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Entry Fee

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Absorption

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Tigris Cantus

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‎Strategy:

Talk:Sho Minamimoto

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Absorption

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Neku Sakuraba

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‎Trivia:

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	*When the game installs itself, the icon is named TWEWY specifically, not TWEwY or "The World Ends with You".		*When the game installs itself, the icon is named TWEWY specifically, not TWEwY or "The World Ends with You".
	It doesn't matter what you think is right -- please use the game standard (and everyone's standard) and change TWEwY to TWEWY. Thank you. [[Special:Contributions/69.196.176.147\|69.196.176.147]] 15:11, September 9, 2012 (UTC)		It doesn't matter what you think is right -- please use the game standard (and everyone's standard) and change TWEwY to TWEWY. Thank you. [[Special:Contributions/69.196.176.147\|69.196.176.147]] 15:11, September 9, 2012 (UTC)
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		+	== The World Ends With You: Top Screen Issues ==
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		+	I've been playing TWEWY quite a bit lately, although at the moment I'm getting shutoff PP for Peace Full so I don't accidentally evolve it. The thing is, I've found that working effectively on both the top and bottom screens is extremely difficult. In the end, I've just been pressing W with Shiki and Joshua (but not Beat) and just mashing the button in the direction of the enemy while I focus on the bottom screen. I know this isn't the optimal way to beat the game, but it's working to beat most regular enemies on Ultimate. I'm just wondering, has anyone else had this problem, and do you have any suggestions on how to solve it?
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 ! align="center" | Fate of Shibuya
-! Neku Sakuraba !! Shiki and Beat
+! Neku Sakuraba !! Unknown
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	Brassbanfrogs and Fifenfrogs will absorb all negative psychs, with the latter absorbing positives as well. Psychokinesis and Pressure Mine are unavailable as obstacles do not appear in Fifenfrog's domain, limiting usable pins to Summon Rhyme; scarce "enemy" Psychokinesis pins; the annoying and hard-to-get Irregular Note set; and the late game Black Saturn or single-use Creepy Weepy Barrier. Should you have no usable attack pins, your partner must erase these frogs.		Brassbanfrogs and Fifenfrogs will absorb all negative psychs, with the latter absorbing positives as well. Psychokinesis and Pressure Mine are unavailable as obstacles do not appear in Fifenfrog's domain, limiting usable pins to Summon Rhyme; scarce "enemy" Psychokinesis pins; the annoying and hard-to-get Irregular Note set; and the late game Black Saturn or single-use Creepy Weepy Barrier. Should you have no usable attack pins, your partner must erase these frogs.

−	Strategies for dealing with these frogs (Funk, Brassban, and Fifen) involve either using your partner (a must for Fifen) or a flexible pin deck.	+	To erase these frogs and Funkfrog, use either your partner (imperative for Fifenfrog) or flexible pins.

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 ==Strategy==
 ==See Also==
 *[[Mitsuki Konishi]]

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	I can't believe Sho doesn't have a gallery... I'll start working to remedy that right away~ [[User:DibsOnRainbow\|DibsOnRainbow]] 22:16, June 6, 2012 (UTC)		I can't believe Sho doesn't have a gallery... I'll start working to remedy that right away~ [[User:DibsOnRainbow\|DibsOnRainbow]] 22:16, June 6, 2012 (UTC)
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		+	Shit man, he's 18? I thought I made that up in my head. ''I'm ''like 18. ''WHERE DOES HE GET THOSE ABS. [[User:Plasterbrain\|Plasterbrain]] ([[User talk:Plasterbrain\|talk]]) 03:09, May 15, 2013 (UTC)''

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-When an enemy's resistance to given type of psych is 200%, an attack of that psych type will result in '''healing''' of half the attack's normal damage. In such a case, the "Damage" will appear in Green, and any effect the attack would normally have (Such as knocking the target in the air) is negated. Another problem with absorbtion is the fact that without prior knowlege it is near impossible to predict, especially seeing as most of the pins you'll be likely to use will be negative psychs.
+Enemies with 200% polarity resistance will '''absorb''' attacks, healing them for half damage. The "damage" will appear green and effects the attack would normally have (like knockback) are negated. Without prior knowlege it can be difficult to cope with, as players' pin psychs will probably be negative.
-Brassbanfrog, for example, absorbs all Negative psychs. Fifenfrog will absorb damage from any Psychs except Psychokinesis, Irregular Note, Dark Barrier, or Pressure Mine. Throwable objects, however, do not appear in Fifenfrog's domain. This limits you to "Enemy" Psychokinesis pins, of which there are few, or Irregular Note, which is a hard to obtain and annoying to use set of pins. The last problem is that unless you have either Creepy Weepy Barrier ( which disappers after one use), or Black Saturn, which are the only two Dark Barriers, you will be unable to damage it at all, and must use your partner's attacks to erase it.
+Brassbanfrogs and Fifenfrogs will absorb all negative psychs, with the latter absorbing positives as well. Psychokinesis and Pressure Mine are unavailable as obstacles do not appear in Fifenfrog's domain, limiting usable pins to Summon Rhyme; scarce "enemy" Psychokinesis pins; the annoying and hard-to-get Irregular Note set; and the late game Black Saturn or single-use Creepy Weepy Barrier. Should you have no usable attack pins, your partner must erase these frogs.
-The best strategies for dealing with these frogs (Funk, Brassban, and Fifen) thus involve either a focus on partner activity (a must for Fifen) or the usage of a flexible deck so the random Brassbanfrog doesn't mess around with your battle chains.
+Strategies for dealing with these frogs (Funk, Brassban, and Fifen) involve either using your partner (a must for Fifen) or a flexible pin deck.

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 *Neku either has an extraordinary memory or is very intelligent, as on Day Two of Week Two he was able to give Joshua the square root of 3 up to the 7th decimal point. He also knew the periodic symbol for gold.
 *The fate of Neku's third entry fee (every other player in the third week) is not revealed.
-*Neku's personality is similar to Roxas, Sora's Nobody from ''Kingdom Hearts II''. Neku's Japanese voice actor, Kōki Uchiyama, also voices Roxas and Ventus in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series. All three characters were designed by Tetsuya Nomura.
+*Neku's personality is similar to Roxas, Sora's Nobody from ''Kingdom Hearts II''. Also, Neku's hairstyle somewhat resembles Sora's hairstyle from ''Kingdom Hearts II'', except without the giant sideburns. Neku's Japanese voice actor, Kōki Uchiyama, also voices Roxas and Ventus in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series. All four characters were designed by Tetsuya Nomura.
 *Neku's name is very similar to the word "''neko''", the Japanese word for cat, which may relate to the name of Neku's favorite designer, CAT, and in ''Kingdom Hearts 3D'', the Japanese name of his Dream Eater that follows him around is "Necho Cat".
 *Neku was first seen in ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'' in the TGS 2011 Trailer.