VF4 Evolution Items FAQ

Introduction

This Items FAQ is for the PS2 version of Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution. It outlines the general way in which items can be obtained as well as a detailed listing of each characters' item.

There are a number of different categories of items and the game modes in which they can be obtained. These are shown below:

Mission Items

Mission Items are acquired in Arcade mode only and will randomly occur on stage 4 or stage 8. Only three particular missions will reward you with an item should you complete it successfully, and these are:

Quest Order Items

Quest Order Items are acquired by successfully completing quest orders at the arcades. Only those quest orders marked with a star will reward you with an item upon completion. Refer to the VF4 Evolution Quest FAQ for details on where you can obtain each Quest Order item.

Event Square Items

Event Square Items are acquired by winning some tournaments at Event Square. You must place 1st to win the item. Refer to character item lists for details. The following table lists each Event Square tournaments and their reward:

Shop Items

The Shop available in Quest mode will go through 3 phases and with each phase, more items become available for sale.

Training Mode Items

In Training Mode, items are rewarded when you complete the Tutorial, Tactics and Advice, and Mission Practice. Refer to character item lists for details.

Dunce and Curse Items

Dunce and Curse Items are usually obtained as a result of something negative about your game play. An example would be if you were to received an unusually high number of throws or attacks during the course of a match. The idea behind these items is to somehow embarrass or punish you (by not allowing you to equip an item in it's place), but of course, many of the dunce items are considered quite cool!

Each dunce and curse item has a get and remove condition which tell you how you can obtain and remove the item respectively. When you get a dunce/curse item initially it will be automatically equiped to your character and you cannot replace it with any other item. Once removed, it will then be a part of your collection which you can equip at any time. Note: this only applies to dunce items. The curse item (Tutankhamen's Mask) will not remain in your inventory once removed.

Details for each dunce and curse item can be found in the character item sections.

Prize Matches

Prize matches will occur when certain conditions are met. Prizes are random and will either be Money which can be used in the Shop or Items. The more valuable the prize match, the higher the value of the Money or Item is likely to be. Money prizes range from 200G to 1100G (in multiples of 100G).

There are five types of prizes in the game:

Orb Items

Collecting Orbs is another way of obtaining items. A full set consists of seven orbs, each a unique colour. Orbs are gained by beating opponents who have them. The catch is, you can only stand to win the orb if your opponent can win an orb off you. So if you have no orbs, you'll never win any through a match no matter who you beat. At the other end of the scale, you'll never win any orbs off an opponent with a full set because you (obviously) don't have any orbs he needs.

To start off you'll be awarded a white orb when you complete the first Arcade. You'll then have a chance to win orbs against opponents who don't have a white orb. Continue fighting your way through quest to collect orbs from opponents, remembering that both must stand to lose an orb in order for one to win. Once you obtain a full set, they will combine to reward you with an item. All characters have two Orb items, so after you've collected your first set (and item), you'll be left with no Orbs. Purchase a white orb from the Shop and continue again.

Once you have both sets complete, you can continue to collect orbs but once you've acquired a full set for the third time, the orbs will not combine. Instead, they'll remain in your inventory and it will be impossible for you to lose them.


Written by Myke
Source: Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution Complete Guide
Last Updated 2003/08/30
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