Theatrhythm Final Bar Line

In Series Quests, follow one unlocked title to its final stage and clear it. Basic is fine and you can return for failed quest objectives. A title clear and a title with every quest complete are separate milestones, so keep going after this for A Deeper Harmony.

Finish a song without breaking the chain. Good, Great and either Critical judgment keep it alive. Bad or Miss breaks it, even if a healer saves your HP. Start with a low-rated Basic chart in Music Stages and watch for the Perfect Chain result. Simple Style is an option for reducing the inputs.

If one passage keeps catching you, practise it or restart and try a different easy song. You need 100 marked charts along the route to Eternal Harmony, so move on after the first success.

Choose Standard Style and a low-rated Basic chart in Music Stages. Finish with every judgment Critical, either yellow or rainbow. Great and Good preserve a chain but fail this stricter result. A perfect score or all-rainbow run is unnecessary.

Use the timing calibration in Settings if your hits consistently land early or late. Pick a song whose pulse you can hear clearly, practise its hold endings and replay until the result says All Critical. Filling the Critical Chart across several attempts is useful for Overflowing Gold, but this trophy needs the whole song in one attempt.

Clear any song in the THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY Series title. This is the special title unlocked after seven other title clears, rather than the original FINAL FANTASY category. Follow Outro to open it, then finish its first available song on Basic.

Clear seven titles in Series Quests, then open THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY Series and follow its route to the end. Watch the ending. You don't need every optional quest objective for the credits.

I would combine useful character unlocks with shorter titles rather than rushing straight into the longest maps. Final Fantasy, Mystic Quest, Record Keeper, Mobius and Chocobo's Dungeon are useful shorter choices when available. Use Title Keys from the treasure nodes to open more titles. If a branch remains unplayed, you can return later.

The ending unlocks Endless World. Keep that mode for a developed roster and finish the remaining library and Series Quests first. See Endless Ruler for the 20-stage plan.

Keep four characters in the active party while clearing stages. All four receive experience, so they can reach level 99 together. Silver Growth Eggs and Gold Growth Eggs speed this up and can be used together.

If three characters are weak, keep one strong attacker to carry the battles rather than fielding four fresh recruits. The farming route under Beyond the Stars also works for this first level cap.

Clear the routes of ten titles in Series Quests. Reach each title's end, then move to another. You do not need to pass every song's quest objective for the title-clear milestone. All-objective completion is tracked separately for A Deeper Harmony and Harmonic Enlightenment.

Use a full party with frequent spells, not twelve once-per-song effects. A reliable later setup is Ace, Aphmau, Lightning #2 and a fourth mage such as Terra. Unlock them from Type-0, FINAL FANTASY XI Series, FINAL FANTASY XIII Series and FINAL FANTASY VI respectively, then level them to 99 so their natural abilities are available.

• Ace: Cut Cards, Fire and Fira.
• Aphmau: Realignment, Faith and a repeatable spell such as Thunder.
• Lightning #2: Overclock, Thunder and Thundara.
• Terra: Fire, Fira and Dualcast.

Use Standard Style on a long Battle Music Stage you can manage, such as One-Winged Angel in FINAL FANTASY VII. Start on Expert if comfortable, because more triggers give repeatable spells more opportunities. Cut Cards, Realignment and Overclock reduce activation requirements.

Finish the track and look for 20 or more total ability activations. If it falls short, check the equipped abilities and choose a longer or denser chart. Simple Style replaces slide triggers, so Thunder-based spells are a poor choice there.

Build Faris from FINAL FANTASY V to level 99, equip Dual Wield and First Strike, and put her first in the party. Add Materia from DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY Series with Precious Rebellion to boost the leader's physical abilities. Noctis from XV with First Strike and Armiger helps clear waves, and Yuna from X with Grand Summon supplies an opening summon.

Try J-E-N-O-V-A - TFFAC Arrangement - From FFVII in THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY Series on Basic through Series Quests, where the double-damage modifier applies. Equip a summonstone and finish the track with at least 15 enemy kills in the results.

If you fall short, raise the attackers' Strength with levels or Power Plus items and retry. Use Expert only if you can maintain accuracy there. Extra triggers are useful, but repeated misses stall the party.

Use Fight With Seymour - TFFAC Arrangement - From FFX in THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY Series through Series Quests. Its fivefold summon-damage modifier makes this much easier than an ordinary stage.

