STELLAVANITY - Prelude to the Destined Calamity -

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STELLAVANITY - Prelude to the Destined Calamity -

Game title screen

Developer:	TRIS-GRAM
Music:	TRIS-GRAM
Program:	TRIS-GRAM
Art:	TRIS-GRAM
Release date:	December 31, 2011 (Comiket 81) / June 7th, 2012 (DLSite)

STELLAVANITY - Prelude to the Destined Calamity -

STELLAVANITY - Prelude to the Destined Calamity - is a hybrid danmaku-RPG game released on December 31st, 2011 by the developer TRIS-GRAM, under the doujin circle Feathered Ether. The game has undergone significant changes since the release of its earliest demos, in addition to a number of updates. The current version, 1.23 was released in January 2022. The game features 2 characters, each with a easy to learn "C-type" and a complex "S-type". The game has six difficulty modes; unique to the game is the ability to rank up in a run, making patterns harder in addition to suicide bullets.

The game's development has been halted multiple times, with the most recent stoppage from March 2022 - with sales halting on April 14th that year for a week - before development resumed on December 12th, 2022.

Modes

The game has 3 distinct modes of play, which are the following:

• Story: Leaning into the RPG aspect the heaviest, Story Mode is for a "power trip" style of gameplay; the player is free to use whatever items and custom abilities they have at their disposal. The character's level has a maximum of 50 in this mode, but can be adjusted with the Level Canceller item (see below).

Controls

Controls are distinguished by type. Controls can be remapped. This description uses the default keyboard controls.

Type-C Controls

• Z: Fire
• Space: Bomb
• X (Tap): Discharge
• X (Hold): Accelerated Hyper
• F: Slowed movement button

Type-S Controls

• Z: Fire
• Space: Bomb
• Space (Hold): Bomb Hyper
• Assault: Toggles Assault, double tap to toggle auto-assault. Auto Assault is on by Default
• A(Tap): Delayed Shift
• A(Hold): Ethereal Shift
• C: Blade.
• F: Slowed movement button

Unlockable Secrets

This game has a shop and multiple final bosses based on rank and difficulty; various things are locked behind countless conditions.

Type-S Explanation

• 1: Delayed Shift Gauge. Requires at least 50% to activate and will turn blue when ready to use.
• 2: Two gauges integral to scoring. The upper pink gauge is the Counter Shift gauge. When it is enabled, the level of the Counter Shift is shown at the lower right corner of the screen. The lower green gauge is the overkill combo gauge. After an overkill, a number indicating the current overkill bonus will appear next to this gauge. Keep overkilling enemies to add a multiplier to the overkill value. If the gauge empties, the combo will end, signified by the overkill value turning gray.
• 3: Lives
• 4: Bombs
• 5: Ethereal Shift Gauge. Requires at least 50% to activate and will turn yellow when ready to use.
• 6 Blade Gauge.
• 7: The character's stats
• 8+9+10: UI addons that display additional information about the run. Not available by default, but can be bought in the shop.

Type-S has a wide variety of tools to both survive and score. Type-S characters retain their normal and focus fire, bombs, bomb conversion and Overdrive from Type-C. Two additional weapons available only in Type-S are Assault and Blade.

Assault is a lock-on laser attack usable on all non-popcorn enemies. Locks are obtained by hitting such enemies with the central part of the character's shot. There is a maximum number of available locks at once, which differs depending on the character. By default, auto-assault is enabled, allowing automatic usage of Assault whenever shot is held down. This can be disabled in favor of manual Assault usage by pressing the Assault button, and re-enabled by double tapping the Assault button in manual mode.

