Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher - Raising methods, schedules, Drill types

There are many aspects to raising your Kaiju. Drills to raise stats, Errantry to learn to attacks, participating in tournaments for money or game progression. This page is not meant as a Walkthrough or step by step guide to beat the game, rather it breaks down several of the aspects of the game into smaller consumable bits of information that you can apply to your overall experience which will lead to beating the game. Some of the advanced raising schedules won't really be affordable on a fresh game, it's OK to use a first Kaiju or two to help stockpile your funds so you can concentrate on a very strong Kaiju later.

Raising Schedules Drills Errantry Life Stage Messages Anger & Rampage Rearing Traits Lifespan Info Personality Battle Competitive tips Money & The Merchant Credits

Work and Feeding Schedules for all occasions

Basic raising tips to consider while using the schedules

Rampages are OK. they reset anger and build up anger tolerance. Getting a couple of rampages out of the way early, means later, when your loyalty is higher you should be able to trigger a rampage when you need to increase Max stat caps (from 10k to 12k) which will take ~3 additional rampages.
Focus/Specialize in a few stats rather than try to raise things evenly. Pick 1 Attack stat (POW or INT), Pick 1 Defense stat (SPD or DEF), Fill in with SKI and LIF drills between your Attack & Defense choices.
Use Inheritance Cookies!! these can drastically help keep fatigue under control, or easier to raise stats to better Drill levels.
Monthly Food is important. Giant Egg > Nutrition Pellet > Ultra Meat > Fresh Fish Plate > Heaping Salad.
Territory bonus is only 5 extra points to a drill. Territory battles can still be useful if you need to reduce anger, but It's not worth defending your territory just to retain a bonus, (Low class enemy fights can give less than doing a drill even without the bonus).

Schedules and options

Baby/Cheap Schedule (OPTIONAL)
Week 1:	Monthly + Choice Item	Hard Drill
Week 2:	Ultra Mango	Light Drill
Week 3:	Ultra Mango	Light Drill
Week 4:	Astro Mint	Rest

Monthly: Pellets, Fish, Meat
(+Fear/-Stress etc)

Choice Item: Food that raises
Fear, or any affordable item.
(Mango, Biscut, Snake, Coffee)

- +Drill Cookies for low gain stats.
- Switch methods around:
50-60 loyalty or 2-3 Rampages

Lazy No-Rest (~70 Loyalty)
Week 1:	Monthly + Mandarin Juice	Hard Drill
Week 2:	Relaxing Cacao	Light Drill
Week 3:	Mandarin Juice	Hard Drill
Week 4:	Astro Mint	Light Drill

Monthly: Feasts>Eggs>Pellets>Meat>Fish
(+Fear/-Stress etc)

Adjust as needed for:

Anger/Rampage
Stress
Fatigue

Robots: Heavy > Light oil are the
only useful Monthly to feed.

Tyrant Cookie No-Rest
Week 1:	Monthly + Mandarin Juice	Hard Drill
Week 2:	Relaxing Cacao	Hard Drill
Week 3:	Mandarin Juice	Hard Drill
Week 4:	Astro Mint	Light Drill

Monthly: Feasts>Eggs>Pellets
(+Fear/-Stress etc)

Adjust as needed for:

Anger/Rampage
Stress
Fatigue

^{Random range of values of Stress and Fatigue from drills may still lose a small amount of lifespan on occasion, but averages should work in your favor.}

Tyrant Magic Banana 4xHD?
Week 1:	Monthly + Mandarin Juice	Hard Drill
Week 2:	Magic Banana* -10 Stress	Hard Drill
Week 3:	Mandarin Juice	Hard Drill
Week 4:	Astro Mint	Hard Drill

Experimental 4x Hard Drills

MUST use the best foods: Egg, Feasts, Pellets. Spice
Spices and Territory battles are the only form of Anger Management.
Randomness of Stress/Fatigue from drills may cause occasional spike to breech LI.

