(38) CorkscrewRolling Cradle (17) KO Throw This requires a lot of experimentation unless you have a guide on hand which makes using monsters not so friendly. (23) PunchDragon Turn (17) Giant Swing Instead of a single main protagonist, you can choose one of eight individual heroes to experience their unique storyline. 
(21) Stun Gaze (24) Babel Crumble 
(23) Katana (22) Heaven/Hell (33) Sky Twister Bummer. (7) Double Slash (24) Tremor F0Dodge Wing It seems that Dodge Wing can be learned from Deadly Powder - if I were to guess, I'd say Hell Wing was probably supposed to go there. (41) Turbid Current Punch (3) Kick (6) Sliding (29) Heaven/Hell (38) Slash (21) Glider Spike (24) Gale Slash (17) Fist (28) Babel Crumble (21) Dead End (24) Gale Slash Punch (16) Fist (26) Gold Hand (38) Lastshot (16) ThrustTres Flores (37) Blizzard (8) Stun Slash These costumes add hidden attributes on glimmering certain skills quicker. Emilia also contains two endings in her scenario, this all depends on your activity in the Baccarat mission. (19) Katana (15) Ogre Run (13) Thrust (7) Double Slash (11) Giant Swing The lists in this document are rearranged from information ripped from the game's executable file, matched to tech names, posted to the GameFAQs SaGa Frontier message board, and thankfully, released unto the public domain by a prestigious video game hacker by the moniker of Alex (W.) Jackson. However, playing each one requires a lot of experimentation anda bit of time to really grasp how to play any character efficiently. (32) Triple Thrust (23) Stun GazeDodge Needle (14) Needles (45) Tres FloresAsura This is the default attack of the Asura, which can be purchased from Gozarus in Facinaturu. Visiting the Bio Lab in Shrike, completing this optional location will raise higheraffinity towards Asellus's Mystic Ending. (20) Locomotion GGold Hand | (26) Fist (20) Locomotion G (37) Kick means that Haze-to-Wheel may be learned from Wheel Slash with a difficulty factor of 36. (29) Ray SwordDeflect (8) Cross Slash (17) Punch This document details how Fighting, Sword, and Dodge techniques in SaGa Frontier can be learned. (21) Tremor 1D8 (16) Gremlin Touch (17) Rolling Cradle (20) Locomotion G (26) Kasumi (24) Stinger Bummer. (14) Smash (24) Stinger (12) Fist (25) NeedleDodge Net (12) Ectoplasnet (18) Stun Touch (28) Double Slash 
(24) Bear Crush (31) Head Wind (36) Babel CrumbleAlkaiser's techniquesAl-Blaster (12) Bright FistAl-Phoenix (27) Al-Blaster (36) No Moment OR 
(31) Punch (24) Al-Blaster (41) CorkscrewLastshot (12) Sway Back (16) Gale AttackDodge Gaze Unfortunately, it seems that an error was made during development, and Dodge Gaze can only be learned from Stun Gaze. (23) Head Wind (11) Hard Slash (22) Katana These two listings are actually different attacks; the Mystic and monster versions, I presume.Dodge Death Grip (25) Death GripDodge Drain (14) Fire Kiss 
(18) Punch (38) No Moment (23) Stun GazeDodge Needle (14) Needles (36) No Moment (12) Sliding (25) Deadly Powder (28) Double Slash (29) Sliding (18) Air Throw (30) Crush Beat (26) PunchScuffle (29) Chop (23) Stun Slash (29) Triple Thrust If they are untalented then it is pure RNG to eventually get that skill. (39) Corkscrew. (20) Slash (20) Wheel Slash Some of his early missions, particularly on the Cygnus airship, can be difficult early on. (13) SlashThunder Thrust (13) Stun Slash 
