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Jounin Exam – The Walkthrough
The Compilation Album of Previous Random People Messy Walkthroughs, XD

Table of Contents

Post #1:

Introduction and Table of Contents

~You are here!

 Post #2:

Heart to Heart Talk

(coming soon)

Post #3:

Jounin Exam Part 1 – The Hand Seals

 Post #4:

Jounin Exam Part 2 – The Shinobi Tower

 Post #5:

Jounin Exam Part 3 – The Kekkai

 Post #6:

Jounin Exam Part 4 – Shikigami of Elements

Post #7:

Jounin Exam Part 5 – Last Challenge

 Post #8:

Miscellaneous – Info About NPC level 40

Post #9:

Credits Page

(under construction)

Post #xxx:

Random people posting on this thread :B

How to Read this Guide

• Any changes between tensai version and normal version will be put between these {brackets} under red color font.
  For example: HP: 1,000 {500}
  It means, in tensai version, the HP was 1,000 but in current normal version, the HP is only 500.
• Some terms I often use on this walkthrough:
  • Disabling-jutsus means debuff skills which will inflict some negative statuses that may disable your opponent(s).
    Negative status-effects which belong to disable-type are Stun, Restriction, Sleep, etc.
  • One turn refers to period when we able to make a movement – whether it is offense, defense, or even none of them.
    You can see who will get the first turn by checking the “Agility Bar” which located at the bottom of the screen. When battle occurs, you will find the players ‘running‘ there.
  • One round refers to period when all players get at least one turn, no matter if it’s passed because of ‘disabled‘ status-effects.
    Players with high agility sometimes are able to gain double-turns in one round since they ‘run‘ faster.
  • One phase refers to period when a player start and finish his combo-attack OR his attack-pattern (which is more often found on AI than manual players).

   

On this part of exam, your ability to memorize information will be tested.. or not?

Objectives:

• Put the required hand-seals in the right order, in limited time.
• Only three mistakes are allowed.

Section : Memorizing the Hand-Seals
This part of exam is quite simple.
Once you start, you will see about 2-10 pictures of hand-seals and also a picture of a jutsu. You have to memorize these hand-seals in limited given time, then later you’ll have to put the previous hand-seals in correct order.
There’s also time limit for answering, of course.

There are ten jutsus in total:*Only six jutsus in normal version.

1.) Two hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 10 seconds. 2.) Two hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 10 seconds. 3.) Four hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 10 seconds. 4.) Four hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 5 seconds. 5.) Six hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 10 seconds. 6.) Six hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 5 seconds. 7.) Eight hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 10 seconds. 8.) Eight hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 5 seconds. 9.) Ten hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 10 seconds. 10.) Ten hand-seals. Time given to memorize: 7 seconds.

Main trick:

Just use some help of machine like capturing your computer screen with

PrtSc

or camera. It’s almost impossible for human to memorize more than eight different pictures in only 5 seconds.

*Review: On first part of Jounin Exam, the difference between tensai version and normal version is only the number of jutsu which will be questioned.

Objectives:

• Fight and win four NPCs in a row.

Tips:

• Bring Healing Scroll as many as you can, and use it wisely.
• Disabling-jutsus will help much.
  (Example: Feather Illusion, Fat Lady Transformation, Water Bundle, etc)
• Keep your eyes on that “Agility Bar” to figure out when your opponent will get double-turns so you can avoid death-verdict.
• Since three of first bosses are indeed stronger than us, this will be battle of endurance, so better plan your moves and launch attacks carefully instead of going rampage on them.
• This is just technical tip: refresh your browser before starting this part of exam.
  It really takes long time to finish this part, so to avoid any ‘error screen’, better you refresh your NS-game page before starting.

Overall Strategy:

• Stun/Restrict your opponent, then attack.
• Cast Sleep on your opponent, then do anything you need, like: charging OR healing.
• Try to interrupt their Main-Combo by using Lightning Flash or giving gap using any kind of disabling-jutsus.