^{4x HD will heavily depend on a Monthly Food that reduces stress by the largest amounts. On the average Stress/Fatigue ranges, the schedule is stable, but random spikes may cause intermittent lifespan hits.}

Magic Banana tip: 100 Loyalty

With none in inventory, Buy many Magic Bananas in Bulk/at once.
Save before each feeding: Select and Use the Magic Bananas from:
Left-to-Right & Top-to-Bottom.
First ones will be the +10 Loyalty/-10 Stress
(You'll see the side status indicators display an Inrease in Fear & Dependence)
Once they no longer give the notice for Fear Increased and Dependence Increased...
Reset, and Sell the remaining Magic Bananas.
Repeat

Use to get 100 Loyalty Baby in about 3 months, or top off an adult Kaiju.

^{Magic Bananas have 1 of 3 effects. In earlier games the effect is random on feeding. In UKMR the effect is random on purchase. The MB is sorted by effect in your inventory, which is why this works.}

Anger Meter and Rampages

Anger Meter

The anger meter does not indicate it's capacity, but each rampage effectively increases the numerical amount of anger between empty and full.
Rampage anger limit is based on life stage, aging type, personality, dependence, fear, and the number of previous rampages.

The anger limit is limited to 2000
Aging Type multipliers are
- 0/Normal: 1.1
- 1/Early: 1
- 2/Late: 0.9
rampage_limit = (int)(rampage_anger_life_stage_base * aging_type_multiplier * personality_multiplier) + 10 * rampages + fear + dependence/2
(dep/2 is rounded down towards 0)

Personality	Rampage Multiplier
Honest	1.2
Cool	1
Hot-Cold	0.8
Tenacious	1
Earnest	1
Selfish	1.2
Rowdy	0.8
Stubborn	1
Fiery	0.8
Spoiled	1
Timid	1
Lively	1
Whimsical	1
Easygoing	1

Personality	Rampage Multiplier
Nervous	1.2
Brave	0.8
Lazy	1
Rivalrous	1
Liberated	0.8
Slow	1
Sociable	1
Calm	1
Cautious	1
Prodigy	1.2
Carefree	1
Obedient	1
Naughty	1

Stage	Base
1	120
2	130
3	140
4	150
5	155
6	160
7	165
8	170
9	175
10	180

Rampages & Stat Cap increases

Rampages are caused when your Anger meter reaches 100%. A Rampage will reset the Anger meter. It doesn't incur a lifespan hit outside of the weeks lived during the rampage. You can observe your Anger meter and plan out when you want to rampage to get some of the early rampages out of their system.

You can mostly predict and plan for productive rampages that increase your Kaiju's maximum stat capacity with the following conditions.

At about 60+ Loyalty.
At or after the 3rd Rampage (This means, allow for your Kaiju to rampage early a couple of times before 60+ loyalty)
It will usually take 3 Stat Limit Rampages to raise the caps from 10k to 12k limits.
Late Bloomer types can reach max cap limits without any rampages, if you raise a Late Bloomer up to the Retirement Warning from Holly with 0 rampages. This seems like a waste since there's little lifespan left to raise stats, but maybe there is a benefit we don't yet know about.

Holly & Kanezo's Messages

Holly and Kanezo give separate life stage notifications. Holly's notifications are alerted when you enter a new week at the first point of entering the alerted Life Stage, during the normal dialogue and can easily be missed. Kanezo's messages are from a different menu. While Kanezo doesn't automatically alert through normal dialogue, you can manually check on the life stage at any time, though you may not know how far into the Life Stage you're in.

Holly's Notifications

Upon entering stage 5:
"[MONSTER] is really something! How we raise this Kaiju from here on will decide victory or defeat in the fights ahead."
- Stage 5 is "Prime" which is considered the peak stat raising period.
- If you have Gold or Silver peaches, this is the stage to use them in!
Upon entering stage 9:
"[Monster] is looking pretty worn down. We may have to retire it soon."
- Stage 9 and 10 are considered Elder/Twilight stages and will most likely see gains taper off, which the exception of high drill Levels helping offset the lower gains of the life stage.
- Depending on the Kaiju's Base Lifespan and their Aging Type, this could be anywhere from ~8 months, to ~2.5 years of life left when Holly gives this alert, so don't be too hasty to retire it early.

Kanezo's Notifications

If you miss Holly's message, press Y to talk to the monster, and ask how it is feeling.
Kanewill give you the following messages which correlate to which Life Stage a Kaiju is in currently. Note that it can be any time during a given stage, unlike Holly's message that alerts immediately upon entering a given stage.

