	Skull Lord	Megahead	Pumplord
			Archdragon
97			Magicwalrus	Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B
			Tengu Monk B	Okina Monk B	Skull Lord	Megahead	Pumplord
			Archdragon
98			Magicwalrus	Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B
			Tengu Monk B	Okina Monk B	Skull Lord	Megahead	Pumplord
			Archdragon
99			Magicwalrus	Polygon Stunna	Popdillo	Hannya Monk B	Okame Monk B
			Tengu Monk B	Okina Monk B	Skull Lord	Megahead	Pumplord
			Archdragon

Items

※ This section is currently incomplete.

• O = Opening Hand (12 Items)
• S = Shop
• P = Peddler
• M = Monster drop
• B = Buried
• H = Thiefwalrus
• I = Island
• T = Transmutation Pot
• U = Surprise Pot

Weapon

Shield

Bracelet

Projectile

Food

Grass

Scroll

Staff

Pot

Incense