Bring level-99 summoners such as Rydia from IV, Garnet and Eiko from IX, and Yuna from X. Equip a strong summon such as Alexander or Knights of the Round, preferably with summon-damage bonuses. Put Yuna last and equip Grand Summon below her other opening buffs so the party's starting effects resolve first. Boost and other summon-power abilities help.

Watch the opening summon's damage against one enemy, then finish the track. The requirement is one hit of at least 3,000 against one target, not several summons added together. If it is short, raise party Magic, improve summon-damage bonuses and try a higher difficulty only if you can survive it.

Unlock Yuna from FINAL FANTASY X and Garnet and Eiko from FINAL FANTASY IX. Rydia from IV completes a useful summoner party. Level them to 99, equip a fast summon such as Ifrit or Shiva and use a long Battle Music Stage, such as One-Winged Angel in VII.

Give Yuna Grand Summon, Mana Cede and Swiftness. Give Garnet Blessing of Alexandria and Mana Cede, and use Mana Cede or Swiftness on the other summoners where learned. Grand Summon provides the first summon immediately, while the other effects help refill the gauge.

Play Standard Style on Expert if you can hit it consistently, then finish the stage after at least five summon appearances. Sparse Basic charts can run out of triggers before the fifth summon. If that happens, try a denser chart or improve accuracy. A powerful, slow summon is useful for Summon's True Power, but works against this count.

Finish every quest objective in ten whole Series Quests titles. Ten individual song objectives spread across ten titles are not enough. Reopen each title and clear every node whose objective is unfinished, including alternate branches.

Use shorter titles or those already close to complete first. The objective-by-objective approach and boss teams are under Complete Harmony.

Bring twenty complete Series Quests titles to full quest completion. Inspect every branch and read the objective status, because a successful song clear can still leave its quest unfinished.

Follow Complete Harmony for teams and fixes for the different objective types. There is no reset or new campaign needed when a quest fails. Return with the appropriate character, ability or difficulty and complete that node.

Complete all 377 song quests in Series Quests. Use the objective's completion mark, not just the stage-clear mark. Revisit every title and alternate branch until all its objectives are complete. Music Stages does not complete a Series Quest objective, even when you play the same song there.

Match the objective before playing

Read the quest, enemy weaknesses, resistance icons and stage modifier on the setup screen. A quest's star rating describes its objective difficulty and is separate from Basic, Expert and Ultimate chart difficulty. Basic works for most objectives, but some specifically require Expert or Ultimate. Supreme is unnecessary for the fixed Series Quests.

• Named character: put that exact character in the active party. A similarly named alternate version is a different character.
• Score, chain or judgments: choose the lowest permitted difficulty. Practise the inputs, calibrate consistent timing errors and use Simple Style if it helps. Character stats do not supply missing score or Critical judgments.
• HP remaining or survive: equip healing and defensive abilities, Potions, Hi-Potions and a Phoenix Down. Aerith and Vanille are useful healers. Remove conflicting restrictions before equipping items.
• No HP restoration: remove every healing item and ability, including Regen, Move-HP Up and Garnet's healing unique ability. Use non-healing attackers and finish accurately.
• No items: turn off every stage consumable, including eggs and Mog's Amulet. Check the setup again after borrowing a farming party.
• No enemy attacks: avoid misses and use evasion such as Blink or Mirage as insurance. Healing afterwards does not undo an attack that already landed.
• Abilities activated: use the fast-casting setup under Show of Finesse. Low-tier repeatable spells usually serve a count better than once-per-song Ultima.
• Enemies or named enemies defeated: clear earlier waves quickly with First Strike, repeated spells or an opening summon. A late boss appearance means earlier waves took too long.
• Treasure or drops: bring hunters and repeat the stage if the random drops miss the threshold. Improve kills as well as drop bonuses.
• Summon count or damage: use the setup under Summon Tamer or Summon's True Power. Summons need a Battle Music Stage and an equipped summonstone.
• Inflict status: equip an actual status ability such as Poison, Mini or Toad. Check its target, activation condition and enemy resistance. Kefka's Poison and Heartless Angel are useful examples once he is unlocked by clearing VI.
• Hit weaknesses: equip attacks matching the displayed weakness and make sure their conditions can activate on the chart. Standard Style preserves slide triggers for lightning abilities.
• Defeat by a damage type: hit the boss with the requested physical type or element, then defeat it. The finishing hit can be another type. Noctis's Armiger can supply slashing damage while non-elemental magic finishes the boss. If the quest stays incomplete, check that the required attack actually hit the boss rather than an earlier wave or only activated after it died.
• Defeat without a damage type: remove abilities with the forbidden attribute while retaining enough other damage to kill the boss. Ordinary trigger attacks do not become slashing just because a character carries a sword. Read the ability attributes rather than excluding characters by appearance.
• Damage from one ability: build a single strong hit with party buffs. Many small attacks do not satisfy a one-hit requirement.
• Boss within a time limit: the timer concerns the boss encounter. Reach it early and use boss-triggered burst damage, not a team whose best attacks have already been spent.

