BRAVELY SECOND™END LAYER
1 Important Information
Basic Information
2 Information Sharing
3 Online Features
4 Parental Controls
Introduction
5 Controls
6 Getting Started
7 Title Menu
8 Ending Your Adventure
Travel the World
9 World Map
10 Towns and Dungeons
11 Town Services
Map Menu
12 Map Menu
13 Rebuilding the Moon
14 Chompcraft
Menus
15 Menu Screen
16 Menus (1)
17 Menus (2)
18 Menus (3)
19 Tactics Menus (1)
20 Tactics Menus (2)
21 Tactics Menus (3)
Battles
22 Battle Screen
23 Battles
24 Battle Commands
25 Special Commands
26 Bravely Second
27 Other Battle Tips
Sending Data
28 Sending/Receiving Profiles
29 Sending Ba'als
Connecting with Others
30 StreetPass
31 Local Play
32 About Online Interactions
33 SP Drinks
Support Information
34 How to Contact Us
1 Important Information
IMPORTANT
Important information about yourhealth and safety is available in theHealth and Safety Informationapplication on the HOME Menu.You should also thoroughly read theOperations Manual, especially the"Health and Safety Information"section, before using Nintendo 3DSsoftware.
Please read this manual carefullybefore using this software. If thesoftware is to be used by youngchildren, the manual should be readand explained to them by an adult.
♦ Unless stated otherwise, anyreferences to "Nintendo 3DS" inthis manual apply to all systems inthe Nintendo 3DS™ family.
♦ When playing on aNintendo 2DS™ system, featureswhich require closing theNintendo 3DS system can besimulated by using the sleepswitch.
The in-game language depends onthe one that is set on the system.This title supports seven differentlanguages: English, German, French,Spanish, Italian, Japanese andKorean. If your Nintendo 3DS systemlanguage is set to one of these, the
Language Selection
same language will be displayed inthe software. If your Nintendo 3DSsystem is set to another language,the in-game default language will beEnglish.For instructions about how to changethe system language, please refer tothe System Settings electronicmanual.
For age rating information for thisand other software, please consultthe relevant website for the agerating system in your region.
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Classification Operations Branch(Australia):www.classification.gov.au
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Age Rating Information
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Advisories
This software (including any digitalcontent or documentation youdownload or use in connection withthis software) is licensed byNintendo only for personal andnon-commercial use on yourNintendo 3DS system. Your use of
any network services of thissoftware is subject to theNintendo 3DS Service UserAgreement and Privacy Policy,which includes the Nintendo 3DSCode of Conduct.
Unauthorised reproduction or use isprohibited.This software contains copyprotection technology to preventreproduction and copying ofcontent.Your Nintendo 3DS system andsoftware are not designed for usewith any existing or futureunauthorised technical modificationof the hardware or software or theuse of any unauthorised device inconnection with your Nintendo 3DSsystem.After the Nintendo 3DS system orany software is updated, anyexisting or future unauthorisedtechnical modification of thehardware or software of yourNintendo 3DS system, or the use ofany unauthorised device inconnection with your Nintendo 3DSsystem, may render yourNintendo 3DS system permanentlyunplayable. Content deriving fromthe unauthorised technicalmodification of the hardware orsoftware of your Nintendo 3DSsystem may be removed.
This software, instruction manualand other written materials
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Trademarks are property of theirrespective owners. Nintendo 3DS isa trademark of Nintendo.
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2 Information Sharing
User-generated content, or UGC, iscontent created by users, such asmessages, Mii™ characters, images,photos, video, audio, QR Code™patterns, etc.
● Uploaded content may be seen byother users. It may also becopied, modified and redistributedby third parties.Once sent, you cannot deletesuch content or limit its usage, sobe careful.
Exchanging UGC
● Any uploaded content may beremoved without notice. Nintendomay also remove or hide contentwhich is considered to beunsuitable.
● When uploading content orcreating content for upload...- Do not include any information
that can be used to identify youor a third party personally, suchas your or a third party's name,email address, address ortelephone number.
- Do not include anything whichcould be damaging or offensiveto another person, or make
These are general precautions forexchanging UGC with other users.The extent of UGC exchangedepends on the software.
someone uncomfortable.- Do not infringe on the rights of
others. Do not use contentowned by a third party or thatdisplays a third party (photos,images, videos) without theirpermission.
- Do not include illegal content orany content which aids illegalactivity.
- Do not include any content whichviolates public morality.
3 Online Features
● If you post, send or otherwisemake available any information orcontent through wirelesscommunication please make surenot to include any information thatcan be used to identify you
Online Precautions
♦ For information about connectingyour Nintendo 3DS system to theinternet, refer to the OperationsManual.
♦ To use Miiverse features, youmust have already launchedMiiverse and completed the initialsetup.
With this software, you can connectto the internet to purchase SPDrinks, add friends, update friends'profiles, update your own profile,and receive guest profiles, Ba'als,and other data into your game(p. 28, 29, 32, and 33).
.™krowteNodnetniN stroppus erawtfos sihT
!erom hcum dna tnetnocno-dda wen daolnwod ,dlroweht revo lla sreyalp rehto htiw
yalp ot uoy swolla hcihw ecivresenilno na si krowteN odnetniN
personally, such as your name,email address, your address oryour telephone number, as othersmay be allowed to see suchinformation and content. Inparticular, when choosing a username or nickname for your Mii™characters, please do not useyour real name as others may beable to view your user name andthe nicknames of your Miicharacters when using wirelesscommunication.