Blade is a short range melee attack. Using it requires spending a portion of the Blade gauge depending on the character. Pressing the button multiple times will trigger a multi-attack Blade combo. The number of possible attacks in the Blade combo (ranging from 1 to 3) depends on the Blade level, which is determined by the amount of Blade gauge available and is viewable at the bottom right corner of the screen. Large enemies and bosses at low health can be targeted for a Raid by pressing the Blade button at the right time, denoted by "RAID OK" appearing at the bottom right corner and a jingle sound playing. Raiding causes the character to swiftly move to the enemy's position, execute a level 3 blade combo regardless of Blade gauge status, and then return to their previous location, all the while becoming invincible for the attack's entire duration. Afterwards, the Blade gauge will turn red (negative value) and slowly drain, disabling both Blade and Raid until it reaches 0.

Type-S has 2 exclusive "shifts" or hypers. Both shifts disable overkilling upon activation and end overkill combos upon running out, but can be cancelled early by pressing their buttons again, at the cost of half the remaining gauge.

Delayed Shift - Virtually identical to Kakusei from Espgaluda, this shift spawns more enemies, slows down all bullets on the screen and makes enemies fire more bullets. Killing any enemy during Delayed Shift converts their bullets (other than suicide bullets, if any) into gems. Entering Delayed Shift also enables a special Counter Shift. During Delayed Shift, all gems collected charge the Counter Shift and increase its level. Higher levels increase the value of future gems collected during that Delayed Shift. When Delayed Shift runs out or is cancelled normally, it releases an energy wave that clears bullets in an area around the player and damages enemies whose bullets were cancelled. Damage and cancel area increases with Counter Shift level, to the point of clearing the entire screen at the maximum level of 3. During boss fights, the Counter Shift slowly charges automatically and will always clear the entire screen of bullets when released. Bombing during Delayed Shift cancels the shift without creating a Counter Shift, but retains the full amount of Delayed Shift meter at the time of cancellation.

Ethereal Shift powers up both Blade and Assault. Assault becomes automatic rapid fire against all enemies and cannot be turned off. The blade gauge will also become infinite, allowing the player to spam Blade combos. However, Raid will be disabled. During Ethereal Shift, a lot more enemies will spawn. These enemies spawn from an independent wave based on how long you've been in Ethereal Shift. Killing these enemies spawns a large number of coins. When Ethereal Shift ends, a large portion of the Blade gauge will be drained. Getting hit during Ethereal Shift ends it early and spends a bomb to prevent life loss if one is available. Getting hit this way will still count as a hit for TLB and rank requirements, however.

Overkilling

Medium and large enemies enter an 'overkilled' state if their HP is reduced to 0 with either Assault or Blade attacks while not in either Shift. During this state, they do not move or fire bullets. Doing further damage to overkilled enemies increases both shift gauges and is central to the scoring system. This state is known to end when either: a Raid attack completes (including if a Raid would put enemies into the overkill state), or, once Assault attacks cease striking the enemies.

The player can also overkill stage bosses if they reduce the current phase's HP to 0 during Ethereal Shift, leading to a special overkill phase (marked by a special sound, the background reddening, and the boss' bottom health bar filling with a gray color instead of a red one). During the overkill phase (called a Counterburst in-game), the boss will use a harder version of the current phase's pattern, which becomes more difficult the longer it goes, via linearly increasing the velocity of all bullets spawned (with different rates depending on difficulty). This phase continues until the player takes a hit or their Ethereal Shift runs out. There is no long-term survival consequence to taking a hit during this phase, as the player will not lose any bombs or lives. Furthermore, the game does not register this as a hit for calculating post-final boss and rank requirements.

Routes

The game is comprised of 7 areas, of which at least 5 must be played: two out of the first 4, then 5, 6 and 7. The game's scoreboard assigns Zones to these areas: Zone A is for areas 1 & 2, B for 3 & 4, C for 5, D for 6, and finally E for 7.

Runs can be started on area 1 or 2, and after each area the player may advance to any of the following:

• The area after the next (after areas 1–3) or immediately next (after areas 4–6).
• Areas 3 and 4, if the previous area was the first in the run.
• The next area, if the player qualified for a rank up in the previous (see #Rank).