(36) CorkscrewSuplex (15) Rolling Cradle Asellus will need to transform in battle to receive those bonus attributes. (14) Backfist (30) Head Wind (22) Heaven/Hell (12) Slash (10) KickBabel Crumble (23) Suplex (22) Heaven/Hell (26) Stun Slash (20) Heaven/HellBear Crush. (14) Air Throw (27) Deadly MossDodge Riddle (20) Sphinx RiddleDodge Rock (12) RockDodge Seduction (20) Seduction (41) Kick (37) Rosario ImpaleBlizzard, Air Throw (10) Punch I tried scouring the internet and I get a lot of general tips, like how to grind as humans (I actually transformed into Alkaiser for the first 30 minutes of my game before reading I didn't want to do that, then had to start over grinding again for Red for example), but my questions are this. (28) Stun Slash (23) Willow Branch (24) Bear Crush (22) Suplex (9) Babel Crumble (31) Head Wind (17) Dragon Turn The general gist of Fuse's route is to act as a what-if scenario to explain some of the missing story details of the original game and some parts it's more of an extended epilogue. Playing as Riki will require you to learn how to use Monsters. (23) Thunder Thrust Punch (3) Kick (25) Triangle Kick (33) Sky Twister For Dodge techniques, the difficulty of sparking the technique is controlled by which move hits the learner. (20) KO Throw (40) Still Stream (25) Triangle Kick This is the default (top) attack of a katana:Kukri BladeSamurai SwordKatanaTwin DragonComet BladeSilver Moon, Life Sprinkler (16) Heaven/Hell (32) Punch (23) Double Slash Slash 
(11) Katana (40) Backfist (40) Backfist (17) Head Wind (20) Chop (27) Dead End (18) Swallow Swing (20) Katana (25) Dragon Turn (14) Slash (35) Blizzard (17) Punch means that Haze-to-Wheel may be learned from Wheel Slash with a difficulty factor of 36. (16) Katana (36) Babel CrumbleAlkaiser's techniquesAl-Blaster (12) Bright FistAl-Phoenix (27) Al-Blaster (16) Gale AttackDodge Gaze Unfortunately, it seems that an error was made during development, and Dodge Gaze can only be learned from Stun Gaze. Thrust(16) Thunder Thrust 2-Gale Slash (30) Head Wind (16) Stun Slash Both a noun and a verb. (21) Thunderbolt 1DBDodge Touch (10) Death Touch (28) Ray Sword (20) Asura (15) Kaiser Wing (17) Smash (24) Bear Crush (31) Shadow Counter (12) Cross Deflect (32) Ray SwordHeaven/Hell (15) Hard Slash (28) Cross Slash (21) Shadow Counter (21) Thunderbolt 1DBDodge Touch (10) Death Touch (21) Dead End (29) Crush Beat (40) KatanaStun Slash (4) Katana (17) Deflect (17) Swallow Swing (22) Deadly Powder Route Outline: Blue is a great beginner character that will let players get adjusted on how tocomplete some of the main sidequests in the game. (20) Heaven/HellBear Crush (21) Deflect (30) Crush Beat (17) Gale SlashCross Slash (12) Double Slash (18) Punch (27) KatanaNo Moment (32) Blizzard (16) Blade Net D9 (16) Locomotion G (36) Head Wind Ifyou've explored the world with the other routes already, there might not be much incentiveto do the exploring on Lute's side. It begins with an introduction and the next story destination is the last dungeon. (28) Cross Slash https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps/198537-saga-frontier/faqs. (23) Katana (16) Stun Gaze (29) Dead End He has a good spark list and will eventually learn things. (20) Blade Net 1D4Dodge Powder (20) Spore (23) Willow Branch (32) No Moment (26) PunchScuffle (29) Chop (32) Head Wind Thrust(16) Thunder Thrust (20) Blade Net 1D4Dodge Powder (20) Spore (33) BackfistSky Twister (33) Triangle Kick (31) Slash (38) No Moment (14) Air Throw (24) Tremor F0Dodge Wing It seems that Dodge Wing can be learned from Deadly Powder - if I were to guess, I'd say Hell Wing was probably supposed to go there. (26) Shadow Counter (45) KatanaTriple Thrust (27) Thunder Thrust (9) Double Slash (23) Crush Beat Katana (12) Thrust (32) Head Wind (37) Babel Crumble (12) Sliding (12) Thrust (35) Shadow Counter (16) Gold Hand (42) PunchCrush Beat (19) Backfist These two questlines are tied into Blue's main arc, but