Judgment: Every QR Code and What It Unlocks
There are 55 QR codes in Judgment: five for Yagami's skills and 50 for drone blueprints. None of them are permanently missable.
The skill codes can be scanned with your phone or drone, depending on where the poster is. For the drone sets, first win the Beginner League and speak to Sebastian Hutton behind the drone-racing desk in Millennium Tower's basement. Start his friendship before going on the citywide search.
Each drone category has ten codes. Finish a set, report to Hutton, and then develop the part at the parts counter. Photographing all the codes doesn't automatically put the finished parts in your inventory.
The Code Hunter skill makes the search easier by marking nearby codes. Its book comes from the QR Code Compendium Quickstarter project. It helps you find them, but it isn't a requirement for scanning them.
I'm grouping these by the part they unlock. The numbers below are a checklist for this post, not numbers printed on the buildings. Many are above street level. When you reach the right landmark, move the drone closer and square the code up in the camera until the scan registers.
The five skill posters
1. EX Light Bullet: the alley southwest of Yagami's agency. Go past the white car blocking the alley and inspect the wall poster.
2. Tiger Drop: the open square alley at the southeast edge of the Champion District. Use the drone on the poster in the second-floor window on the southern wall.
3. EX Tiger Dances with Crane: Taihei Commerce Building, second floor. Take the elevator near Gyu-Kaku on West Taihei Boulevard and check the corridor wall before the office.
4. Dire Determination: Kamuro Theater Garden, upstairs on the roof level. Check the southeast passage beside the vending machine.
5. Blessing of the Wind God: Yoshida Batting Center. Walk along the southern corridor beside the cages and inspect the poster before the viewing openings.
These unlock the option to buy the skill. Open the skill menu afterward and spend the SP. Scanning Tiger Drop and leaving it unpurchased won't give you the move.
Frame codes
1. Mantai Internet Cafe, Theater Square: upper-left corner of the white Kamuro Chinemals advertisement on the building's north side.
2. Across from Yoshida Batting Center: the elevated hotel balcony beside the tall blue sign.
3. South edge of Shichifuku Parking Lot: the upper-right corner of the “Freshness” billboard with the two men.
4. Dragon's Palace, southeast exterior: the air-conditioning unit beside the blue “3F” sign.
5. South side of the batting-center block: the raised coffee-shop sign with the cup illustration, opposite the West Shichifuku Poppo area.
6. Southern Champion District courtyard: east wall, above the large duct.
7. Senryo Avenue: across from Koizuka's locksmith shop, near the yellow-and-white shop signage.
8. Modern Mahjong building: the orange Amazones sign beside the entrance on Senryo Avenue.
9. Alley west of Ebisu Pawn, behind the Don Quijote block: high above the protruding wall vent.
10. Tenkaichi Alley behind Fuji Soba: the recessed area, on the wall before the narrow passage toward Taihei Boulevard.
Motor codes
1. Paradise VR building: high on the billboard featuring a woman's silhouette, near the upper-left corner.
2. Yoshida Batting Center frontage: below the air-conditioning unit to the right of the main windows.
3. Alley east of Game Center Charles: the second-floor wall at the dead end.
4. Club SEGA, Theater Square: the orange/red face sign on the south exterior.
5. Building south of Theater Square: above the orange Darts Bar Pimuro sign on the angled corner.
6. Parking lot opposite the Champion District's southern entrance: above and left of the red payment machine.
7. Pink Street south of The Queen Rouge: the white entrance arch beside the Hyper Win Game signage.
8. Little Asia's southwest corner: the top of the large damaged white sign above the scaffolding.
9. Across from Don Quijote: beside the red neon volcano sign near the Showa/Nakamichi corner.
10. New Serena Alley: the wall beside the stairs, across from the Lullaby Mahjong building.
Propeller codes
1. Children's Park: upper corner of the public-toilet structure near the barrel fire.
2. Poppo, East Shichifuku Street: west exterior wall beside the smaller Poppo sign.
3. Kanrai: the white restaurant sign on the southeast side of the building.
4. Koi Bride/L'Amant entrance area: the air-conditioning unit on the blue exterior wall just west of the entrance.
5. Kamuro Theater: above the southeastern entrance beneath the theater signage.
6. Showa Street beside Le Marche: the large “380” sign to the right of the shop.
7. Near Bar Tender: the tall white-and-red sign by the Little Asia/Pink Street side.
8. North of Club SEGA on Nakamichi Street: the long yellow sign with the birds, above the Le milieu sign.
9. Sushi Gin: directly above the restaurant entrance.
10. Suppon Street: the Red Zone 24 sign around the corner from Poppo on Tenkaichi Street.
Turbo codes
1. South of Paradise VR: the connecting overhead walkway between the buildings.
2. Club SEGA, Theater Square: the north-facing “wordless emotion POWER” sign.
3. East of Millennium Tower, on East Shichifuku Street: the yellow curry advertisement with the man's face.
4. Kamuro Theater lobby: the hanging restroom/elevator direction sign near the southwest entrance. Launch the drone outside, then fly it inside.
5. Champion District's western entrance: the reverse side of the overhead entrance sign.
6. South of Kyushu No. 1 Star: the building corner between the Lounge Bar Manhattan signs.
7. Yagami Detective Agency: the exterior office sign above the street.
8. Alley between Nakamichi Alley and Bar Tender: west wall beneath an air-conditioning unit.
9. Cafe Alps back alley: the air-conditioning equipment near the northern stairway area.
10. North entrance to New Serena Alley: the upper-left part of the white sign with purple lettering/leaves, opposite the Lullaby building.
ESC codes
1. Hotel District: the red Hotel Modern Square sign near Hotel Volescia.
2. North of East Shichifuku Street, east of Dragon's Palace: the black-and-white sign with a rooster, between Park Boulevard and Hills Garden.
3. Gyu-Kaku/Taihei Commerce Building: the air-conditioning unit above the Sound Studio Spunky sign near the elevator.
4. Millennium Tower basement: the large display drone hanging over the D-League desk.
5. Bantam: beside its sign, above the entrance.
6. Champion District's northwest corner: the raised wall beside the purple sign.
7. Pink Alley, southwest corner: beside the exterior duct behind the Modern Mahjong area.
8. Pink Street's southern entrance: the back/north side of the purple illuminated arch.
9. Taihei Boulevard north of Beef Zone: above the large TAT Vision screen.
10. Tenkaichi Street's southern entrance: the back/north face of the overhead gate. Stand inside the street looking south.
If a code won't count
Get closer, keep the whole square in frame, and check that the game registers the scan instead of only saving an ordinary photograph. For the drone parts, make sure you've actually spoken to Hutton after winning Beginner League. For the theater lobby, start the drone outdoors before flying through the entrance.
After a ten-code set is complete, go back to Hutton. If you're still short, compare landmarks rather than matching a number from another checklist. Different lists number the same codes differently.
Finish all five sets, collect the blueprints, and check the parts counter. This search contributes to Hutton's friendship, KamuroGo, and your eventual Drone Enthusiast completion, so it's worth doing before you spend heavily on racing upgrades.
Judgment: Every QR Code and What It Unlocks
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