Section I : Fighting Kiyoshi (Water Boss)

Section IV : Fighting Yourself (Self-Clone)

The Kekkai

On this part of exam, you’ll need to find four hidden seals in a labyrinth (forest) and then you must break these seals in order to pass this part.

Objectives:

• Find the seals.
• Break the seals.
  Total seals you have to break: four seals.

Section I : Finding the Seals
Finding the right path in this labyrinth isn’t that hard. I believe you’ll eventually find it even without using any help of walkthrough or map (although it may take longer time).
Later in our journey, we will encounter some enemies. While finding seals is our first objective, taking these enemies down won’t affect your chance to pass this exam.
You may defeat them or just simply ignore them; it’s all up to you.

Location of the seals:

• First seal: at the end of north. This seal has two runes.
• Second seal: at the end of east. This seal has three runes.
• Third seal: at the end of south. This seal has four runes.
• Fourth seal: at the end of west. This seal has five runes.

Section II : Breaking the Seals


On each seal, there are six types of rune which you will need in order to break the seal:

*The seals are random. It always changes on the next time you find this seal.

Main clue:

• Green Scores: It shows you how many runes are in correct color and correct position.
• Orange Scores: It shows you how many runes are in correct color but wrong position.

P.S: I highly encourage you to solve this puzzle using your own skill instead of asking for the answer to other players because it will take the fun and challenge from this puzzle.

Main tricks:

• Put ONLY one or two colors of rune on each guess.
  This trick will let you know the colors of rune you have to put to break the seal.
• Put the wrong-runes together with the random-runes on the next guesses.
  This trick will let you know the next color of the runes you need.
• Put the wrong-runes together with the correct-runes on the next guesses.
  This trick will let you know the positions of correct-runes.
  *Use this trick ONLY after you’ve found the right-colors.
• Watch out of DOUBLED-RUNES!
  Sometimes you will get odd-scores like: 2 – 1 (on second seal), 3 – 1 (on third seal), and score 4 – 1 (on fourth seal). This score is actually result from doubled-runes.
  Doubled-runes score occurs when on the seal, there are two runes in SAME color but you only guessed one rune with that color.
  For example: on correct seal order, there should be TWO blue runes. But you only put ONE blue rune on your guess, which results score 1 – 1. So you actually have to put TWO blue runes in order to get score 2 – 0

..or still having hard time to figure out these main tricks?
Then lets just move on to next tutorial–the REAL CASE!

Section III : Tutorial – How to Break the Seals in Steps
Be prepared! You might burn your brain a little, so watch out.
Video Version by shaiming: Click Here!

Puzzle Preview
This is how the board look like when you get started.

Solved Puzzle
Now please take a look at picture below:

You can see that the puzzle is already solved, right?
So, what are you waiting for? Lets try to analyze this puzzle!
*If you still can’t understand why this player put the runes in such order on the first rows, then please continue reading.
But if you have understood the tricks, just skip this part 1 and continue to part 2 to analyze what those score mean step by step.

Part 1: Understanding the Basics

Alright, now lets check the picture again and I’ll explain what exactly the player did on each row.

• 1st Row: Put only one color.
  Why? This is the easiest way to figure out if that color will be used on the current puzzle or not.
• 2nd Row: Put one wrong color (in this case, green) together with one random color.
  Why? Since we know that green is wrong, we will be able to figure out that:
  1. If we get zero scores, it means the another color is also a wrong rune. 2. If we get yellow score(s), it means the another color is right, but you still have to find the correct position of that rune. 3. If we get green score(s), it means the another color is right, and also in the correct position.

  Okay, keep it going!

• 3rd Row: Repeat the previous move; put the wrong rune(s) with another color.
  Why? Yeah, simply to figure out other colors we will need.
• 4th Row: Again, put only one color.
• 5th Row: Again, put the wrong rune(s) with another random color.
• 6th Row: It’s still same movement like on the previous row.Now, have you figured out the pattern?
  This guy tried to solve the puzzle by only using two tricks, like what I’ve mentioned on Main Tricks:
  1. First trick, put only one color. 2. Second trick, put wrong color with another one random color.