Stage Message

Stage 1-2 [KAIJU] was only just born. I sure can't wait to see how they'll grow!

Stage 3-4 Seems to me [KAIJU] is growing up really nicely! They're starting to develop their own traits.

Stage 5 [KAIJU] is in the middle of a growth spurt! Keep at it, [KAIJU]!

Stage 6 [KAIJU] still has growing to do! Don't stop now!

Stage 7-8 [KAIJU] is finally a mature Kaiju. They've come so far...

Stage 9-10 [KAIJU] has been with us for a real long time. I think it's almost time for them to retire.

Stage	Message
Stage 1-2	[KAIJU] was only just born. I sure can't wait to see how they'll grow!
Stage 3-4	Seems to me [KAIJU] is growing up really nicely! They're starting to develop their own traits.
Stage 5	[KAIJU] is in the middle of a growth spurt! Keep at it, [KAIJU]!
Stage 6	[KAIJU] still has growing to do! Don't stop now!
Stage 7-8	[KAIJU] is finally a mature Kaiju. They've come so far...
Stage 9-10	[KAIJU] has been with us for a real long time. I think it's almost time for them to retire.

Use the Song List data and enter the details below.
If you're unsure, use the base Kaiju Data instead for a close estimate:

Life Stage Calculator

Compare Lifespan and lifestages before and after lifespan adjustments per each stage:

Aging Type: Prime Lifespan: wks

Life Stage 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Individual Duration 9% 10% 15% 15% 10% 5% 10% 5% 5% 16%

Weeks Used 35 38 57 57 38 19 38 19 19 60

Cumulative Weeks Used (end) 35 73 130 187 225 244 282 301 320 380

Remaining (start) 380 345 307 250 193 155 136 98 79 60

Adjust Weeks +/- Total of Items

New Individual Duration 9% 10% 15% 15% 10% 5% 10% 5% 5% 16%

New Weeks Used 35 38 57 57 38 19 38 19 19 60

Weeks Used Difference 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

New Cumulative Weeks Used (end) 35 73 130 187 225 244 282 301 320 380

New Weeks Remaining (start) 380 345 307 250 193 155 136 98 79 60

The Top area shows the life distribution based on life type and total weeks.
Use the Center area to enter +/- weeks of lifespan for each life stage.
The Bottom Area will display the new lifespan distribution after the +/- weeks have been entered.

Lifespan Increasing or Decreasing items

The calculator will do all the work for you, but here's an example with the math explained.

Gold & Silver peaches: Use at Stage 5 to maximize Prime life stage.

Using peaches extends lifespan by +50 (Gold) and +25 (Silver) weeks total.
These weeks are spread out over the 10 life stages of a Kaiju, based on the duration they are in that stage.
Stages that you've progressed past are added to the current life stage
- A Gold Peach is +50 weeks of lifespan; Let's feed this to a 380 week Normal aging type monster during stage 5.
- Add each Stage duration, including current: 9%+10%+15%+15%+10% = 59%
- 59% x50 = 30 (29.5). 30 weeks are added to Stage 5.
- The remaining stages 6-10 are multiplied for each stage Duration x 50:
  5%(2.5) 2wks | 10% (5) 5wks | 5%(2.5) 3wks | 5%(2.5) 2wks | 16%(8) 8wks
  -- Alternate rounding: If there is no decimal/remainder from a proceeding % then it is rounded up, otherwise it is rounded down
- The +50 week Gold Peach equates to 30 weeks for Stage 5, and 20 weeks distributed over 6-10 based on stage duration.

Consumables that subtract lifespan: Use at stage 1 (or ASAP) to minimize hits to Prime life stage.