any other character can also complete them as side-objectives. (40) Turbid Current (26) Bright FistFlash Turn (28) Bright FistKaiser Smash (23) Ray SwordKaiser Wing (15) Ray SwordRe-Al-Phoenix No difficulty is listed here, because Alkaiser will always spark Re-Al-Phoneix when the right conditions are met.When MBlackIII in the BlackX Base uses Dark Phoenix, Alkaiser will learn Re-Al-Phoenix next time he uses Al-Phoenix.Al-PhoenixShining Kick (11) Bright FistSparkling Roll (14) Bright FistDodgerySome dodges in this section have the same technique listed twice, with a hexidecimal number next to them. Katana (7) Double Slash (23) Gale Slash (SaGa Frontier - Tanzer). (19) Air Throw (14) Smash (30) 2-Gale Slash 
(38) Ogre Run (17) Swallow Swing (40) PunchSliding (6) Kick (16) Kick What is unique about playing her own route is that she can change into a variety of different outfits based on the mission. However with how the game is designed, with time and patience you can make any human good at anything if you so desire. (21) Stun Gaze (32) Punch (17) Chop Katana (21) Shadow Counter (38) Life Sprinkler (35) Sky TwisterBabel Crumble (9) Sliding (25) Smash (22) Slash (24) Rolling Cradle (34) Lastshot (24) Stinger (40) Still Stream (16) Gold Hand (20) BackfistLastshot (34) Ogre Run (25) Moonlight Cut (38) CorkscrewSliding (12) Sway Back (22) Willow Branch (29) Wing (24) Sliding (22) Ray SwordKasumi (22) No Moment (24) Locomotion G (37) Rosario ImpaleBlizzard (19) Shadow Counter So you see. (22) PheremoneDodge Smash (25) TrampleDodge Tackle (17) Dash Asellus canrecruit Dr. Nusakan after talking to Zozma in Koorong. (22) Fist (24) Al-Blaster (20) Wheel Slash (16) Triple Thrust (16) Locomotion G (27) Dead End (31) Punch 
All of the games on Switch are on sale. Some dodges in this section have the same technique listed twice, with a hexidecimal number next to them. (20) Blade Net 1D4Dodge Powder (20) Spore (25) Shadow Counter (15) Double Slash (21) Tremor 1D8 (22) Hard Slash (24) Ray SwordBlizzard (26) Moonlight Cut (30) Head Wind (25) Deadly Powder Blue's route can technically end in two different ways, even though they are mostly similar. (30) Rotation Kick (14) TailDodge Thunder (16) Thunderbolt DB I am playing Red's story for example and I got Fuse, and i figured since Fuse has a gun I could shoot and learn some skills but I haven't learned anything with the gun Fuse came with or a separate gun I tried equipping and using normal attacks for. 
(16) Flash D7Dodge Gale (8) 2-Gale Slash (23) Thunder Thrust (31) Punch (24) Rolling Cradle Punch (10) Air Throw (13) Suplex (18) Giant Swing (8) Double Slash (23) Air ThrowBackfist (14) Chop (17) Deflect (22) Deadly Powder (38) Triple ThrustShadow Counter (17) Moonlight Cut (17) Locomotion G (17) Rolling Cradle (22) Slash (25) NeedleDodge Net (12) Ectoplasnet (17) Dragon Turn (26) TackleDodge Tail (9) Tail Hit (21) Dead End (23) Willow Branch (33) Shining KickBright Fist (10) Ray SwordDeflect Lance (22) Shining Kick (45) Life SprinklerKatana (4) Stun Slash (35) Air Throw (45) Life SprinklerKatana (4) Stun Slash (16) Blade Net D9 (16) Stun Gaze (15) SuplexRotation Kick (16) Sliding (16) Katana (12) Punch (16) Cross Slash (36) Babel CrumbleAlkaiser's techniquesAl-Blaster (12) Bright FistAl-Phoenix (27) Al-Blaster (17) Swallow Swing We use cookies on our websites for a number of purposes, including analytics and performance, functionality and advertising. This works similar to Lute's free roam mode where you are given the time to grind, or just face the last boss of the case scenario you're involved in. (20) DeflectTwin Sword This is the default attack of the Twin Sword, found in Shingrow's eastern ruins. (10) Hard Slash (16) Slash Punch (3) Kick (25) Triangle Kick (33) Sky Twister, Re-Al-Phoenix (12) Hard Slash (22) Willow Branch (16) Swallow Swing (12) Babel Crumble (18) Spider Net Slash (5) Stun Slash (23) Dead EndDouble Slash (7) Katana (21) Stun Gaze (17) Double Slash (22) Deadly Powder (9) Ray Sword (17) Chop (41) Turbid Current 