Build useful teams

Unlocking a title grants its initial characters. Clearing its end unlocks additional characters, including villains. Level the recommended characters to 99 for their full natural skill selection. Check the equipped slots after levelling because learning an ability does not mean it is equipped.

For ordinary waves, use Faris with Dual Wield and First Strike, Noctis with First Strike and Armiger, Materia with Precious Rebellion, and Yuna with Grand Summon. Put the physical attacker you want Materia to boost first. Replace members when the quest demands a specific character, healing or a different damage type.

For repeated magic and multiple bosses, start with Ace's Cut Cards and Fire/Fira, Aphmau's Realignment and Faith, and Lightning #2's Overclock. Use Terra or another suitable mage in the fourth slot. Match spells to resistance icons and use Standard Style if the setup depends on Thunder. For silence or petrification, substitute a character with Silena or Stona rather than replaying an immobilised team unchanged.

High-HP and timed bosses

Terra from VI with Dualcast and Ultima is a strong single-boss option. Pair her as leader with Spiritus from DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY Series using Tolerant Wisdom. Add Yuna's Grand Summon for early waves and Shantotto from XI using Play Rough, Bluff and Ultima for another burst. Raise Magic and use a magic-ability summonstone if damage is short.

Boss-triggered abilities can fire on an earlier boss. If the named target is later in the song, use repeatable attacks to handle all encounters rather than relying on one Ultima. Watch the enemy order on the attempt to see where damage is being spent.

Yiazmat, FINAL FANTASY XII, Boss Battle: the quest triples the boss's HP. An alternative to raw damage is the Graviga and Mimic setup credited to Aceviper. Unlock Tyro from FINAL FANTASY RECORD KEEPER, Wol from MOBIUS FINAL FANTASY, and Bartz from V, then clear V for Exdeath. Use level-99 Tyro with only Mimic, Wol with Mimic, Swiftness and Holy Blade, Exdeath with Dualcast, Meteor and Graviga, and Bartz with only Mimic, in that party order. Play Basic. The copied Graviga attacks remove large chunks of boss HP. Keep the mimics' other slots empty so unrelated abilities do not replace the intended copy. If it survives, improve trigger damage and stats so it appears earlier and the remaining attacks finish it.

Feral Chaos, DISSIDIA FINAL FANTASY Series, God in Fire: this is a sustained damage check as well as a burst check. Use Terra as leader with Dualcast and Ultima, Shantotto with Play Rough, Bluff and Ultima, Yuna with Grand Summon and Mana Cede, and Spiritus with Tolerant Wisdom and Ultima. CaptainNikolai's stronger version adds a Meltdown scroll to Terra and Mystic Aura scrolls to Yuna and Spiritus. These are consumable teaching items, so learn them through Edit Party before equipping them. If you lack the scrolls, develop Magic and Star Levels or return after more treasure farming. Don't spend every rare scroll on temporary substitutes.

Ultima Weapon, FINAL FANTASY XIV, Ultima: this quest doubles boss HP and has earlier encounters that can consume attacks. A magic alternative is Exdeath with Dualcast, Meteor and Power of the Void, Vivi with Meteor, Firaga and Dual Black Magic, Kefka with Heartless Angel, Meteor and Poison, and Terra with Riot Blade, Dualcast and Ultima. Play Basic with level-99 characters and a magic-damage summonstone. Return with more Magic if the last target survives rather than increasing chart difficulty immediately.