  ..and as you can see on the 7th row, only by using these two tricks, this guy can figure out the right answer.Now lets move to next part!

Part 2: Analyzing the Scores*I put the same picture twice, so you don’t have to scroll up and down too often.Please take a look at picture below:

So, after understanding how the Main Tricks work, I’ll explain how to analyze the green score(s) you get on each row.

Main tricks:

• How to pick your team-mates:
  • If you’re pure-offense, both of your team-mates should have Refresh.
  • If you’re offensive-type but you have Refresh skills (hybrid), you can recruit one offensive type and one defensive-type.
  • If you’re pure-defense, you can recruit one offensive type and one defensive-type.
  • If you’re pure-defense and have Refresh skills, you can try to recruit two offensive-type although it’s a little bit risky.
• How to pick your jutsu-set:
  • In your team, have at least ONE offensive-skill/weapon which ignores opponent defense, like: Hellfire, Prison Colliding Wave, Leiko, etc.
  • Each person should have at least TWO disabling-skills, like: Earth Strangle, Water Bundle, Feather Illusion, etc. Having three or even four is better.
  • Each person should have at least TWO of their best offensive-skills.
  • In case the scenario goes wrong, each person should have at least ONE defensive-skill, like: Shield of Suiten, Golem Guard, Flexible, etc.
• How to pick your main-strategy:
  • There’s two types of strategy; first, focus ONLY on one opponent.
    Kill them one by one as soon as possible.
  • Or, second, using advantages from environment, or in other words, attack Shikigami which is in low-defense.
    It means it’s possible that our attack will be scattered to three Shikigamis which results we have to endure and survive in long battle with three Shikigamis alive and keep attacking us back. This strategy may not go well with offensive-type of ninja, so choose strategy which suits your fighting-style more.
  • Fire and Lightning Shikigamis are types who hit HARD. Never let them awake without any negative status-effect, or even better, just let them disabled with Stun, Restriction, or Sleep.

*Review: On fourth part of Jounin Exam, the differences between tensai version and normal version are obvious.

Few things you may notice:
• Their damage is reduced.
• Their HP is lower.

Yamata no Orochi

On this part of exam, you have to capture the giant snake, Yamata no Orochi, which later you will be interrupted by Mudo and Kyo, two S-rank criminals.
And once again, you may control your recruits.

Objectives:

• Kill Yamata no Orochi.

Tips:

• Bring Healing Scroll as many as you can, and use it wisely.
• Disabling-jutsus will help very much.
  (Example: Feather Illusion, Fat Lady Transformation, Water Bundle, etc)
• This is just technical tip: refresh your browser before starting this part of exam.
  It really takes long time to finish this part, so to avoid any ‘error screen’, better you refresh your NS-game page before starting.

Overall Strategy:

• Focus your attack to Yamata no Orochi.
• Cast skills which ignores defense like Hellfire and Prison Colliding Wave as early as possible.

Section I : Capturing Yamata no Orochi

Main tricks:

• Nothing special, just attack this snake.
  The real battle will start later once Mudo and Kyo come.
• Keep your HP and CP high at the end of first battle.
  Later, Yamata no Orochi will be less tame; not to mention you’ll have to fight Mudo and Kyo together at once. Next battle will be tough if you are careless.
  Charge after you cast jutsu. Disable the snake so he can’t hurt you. Be sure you have your HP and CP high when Yamata HP hits its half.

Section II : Ambush!