(14) Smash (26) Katana (24) Locomotion G (15) Ogre Run (38) Triple ThrustShadow Counter (17) Moonlight Cut means that while using Thrust, Thunder Thrust may be learned at 16 difficulty, Dead End at 21 difficulty, or Triple Thrust at 29 difficulty. (24) Dragon TurnRotation Kick (12) Sliding (41) Turbid Current 
(12) Sliding (21) Tremor 1D8 (43) Rising Nova (12) Katana (24) Gale Slash (33) Shining KickBright Fist (10) Ray SwordDeflect Lance (22) Shining Kick (38) Slash (12) Chop (31) Head Wind (20) Slash (10) Hard Slash To spark is to learn a technique in mid-battle. (28) Ray Sword (14) Smash (18) Ray SwordDead End (21) Thrust (21) Shadow Counter (30) Crush Beat (12) Kick (20) SuplexOgre Run (27) Backfist (36) Ogre Run (10) Rolling Cradle (28) Swallow Swing (30) Katana (41) SlashWheel Slash (18) Stun Slash (24) Locomotion G (26) Kasumi (37) Bear Crush 
(43) Rising Nova (29) Sliding Let's kick it off withSword techniques (12) Fist (20) Locomotion GGold Hand | (26) Fist (26) Stun Slash (20) DeflectTwin Sword This is the default attack of the Twin Sword, found in Shingrow's eastern ruins. (12) Cross Deflect (33) SlashTurbid Current (35) Hard Slash (18) Spider Net (20) Asura (16) Stun Slash (20) Heaven/Hell (21) KatanaSmash (10) Double Slash Route Outline: Fuse is anew main character added for the Remaster version of SaGa Frontier. (33) Triple Thrust (27) Moonlight Cut 
Bummer. (50) DeflectLife Sprinkler (38) Shadow Counter Got it? (34) Hard Slash (33) Shining KickBright Fist (10) Ray SwordDeflect Lance (22) Shining Kick (17) Double Slash (13) Thrust This list is hidden so you wont have in game guides telling you what you are doing is right or not. (20) SuplexOgre Run (27) Backfist (34) Thunder Thrust (24) Backfist (21) Stun Gaze Every so often I go back and just get one shot, going by trial and error, but I just don't want to get stuck somewhere and not be able to beat it since it seems like this game is so unforgiving in that regard. (14) Triangle KickTriangle Kick (25) Kick To unlock Fuse's route you will need to finish one of the playablescenarios first. 
OR (45) Life SprinklerKatana (4) Stun Slash (19) Poison Needle (39) CorkscrewKick (6) Sliding (12) Sway Back (30) Ogre Run Route Outline: Red Route is perhaps the most story-driven route and maybe the largest scenario in the game. (17) Ogre Run (22) BloodsuckerDodge Flash (12) Flash 1BC (21) Stun Gaze (20) SuplexGold Hand (12) Sway Back Asellus begins the game relatively weak and thrown in the middle of nowhere to start her scenario. Route Outline: Asellus route is not exactly the most beginner-friendly in SaGa Frontier. (11) Hard Slash (20) Chop 
(18) HP Drain (26) TackleDodge Tail (9) Tail Hit (23) Willow Branch (11) Hard Slash (12) Chop (24) Sliding (40) Turbid Current (9) Babel Crumble (16) Gremlin Touch Forward IndexThis section lists which techniques may be sparked while using a technique, with the difficulty for each in parenthesis, thusly: Tres Flores (26) Slash (25) NeedleDodge Net (12) Ectoplasnet (19) Giant Swing OR (23) SlashMartial artsAir Throw (10) Punch (23) Gale Slash (17) Swallow Swing (19) Poison Needle (21) Thunderbolt 1DBDodge Touch (10) Death Touch (17) Babel Crumble (42) Rising NovaAl-Blaster (24) Deflect Lance (45) Life SprinklerKatana (4) Stun Slash (15) Double Slash (12) Babel Crumble (22) BloodsuckerDodge Flash (12) Flash 1BC (19) Blizzard (17) KO Throw (10) KickBabel Crumble (23) Suplex (31) Slash (41) Turbid Current (44) PunchLocomotion G (17) Air Throw