Using items reduces lifespan by their designated amount (See Item List)
These weeks are spread out over the 10 life stages of a Kaiju, based on the duration they are in that stage.
Stages that you've progressed past are added to the current life stage
- A Devil SPlinter is -50 weeks of lifespan; Let's feed this to a 380 week Normal aging type monster during stage 5.
- Add each Stage duration, including current: 9%+10%+15%+15%+10% = 59%
- 59% x50 = 30 (29.5). -30 weeks are added to Stage 5.
- The remaining stages 6-10 are multiplied for each stage Duration x 50:
  5%(2.5) -2wks | 10% (5) -5wks | 5%(2.5) -3wks | 5%(2.5) -2wks | 16%(8) -8wks
  -- Alternate rounding: If there is no decimal/remainder from a proceeding % then it is rounded up, otherwise it is rounded down
- The -50 week Devil Splinter equates to -30 weeks for Stage 5, and -20 distributed over 6-10 based on stage duration.
The -1 week items, if few enough are used, it will only affect stage 1 (or current stage used), but if enough are used in a given stage, it will creep into the other stages, just like using a single item with many weeks.

Drill Types, bonuses & Gains

Drill Preference appears to have bearing for how much Fatigue or Anger it causes. An unliked Light Drill can cause more Anger than a liked Hard Drill, for example.

Drill Bonuses

Territory Bonus(+5)
Preferred Drill bonuses (+10)
Super Success (+10 to Main & Sub)
Inheritance Cookie Drill Traits (+30).

Drill Levels

Raising your drill level equates to more stats gained from the drill.

Light Drill Unlocks

Lv1 : Basic/Starting level
Lv2 : Primary Stat >= 3000
Lv3 : Primary Stat >= 7000

Heavy Drill Unlocks

Lv1 : Basic/Starting level
Lv2 : Primary x2 + Secondary >= 9000
Lv3 : Primary x2 + Secondary >= 21000

Drill Expectations / Observations (No bonuses)

Level 1 Gains

Light Drill	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	10/12/22	14/18	19/23	25/29	31/35
Stage2	16	22	29	38	47/50
Stage3	24/26	33/35	40/44	54	66/68
Stage4	27/29	41	51	65	79/81
Stage5 (Prime1)	35	51	62	79	101
Stage6 (Prime2)	35	46	57	75	90
Stage7	26	41	50	62	81
Stage8	24/26	33/35	40/44	54	66/68
Stage9	16	22	29	38	47/50
Stage10	10/12/22	14/18	19/23	25/29	31/35

Heavy Drill Main	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	30	30	33	43	53
Stage2	30	39	50	65	80
Stage3	40/42	53	78	100	109
Stage4	47/50	68	82/86	109	132/133
Stage5 (Prime1)	54/58	83	110	135	164/167
Stage6 (Prime2)	56	79	96	127	152
Stage7	49	66	86	108	134
Stage8	40/42	53	78	100	109
Stage9	30	39	50	65	80
Stage10	30	30	33	43	53

Heavy Drill Sub	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	20	20	20	20	24
Stage2	20	20	22	28	34
Stage3	20	20/24	26	34	44
Stage4	20/21	25/27	32	43/44	52
Stage5 (Prime1)	26	29/35	40	54	64/68
Stage6 (Prime2)	20	31	40	52	62
Stage7	21	28	35	41	52
Stage8	20	20/24	26	34	44
Stage9	20	20	22	28	34
Stage10	20	20	20	20	24

Level 2 Gains

Light Drill	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	18/22	26/27	33	43	53/57
Stage2	32	41/43	50/54	69	84
Stage3	41/42	57	68/72	92	108
Stage4	52	66	85	109	133
Stage5 (Prime1)	59	81	104	134	150
Stage6 (Prime2)	54	75	100	124	150
Stage7	46/50	67/68	86	106/107	130
Stage8	41/42	57	68/72	92	108
Stage9	32	41/43	50/54	69	84
Stage10	18/22	26/27	33	43	53/57

Heavy Drill Main	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	32	44	54	70/72	86/90
Stage2	50	68	86	110	134
Stage3	62	86	110	142	174
Stage4	70	106	135	171	200
Stage5 (Prime1)	98	134	170	200	200
Stage6 (Prime2)	90	124	154/156	200	200
Stage7	74/78	103/106	132/134	171	200
Stage8	62	86	110	142	174
Stage9	50	68	86	110	134
Stage10	32	44	54	70/72	86/90