List of routes

(Stages in bold change the route's rank depending on qualification)

Route	Rank
	Not qualified			Qualified
1-3	0			0
1-4				1
2-3
2-4
1-2-4	1			2
1-3-4
1-2-3	2
2-3-4	1		2		3
1-2-3-4	4			4-EX

Rank

Orthogonal to the difficulty selection is rank, a second scale that is determined during a run. On stages, it increases bullet speed and incrementally adds revenge bullets, which spawn over time from an enemy explosion and can be sealed by being close enough when they spawn. On bosses, it increases health, either bullet speed (type C) or density (type S), and adds extra boss phases in specific cases (area 3 rank 2, area 4 rank 3). In addition, increasing rank can add more stages to the run, up to all 7 at rank 4.

Rank starts at 0 and is increased by meeting a hit (type C) or score (type S) threshold during one of the first 4 areas, which will display "QUALIFIED" before fading to the area select, then selecting the very next area. Rank up conditions changes depending if the player is currently at maximum rank (area# - 1) or not.

Type C conditions

For type C, qualifying requires not going over a certain amount of stage hits:

Difficulty	Route	Area 1	Area 2	Area 3	Area 4
EASY NORMAL	1-2-3-4	0	0	0	1
	Other		1	1	2
ARCADE	1-2-3-4	0	1	1	1
	Other		1	2	3
HARD	1-2-3-4	0	1	1	2
	Other		2	2	3
NIGHTMARE PANDEMONIUM	1-2-3-4	1	2	2	2
	Other		2	3	4

Type S conditions

For type S, qualifications are based on rank and either total score (1-2-3-4 route) or stage score (other routes):

Difficulty	Route	Rank 0	Rank 1	Rank 2	Rank 3
EASY	1-2-3-4	180,000,000	400,000,000	650,000,000	1,000,000,000
	Other	100,000,000	120,000,000	150,000,000	N/A
NORMAL	1-2-3-4	200,000,000	500,000,000	800,000,000	1,300,000,000
	Other	130,000,000	170,000,000	200,000,000	N/A
ARCADE	1-2-3-4	220,000,000	550,000,000	900,000,000	1,500,000,000
	Other	160,000,000	200,000,000	250,000,000	N/A
HARD	1-2-3-4	250,000,000	600,000,000	1,000,000,000	1,500,000,000
	Other	200,000,000	250,000,000	300,000,000	N/A
NIGHTMARE	1-2-3-4	200,000,000	450,000,000	700,000,000	1,000,000,000
	Other	100,000,000	120,000,000	150,000,000	N/A
PANDEMONIUM	1-2-3-4	150,000,000	450,000,000	700,000,000	1,000,000,000
	Other	100,000,000	120,000,000	150,000,000	N/A

Rank 4-EX

If the player takes the 1-2-3-4 route, thus playing all stages, they will be at rank 3 in stage 4, in which case qualification works differently: rank 4 is guaranteed, but meeting the threshold will raise rank to 4-EX, denoted as an orange 4 in the HUD. It has the same effect as any other rank increase, but in greater magnitude the lower the difficulty, ranging from similar to other steps on Hard and above to game changing on Easy.

By exceeding certain stage hit thresholds, this rank can exceptionally be lost, returning to rank 4 for the remainder of the game:

Difficulty	Autoguard	Area.5	Area.6	Area.7
EASY ARCADE	ON	1	1	3
	OFF	3	3	5
HARD NIGHTMARE	ON	2	2	4
	OFF	4	4	6
PANDEMONIUM	ON	3	4	∞
	OFF	5	6	∞

Shortly before the door opens in stage 7, rank EX is locked in place and cannot be lost from that point. In addition, on Easy to Arcade outside practice mode, once the descent starts and as long as there are at least 5 lives left, revenge bullets will include a single aimed ring from each enemy, but its seal range is larger than for regular revenge bullets.

Hidden Bosses

StellaVanity features three different hidden bosses: two False Last Bosses (FLBs) and one True Last Boss (TLB), one of which may appear after the regular stage 7 boss, Core Unit, if certain conditions are met. If such is the case, Core Unit's last phase will have a shorter timer and way less health. Since this can be seen at any point in the fight, the choice of boss is locked once the fight starts.