For any remaining boss, first check whether you are reaching it early enough. Improve wave clearing if it barely appears before the end. If it appears with plenty of time but survives, improve the relevant damage and remove resisted spells. If abilities stop firing, check status effects and trigger requirements. Finish the stage, confirm the quest mark, then move to the next unfinished node.

Work through Basic charts that do not yet have a Perfect Chain mark. Keep every trigger at Good or better for the full song and finish 50 charts this way. The detailed timing and cleanup approach is under Eternal Harmony.

Open Music Stages and work through 100 different song-and-difficulty charts with no Perfect Chain mark. I use Basic charts from the library clear so these attempts also advance Ultimate Rhythmist. Good and Great judgments are acceptable, but a single Bad or Miss breaks the chain.

Use Standard Style if you're comfortable with it, or Simple Style to simplify simultaneous and slide inputs. This changes which abilities can activate, so use a survival team rather than a slide-dependent combat setup. An All Critical result also satisfies the chain condition.

After each success, move to an unmarked chart. Use Museum → Records to track the total. A failure costs no permanent progress, so finish useful quest attempts and retry the missed chart later.

In Music Stages, use Standard Style and choose ten easy Basic charts. The gold Critical Chart divides a song into sections. A section fills when every trigger in that section earns a yellow or rainbow Critical. Filled sections persist between completed attempts, so you can repair different gaps on later plays.

Replay each chart until its entire chart is filled, then move to another. This is ten complete charts, not ten lit sections or ten plays of one chart. Simple and Pair Style do not count here. One uninterrupted All Critical run is still needed separately for Perfectionist.

If the same hold keeps leaving a gap, check both its release and any direction change. Adjust timing and trigger speed to your own display rather than copying someone else's setting.

Wait until the base song library, including unlocked Event Music Stages, is available. In Music Stages, find all five songs marked Today's Top Hits. Basic and Simple Style can be used. I would mark or note all five before playing so none gets overlooked.

A completed Top Hit loses its daily marker. If you break the chain, press and restart or quit before finishing the song. You can then retry while it is still today's unconsumed Top Hit. Completing it without a Perfect Chain spends that opportunity for the day.

Finish all five with no Bad or Miss on the same day. Good and Great are acceptable. Allow enough time before midnight to finish the set. If fewer than five are visible, some selected songs may still be locked. Unlock the remaining titles and their event stages or try the next day's selection.

If one was already completed without a chain, wait for a new daily set and try again. Use the current game update, which fixed the old date-related Top Hits problem.

Play every base-game song at least once. The simplest route is to finish them all for Ultimate Rhythmist rather than deliberately fail tracks for a played mark.

After Series Quests, open Music Stages and find every unplayed base track. Include the blue Event Music Stages unlocked by title clears. These movie-backed versions are separate stages even when their music shares a name with another chart. DX and DLC entries are excluded.

Clear every base-game song on any difficulty. Basic is sufficient here. Clear each Series Quests title and return for its unplayed branches, then open Music Stages and work through all remaining base tracks without a clear mark.

Pay particular attention to blue Event Music Stages. Clearing a title unlocks its event stage, but does not automatically clear that stage. Play those from Music Stages and check other versions with the same song title separately.

You only need one successful difficulty per song for this trophy, not every difficulty or Perfect Chains throughout the library. DX and paid DLC songs are excluded. If the trophy is missing, check unplayed event versions and alternate branches before replaying already-marked tracks.

After the ending, choose Endless World at the end of the Series Quests title list. Reach five stages in a single run, adapting the party to each objective. Completing a song while failing its quest costs a life, so read the conditions before starting.

Keep playing towards ten and twenty, then finish the run through its results so the record is registered. The full plan is under Endless Ruler.

Reach ten stages in one Endless World run. Separate five-stage attempts do not add together. Compare each offered song and quest before choosing a route, then change party and items to match it.

Continue the same run towards Endless Ruler. If a threshold trophy has not appeared during the run, let the run finish and return through its results rather than resetting it.

Unlock Endless World by watching the ending described under Outro. I would attempt twenty after completing most Series Quests and developing several level-99 teams. Bring an attacker team, a fast-casting mage team, summoners and healers so one awkward condition does not end the attempt.

