You might also need to grind a bit in that one and unlock many of Akira's techniques since your companion turtle doesn't exactly gain any levels or new techniques as you go. The Near Future: The crafting here is a bit random, and it has some really hard boss fights, in addition to a fully open world where enemies roam every corner.Prehistory: Though usually recommended earlier, I preferred to include it here because you go through many fights without your healer, and you might also need to craft items to gain an advantage in battle, which can be confusing if you don't know what to make.Also for the final fight, you get a one-time use super attack that cuts out the boss's health, making your life easier. Imperial China: This chapter actually involves many boss fights, but the good news is you have the chance to prepare your fighter accordingly and spend all your training points and chances on one single character.You can choose how to fight the six in any order, however, the advice here is to avoid going against Tula Han first because his movies can lock away your own moves, and also avoid Seishi Moriabe because his celestial palm can give you a lot of detrimental status effects. Just six boss battles and a seventh final one. You can access the game by using the memory card you got from Kirk's room. However, here you can use a secret arcade machine to go into a virtual area and train until you perfectly learn the Grid Based strategies of Live A Live. The Distant Future: Also no side trips, and one final boss battle.You have a lot of long-ranged skills and so you can eliminate the enemies from a safe distance. The enemy number can be cut down to four or less and it only involves one battle.
The Wild West: The Easiest and shortest chapter.
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