(21) Stun Gaze (24) Babel Crumble (23) Katana (22) Heaven/Hell (33) Sky Twister Bummer. (7) Double Slash (24) Tremor F0Dodge Wing It seems that Dodge Wing can be learned from Deadly Powder - if I were to guess, I'd say Hell Wing was probably supposed to go there. (41) Turbid Current Punch (3) Kick (6) Sliding (29) Heaven/Hell (38) Slash (21) Glider Spike (24) Gale Slash (17) Fist (28) Babel Crumble (21) Dead End (24) Gale Slash Punch (16) Fist (26) Gold Hand (38) Lastshot (16) ThrustTres Flores (37) Blizzard (8) Stun Slash These costumes add hidden attributes on glimmering certain skills quicker. Emilia also contains two endings in her scenario, this all depends on your activity in the Baccarat mission. (19) Katana (15) Ogre Run (13) Thrust (7) Double Slash (11) Giant Swing The lists in this document are rearranged from information ripped from the game's executable file, matched to tech names, posted to the GameFAQs SaGa Frontier message board, and thankfully, released unto the public domain by a prestigious video game hacker by the moniker of Alex (W.) Jackson. However, playing each one requires a lot of experimentation anda bit of time to really grasp how to play any character efficiently. (32) Triple Thrust (23) Stun GazeDodge Needle (14) Needles (45) Tres FloresAsura This is the default attack of the Asura, which can be purchased from Gozarus in Facinaturu. Visiting the Bio Lab in Shrike, completing this optional location will raise higheraffinity towards Asellus's Mystic Ending. (20) Locomotion GGold Hand | (26) Fist (20) Locomotion G (37) Kick means that Haze-to-Wheel may be learned from Wheel Slash with a difficulty factor of 36. (29) Ray SwordDeflect (8) Cross Slash (17) Punch This document details how Fighting, Sword, and Dodge techniques in SaGa Frontier can be learned. (21) Tremor 1D8 (16) Gremlin Touch (17) Rolling Cradle (20) Locomotion G (26) Kasumi (24) Stinger Bummer. (14) Smash (24) Stinger (12) Fist (25) NeedleDodge Net (12) Ectoplasnet (18) Stun Touch (28) Double Slash (24) Bear Crush (31) Head Wind (36) Babel CrumbleAlkaiser's techniquesAl-Blaster (12) Bright FistAl-Phoenix (27) Al-Blaster (36) No Moment OR (31) Punch (24) Al-Blaster (41) CorkscrewLastshot (12) Sway Back (16) Gale AttackDodge Gaze Unfortunately, it seems that an error was made during development, and Dodge Gaze can only be learned from Stun Gaze. (23) Head Wind (11) Hard Slash (22) Katana These two listings are actually different attacks; the Mystic and monster versions, I presume.Dodge Death Grip (25) Death GripDodge Drain (14) Fire Kiss (18) Punch (38) No Moment (23) Stun GazeDodge Needle (14) Needles (36) No Moment (12) Sliding (25) Deadly Powder (28) Double Slash (29) Sliding (18) Air Throw (30) Crush Beat (26) PunchScuffle (29) Chop (23) Stun Slash (29) Triple Thrust If they are untalented then it is pure RNG to eventually get that skill. (39) Corkscrew. (20) Slash (20) Wheel Slash Some of his early missions, particularly on the Cygnus airship, can be difficult early on. (13) SlashThunder Thrust (13) Stun Slash (36) CorkscrewSuplex (15) Rolling Cradle Asellus will need to transform in battle to receive those bonus attributes. (14) Backfist (30) Head Wind (22) Heaven/Hell (12) Slash (10) KickBabel Crumble (23) Suplex (22) Heaven/Hell (26) Stun Slash (20) Heaven/HellBear Crush. (14) Air Throw (27) Deadly MossDodge Riddle (20) Sphinx RiddleDodge Rock (12) RockDodge Seduction (20) Seduction (41) Kick (37) Rosario ImpaleBlizzard, Air Throw (10) Punch I tried scouring