● Friend codes are a part of asystem that allows you toestablish a friendship with otherusers, so that you can play,communicate and interact withpeople you know. If you exchangefriend codes with strangers, thereis a risk that you could receiveinformation or messages withoffensive language orinappropriate content and thatstrangers may see informationabout you that you do not wantstrangers to see. We thereforerecommend that you do not giveyour friend codes to people youdon't know.
● Do not engage in harmful, illegal,offensive or otherwiseinappropriate activity that mightcause problems for other users. Inparticular, do not post, send orotherwise make available anyinformation or content thatthreatens, abuses or harasses
other persons, infringes on therights of others (such ascopyrights, portrait rights, privacyrights, rights of publicity ortrademarks) or that may makeother people feel uncomfortable.In particular, when sending,posting or making availablephotos, images or videosdisplaying other people, makesure to obtain their permissionbeforehand. If inappropriateconduct is reported or confirmed,you may be subject to penaltiessuch as being banned from theNintendo 3DS Services.
● Please note that Nintendo serversmay become temporarilyunavailable without prior noticedue to maintenance following anyproblems, and online services forcertain software may bediscontinued.
4 Parental Controls
You can use the following ParentalControls to restrict certain featuresof this software.♦ For more information about
Parental Controls, refer to theOperations Manual.
● Nintendo 3DS Shopping ServicesRestrict the purchasing of SPDrinks (p. 33).
● Friend RegistrationRestrict adding friends (p. 31) viaLocal Wireless.
● Online InteractionRestrict adding friends andupdating data via the internet(p. 32).
● StreetPassRestrict the distribution of profiles(p. 30) via StreetPass™.
5 Controls
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6 Getting Started
Select NEW GAME, and then setoptions such as Difficulty andAutosave to begin a new game.
♦ You can only transfer this savedata when starting a new game. Itwill not be possible to transferthis data midway through thegame.
♦ You can only bring a maximum of20 people to your moon base.
If you have save data on your SDCard from playing through BravelySecond: The Ballad of the ThreeCavaliers, you can carry over thepopulation of your moon base(p. 13) and data for your registeredFriends (p. 19). You will also beable to receive additional rewardsbased upon your progress in thedemo.
game, the title menuwill be displayed othe lower scree(p. 7).
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Select a save file, then selectCONTINUE and you will be able toresume play from the last pointwhere you saved your progress.Menu items appearing as ??? willbecome available as you makeprogress in the game. Some optionsmay require that you physicallymove your Nintendo 3DS system inorder to fully enjoy them.
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7 Title Menu
from the following three options onthe lower screen by tapping onthem:
To copy data, first select a sourcefile and then a destination file.
♦ Files cannot be recovered oncethey are deleted, so be certain ofwhat you are doing when youchoose to delete a file.
You can choose to delete your savefile with this option. If you selectDELETE ALL, all save data andgame data will be deleted. SP andSP Drinks will be deleted as well.
You can receive items by enteringany special codes you may havereceived with your game purchase.
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8 Ending Your Adventure
You can save yourprogress from theSave Menu(p. 11–12). Whenworking to rebuildthe Moon (p. 13), your progress inthat task will also be autosaved.
When you enable Autosave at thebeginning of your game, the gamewill automatically save your progressat set points in the game. YourAutosave settings can also bechanged in the Config menu(p. 21).♦ You will se appear in the
upper left-hand corner of theupper screen when your game isbeing automatically saved.
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9 World Map
map to visit different towns anddungeons and progress through thestory.
The character that you place at thehead of the party with the Ordercommand (p. 21) will appear on theworld map.
Approach a location and press or to enter it.
Tap here or press to open themap menu.
Main scenario location Side story location Current location
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Tap here or press to open the RButton menu, where you can adjustenemy encounter rates (i.e. howoften you will be drawn into randombattles) and enable or disableautobattle (p. 23).
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10 Towns and Dungeons
change when you enter a town ordungeon from the world map.
When certain conditions are fulfilledand this icon appears, you can press to view a party chat: a specialconversation among your group ofallies.
Main scenario location Side story location Current location Adventurer (p. 11)
Approach an area highlighted in blueand press or to enter buildings,return to the world map, orotherwise move between areas.
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You can talk topeople byapproaching themand pressing or.
In a dungeon, the appearance of thelower screen is slightly different.
This recommendation gives you anidea of what level you and yourallies should be at to tackle a givendungeon, if you wish to have a goodchance of making it out again.
Pass through areas highlighted blueto return to the world map or moveto a new area.
Areas will appear as you explorethem.
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11 Town Services
You can recover your HP and MP(p. 22) by staying at an inn. Anystatus ailments (p. 27) will also becured.
Purchase items at these shops inexchange for pg.
Buy and sell weapons, armour, andaccessories here. You can alsochange what gear your partymembers currently have equipped(p. 18).
Purchase magic scrolls here. Youwill need both magic scrolls and theappropriate ability (p. 17) in order touse magic spells.
Talk to a pig to be able to warpinstantly back to other towns youhave previously visited.
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Speak with theadventurer and thefollowing optionswill appear:
This option only appears indungeons and allows you to restoreHP and MP for a cost. It will alsoremove any status conditions.
You can purchase items from theadventurer.The variety of items available forpurchase will increase as you helprebuild the moon base (p. 13).