During hidden bosses themselves, only 1 continue may be used.

For all ranks other than 4-EX, the FLBs may be fought depending on difficulty, rank and total hits, with Elm Order (FLB A) having looser requirements than Vier Dummy (FLB B).

Type-C hit requirements

Difficulty	FLB	Rank.1	Rank.2	Rank.3	Rank.4
EASY	FLB A – Elm Order	4	10	16	∞
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	3	7	12
NORMAL	FLB A – Elm Order	5	12	18	∞
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	4	8	14
ARCADE	FLB A – Elm Order	6	14	20	∞
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	5	9	16
HARD	FLB A – Elm Order	8	16	22	∞
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	6	10	18
NIGHTMARE	FLB A – Elm Order	10	18	26	∞
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	7	12	20
PANDEMONIUM	FLB A – Elm Order	12	20	30	∞
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	8	16	24

Type-S hit requirements

Difficulty	FLB	Rank.0 (2-4 route)	Rank.1	Rank.2	Rank.3	Rank.4
EASY	FLB A – Elm Order	4	6	∞	∞	N/A
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	2	8	16	∞
NORMAL	FLB A – Elm Order	5	16	∞	∞	N/A
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	3	10	18	∞
ARCADE	FLB A – Elm Order	6	16	∞	∞	N/A
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	4	12	20	∞
HARD	FLB A – Elm Order	8	18	∞	∞	N/A
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	5	14	24	∞
NIGHTMARE	FLB A – Elm Order	10	24	∞	∞	N/A
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	6	16	24	∞
PANDEMONIUM	FLB A – Elm Order	16	24	∞	∞	N/A
	FLB B – Vier Dummy	N/A	8	18	24	∞

TLB

The TLB proper, Vier, is and can only be fought on Rank 4-EX, appearing at any hit count. Vier is significantly harder than the FLBs, and requires nearly all of one's resources to defeat. She has resistances to both Ethereal Shift and Blade/Raid attacks, albeit not to the level of FLB A (Elm Order).

Type-S Scoring

This section aims to explain the basics of the scoring system for Type-S. Scoring strategies differ between Story Mode and Rule Mode. There are exceptions to tips describe in this section. The most important part of scoring is overkilling enemies which increases all sources of points. There are other aspects of the scoring system which are explained below.

Stages

Overkill Chain: Will likely always be active during a stage. To manipulate this value attack enemies targets by assault and raid large enemies when possible. Taking a hit breaks your chain. All sources of points derive from the value of this chain making setting a high value the most important mechanic of scoring. Each "link" in a chain has its own timer, so care must be taken to route as efficiently as possible.

General Strategy for Stages: Going from Ethereal Shift (Collecting Coins) to Delayed Shift (Recharging Ethereal Shift + Cash in cancels).

Collecting Coins: Coins raise the value of gems (cancels) throughout the stage. Coins drop normally when destroying enemies and have an increased rate during Ethereal Shift. At certain thresholds Coins increase the value of Gems (cancelled bullets).

Multiplier Gains: Multiplier gains depends on a variety of factors but in general increases when you destroy enemies with a high overkill chain.

Ethereal Shift: During Ethereal Shift your Blade use is unlimited, if possible, you can stay at the top the screen to destroy enemies as they come. Enemies (excluding bosses) defeated in this state explode removing bullets in a small radius around them.

Delayed Shift: Destroyed enemies cancel their bullets. This is primarily used to recharge your Ethereal Shift. Once you’ve reached the White Gem coin threshold Delayed Shift is used to cancel.

Counter Shift: During a delayed shift it is important to charge this up to level 2 – 3 to cancel bullets on the entire screen. Level 2 adds +1 Gem Level to your Cancel, Level 3 adds +2 Gem Level to your cancel.

Raidbombing: If raiding a large enemies and bombing, the Blade button can be held to stay in place during the bomb animation. Using more than one bomb is possible but not recommended initially. Cashing in with the overkill bug requires a high overkill and a section where Delayed Shift is used to cancel bullets.