1. Select Endless World in Series Quests and start a fresh run at its lowest available starting difficulty.
2. At every fork, inspect every offered song, quest, stage modifier and reward. Choose a condition you can meet consistently, not simply your favourite song.
3. Before playing, change the party, abilities, summonstone and consumables to suit that specific objective. Use the same quest-type checks as Complete Harmony.
4. Clear the music and meet the quest to protect your three lives. Failing the quest loses a life even if you survive the song. A recovery reward can restore a lost life when its quest is completed.
5. Continue until the run records at least twenty stages. Complete the run and return through its results to register the record and threshold trophies. Do not start another run while the qualifying one is still active.

Later nodes can demand Expert or Ultimate play and stricter accuracy. A healing team can prevent an HP failure, but it cannot produce a required score or rainbow-Critical percentage. Simple Style can help with inputs when the quest permits it, though slide-trigger abilities then need replacing.

I would favour achievable HP, ordinary clear, character or damage conditions over an accuracy target I cannot reliably hit. For a no-healing quest, remove healing abilities and items. For ability counts, bring cheap repeatable spells. Save recovery choices for lost hearts when possible.

The route is random. If all choices are poor, preserve the run with the least demanding option and use an available life rather than abandoning early. A failed run keeps ordinary experience and drops, but the twenty stages must belong to one run.

Play through 100 stages across your save. Replays contribute, so there is no need to find 100 different songs for this counter. Series Quests and your library cleanup supply plenty of plays. Continue to Veteran Orchestra rather than stopping to farm this milestone.

Keep completing stages while unlocking titles and filling missing library marks. Replays count towards the 300 plays. I would leave this alone until the Series Quests are finished because their required plays already exceed this threshold. Check Museum → Records for your accumulated play count.

Replay the same song until its play count reaches ten. Use a track you are also practising for Perfectionist or repeating for experience and drops. Finish the song and return through its results so the play is recorded.

Your scored stage results accumulate across plays. Keep clearing the library and improving your accuracy until the total reaches 500 million. This is an early milestone towards Remnant Träumerei, which explains the remaining score grind.

This is cumulative score, not one high score or the sum of personal-best records. Replaying a finished track still helps. Check Museum → Records, then combine any remainder with cards, experience and enemy kills.

At an average of 9 million per result, five billion takes about 556 scored plays. That is why 300 stage plays alone may leave a substantial gap. Choose short songs you can score consistently, use Basic or Simple Style if that gives better accuracy, and finish every attempt.

Character damage helps drops and experience but does not replace accurate rhythm inputs for score. Avoid passive survival farming if score is your last requirement.

On the stage setup screen, activate the items above the party before starting. They are used automatically when their conditions are met. Gold Growth Eggs, Silver Growth Eggs and Mog's Amulets are convenient because they also advance levels or cards. Using both egg types and an amulet contributes three consumptions on a completed run.

Equipping a Potion without dropping low enough to trigger it does not count as using it. Spend available eggs while levelling and amulets while farming rather than deliberately taking damage. Finish the stage and check Museum → Records for the used-item total.

Fill the party's ability slots and keep playing Battle or Field Music Stages. Abilities activate automatically when their listed conditions are met. The total counts actual activations across the party and across songs. Continue towards Combat Artist.

Use equipped, repeatable attacks while working through Series Quests. Cheap spells activate more often than a loadout containing only once-per-song boss attacks. Check each ability's trigger condition and remaining uses in Edit Party.

For a dedicated setup, use the team under Show of Finesse and replay a chart you can finish accurately. You need 1,000 activations across the save, so the 20-activation attempts also advance this total.

Defeat enemies during Battle and Field Music Stages. This counts individual defeated enemies across the save, not songs cleared. A developed attacking party will reach 500 while progressing through the quest maps. Continue towards Unparalleled Hunter.

Keep killing enemies while completing quests, earning experience and collecting cards. If the total is still below 5,000, replay a damage-boosted stage in Series Quests with a strong attacking party. The modifier belongs to the quest version, so choose it there rather than assuming Music Stages has the same bonus.

J-E-N-O-V-A - TFFAC Arrangement - From FFVII in THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY Series is a useful double-damage farming choice. Equip Faris with Dual Wield and First Strike to attack each new wave quickly, then support her with other attackers. More kills also give more drop opportunities. See Unstoppable Force for a focused kill-count setup.

Keep one chosen character in the active party after level 99. Continued experience earns Star Levels without resetting the character. Reach nine stars on that character.