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12 Map Menu
or touchin on the lower screen.♦ Some menu items will only
become available after youradventure progresses to a certainpoint.
This option opens the same savemenu that you find when speakingwith the adventurer (p. 11). Fromhere, you can save your game,update your data, update yourStreetPass data, or register friends.♦ You cannot select SAVE or
UPDATE DATA when in towns ordungeons.
From here you can check thebestiary or view tutorials, amongother things. You can also view pastevents again.
This is where you can check theparticulars of your current quests.
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While aboard your trusty ship,selecting the Rubadub icon againwill let you access the followingoptions:
Select this option to work onrebuilding Magnolia's homeland onthe Moon.
Make plush chompers in this specialminigame.
Step aboard theRubadub to sailacross seas and flythrough the air.This option willonly be available to select when youare located in an area on the worldmap from which the Rubadub canlaunch.
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pihS retnE
13 Rebuilding the Moon
help rebuild Magnolia's home on theMoon: Fort-Lune.
You can increase the population atthe moon base through StreetPassand other means. The moreresidents you have, the morequickly you will be able to repairfacilities and strengthen your bustership.
spihs retsuB
snoitpo unem noitcurtsnoceR
noitalupoplatot/stnediser deipucconU
shtap deraelcnU
seitilicaF
sla'aB
neercS gnidliubeR nooM
ot uoy swolla erutaef laiceps sihT
You can help rebuild the moon baseby clearing roads, building facilities,and raising the levels of thosefacilities.When you repair a new path, it willgrant you access to another area todevelop and increase the number offacilities that you can build. And asyou build more facilities and raisetheir levels, the range of items thatyou can purchase from theadventurer will increase, as will youravailable special move types andparts (p. 18). You may even receivefree items.
.ffo/no snoci elggoT
.noegnud ro nwot a ninoitacol tnerruc ruoy ropam dlrow eht ot nruteR
.)03 .p(atad ssaPteertS etadpU
.tuo/ni mooZ
esaB nooM eht gnidliubeR
You can upgrade your facilities byselecting a facility you previouslybuilt and choosing to work on itagain.
Using buster ships,you can attack Ba'alsand weaken thembefore battle. If yourships are the samecolour as the Ba'al, you will be ableto deal extra damage!♦ You can upgrade your buster
ships just as you do withfacilities.
Press to choose where you wouldlike to carry out repairs or buildsomething. You can also select theicons on the Moon's surface. Thendecide how many residents todedicate to the task and work willbegin at once. The amount of time itwill take to complete each task canbe lessened by assigning morepeople to it.♦ You can change the number of
residents assigned to a task atany time.
dliuB dna riapeR
spihS retsuB
sleveL ytilicaF
14 Chompcraft
the map menu. Produce plushchompers and earn cp in return.
On the upper screen, you will seeYew and his allies working oncrafting chompers. As they finisheach set, the completed chomperswill be dropped into the cartonwaiting on the lower screen.
Here you can see your productionrates and how your speed, quality,and rarity are measuring up.
♦ At a certain point during youradventure, you will meetsomeone who will exchange yourcp for in-game currency (pg).
sretemarap noitcudorP
neercS reppU
neercS tfarcpmohC
emityalP
aiv gnitfarcpmohc no krow nac uoY
If you are using special tools, theparameters which they act upon willturn blue while being affected bytheir use.
The tools which each character canuse appear here. Pay cp to be ableto use them. The number of ★sindicate the tool's level and thenumber at the bottom shows howmuch cp you will have to pay to useit.
The figure at the bottom representsthe value of all of the completedchompers currently in the carton.
Touch this icon to view anexplanation of how chompcraftingworks.
nocI ?
neercS rewoL
)pc( sdnuF
srepmohc detelpmoC
snoci looT
etelpmoc litnu emiT
emit tceffe looT
Watch your progress and perfectyour timing as you carry out thefollowing actions:
Touch tool icons to use them inexchange for cp. They will boostdifferent production parameters for afixed amount of time. Once you haveobtained a higher-grade version of atool, you can use it by first selectingthe more basic version, then tappingthe relevant icon again to upgrade.
Tap here to toggle on or off thefollowing menu options:
As you complete chompers, yourreward gauge will fill up. The ★sindicate the level of snack that youcan reward your hardworking allieswith.
noci draweR
.emaginim tfarcpmohc evaeL
.secnamrofreptsap dna tnerruc ruoy kcehC
.maet ruoy rof skcans rettebteg ro sloot yub ot pc esU
noci uneM
noci lleS
slooT esU
101 tfarcpmohC
When your reward gauge is full, youcan tap the reward icon to give yourteam a well-deserved snack. Doingso will give all of your allies atemporary bonus, boosting theirproduction parameters. The higherthe level of the snack that youprovide, the greater this effect willbe.
Touch SELL to sell all of thecompleted chompers currently inyour carton. Depending on the kindsof chompers you have created, youmay earn some sales bonuses aswell!
When you're done withchompcrafting for the moment,
sele on the menu and all ofyour currently complete chomperswill automatically be sold and yourresults will be displayed.
stiuQ tI gnillaC
tc
srepmohC lleS
flesruoY draweR
xobekuJ
.srepmohcruoy ffo lles uoy sa skramhcneb
tiforp tnereffid gnihcaeryb dekcolnu eb lliw sgnoS
. gnisserp yb neercs noitcelescisum eht nepo osla nac
uoY . dna gnisserp yb cisumdnuorgkcab tnereffid tceles otelba eb lliw uoy ,gnitfarcpmohc
ruoy ni evorpmi uoy sA
15 Menu Screen
towns or dungeons will display themenu screen.