Bosses

General Strategy for Boss fights: Going from Delayed Shift (Cancelling boss patterns) to Ethereal Shift (Activating overkill + raising your overkill chain). Having a high gem values is important.

Raid: All phases should be ended with a raid regardless of whether you have an Ethereal Shift charged up.

Delayed Shift: Should be used at the beginning of the phase to cancel patterns and recharge ethereal shift.

Counter Shift: Counter Shift charges up based on time you’ve spend in Delayed Shift during a boss fight. Counter Shift will always cancel bullets on the entire screen.

Ethereal Shift: Should be used at the end of a phase, if you have it charged up you can raid and hold the Ethereal Shift button. Ethereal Shift will activate during the raid extending the current phase.

Overkilling: Occurs during an Ethereal Shift once the boss HP reaches 0. Continue attacking the boss for more points. Higher points are awards if Blade attacks connect.

Practice Mode

• 1: Game mode.
• 2: Character and type.
• 3: Difficulty.
• 4: Area name.
• 5: Rank.
• 6: Starting position. The default is stage start. You can select every mid boss or area boss.
• 7: Power level.
• 8: Auto guard.
• 9: Start practice.
• 10: Back to previous menu.

Notes:

• Only Story & Rule Mode are usable (e.g. not Strict Rule)
• Practice for areas 1 to 4 are unlocked from the start (areas 5 to 7 must be unlocked via the system shop).
• Rank selection in areas is restricted to what is possible in a normal credit (e.g. Rank 3 cannot be selected for area 1).
• FLBs and TLB practice must be unlocked.
• Power level starts from the base stats of the selected character, and increases them in steps which are highly variable depending on difficulty & character.
• Practice Mode, unlike regular attempts, allows for the use of Auto Guard in Nightmare/Pandemonium.
• Certain behaviors of stages cannot be properly replicated, such as suicide bullets from enemies in stage 7.
  • Core Unit (the stage 7 boss & final boss) also cannot be fought by itself; due to an inconsistency, its starting position will always be before the stage's final wave of enemies.
• Finer control over extraneous resources (Type-C's Advanced Drive, Type-S' Delayed/Ethereal Shift, etc) and even life & bomb counts cannot be unlocked.

Shop menu

All shop translations provided by Legless, inakilbss & SMayfield (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1V4SBVxB6rQ7I7TXx2a6o_8BVP20YPbble7Q0OGsEg6c/edit?usp=sharing) .

System shop

ID	Original Name	Translated Name	Price	Effects/Notes
1		Extend Score Info Panel	10	Top right of ingame UI will have a “score to next extend”
2		Category Score Info Panel	25000	Right side of ingame UI will display amounts of score from each source
3		Display HIT Info Panel	40000	Displays how many times you’ve gotten hit/bombed
4		2 Continues	300
5		3 Continues	600
6		4 Continues	1200
7		5 Continues	2500
8		6 Continues	4500
9		7 Continues	8000
10		8 Continues	15000
11		9 Continues	28000
12		Free play	50000
13		Level Canceller	120000	Allows for control of character levels in Story & Rule Mode. Disabled in v1.23
14		Practice Easy Area 5	2000
15		Practice Easy Area 6	3000
16		Practice Easy Area 7	5000
17		Practice Normal Area 5	4000
18		Practice Normal Area 6	6000
19		Practice Normal Area 7	10000
20		Practice Arcade Area 5	5000
21		Practice Arcade Area 6	8000
22		Practice Arcade Area 7	15000
23		Practice ESY-ACD [??? 1]	200000	Unlocks Elm Order practice for Easy, Normal and Arcade.
24		Practice ESY-ACD [??? 2]	300000	Unlocks Vier Dummy practice for Easy, Normal and Arcade.
25		Practice ESY-ACD [??? 3]	500000	Unlocks Vier practice for Easy, Normal and Arcade.
26		Practice Hard Area 5	10000
27		Practice Hard Area 6	15000
28		Practice Hard Area 7	30000
29		Practice Nightmare Area 5	15000
30		Practice Nightmare Area 6	25000
31		Practice Nightmare Area 7	40000
32		Practice HRD-NTM [??? 1]	300000	Unlocks Elm Order practice for Hard and Nightmare.
33		Practice HRD-NTM [??? 2]	450000	Unlocks Vier Dummy practice for Hard and Nightmare.
34		Practice HRD-NTM [??? 3]	700000	Unlocks Vier practice for Hard and Nightmare.
35		Practice Pandemonium Area 5	50000
36		Practice Pandemonium Area 6	80000
37		Practice Pandemonium Area 7	150000
38		Practice PDM [??? 1]	400000	Unlocks Elm Order practice for Pandemonium.
39		Practice PDM [??? 2]	600000	Unlocks Vier Dummy practice for Pandemonium.
40		Practice PDM [??? 3]	900000	Unlocks Vier practice for Pandemonium.