Heavy Drill Sub	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	20	24	28/30	36/38	44/46
Stage2	24	33	42	54	66
Stage3	31	43	55	71	87
Stage4	39	53	65	87	100
Stage5 (Prime1)	47	65	83	100	100
Stage6 (Prime2)	45	62	79	98/100	100
Stage7	37/40	50/53	65/69	84/85	100
Stage8	31	43	55	71	87
Stage9	24	33	42	54	66
Stage10	20	24	28/30	36/38	44/46

Level 3 Gains

Light Drill	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	39	57	70	89/91	109
Stage2	58/59	83	105	133	150
Stage3	79/81	111/112	138/142	150	150
Stage4	96	127	150	150	150
Stage5 (Prime1)	119	150	150	150	150
Stage6 (Prime2)	114	150	150	150	150
Stage7	95	130/131	150	150	150
Stage8	79/81	111/112	138/142	150	150
Stage9	58/59	83	105	133	150
Stage10	39	57	70	89/91	109

Heavy Drill Main	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	60	80	107	133	167
Stage2	89	125	156	200	200
Stage3	119/122	163	200	200	200
Stage4	144	198	200	200	200
Stage5 (Prime1)	178/181	200	200	200	200
Stage6 (Prime2)	169	200	200	200	200
Stage7	142	198	200	200	200
Stage8	119/122	163	200	200	200
Stage9	89	125	156	200	200
Stage10	60	80	107	133	167

Heavy Drill Sub	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	26	33	41	52	68
Stage2	38	49	61	81	97
Stage3	50	65/68	85	100	100
Stage4	56	78	99	100	100
Stage5 (Prime1)	70	97/100	100	100	100
Stage6 (Prime2)	69	94	100	100	100
Stage7	58	77	99/100	100	100
Stage8	50	65/68	85	100	100
Stage9	38	49	61	81	97
Stage10	26	33	41	52	68

Light Drill summary

+ 1~5 Stress / + 8~10 Fatigue / +Anger

Drill + Stat Fatigue

Planting Seeds Lif ↑ Fatigue ↑

Windmill Turner Pow ↑ Fatigue ↑

Treasure Hunting Int ↑ Fatigue ↑

Snow Sculpting Ski ↑ Fatigue ↑

Dig a Hot Spring Spd ↑ Fatigue ↑

Sculpting Def ↑ Fatigue ↑

Drill	+ Stat	Fatigue
Planting Seeds	Lif ↑	Fatigue ↑
Windmill Turner	Pow ↑	Fatigue ↑
Treasure Hunting	Int ↑	Fatigue ↑
Snow Sculpting	Ski ↑	Fatigue ↑
Dig a Hot Spring	Spd ↑	Fatigue ↑
Sculpting	Def ↑	Fatigue ↑

Light Drill Baseline

LV1 30

LV2 50

LV3 100

Bonus Range 10~150

Fatigue 8~10

Stress 1~5

Form -1~-2

Light Drill Baseline
LV1	30
LV2	50
LV3	100
Bonus Range	10~150
Fatigue	8~10
Stress	1~5
Form	-1~-2

Heavy Drill summary

+ 5~12 Stress / + 13~15 Fatigue / +Anger

Drill ++ Stat + Stat - Stat Fatigue

Watering Plants Lif ⇈ Def ↑ Ski ↓ Fatigue ⇈

Removing Trees Pow ⇈ Lif ↑ Spd ↓ Fatigue ⇈

Fishing Int ⇈ Ski ↑ Def ↓ Fatigue ⇈

Snow Proofing Ski ⇈ Spd ↑ Lif ↓ Fatigue ⇈

Cooking Spd ⇈ Int ↑ Pow ↓ Fatigue ⇈

Fossil Surveying Def ⇈ Pow ↑ Int ↓ Fatigue ⇈

Drill	++ Stat	+ Stat	- Stat	Fatigue
Watering Plants	Lif ⇈	Def ↑	Ski ↓	Fatigue ⇈
Removing Trees	Pow ⇈	Lif ↑	Spd ↓	Fatigue ⇈
Fishing	Int ⇈	Ski ↑	Def ↓	Fatigue ⇈
Snow Proofing	Ski ⇈	Spd ↑	Lif ↓	Fatigue ⇈
Cooking	Spd ⇈	Int ↑	Pow ↓	Fatigue ⇈
Fossil Surveying	Def ⇈	Pow ↑	Int ↓	Fatigue ⇈