the internet and I get a lot of general tips, like how to grind as humans (I actually transformed into Alkaiser for the first 30 minutes of my game before reading I didn't want to do that, then had to start over grinding again for Red for example), but my questions are this. (28) Stun Slash (23) Willow Branch (24) Bear Crush (22) Suplex (9) Babel Crumble (31) Head Wind (17) Dragon Turn The general gist of Fuse's route is to act as a what-if scenario to explain some of the missing story details of the original game and some parts it's more of an extended epilogue. Playing as Riki will require you to learn how to use Monsters. (23) Thunder Thrust Punch (3) Kick (25) Triangle Kick (33) Sky Twister For Dodge techniques, the difficulty of sparking the technique is controlled by which move hits the learner. (20) KO Throw (40) Still Stream (25) Triangle Kick This is the default (top) attack of a katana:Kukri BladeSamurai SwordKatanaTwin DragonComet BladeSilver Moon, Life Sprinkler (16) Heaven/Hell (32) Punch (23) Double Slash Slash (11) Katana (40) Backfist (40) Backfist (17) Head Wind (20) Chop (27) Dead End (18) Swallow Swing (20) Katana (25) Dragon Turn (14) Slash (35) Blizzard (17) Punch means that Haze-to-Wheel may be learned from Wheel Slash with a difficulty factor of 36. (16) Katana (36) Babel CrumbleAlkaiser's techniquesAl-Blaster (12) Bright FistAl-Phoenix (27) Al-Blaster (16) Gale AttackDodge Gaze Unfortunately, it seems that an error was made during development, and Dodge Gaze can only be learned from Stun Gaze. Thrust(16) Thunder Thrust 2-Gale Slash (30) Head Wind (16) Stun Slash Both a noun and a verb. (21) Thunderbolt 1DBDodge Touch (10) Death Touch (28) Ray Sword (20) Asura (15) Kaiser Wing (17) Smash (24) Bear Crush (31) Shadow Counter (12) Cross Deflect (32) Ray SwordHeaven/Hell (15) Hard Slash (28) Cross Slash (21) Shadow Counter (21) Thunderbolt 1DBDodge Touch (10) Death Touch (21) Dead End (29) Crush Beat (40) KatanaStun Slash (4) Katana (17) Deflect (17) Swallow Swing (22) Deadly Powder Route Outline: Blue is a great beginner character that will let players get adjusted on how tocomplete some of the main sidequests in the game. (20) Heaven/HellBear Crush (21) Deflect (30) Crush Beat (17) Gale SlashCross Slash (12) Double Slash (18) Punch (27) KatanaNo Moment (32) Blizzard (16) Blade Net D9 (16) Locomotion G (36) Head Wind Ifyou've explored the world with the other routes already, there might not be much incentiveto do the exploring on Lute's side. It begins with an introduction and the next story destination is the last dungeon. (28) Cross Slash https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/ps/198537-saga-frontier/faqs. (23) Katana (16) Stun Gaze (29) Dead End He has a good spark list and will eventually learn things. (20) Blade Net 1D4Dodge Powder (20) Spore (23) Willow Branch (32) No Moment (26) PunchScuffle (29) Chop (32) Head Wind Thrust(16) Thunder Thrust (20) Blade Net 1D4Dodge Powder (20) Spore (33) BackfistSky Twister (33) Triangle Kick (31) Slash (38) No Moment (14) Air Throw (24) Tremor F0Dodge Wing It seems that Dodge Wing can be learned from Deadly Powder - if I were to guess, I'd say Hell Wing was probably supposed to go there. (26) Shadow Counter (45) KatanaTriple Thrust (27) Thunder Thrust (9) Double Slash (23) Crush Beat Katana (12) Thrust (32) Head Wind (37) Babel Crumble (12) Sliding (12) Thrust (35) Shadow Counter (16) Gold Hand (42) PunchCrush Beat (19) Backfist These two questlines are tied into Blue's main arc, but any other character can also complete them as side-objectives. (40) Turbid Current (26) Bright FistFlash Turn (28) Bright FistKaiser Smash (23) Ray