Item shop
Some items have effects that are exclusive to Type-C or Type-S.

Type-S exclusive item effects:
Assault (homing missiles on Lemulene and straight beams on Azerlete)
Blade
Gauge
Delayed/Counter Shift (Espgaluda-esque Hyper)
Ethereal Shift (Other Hyper that can extend boss timers, makes your Assault powerful, and allows infinite blading)

Type-C exclusive item effects:
Discharge (“shotgun” attack)
Accel Drive (“hyper”)

ID	Original Name	Translated Name	Effect
01		Falcon’s Wings	Mvt. Speed +10%, Laser Damage -3%, Assault Damage +5%
02		Angel’s Wings	Mvt. Speed +5%
03		Demonic Charm	As rank increases, enemy attacks are strengthened
04		Anti-Demonic Charm	As rank increases, slows down enemy attack strengthening
05		Anti-Demonic Chime	As rank increases, slows down enemy attack strengthening (Rule disabled )
06		High-Performance Semiconductor Circuit	Gauge Drain -5%, Gauge Charge -10%
07		B-Diffuser	Blade Range +10%, Blade Damage -25%
08		B-Diffuser+	Blade Range +15%, Blade Damage -20%
09		B-Concentrator	Blade Damage +20%, Blade Range -20%
10		B-Concentrator+	Blade Damage +30%, Blade Range -15%
11		Tranquilizer	Assault Damage +15%, Laser Damage -5%
12		Energy Concentrator	Laser Damage +5%, Shot Damage -10%
13		Energy Diffuser	Shot Damage +10%, Laser Damage -5%
14		Circuit Fool’s Soul	Damage -20%, Gauge Drain +10%, Gauge Recovery -10%, Blade Range -20%
15		Battle Technique Manual	Exp. Points +10%
16		Gold Ring of Luck	Coins +10%
17		Abrasive Powder	Jewels +10%
18		Emergency AI	Automatically using a bomb when Autoguard is OFF (Rule disabled)
19		Black Heart	Bombs +1, Not allowed to autobomb or sacrifice lives for bombs
20		Hasty’s Shoes	Focused and unfocused movement speed reversed
21		Stabilizer	Focus speed set to 200
22		High Storage Capacitor	Discharge Damage +10%, Accel Drive Charge -5%
23		Conductor 80	Accel Drive Charge +5%, Discharge Damage -5%
24		Expansion Slot x1	(Stat Stone) Limit +50
25		Expansion Slot x2	(Stat Stone) Limit +100
26		The First K++	(Stat Stone) cost to enhance stats -1
27		Spell Enhancer	Bomb Damage +20%
28		A Neutralization Barrier	Lowers enemies resistance to Assault
29		B Neutralization Barrier	Lowers enemies resistance to Blade
30		Book of Secret Skills	Reduce the character’s hitbox (Does not overlap effect with other items that change hitbox)
31		Assault-Hold Canceler	Assault shot will not overkill (Rule disabled)
32		[Type-C] Enhancing Set	Damage +3%, Discharge Damage +5%, Accel Drive Charge +3%
33		Stella Enhancing Set	Damage +3%, Gauge Charge +3%, Gauge Drain -3%, Blade Range +3%
34		Boundary Crossing Stone	Erase Area +2%
35		Giant’s Elixir	Damage +8%, Hitbox Size increased
36		DC Shift Unit	LV2 CS or higher is always activated after DS is released but DS cannot be released arbitrarily
37		Reflector Unit	Counter Shift Power +30%
38		Separator Unit	The character's orbits will be divided for a wider attack.
39		Curse of the Turtle	Mvt. Speed -20%
40		Curse of the Crab	Up/Down controls reversed

