Lost Judgment: Cats, all eleven records, and all eight skateboards

Lost Judgment: Cats, all eleven records, and all eight skateboards The cats give a record, a VR voucher, skill books, and equipment. The Dance Club story unlocks records for sale, and skate points buy three boards as well as other completion items. These are all ten cat rewards, eleven records, and eight base skateboards. All ten cats and their fixed rewards Begin The Forbidden Taste from the Yokohama 99 board in Chapter 3. Follow the ramen investigation until Nekomiya teaches Yagami how to approach the cats. Name each cat, remember that name, then call it correctly on later visits. Food gives more affection than ordinary interaction. After that particular cat reaches maximum, collect its fixed reward. Chinatown group, near Meng Wu: - Brown-and-white cat: Diplomatic Solution extract recipe. - Gray cat: Random Fire record. - Black-and-white cat: Near-Death Belt. Homeless-camp group, Ijincho: - Black cat: Blackjack Amulet. - White cat: Free Pass Voucher 5. - Striped/tiger cat: Showa Duel Records: Fire. - Orange-and-white/calico cat: Book of the Brink. Alley behind New Serena, Kamurocho: - White cat: Snap Counter extract recipe. - Black-and-white cat: Rainbow Pyroxene. - Striped/orange cat: Batting Gloves. If the Kamurocho group isn't available immediately after the introduction, continue into Chapter 4 and return. One cat approaches at random from a group, so having maxed the gray Chinatown cat doesn't mean you've finished the other two there. After a cat is maxed, you can keep interacting for additional gifts without spending more food. Those gifts can include the Rebar Belt 1 and useful materials or Play Passes. Keep the one-time equipment rewards rather than selling them for trivial money. For the City mission, the target is 100 cat interactions, not finding 100 cats. Travel to another cat group or change areas when you need to refresh interactions. Repeatedly buying food won't make a different cat step forward on demand. Write down the names if necessary; they are your chosen names, so another player's name list won't match yours. All eleven records 1. Opening: already available from the start. 2. Let's Dance: buy at Ebisu Pawn in Ijincho after the corresponding Dance Club progression. 3. Long Drill on the Break: buy at Ebisu Pawn in Kamurocho after Dance Club progression. 4. Esmeralda: buy at Benten Pawn after Dance Club progression. 5. Girls: buy at Ebisu Pawn in Kamurocho after reaching the relevant point in the Dance Club story. 6. Yagami Detective Agency: summon Ranpo in the lower parking area south of the homeless camp. Search around the red ticket machine. 7. Random Fire: max the gray Chinatown cat. 8. My Own Style: squirrel reward on the sunken walkway near la chatte blanche/Azure in Ijincho. Use the Detector at the tree's knothole. 9. Faster Than Lightning: clear Ijincho Sprint in the Gauntlet and collect it from the office mailbox. 10. inharmonic: squirrel chain opposite Ebisu Pawn in Kamurocho. Noise Amp to the second drawing, then Ranpo to the reward. 11. All's Well That Ends Well: complete the main story. Sweet Jams therefore cannot be finished before the main story ends. If one of the four dance songs isn't in the pawnshop, progress the Dance Club story. The missing stock isn't a reason to start checking unrelated shops. For Ijincho Sprint, use the supplied Tree Trunk Legs extract and concentrate on the obstacle prompts and objects you can kick at the target. The reward has to be claimed afterward. Use the record list at either detective office to compare what you own. All eight base skateboards 1. Blue Tribal: Sugiura gives it to you in Chapter 1. 2. Yellow Lizard: Skateboard Point Exchange, 20,000 points. 3. Green Lizard: Ebisu Pawn, Kamurocho, ¥50,000. 4. Skull Bass: Deco Rush, Ijincho, ¥50,000. 5. White Horse: Skateboard Point Exchange, 50,000 points. 6. Red Horse: The Bee, Ijincho, ¥50,000. Speak to the shop attendant to the right of the bar. 7. Purple Drop: Skateboard Point Exchange, 100,000 points. 8. Black Drop: Heaven's Door casino exchange, 36,500 chips. The skate exchange opens through the Skaters School Story. Heaven's Door opens through the Casino investigation. Those boards aren't sold at the venue before you've opened its service. Save up the full 100,000 skate points before buying Purple Drop so the point-balance milestone registers as well. The three point-shop boards cost 170,000 points together, before the books, gear, and recipes you might also want from that exchange. For your racing setup, the Lizard boards emphasize acceleration, Horse boards emphasize maximum speed, and Drop boards improve a broader combination of handling, acceleration, and speed. Equip the board you intend to use; owning a better one doesn't automatically replace the current board. The DLC Hover Drive is additional. It doesn't replace one of these eight in Skate or Die. The trophy requires the eight boards listed here.