Characters level up when their EXP(experience points) exceeds acertain amount.
The Mii characters of friends withwhom you are linked via Abilink(p. 19) are displayed here.
Job level indicates how goodcharacters are at their current job. Itgoes up when the character earns acertain number of JP (job points), atwhich point they learn a new ability(such as magic or special attacks)specific to their current job.
neercS reppU
boj dna level boj tnerruC
)91 .p( iiM s'dneirF
)gp( sdnuf tnerruC
)12–61 .p( snoitpo uneM
leveL
ni ro pam dlrow eht no gnisserP
Hear what Agnès has to say aboutyour current situation or review oldmessages from her.
SP are points required to useBravely Second (p. 26).
Your current HP and MP/max HPand MP.
♦ As long as you don't exit thegame, the SP gauge will fill evenwhile your Nintendo 3DS systemis in Sleep Mode.
This gauge fills while you are playingthe game. It takes eight hours to fillcompletely and earn one SP.It is also possible to recover SP byusing an SP Drink.
Tap here to open the SP menu andpurchase SP Drinks to restore yourSP.
neercS rewoL
noci unem PS
eguag PS
)22 .p( PM dna PH
eulav PS tnerruC
noci sèngA ksA
sèngA morf segasseM
.PS eerhterotser lliw knirD
PS enO .sknirDPS ruoy esU
esU
.sknirDPS esahcrup
ot ecnalab pohSeodnetniN ruoy esU
)33 .p(esahcruP
16 Menus (1)
View information about the itemsyou have on hand and use them onyour party. Select an item and thena target, if applicable, to use it.
Use magic byselecting a spelland then a target.
♦ A few special kinds of magic,such as summoning magic, areacquired by other means andcannot be purchased in the formof scrolls.
Magic can be used thanks to theabilities (p. 17) which yourcharacters can acquire from certainjobs. There are different kinds ofmagic, including black magic(offensive spells) and white magic(healing spells), and you will needto acquire the necessary abilitiesand also obtain specific spell scrollsin order to use each spell.
cigaM weN gniniatbO
cigaM
smetI
.snoitanalpxe dnanoitamrofni deliated erom yalpsid
yam neercs rewoleht no raeppa tahtsnoci eht gnihcuot
,sneercs unemsuoirav eht nO
sliateD yalpsiD
17 Menus (2)
You can change you and your allies'jobs from here. When one of yourcharacters changes jobs, their statsand appearance will change. Theirproficiency with various weaponsand armour can also change, alongwith the abilities which they canlearn.♦ The number of jobs you have
access to increases as youprogress through your adventure.
his is a list of theabilities obtainedthrough aparticular job.
tsiL ytilibAT
boJ
Here you can setthe supportabilities you wantyour characters tohave access to andalso view your current job's abilitiesand specialties.
seitilibA
.seirossecca dna,stah ,ruomra thgil yna rof )S(
ycneiciforp lluf evah sboj llA ♦.ruomra ro nopaew fo dnik taht
gnippiuqe yb detsoob eb lliwstats 'sretcarahc ruoy retaerg
eht ,S ot si ycneiciforp ruoyresolc ehT .S fo gniknar elbissoptseb eht sulp ,E ot A morf egnar
a ni desserpxe si ycneiciforpsihT .tnempiuqe fo sdnik esohtgnisu ta luflliks erom sretcarahc
ruoy sekam hcihw ,ruomradna snopaew fo sdnik tnereffidrof ycneiciforp stnarg boj hcaE
ycneiciforP tnempiuqE
.neercs rewoleht no ytlaiceps
s'boj tnerruceht fo noitpircseda ees ot siht revo
rosruc eht evoM
ytlaicepS
.neercsrewol eht no
seitiliba dnammocdexif fo tsil a ees
ot meti siht revorosruc eht evoM
sdnammoCdexiF
.seitiliba troppustes ot ytiliba
na tceles nehtdna ,boj a tceleS
seitilibAtroppuS
.sdnammocboj detceles teS
dnammoC boJ
tes gniebtuohtiw elbaliava seitilibA
sdnammoC dexiF ◆
.boj tnerruc eht rof denraelneeb evah taht seitilibadnammoc eht era esehT
.yllacitamotuatceffe ekat taht boj tnerruc
eht rof seitiliba era esehTseitlaicepS ◆
tes eb tsum taht seitilibAsdnammoC boJ ◆
.meht esu uoynehw tceffe ekat ylno yehT
.boj hcae rof snrael retcarahca seitiliba dnammoc era esehT
.stolselbaliava evah uoy sa seitiliba
troppus ynam sa tes nacuoY .tes fi yllacitamotua tceffe
ekat taht seitiliba era esehTseitilibA troppuS ◆
seirogetaC ytilibA
:swollofsa desirogetac era sretcarahc
ot elbaliava seitiliba ehT
18 Menus (3)
You can change acharacter'sequipment fromhere.On the upperscreen, you cansee whichequipment yourcharacterscurrently have donned and a full listof the equipment you have. On thelower screen, you will see how itaffects your characters' stats andappearance.♦ Ta on the lower screen to
check out how your characterlooks on the upper screen.