SwordKaiser Wing (15) Ray SwordRe-Al-Phoenix No difficulty is listed here, because Alkaiser will always spark Re-Al-Phoneix when the right conditions are met.When MBlackIII in the BlackX Base uses Dark Phoenix, Alkaiser will learn Re-Al-Phoenix next time he uses Al-Phoenix.Al-PhoenixShining Kick (11) Bright FistSparkling Roll (14) Bright FistDodgerySome dodges in this section have the same technique listed twice, with a hexidecimal number next to them. Katana (7) Double Slash (23) Gale Slash (SaGa Frontier - Tanzer). (19) Air Throw (14) Smash (30) 2-Gale Slash (38) Ogre Run (17) Swallow Swing (40) PunchSliding (6) Kick (16) Kick What is unique about playing her own route is that she can change into a variety of different outfits based on the mission. However with how the game is designed, with time and patience you can make any human good at anything if you so desire. (21) Stun Gaze (32) Punch (17) Chop Katana (21) Shadow Counter (38) Life Sprinkler (35) Sky TwisterBabel Crumble (9) Sliding (25) Smash (22) Slash (24) Rolling Cradle (34) Lastshot (24) Stinger (40) Still Stream (16) Gold Hand (20) BackfistLastshot (34) Ogre Run (25) Moonlight Cut (38) CorkscrewSliding (12) Sway Back (22) Willow Branch (29) Wing (24) Sliding (22) Ray SwordKasumi (22) No Moment (24) Locomotion G (37) Rosario ImpaleBlizzard (19) Shadow Counter So you see. (22) PheremoneDodge Smash (25) TrampleDodge Tackle (17) Dash Asellus canrecruit Dr. Nusakan after talking to Zozma in Koorong. (22) Fist (24) Al-Blaster (20) Wheel Slash (16) Triple Thrust (16) Locomotion G (27) Dead End (31) Punch All of the games on Switch are on sale. Some dodges in this section have the same technique listed twice, with a hexidecimal number next to them. (20) Blade Net 1D4Dodge Powder (20) Spore (25) Shadow Counter (15) Double Slash (21) Tremor 1D8 (22) Hard Slash (24) Ray SwordBlizzard (26) Moonlight Cut (30) Head Wind (25) Deadly Powder Blue's route can technically end in two different ways, even though they are mostly similar. (30) Rotation Kick (14) TailDodge Thunder (16) Thunderbolt DB I am playing Red's story for example and I got Fuse, and i figured since Fuse has a gun I could shoot and learn some skills but I haven't learned anything with the gun Fuse came with or a separate gun I tried equipping and using normal attacks for. (16) Flash D7Dodge Gale (8) 2-Gale Slash (23) Thunder Thrust (31) Punch (24) Rolling Cradle Punch (10) Air Throw (13) Suplex (18) Giant Swing (8) Double Slash (23) Air ThrowBackfist (14) Chop (17) Deflect (22) Deadly Powder (38) Triple ThrustShadow Counter (17) Moonlight Cut (17) Locomotion G (17) Rolling Cradle (22) Slash (25) NeedleDodge Net (12) Ectoplasnet (17) Dragon Turn (26) TackleDodge Tail (9) Tail Hit (21) Dead End (23) Willow Branch (33) Shining KickBright Fist (10) Ray SwordDeflect Lance (22) Shining Kick (45) Life SprinklerKatana (4) Stun Slash (35) Air Throw (45) Life SprinklerKatana (4) Stun Slash (16) Blade Net D9 (16) Stun Gaze (15) SuplexRotation Kick (16) Sliding (16) Katana (12) Punch (16) Cross Slash (36) Babel CrumbleAlkaiser's techniquesAl-Blaster (12) Bright FistAl-Phoenix (27) Al-Blaster (17) Swallow Swing We use cookies on our websites for a number of purposes, including analytics and performance, functionality and advertising. This works similar to Lute's free roam mode where you are given the time to grind, or just face the last boss of the case scenario you're involved in. (20) DeflectTwin Sword This is the default attack of the Twin Sword, found in Shingrow's eastern ruins. (10) Hard Slash (16) Slash Punch (3) Kick (25) Triangle Kick (33) Sky Twister, Re-Al-Phoenix (12) Hard Slash (22) Willow Branch (16) Swallow