Heavy Drill Baseline (P-rimary, S-econdary, Drop)

LV1 P 50 LV1 S 20 Drop Amt -20~-30

LV2 P 80 LV2 S 40 Fatigue 13~15

LV3 P 150 LV3 S 60 Stress 5~12

Bonus P 30~200 Bonus S 20~100 Form -2~-5

Heavy Drill Baseline (P-rimary, S-econdary, Drop)
LV1 P	50	LV1 S	20	Drop Amt	-20~-30
LV2 P	80	LV2 S	40	Fatigue	13~15
LV3 P	150	LV3 S	60	Stress	5~12
Bonus P	30~200	Bonus S	20~100	Form	-2~-5

Preferred Drill Bonuses (+10)

Monster Type
Main or Sub Preferred Drills Monster Type
Main or Sub Preferred Drills

Gomora Removing Trees Miclas Fossil Surveying

Eleking Fishing Reicubas Snowproofing

King Joe Treasure Hunting Birdon Windmill Turner

Alien Metron Planting Seeds Nova Watering Plants

Dada Cooking Melba Sculpting

Golza Dig a Hot Spring Gandar Snow Sculpting

Monster Type Main or Sub	Preferred Drills	Monster Type Main or Sub	Preferred Drills
Gomora	Removing Trees	Miclas	Fossil Surveying
Eleking	Fishing	Reicubas	Snowproofing
King Joe	Treasure Hunting	Birdon	Windmill Turner
Alien Metron	Planting Seeds	Nova	Watering Plants
Dada	Cooking	Melba	Sculpting
Golza	Dig a Hot Spring	Gandar	Snow Sculpting

Unlisted Kaiju do not have preferences.
Bonuses applies to BOTH Main and Sub.
Nova Gomora gets both Removing Trees
and Watering Plants bonus.
Pure breed does not get double bonus.

Territory Gauge Affinities

Your territory gauge has a numeric value of 100.
- Drilling will increase the gauge.
- Not defending a contested territory will decrease this gauge.
- Winning/Losing a contested territory battle doesn't adjust the gauge.

Doing a Drill
Baseline	+15
Preferred (+)	+18
Undesired (-)	+12

Undefended Territory

Enemy
Class Gauge
loss

E -10

D -15

C -20

B -25

A -30

S -35

Lessened by 5 with Traits

Undefended Territory
Enemy Class	Gauge loss
E	-10
D	-15
C	-20
B	-25
A	-30
S	-35

	Preferred Location Gauge Affinity (+)	Undesired Location Gauge Aversion (-)
Gomora	Wild Woods	None
Eleking	Fuller Beach	Barrage Desert
King Joe	Fuller Beach	None
Gan-Q	None	Fuller Beach
Alien Metron	Ganot Gardens	None
Garamon	Ganot Gardens	None
Golza	Barrage Desert	Fuller Beach
Miclas	Barrage Desert	Mt. Snowkin
Neronga	None	Ganot Gardens
Reicubas	Mt. Snowkin	Barrage Desert
Birdon	Bellow Volcano	None
Windom	None	Mt. Snowkin
Telesdon	Bellow Volcano	Mt. Snowkin
Skull Gomora	Bellow Volcano	Mt. Snowkin
Gandar	Mt. Snowkin	Bellow Volcano
Mocchi	Ganot Gardens	Fuller Beach
Suezo	Wild Woods	Barrage Desert

This applies to BOTH Main and Sub.
+ and - will cancel each other out.
Special subs are not counted as a breed.
Pure breed does not get double bonus/penalties.

Other Drill Info

Drill Bug: There is a bug that can occur where no matter which drill you try, every drill gives the message: "[Monster] is tired of training here". To fix this:
1. Exit the game completely (Shut down/close. Don't put to sleep)
2. Open another game, then close that game completely.
3. Re-launch Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher. The drills should no longer be bugged for all drills, though your monster may still be tired for a particular drill.
Territory battles on Drill locations do not decrease lifespan. They are the equivalent of doing a drill. The amount of incurred Stress/Fatigue correlates to the disparity between your Kaiju's grade VS the rival's grade. (Low gains and low stress/fatigue if you're S grade and rival is E grade etc.)