Select the type of equipment youwish to change, and then select anew weapon or piece of armour toequip it. Selecting RECOMMENDEDor OPTIMIZE will use the AI todetermine an optimal arrangement ofweapons and armour for yourcharacter.
tnempiuqE gnignahC
p
tnempiuqE
Special movesbecome availableonce certainconditions havebeen satisfied inbattle (p. 21). In this menu, you canchange the various settings for yourcharacters' special moves, includingthe conditions for triggering them.
.edisnwod laitnetop siht rofpu ekam ot skcatta lufrewop rof
wolla snopaew esehT .smraerifdna ,selkcunk ,swob gnidulcni
,dleiw ot sdnah owt ekatylraluger osla snopaew emoS
.tes seitiliba niatrecevah uoy sselnu denessel eb
osla lliw tih hcae dniheb rewopeht tub ,snopaew owt gnippiuqe
yb swolb erom laed ot elbaeb lliw uoY .egamad rojam ekatot ecnahc eht ot flesruoy nepouoy os dna dleihs a dloh tonnac
uoy ,dnah hcae ni nopaewa htiW .sdnah s'retcarahc ruoy
fo htob ot nopaew a piuqe otytiliba eht ot srefer gnidleiw lauD
gnidleiW lauD
laicepS
After choosing a character, selectTRIGGER CONDITION, and thenchoose a particular condition.
Open the Tactics menu.
Select CUSTOMIZENAMES, then choosethe special move tochange its name.After selecting acharacter, choose CATCHPHRASEto edit the special battle cry that thecharacter will use when triggeringhis or her special move.
♦ The lower screen will display alist of special moves matching theselected type.
♦ The parts you can set will dependon the special move's type.
Selecting acategory of specialmove parts takesyou to the SetParts screen. Fromthere, you can select the parts youwant from the Part List to make yourspecial moves stronger.
straP gnitteS
sesarhphctaCdna semaN evoM laicepS
)12–91 .p( scitcaT
snoitidnoC gnitteS
19 Tactics Menus (1)
view the following options:
View a list of yourfriends and guests(p. 28), as well asfriend candidates.Select eachcategory to view complete lists. Ifyou press while looking at yourlists of friends or guests, thefollowing options will also appear:
Register favouriteparty setups,including jobs andabilities for eachcharacter, and thenyou can easilyselect them againat any time.
setirovaF
sdneirF
ot unem eht morf SCITCAT tceleS
When you select the Friends menu,your own profile will appear on thelower screen. Touch your title tochange it, or touch EDIT to changeyour short message. You can alsotouch the tab on the right side ofthe screen to change whatinformation is displayed.
.eliforpdetceles a eteleDeteleD
.deteled teg tonod yeht os stseugevif ot pu fo seliforpeht tcetorp nac uoY
)tsiL tseuGno( tcetorpnU
/tcetorP
.)23 .p(atad etadpu
ot esoohc uoynehw noitamrofni
wen eviecer ton lliwdeppots setadpu
htiw seliforP
gnitadpUemuseR/potS
.detros si tsileht yaw eht egnahC
troS
eliforP ruoY
."setadidnaC dneirF" sa raeppalliw eltit emag siht rof deviecer
tey ton evah uoy seliforpesohw tub metsys SD3 odnetniN
ruoy no sdneirf sa deretsigerneeb evah ohw sreyalp wolleF
setadidnaC dneirF
Abilink is a specialfeature that allowsyour characters touse abilities that afriend's charactershave learned. Youcan link one friendto each of yourcharacters.♦ You cannot use Abilink to lin
.stseug htiwk
knilibA
20 Tactics Menus (2)
The current EXP and job informationfor the selected character willappear on the upper screen. Thecharacter's various stats will bedisplayed on the lower screen.
neercS rewoL
neercS reppU
.rafos denrae PJ latoTPJ latoT
.level txen ehthcaer ot deriuqer PJvL txeN oT
.level boj dna bojtnerruc s'retcarahCboj tnerruC
boJ
.rafos denrae PXE latoTPXE latoT
.level txen eht hcaerot deriuqer PXEvL txeN oT
.leveltnerruc s'retcarahCvL tnerruC
)PXE( ecneirepxE
sutatS
Touch the lower screen and slideleft or right to see your character'scurrent appearance and equipmenfrom all angles. You can also tato have the character displayed onthe upper screen.
Review your characters' stats andconditions by viewing each of thefour tabs: Stat Values, Base Values,Immunities, and Resistances.Touching each category within thesetabs will provide you with moreinformation about what it means.
sutatS
ecnaraeppa tnerruc s'retcarahC
pt
.nekat si egamad oNyfilluN.nekat
egamad fo tnuomaeht yb srevocer PH
brosbA
.lausu nahtegamad ssel ekaTtsiseR
.lausu nahtegamad erom ekaTkaeW
secnatsiseRdna seitinummI
:smrofgniwollof ruof eht fo eno ekatnac )72 .p( tnemele ralucitrap
a ot ecnatsiseR .stceffe llisti ot enummi retcarahc a ekam
lliw )72 .p( noitidnoc sutats aot tnatsiser gnieB .stnemele dnasnoitidnoc sutats ot ecnatsiser
sretcarahc ruoy tnarg nacseitiliba dna tnempiuqe emoS
21 Tactics Menus (3)
You can rearrangethe order of yourcharacters withinthe party. Theparty's leader (thecharacter appearing at the top of thelist) will be the one displayed on theworld map, in towns, and so on.
