If you have questions about what I wrote you can always send me a message.Arguably, the best part of the Yakuza franchise isn’t about being a gangster - it lives in every silly, violent and overindulgent thing you can do as a grown man living in Japan. I know this is a bit of a mess of info but I wanted to get these down since I'm moving on from the game. It does take 5-10 minutes of running around for the phone call to come in though. I still needed to fight Mad Dog 4 more times when I got the call to meet Majima at the Batting Cages. you DON'T need to complete the Majima Everywhere Completion List to finish Majima Everywhere. Just keep some Heat recharging items at all times and you can blitz through every fight, especially useful for Majima.
I can't speak for other difficulties, but on Easy, none of the final Coliseum fights or the Amon fight is any challenge with that move available. The Essence of Sumo Slap is ridiculously cheap. For those struggling with later fights in the game, I HIGHLY recommend finding Zombie Majima as a priority. IF the Majima you see isn't the one you want, you can either fight him if you need to, or you CAN outrun him and return to Akaushimaru and try again until you get the one you need. The other Majimas wear unique clothing so its easy to spot from a distance. Zombie Majima wears the Mad Dog outfit but has a Blue Aura instead of his normal one, and he walks like a zombie. If you see the Pink icon, check it out but keep in mind that a random encounter resets Majima so avoid enemies.
If there is no pink icon, go back into Akaushimaru and start over. If you hear Majima calling out, check your Map. If you don't hear Majima, go back inside and repeat the process. When you come out, you only have to wait a second or two. To do this method, you would drop the heat gauge, SAVE at the phone booth south of Millenium Tower so that if you screw up you can reload, and then go into Akaushimaru. To sum it up, I needed Idol and Zombie Majima. I think there are more non-hidden places nearby for Majima to spawn in, so it increases the chances of a walking Majima, which will give you a better shot at Idol/Officer/Zombie etc. I recommend using the Akaushimaru just across the street from Millenium Tower to the South/SouthEast. Many people argue that Smile Burger below Millenium Tower is the best, and I disagree. If you are trying to get a specific Majima, like the idol or Zombie, you want to find a central building to go in and out of. going in and out of buildings will reset Majima. The way I always dropped my heat was to get in a streetfight, beat all but the last person, whittle down their health with light punches and then either finish them with a heat move (if I knew it would lower my heat gauge enough) or just let them punch me until my level dropped enough. Majima WILL NOT call out or show up on the map if you have enough Heat to perform a Heat action in combat. The fights are started by a single person who isn't moving, and once you start to beat them up, Majima will bust in.
he could be hidden in any number of ways, and I'm not going into real detail here, but he will either be in an environmental hiding spot (sewer manhole, trash can, etc) or will be waiting to jump into a fight. IF you can't see the pointer, that means Majima is hidden If you look at your map when you hear that, there may be a big Pink pointer indicating Majima(for those familiar with Yakuza 0, its the same icon used for Mr. It is Majima saying Kiryu-chan through a megaphone. there is an ability you can unlock early on through Majima everywhere that allows you to know when Majima is nearby. Went back to the game today and figured out the remaining Majima achievements, so I thought I'd give my tips so that others don't have to scour 5 different websites as I did.
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