Custom shop
Some items have effects that are exclusive to Type-C or Type-S.

Type-S exclusive item effects:
Assault (homing missiles on Lemulene and straight beams on Azerlete)
Blade
Gauge
Delayed/Counter Shift (Espgaluda-esque Hyper)
Ethereal Shift (Other Hyper that can extend boss timers, makes your Assault powerful, and allows infinite blading)

Type-C exclusive item effects:
Discharge (“shotgun” attack)
Accel Drive (“hyper”)

ID	Original Name	Translated Name	Effect
01		Gold Ring of Luck	Coins +10%
02		Abrasive Powder	Jewels +10%
03		Battle Technique Manual	Exp. Points +10%
04		B-Diffuser	Blade Range +10%, Blade Damage -25%
05		B-Concentrator	Blade Damage +20%, Blade Range -20%
06		Falcon’s Wings	Mvt. Speed +10%, Laser Damage -3%, Assault Damage +5%
07		Angel’s Wings	Mvt. Speed +5%
08		Demonic Charm	As rank increases, enemy attacks are strengthened
09		Anti-Demonic Charm	As rank increases, slows down enemy attack strengthening
10		High-Performance Semiconductor Circuit	Gauge Drain -5%, Gauge Charge -10%
11		High-Precision Reticle
12		Tranquilizer	Assault Damage +15%, Laser Damage -5%
13		Energy Concentrator	Laser Damage +5%, Shot Damage -10%
14		Energy Diffuser	Shot Damage +10%, Laser Damage -5%
15		Circuit Fool’s Soul	Damage -20%,Gauge Drain +10%, Gauge Recovery -10%, Blade Range -20%
16		Hasty’s Shoes	Focused and unfocused movement speed reversed
17		Curse of the Turtle	Mvt. Speed -20%
18		Stabilizer	Focus speed set to 200
19		Counterfeit Medal
20		High Storage Capacitor	Discharge Damage +10%, Accel Drive Charge -5%
21		Substitute Doll
22		Expansion Slot x1	(Stat Stone) Limit +50
23		First K++	(Stat Stone) cost to enhance stats -1
24		Performance Tuner
25		Spell Enhancer	Bomb Damage +20%
26		A Neutralization Barrier	Lowers enemies resistance to Assault
27		B Neutralization Barrier	Lowers enemies resistance to Blades
28		S neutralization Barrier	Lowers enemies resistance to ?
29		Book of Secret Skills	Reduce the character’s hitbox (Does not overlap effect with other items that change hitbox)
30		Raid Compensator
31		Requisition Tag
32		Boundary crossing stone	Erase Area +2%
33		Master's Pride
34		Giant’s Elixir	Damage +8%, Hitbox Size increased
35		Reflector Unit	Counter Shift Power +30%
36		Separator Unit	The character's orbits will be divided for a wider attack.
37		Parasosa Unit	Widens the Focus attack
38		Raging Spirit
39		Dowsing Rod
40		Prayer Bracelet

Bugs

• Item shop listing 6 can be purchased repeatedly by reloading the shop, but it won't duplicate the item. However, unlocking High Performance AI (高性能AI) will permanently mark the item as bought, regardless of whether it was actually bought.
• The achievement for getting 350 million points in stage 1 with type S (一面魔王S) won't unlock in Strict Rule mode, regular Rule must be played.