Change a variety of game settings,including sound settings anddifficulty levels.
gifnoC
redrO
.selttabretfa dedrawer
era uoy ylhcir wohdna seof fo htgnerts
eht ediced dna,ffo ro no srekram
noitanitsed nruT
ytluciffiD
.gnivasotuadna ,stluafed
rosruc ,snoitarepo rof sgnittes egnahC
sgnitteSemaG
.senecsgniyalpotua rof dnaegaugnal ,deeps txetrof sgnittes egnahC
sgnitteSegasseM
.srevoeciovdna ,cisum
dnuorgkcab ,stceffednuos rof sgnittes
emulov egnahC
sgnitteSdnuoS
.dneS gnisu nehwatad gnitadpu ekil,snoitpo rehto dnastuctrohs elttab teS
sgnitteSelttaB
22 Battle Screen
a battle is triggered by an event orwhen you randomly encounterenemies in dungeons or on theworld map.
The order of your allies depends onhow you have decided to sort them.The leader of the party will appearfarthest away (towards the left).
neercS rewoL
neercS reppU
seillA
meti roytiliba detceles fo noitanalpxE
ymenE
nehw deyalpsid si neercs elttab ehT
Select a command so that the battlecan proceed.
BP (brave points) can be used toincrease the number of actions yourcharacters can perform per turn orto use certain abilities.
HP decreases when taking an attack,and when it reaches zero, thecharacter is KO'd. (p. 27). MP isrequired to use skills and magic.
Tap this icon to open the SP menu(p. 15).
After choosing your battlecommands, selecting this icon willset the next turn in motion.Characters who have not been givenany battle commands will Default(p. 25).
Your current SP. SP is needed touse Bravely Second (p. 26).
Tap this icon to view moreinformation about battle controls.
nocI ?
PS
nocI !OG
noci unem PS
PM dna PH
PB
sdnammoc elttaB
.PB 1+ htiwelttab eht nigeb ot edis eno fosrebmem lla swolla kcattA evarB
.nrut tsrif eht no ecnerefretniyna tuohtiw snoitca mrofrep
ot ecnahc eht elttab eht fo ediseno stnarg ekirtS tsriF .etats
kcattA evarB ro ekirtS tsriF ehtni seilla ruoy ro seimene ruoy
htiw trats semitemos yam selttaB
kcattAevarB dna ekirtS tsriF
23 Battles
Input battlecommands (p. 24)and your party willfight. When allallies and enemieshave acted, the next turn begins andyou will once again have theopportunity to input battlecommands.
Press during one of your allies'attacks to change how quicklyactions play out in battle. You canset the speed to 1×, 2×, 4×, orpause the action.
Press during a battle and you canchoose a command set. Then selectEXECUTE and autobattle will beenabled. Press again to turnautobattle off.
will become available to you afterreaching certain points in youradventure.
snoitpo dna slortnoc elttab emoS
elttabotuA
deepS noitcA gnignahC
sdeecorP elttaB woH
All three of your command sets willinitially be set so that all characterssimply use Attack, but this can beoverwritten with any actions of yourchoosing. You can also selectREPEAT to have your party membersrepeat the actions taken on themost recent turn.
Select one of your command setsand the following options willappear:
!OG revo rosruceht tes evah uoy
nehw elbaliavasemoceb
noitpo sihT ♦.tes dnammoca sa detceles
evah yltnerruc uoysnoitca eht evaS
sdnammoCevaS
.srebmemytrap ruoy fo
lla rof snoitca tcelesot tes dnammocderetsiger a esU
teSdnammoC
esU
.deretne uoysdnammoc eht ypoC
ypoC
.yllacitamotuagnilttab eunitnoc
ot tes dnammocdetceles eht esU
etucexE
uneM elttabotuA
steS dnammoC
♦ The message "Enemies lurk outof sight…" sometimes appears atthe beginning of the battle. Thismessage tells you that aconsecutive battle will betriggered whether you like it ornot.
If you seize victoryin a single turn,you will have thechance to take onnew enemies withthe BRING IT ON! option. The onlycatch is that BP state remains as itwas, including any deficits youincurred during your turn. Winningconsecutive battles with this optionwill gain you greater rewards, if youare up to the challenge. Failing todefeat enemies in a single turn orselecting CALL IT QUITS will endyour battle streak.
Defeat all of yourenemies to emergevictorious, and youwill be taken to theresults screen. On thelower screen, you will be able to seehow much EXP, JP, and pg youearned, as well as any items orrewards you received.
selttaB gnidnE
!nO tI gnirB
.niaga yrt dna neercs eltit eht otnruter ot ro sserP .llaf lliw
ytrap eht ,orezot decuder si
PH 'sretcarahcruoy
fo lla nehW
elttaB nI gnillaF
24 Battle Commands
Attack a selected target with yourequipped weapon(s).
Choose jobcommands and fixedcommands to use.Using abilities such asmagic, you can attack,heal, or perform other actions onthe target or targets you select.
Use BP to take more actions duringa single turn.
Accumulate BP while defending forthat turn.
Use the moves of friends or guests.You can also register or change themove you will send to others.
)52 .p( dneirF nommuS
)52 .p( tluafeD
)52 .p( evarB
seitilibA
kcattA
Fulfil certainconditions and youwill be able to useyour special moves(p. 18). Select aspecial move, then choose a targetor targets to attack or heal.