Swing (12) Babel Crumble (18) Spider Net Slash (5) Stun Slash (23) Dead EndDouble Slash (7) Katana (21) Stun Gaze (17) Double Slash (22) Deadly Powder (9) Ray Sword (17) Chop (41) Turbid Current (14) Smash (26) Katana (24) Locomotion G (15) Ogre Run (38) Triple ThrustShadow Counter (17) Moonlight Cut means that while using Thrust, Thunder Thrust may be learned at 16 difficulty, Dead End at 21 difficulty, or Triple Thrust at 29 difficulty. (24) Dragon TurnRotation Kick (12) Sliding (41) Turbid Current (12) Sliding (21) Tremor 1D8 (43) Rising Nova (12) Katana (24) Gale Slash (33) Shining KickBright Fist (10) Ray SwordDeflect Lance (22) Shining Kick (38) Slash (12) Chop (31) Head Wind (20) Slash (10) Hard Slash To spark is to learn a technique in mid-battle. (28) Ray Sword (14) Smash (18) Ray SwordDead End (21) Thrust (21) Shadow Counter (30) Crush Beat (12) Kick (20) SuplexOgre Run (27) Backfist (36) Ogre Run (10) Rolling Cradle (28) Swallow Swing (30) Katana (41) SlashWheel Slash (18) Stun Slash (24) Locomotion G (26) Kasumi (37) Bear Crush (43) Rising Nova (29) Sliding Let's kick it off withSword techniques (12) Fist (20) Locomotion GGold Hand | (26) Fist (26) Stun Slash (20) DeflectTwin Sword This is the default attack of the Twin Sword, found in Shingrow's eastern ruins. (12) Cross Deflect (33) SlashTurbid Current (35) Hard Slash (18) Spider Net (20) Asura (16) Stun Slash (20) Heaven/Hell (21) KatanaSmash (10) Double Slash Route Outline: Fuse is anew main character added for the Remaster version of SaGa Frontier. (33) Triple Thrust (27) Moonlight Cut Bummer. (50) DeflectLife Sprinkler (38) Shadow Counter Got it? (34) Hard Slash (33) Shining KickBright Fist (10) Ray SwordDeflect Lance (22) Shining Kick (17) Double Slash (13) Thrust This list is hidden so you wont have in game guides telling you what you are doing is right or not. (20) SuplexOgre Run (27) Backfist (34) Thunder Thrust (24) Backfist (21) Stun Gaze Every so often I go back and just get one shot, going by trial and error, but I just don't want to get stuck somewhere and not be able to beat it since it seems like this game is so unforgiving in that regard. (14) Triangle KickTriangle Kick (25) Kick To unlock Fuse's route you will need to finish one of the playablescenarios first. OR (45) Life SprinklerKatana (4) Stun Slash (19) Poison Needle (39) CorkscrewKick (6) Sliding (12) Sway Back (30) Ogre Run Route Outline: Red Route is perhaps the most story-driven route and maybe the largest scenario in the game. (17) Ogre Run (22) BloodsuckerDodge Flash (12) Flash 1BC (21) Stun Gaze (20) SuplexGold Hand (12) Sway Back Asellus begins the game relatively weak and thrown in the middle of nowhere to start her scenario. Route Outline: Asellus route is not exactly the most beginner-friendly in SaGa Frontier. (11) Hard Slash (20) Chop (18) HP Drain (26) TackleDodge Tail (9) Tail Hit (23) Willow Branch (11) Hard Slash (12) Chop (24) Sliding (40) Turbid Current (9) Babel Crumble (16) Gremlin Touch Forward IndexThis section lists which techniques may be sparked while using a technique, with the difficulty for each in parenthesis, thusly: Tres Flores (26) Slash (25) NeedleDodge Net (12) Ectoplasnet (19) Giant Swing OR (23) SlashMartial artsAir Throw (10) Punch (23) Gale Slash (17) Swallow Swing (19) Poison Needle (21) Thunderbolt 1DBDodge Touch (10) Death Touch (17) Babel Crumble (42) Rising NovaAl-Blaster (24) Deflect Lance (45) Life SprinklerKatana (4) Stun Slash (15) Double Slash (12) Babel Crumble (22) BloodsuckerDodge Flash (12) Flash 1BC (19) Blizzard (17) KO Throw (10) KickBabel Crumble (23) Suplex (31) Slash (41) Turbid Current (44) PunchLocomotion G (17) Air Throw