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The Warrior is a meathead who gets the job done. Not only can they support others, but they can also dish out damage themselves after they acquire the all-target Hail of Arrows at Level 34. Elves can restore MP to party members with Forest's Blessing, reduce all incoming damage to the party with Forest Aegis, and heal the entire party with Healing Melody. Unlike the self-sufficient Cat, the Elf works with the rest of the team as the most capable support class in the game. Elf (Endgame)ДЄlthough the Elf is only available after the end of the game, it's potentially worth it to switch your Hero over at this point. This Skill can steal HP Bananas and MP Candies from enemies, and as these items increase in effectiveness the more you eat them, Chapter 1 is a great time to take advantage of this Skill to eat as many Snacks as possible and increase their potency. The Pilfer Skill which it learns at level 5 is great in Chapter 1, when the supply of Snacks is still limited. Its basic attack hits all enemies for free, which is great for the start of the game where techniques which accomplish this are less common. The Thief is a solid choice for the early game, though its utility starts to wane later on. The variety of choices associated with the Cat make it best used for the player-controlled Hero, instead of teammates, as the player will be most prepared to make the best possible use of its abilities.

The Cat is even able to restore its own HP, and recover on its own when afflicted with status conditions, making it truly independent of need for support. When used against Bosses, it can even steal Rare Grub and Very Rare Grub, making this one of the easiest ways to farm these items and max out your party's stats in the post-game. It can also learn Steal Grub at level 21, which allows it to take Grub which can be used later, not to be confused with the lower-value healing items, HP Bananas and MP Candies. Although its power is limited at first, the Cat comes into its own at Level 32, when it learns Feline Frenzy, an all-target attack which deals some of the highest damage in the game. Thanks for reading.The Cat is commonly touted as the strongest choice for the Hero with good reason. He doesn't have a model, therefore it crashes. If you chose to have the change jobs method, you will not be able to get any teammates, as the story events don't work, and the Villa will crash if you toggle it. So, you can use the normal moveset for the Cat and other jobs, just without the models or animations. Now, although it may not seem like it, the data for the jobs is still in the game. Choose one, and you can see you have an HP Banana as a weapon, and the traveler clothes. You will see that you have the Cat, Imp, Scientist, Tank, Princess, Flower, Vampire and Elf in the demo. You then can get a job from the voice, or change jobs if you enabled that. Put the SD Card back into your 3DS, navigate back to the save locations on JKSM, then press Y while hovering over the save folder. Once you do that, press save then exit out of the save editor. Alternatively, you could open quest.sav and unlock the ability to change jobs, then open common.sav and unlock all jobs. Open it and press the button with all the jobs on it. Open your save in JKSV>Saves>Miitopia Demo>(Save file you want to edit)>common.sav. Once done, turn off your 3DS, put the SD Card into your PC, and open Miitopia Save Editor. Make a back up, press New again, and make the save you're gonna be editing. Open it, and navigate to Titles>Miitopia Demo>Save Data, then press New.

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You will be learning how to get full game jobs (Cat, Tank, Elf, ect) in the demo.ДЇirst off, you will need to dump your demo save using JKSM.

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