When you trigger a special move,your characters will receive certainbonus effects as long as the specialbackground music continues. If youuse another special move before themusic returns to normal, you will beable to chain together bonuses sothat they continue as long as youcontinue using special moves.
Use items on hand or change yourcharacter's equipment. Select anitem and then a target to use it on.♦ You can stil l choose battle
commands after changing acharacter's equipment.
Some kinds of equipment can beused like items to produce differenteffects. Equip them and then selectUSE.
tnempiuqE gnisU
smetI
sniahC dna sesunoB
sevoM laicepS
Flee from battle. The whole partycan flee as long as one perso
nuR
.yllufsseccus sepacsen
25 Special Commands
A character generally gets toperform one action per turn, but youcan increase this number by usingthe battle commands Brave andDefault. Enemies can also use Braveand Default in battle.
♦ You cannot select Default for acharacter who has used Braveduring the same turn.
Select DEFAULT toaccumulate BPwhile defendingyourself to lessenthe damage youtake. You can accumulate up tothree BP maximum.
Select BRAVE touse BP to increasethe number ofactions for thecurrent turn (up tofour maximum). You can selectBrave even when BP is zero, butonce your BP ends up in thenegative, you will not be able totake actions on subsequent turnsuntil it returns to zero.
evarB htiw snoitcA artxE ekaT
tluafeD htiw PB etalumuccA
tluafeD dna evarB
♦ Each character recovers one BPat the end of each turn.
♦ BP cannot be reduced beyond -4.If you input a command whichwould reduce your BP furtherthan this threshold, it will not beperformed.
Summon friends or guests (p. 26) touse their actions. Select the friendor guest you want to summon, themove you want to use, and then thetarget or targets to attack or heal.
♦ Affinity does not affect guests.
The more you use afriend's moves, thmore your affinity witthem will rise. Thhigher the affinity, thbetter the friend'move may perform.
ytiniffA
ytiniffAse
eh
e
sdneirF gninommuS
.PB tnerruc ruoy tsniaga worrobot evarB reggirt yllacitamotua
lliw ti ,ecno naht erom noitca namrofrep ot esoohc uoy fI .noitcataht mrofrep retcarahc eht evah
ot hsiw uoy semit fo rebmuneht egnahc ot dna esu
nac uoy ,seitiliba ro sdnammocruoy rof stegrat gnitceles nehW
sdnammoC gnitacilpuD
Register or change the profile youshare with other players. SelectSEND, then choose a battlecommand that you would like tomake available when others summonyour character in battle wit
)gninommuS dneirF( dneS
.dneirF nommuSh
26 Bravely Second
allows your characters to act whilethe enemy is frozen in time. WhileBravely Second is in effect, you canuse SP (p. 15) to executecommands.
♦ SP cost varies by command.♦ You can use Brave and special
moves during Bravely Second.
Selecting a characterfollowed by acommand will displathe SP cost for thaaction. Select GO! athis point to executthe selectedcommand. Bravely Second can beactivated even when it will force SPinto the negative, but if you chooseto do so, you will not be able to useit again until your SP returns tozero.
Pre or during
your commandselection or duringan action toactivate Bravely Second and stoptime.
ss
emiT potS
snoitcA mrofreP ot PS esU
tsoC PSet
ty
taht ytiliba na si dnoceS ylevarB
When using Brave, however, S.PB fo daetsni demusnoc eb lliwP
27 Other Battle Tips
♦ Using the Examine ability, youshould be able to check yourenemy's family and any weaknessit might have.
Equipment andabilities can haveelements anddifferent effectsupon specificfamilies. Using them to strike at afoe's weakness will allow you todeal far greater damage than usual.Elements are aspects of nature, likefire, water, wind, earth, lightning,darkness, and light. Furthermore,enemies are divided into familiessuch as humanoids, beasts, aerialand aquatic monsters, insects,plants, the undead, demonkind,dragonkind, and the inorganic.
seilimaF dna stnemelE
♦ Some status ailments alsonaturally go away after a battleends.
Status ailments may result when acharacter is struck by certain attacksor magic in battle or traps indungeons. You can generally useitems or magic to cure them. Manycommon status ailments aredescribed below.
stnemliA sutatS
.orez otPB detalumucca ynasecuder dna ,tluafeD
ro evarB gnisu morfsretcarahc stneverP
daerD
.skcatta gnimocniedave ro tca tonnacsretcarahc desylaraP
ezylaraP
.dekcattanehw ekaw lliw
tub ,tca ot elbanu erasretcarahc gnipeelS
peelS
.elbaliavanuemoceb ,sdnammoclabrev eriuqer hcihw
,cigam ekil seitilibA
ecneliS
.skcatta ymene edavero stih dnal ot redrah
ti gnikam ,sreffusycarucca 'sretcarahC
dnilB
.elttab morf eelf nevero seilla kcatta yamsretcarahc desufnoC
desufnoC
.sdne elttabeht retfa egamad ekatot eunitnoc osla yehT
.nrut hcae fo dneeht ta egamad reffussretcarahc denosioP
nosioP
.noitca rehtruf ekatot elbanu emocebyeht ,orez sehcaer
PH 'sretcarahc nehW
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28 Sending/Receiving Profiles
your profile and receive the profilesof other players via StreetPass,Local Wireless, and over theinternet. Profiles can contain sentactions (the actions that can beused during friend summoning),Ba'als, buster ships (only forregistered friends), and profileinformation.♦ To exchange profiles, you must
agree to make your profile visibleto others.