I would keep a useful attacker or farmer in the party throughout cleanup. In Series Quests, repeat a stage with a damage bonus, such as The Price of Freedom in FINAL FANTASY VII Series or the THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY arrangement of J-E-N-O-V-A. Defeat as many enemies as possible and equip your best experience-bonus summonstone.

Silver and Gold Growth Eggs multiply experience by two and four, or eight together. The per-stage experience cap is 9,999, so check the results and stop spending both types if one already reaches the cap. Every active member receives that experience. Combine these plays with Unparalleled Hunter and CollectaCard Master rather than levelling in isolation.

Choose one character and finish their Star Levels first, then use permanent stat items in Edit Party. Select the character and press to use items. The required menu values are HP 9,999 and Strength, Magic, Spirit, Agility and Luck all 999 on the same character. Temporary buffs during a song do not qualify.

Stat	Item
HP	Guard Plus
Strength	Power Plus
Magic	Magic Plus
Spirit	Mind Plus
Agility	Speed Plus
Luck	Luck Plus

Each Star Level adds 300 HP and 50 to the other stats, so waiting until nine stars avoids wasting items on growth that would have arrived anyway. Cards help the five non-HP stats, but do not fill HP. Save Guard Plus items for the chosen character.

Quest rewards and treasure farming supply the items. Check every stat after spending them, then finish a song if the trophy has not appeared. Update the game before this grind. The April 2023 patch fixed the old failure to recognise a stat reaching 999 through CollectaCards.

Rhythmia is earned through normal stage results and bonuses. Clear new songs, take available Today's Top Hits bonuses and keep improving your chains. Check the running total in Museum → Records. There is no need to stop the route at 10,000 because Riding the Symphonic Tide needs ten times as much.

Keep playing completed stages until your total Rhythmia reaches 100,000. New clears, good performance and daily Top Hits help, so finish the library and daily challenge before repetitive farming.

If it remains after the quests, combine the remainder with score, cards or levels. A Rhythmia Plus scroll is optional if you happen to have one, but farming a rare scroll solely for this is unnecessary. Watch the actual Rhythmia total in Museum → Records rather than treating the score counter as the same currency.

Complete new Series Quests and collect their rewards, then keep opening enemy treasure chests. You need 300 different cards, not 300 total copies. Museum → Collection shows the gaps and rarity variants. The larger farming plan is under CollectaCard Master.

Check Museum → Collection and the unique-card total in Records. A new rarity of a card adds a distinct entry, while another copy of an owned rarity does not. Complete the Series Quests first for their fixed rewards, then farm drops to fill the remaining gaps.

A practical farming party is Zidane from IX, Rikku from X-2, Fran from XII and a strong attacker such as Faris from V. At level 99, equip Zidane's Thievery and CollectaCard Magnet, Rikku's Master Thief, CollectaCard Magnet and Rare Collector, and Fran's Shatterheart and Item Hunter. Use the strongest remaining damage abilities to keep kills coming.

Use a CollectaCard-drop summonstone and Mog's Amulet when available. Start with the double-damage J-E-N-O-V-A arrangement in THEATRHYTHM FINAL FANTASY Series through Series Quests. If duplicate cards dominate, change series to target missing character or album collections rather than repeating one track indefinitely.

Do not wait for perfect summonstone bonuses or extra Rare Collector scrolls before starting. A working team earning kills is more useful than an incomplete ideal setup. Keep your chosen stat character active when practical to overlap Beyond the Stars.

Collect 1,000 drops from stage battles. Repeat treasure-rich songs with hunters such as Zidane and Fran, equipped with their chest-related abilities. Keep enough damage to defeat enemies quickly. The team and farming location under CollectaCard Master also build this total.

This measures accumulated drops, so duplicate rewards are still useful here. Check the drop total in Museum → Records rather than the number of item types currently held.

Collect 30 summonstones as stage drops. They can repeat the same summon, so you do not need 30 species or 30 perfect stones. Use hunters with Discerning Eye, such as Zidane, Yuffie or Paine, alongside enough damage to keep earning chests.

Replay a productive Battle Music Stage while farming cards or experience, then check Museum → Records for the dropped-stone total. Stones attached to another player's ProfiCard are a separate exchange, so don't rely on online gifts for this drop counter.