Errantry

Errantry is where you learn new Attacks/Techs from Rival trainers you meet and defeat as you progress through the game. See Kaiju Techs page for the complete Tech list and where, and how to qualify to learn them.

Locations & Trainers

Trainers/Rivals are unlocked through game progression and tournament encounters.

Heart Meter: Every 20 Errantries with a trainer will fill up 1 heart. Once the meter is full, you will get a passive item from that trainer that makes it easier to learn techs from them.

Errantry Locations determine which stats are raised and lowered. The trainers randomly change locations week to week, making it possible to learn specific attacks taught by specific trainers at locations that are beneficial to you.

Week	Stress	Fatigue
1	1~5	8~10
2	5~12	13~15
3	5~10	8~13
4	7~12	15~18

Trainer	Preferred Stat	Tech Type	+10 Bonus Locale
Leila/Lira	Lif	Support	Ganot Gardens
Victor	Pow	Heavy	Wild Woods
Neel	Int	Wither	Fuller Beach
May	Ski	Hit	Mt. Snowkin
Colt	Spd	Crit	Bellow Volcano
Alvaro	Def	Special	Barrage Dessert

**Errantry Gain/Drop patterns**
*Number of times a Stat is raised or dropped*
Location	LIF	POW	INT	SKI	SPD	DEF
Ganot Gardens	⇈ 4	-	-	↓ 2	↓ 1	↑ 3
Wild Woods	↑ 3	⇈ 4	↓ 1	-	↓ 2	-
Fuller Beach	-	↓ 1	⇈ 4	↑ 3	-	↓ 2
Mt. Snowkin	↓ 2	-	-	⇈ 4	↑ 3	↓ 1
Bellow Volcano	↓ 1	↓ 2	↑ 3	-	⇈ 4	-
Barrage Desert	-	↑ 3	↓ 2	↓ 1	-	⇈ 4

Errantry Gains

Super Success grants +10 to Main & Sub stat.
An additional +10 bonus is added to the Main & Sub stat gains when the Trainer's preferred stat aligns with the Training location.
Errantry lasts for 4 weeks total, each week giving Stat Gains to the location's Main and Sub stats, while lowering other stats by a small amount.

Week 1 Gains

Main Stat	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	10	14/15	19	25	31/34
Stage2	16/18	24	30/32	38/39	47/50
Stage3	26	34/35	44	54/56	68
Stage4	26	37	48	62	77
Stage5 (Prime1)	35	48	62	80	98
Stage6 (Prime2)	35	48	60	77	94
Stage7	27	38	49	63	78
Stage8	26	34/35	44	54/56	68
Stage9	16/18	24	30/32	38/39	47/50
Stage10	10	14/15	19	25	31/34

Week 2 Gains

Main Stat	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	30	31/32	51	52/66	64/75
Stage2	36/37	49	62/75	79/82	97/101
Stage3	46	64/67	82	106/110	130/132
Stage4	55	77	98	127	156
Stage5 (Prime1)	71	98	125	161	199
Stage6 (Prime2)	69	94	119	153	182
Stage7	56	78	99	128	169
Stage8	46	64/67	82	106/110	130/132
Stage9	36/37	49	62/75	79/82	97/101
Stage10	30	31/32	51	52/66	64/75

Sub Stat	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	30	20	20/30	30	26/28
Stage2	20/30	20/21	27	32/33	39/41
Stage3	20	26	31/33	41	50/52
Stage4	24	32	41	52	64
Stage5 (Prime1)	26	37	48	62	77
Stage6 (Prime2)	26	36	47	58	73
Stage7	24	32	41	63	64
Stage8	20	26	31/33	41	50/52
Stage9	20/30	20/21	27	32/33	39/41
Stage10	30	20	20/30	30	26/28

Week 3 Gains

Main Stat	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	30	38	47	65/72	75/79
Stage2	40/44	55	72/75	94/95	113/116
Stage3	57	75	99	125/127	152/155
Stage4	68	93	118	152	185
Stage5 (Prime1)	85	116	148	190	230
Stage6 (Prime2)	78	107	137	176	214
Stage7	69	94	119	153	183
Stage8	57	75	99	125/127	152/155
Stage9	40/44	55	72/75	94/95	113/116
Stage10	30	38	47	65/72	75/79