From the menu, selectTACTICS and thenFRIENDS to changeoptions such as yourtitle and yourmessage for others.
Add or change your sent action byselecting SUMMON FRIEND andthen SEND during a battle.
Change the Ba'al that you send toothers by selecting SEND from theBa'al menu (p. 29).
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Each player profile you receive fromStreetPass or other means will besaved as either a friend or a guest.♦ You can get the latest profiles
from your friends by using UpdateData (p. 32).
♦ AI friends (p. 11) are alsoautomatically registered asfriends.
If you receive the profile of someonewhom you have registered as afriend on your Nintendo 3DSsystem, that profile will be saved asa friend in Bravely Second as well.You can only keep a maximum oftwenty profiles at a time. Once youexceed this number, you will have tochoose a profile to delete beforeyou can save any additional friends.
♦ Guest profiles cannot be used forAbilink (p. 19).
Player profiles received from non-friends using Add Friends (p. 31) orStreetPass (p. 30) will be registeredas guests. You can only keep amaximum of twenty profiles at atime. Once you exceed this number,these guest profiles will be deletedautomatically, starting with theoldest.
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29 Sending Ba'als
appear on the moon base (p. 13).Defeating them will earn you specialitems as rewards.
You can obtain Ba'al data using thefollowing methods:
♦ You can receive the same Ba'alover and over again viaStreetPass.
♦ You can receive up to sevenBa'als at a time. If you receivemore than seven Ba'als, thenthey will automatically be deleted,starting from the oldest.
♦ The Ba'als that you chose toshare with other players viaStreetPass do not disappear fromyour game.
When a player you pass by has sentout a Ba'al, you will automaticallyreceive its data via StreetPass aslong as you have StreetPassactivated.
Use your internet connection toperform Update Data (p. 32), andyou may receive data for new Ba'als.
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Touch the Ba'al iconon the moon base toopen the Ba'al menu.
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30 StreetPass
If you enable StreetPass, yourprofile will automatically be sent toother players who have enabledStreetPass for this game wheneveryour systems are near one another.
If you have not enabled StreetPassfor this game, select UPDATESTREETPASS from the save menu(p. 11–12) and enable StreetPass.
When you have passed by otherplayers, you will be able to retrieveand view their profiles by selectingUPDATE STREETPASS from the savemenu.♦ You can also receive new profiles
by tapping on th in themoon base menu.
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To deactivate StreetPass for thistitle, open the System Settings foryour system in the Nintendo 3DSfamily. Select DATA MANAGEMENT,and then STREETPASSMANAGEMENT. Touch the icon forthis software title, then selec
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31 Local Play
♦ This will also register your fellowplayer as a friend on yourNintendo 3DS system.
You can register a fellow player as afriend in the game using LocalWireless as long as you each have aNintendo 3DS system and a copy ofBravely Second.
- One system from theNintendo 3DS family per player- One copy of Bravely Second perplayer
From the save menu (p. 11–12),select ADD FRIENDS and thenREGISTER FRIEND VIA LOCALWIRELESS to begin the process ofadding your new friend over a LocalWireless connection.
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If you are acting as the host, simplyselect HOST UNIT and wait for yourfriend to appear as a guest. If youare the guest, you must selectCLIENT UNIT and search for thehost. Once the host is found, selectthe host's name from the list tomake a friend request. The host canthen choose whether to accept theguest's request.
Friend registration will be completeonce the host approves the guest'
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32 About Online Interactions
Connect to the internet to perform avariety of online interactions,including adding friends, updatingprofiles and other data, and gettingBa'als.
Select ADD FRIENDS from the savemenu (p. 11–12) and thenREGISTER FRIEND VIA INTERNET toconnect to the internet and registeronline friends.♦ To register friends via the
internet, you must already beregistered as friends on yourNintendo 3DS systems.
You will be connected to theinternet and all of your data updatedwhenever you have access to aninternet connection and selectUPDATE DATA from the save menu.
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・ Uploading your latest profile data・ Receiving updated data for your
friends' profiles・ Receiving data for guest (p. 26)
profiles (once per day
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33 SP Drinks
At a certain point in the game, SPDrinks will become available forpurchase online with real-worldmoney, via the SP Menu (p. 15).
4. Choose how many SP Drinks youwant to buy and selectPURCHASE again to completeyour purchase.
3. On the next screen, you candecide how many SP Drinks youwould like to buy.
2. You will be connected to theinternet.
1. On the SP Menu selectPURCHASE.
● You can check your purchasehistory in the Account Activitysection of the Nintendo eShop.
● Purchases are non-refundable andmay not be exchanged for otherproducts or services.
● This content can only be used onthe system used to purchase it.
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You must have sufficient NintendoeShop funds to purchase SP Drinks.If you do not have enough funds,you can select ADD FUNDS to addmore.
A Nintendo eShop Card or a creditcard is needed to add NintendoeShop funds.♦ To save time when adding
Nintendo eShop funds again, it ispossible to register the credit cardinformation and protect it with apassword.
♦ The credit card information can bedeleted at any time in NintendoeShop by going to SETTINGS/OTHER and selecting SETTINGS.
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34 How to Contact Us
For product information, please visitthe Nintendo website at:www.nintendo.com/countryselector
For technical support andtroubleshooting, please refer to theOperations Manual for yourNintendo 3DS system or visit:support.nintendo.com