Main tricks:

• Always put Mudo and Kyo under disabled status-effects.
  Restriction, Sleep, Stun, anything. Just make sure they never have many turns to attack. You may disable Yamata with (only) Restriction or Stun but Mudo and Kyo are your priority.
  Feather Illusion comes really handy here. But watch out of skill Yamata Flaming. It can turn your Sleep-spell into vain.
• Spam skills which ignores defense to Yamata.
  Cast skills like Hellfire and Prison Colliding Wave as early as possible since you need to kill Yamata before he starts his Frenzy.
• Use Secret: Yamata Flaming skill as your advantage.
  Once Yamata casts this skill and you don’t dodge it, it means Mudo and Kyo will be under Restriction so these criminals can’t launch any attack. If you can predict when this skill will be cast correctly, you can save your stock of disable-jutsus.
  Same goes when you can avoid this skill, it means you won’t have any free Restriction bonus for Mudo and Kyo.
• Some tips to cast disabling-jutsus:
  • When Restriction effect from skill Yamata Flaming ends, it’s the best time to cast Sleep to Mudo and Kyo. It’s also the right time if you want to Stun or Restrict Yamata.
  • Stun and Restriction are used to disable opponents which you want to attack while Sleep is used to disable opponent which you don’t want to attack.
  • If you want to get free Restriction bonus from Yamata Flaming quickly, then don’t put Yamata under negative status-effect.

   

*Review: On last part of Jounin Exam, the differences between tensai version and normal version are obvious.

Few things you may notice:
• Their damage is reduced.
• Their HP is lower.

NPC Level 40

Here are some general information about NPCs level 40 which you can recruit to help you pass Jounin Exam.
*You can’t control these NPCs.

Shuji

General Information:

• HP: Around 9,000
• Agility: High, faster than Byakko. Probably more than 90.
• Element: Water
• Skills: name of skills are unknown.Attack Pattern:
• Seems like Refresh – Strengthen (1 turn ~Increase defense and our attack for 100% – 7 turn)
• Seems like Dual Water Edge ~450 damage
• Seems like Two Sharks ~500 damage (1 turn ~Stun)
• Melee attack ~500 damage
• Triple attack ~each attack inflict 60 damage (x3)
• Normal attack ~300 damage
• Normal attack ~250 damage
• ???
• Triple attack ~each attack inflict 60 damage (x3)
• Strengthen (1 turn ~Increase defense and our attack for 100% – 7 turn)
• Normal attack ~250 damage

Kasuya

General Information:

• HP: Around 9,500
• Agility: High, faster than Byakko, but slower than Shuji. Probably more than 89.
• Element: Earth
• Skills: name of skills are unknown.Attack Pattern:
• Seems like Golem Guard (1 turn ~Increase defense and our attack for 100% – 7 turns)
• Seems like Earth Absorption ~400 damage (1 turn ~Restriction – x turn)
• Seems like upgraded Earth Strangle ~500 damage (1 turn ~Stun – 1 turn)
• Normal Attack ~500 damage
• Triple attack ~each attack inflict 50 damage (x3)
• Normal attack ~300 damage (2 turn)
• Normal Attack ~500 damage
• Triple attack ~each attack inflict 50 damage (x3)
• Normal attack ~300 damage

*Any correction and additional information for this section will be much appreciated.

Credits Page


This walkthrough is only compilation of those previous great guides so lets give the highest credit to these three notable persons:

• Hitogoroshi – His thread was my reference for Jounin Exam part 2 back then.
• ssethia96 – His thread wasn’t my reference, lol. I read his guide after I passed, and found many helpful mini-tips which are unmentioned on another guide. That’s why I put his name here.
• shaiming – His thread wasn’t my reference either, but he helped me much on making of the Indo version of Jounin Exam part 3. The kekkai’s screenshot credits to him.
  (And–HEY!! ..I should mention myself here too! This guide is made by many dirty-handworks of mine–editing, y’a know.. Do you think it’s easy?!)

And not less appreciated:

• HappyMe and Runehawk for rough information of NPCs level 40.
• boez_ars for the map of part 3 (which is inspired from ssethia’s guide).

And since this walkthrough is simply English translation from my previous guide, I’ll put some other persons who have helped me make it:

• Izhy for helping me observing many things from both Tensai and Normal version.
• lukystar for clarifying many unmentionable minor things but very helpful.
• wonreymaster for giving insight which I couldn’t put here since he didn’t allow me to use his screenshots.

Anyway, this guide must be still lacking of information about normal version of Jounin Exam so if you have any information or correction for this guide, just PM me or post on this thread.