Sub Stat	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	20	20	20/30	24	28/32
Stage2	20	23/24	29	37	46/47
Stage3	20	28	39	51	59/63
Stage4	26	36	57	60	73
Stage5 (Prime1)	32	45	57	74	91
Stage6 (Prime2)	31	43	54	69	86
Stage7	28	38	49	58	75
Stage8	20	28	39	51	59/63
Stage9	20	23/24	29	37	46/47
Stage10	20	20	20/30	24	28/32

Week 4 Gains

Main Stat	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	55	77	98	128/140	156/158
Stage2	87	118	151/152	193	236/239
Stage3	113	156/158	199	257/259	300
Stage4	138	190	241	300	300
Stage5 (Prime1)	171	236	300	300	300
Stage6 (Prime2)	161	221	292	300	300
Stage7	138	190	241	300	300
Stage8	113	156/158	199	257/259	300
Stage9	87	118	151/152	193	236/239
Stage10	55	77	98	128/140	156/158

Sub Stat	E	D	C	B	A
Stage1	29	40	50/51	65	77/81
Stage2	41/45	59	74	99	100
Stage3	55	77	98/100	100	100
Stage4	70	96	100	100	100
Stage5 (Prime1)	84	100	100	100	100
Stage6 (Prime2)	91	100	100	100	100
Stage7	67	93	100	100	100
Stage8	55	77	98/100	100	100
Stage9	41/45	59	74	99	100
Stage10	29	40	50/51	65	77/81

Rearing Traits/Cookies

Various Stat raising help while doing drills. Consider "Rear" Inheritance Cookies to help more easily raise your monster. (See Items).
Inheritance Cookies are permanently equipped onto your monster.
Cookies can be removed with an Adventure-found item from a few locations: Reset Powder if you need to change them out.

Fatigue management:
Auto-management of fatigue through cookies can help you concentrate on keeping stress managed much more easily, or help you squeeze in an extra hard drill. In this regard, Prevention is better than the cure, which means the Tyrant cookie is superior.

Tyrant's Eternal Grudge makes Fatigue harder to increase. (Prevention is better than the cure)
Windom's Capsule Recall makes Fatigue easier to reduce. (For when you can't get the above)

Drill Bonuses Cookies:
Some cookies will give a +30 bonus to any drill at any level. Since Drill Levels are important for higher gains with a snowballing effect the higher the drill level is, this means you can max stats sooner and concentrate on other stats as well.
This is especially useful for Low gain stats too and triggers ANY time the stat is raised during a drill, regardless if it is the Primary or Secondary stat raised in a drill.

Cookie name	Helps with Drills
Golza's Earth Shaker	LIF Drill bonus
Red King's King of Strength	POW Drill bonus
Alien Mefilas' Test of the Spirit	INT Drill bonus
Gan-Q's Big Eye	SKI Drill bonus
Alien Baltan's Darkness Lurker	SPD Drill bonus
King Joe's Pedanium Space Alloy	DEF Drill bonus

Stress, Fatigue, and Lifespan Index

Fatigue Meter

Face Color Fatigue

Red 0 (Min)

Orange 1-19

Yellow 20-39

Green 40-79

Blue 80-100 (Max)

Face Color	Fatigue
Red	0 (Min)
Orange	1-19
Yellow	20-39
Green	40-79
Blue	80-100 (Max)

Lifespan Index

LI = ((Stress * 2) + Fatigue)

Index	LI#	Additional Life Lost
0 - 69	1	0 (Current week)
70-104	2	1 additional wk
105-139	3	2 additional wks
140-174	4	3 additional wks
175-209	5	4 additional wks
210-244	6	5 additional wks
245-269	7	6 additional wks
270-300	8	7 additional wks

Adventure

Will incur 70 fatigue (LI: -1 wk)
Costs the 4 wks on Adventure + LI
With Tyrant will incur 68 fatigue (LI: -0 wks)
Passives apply -2 fatigue but AFTER the LI hit.
SOS/Out of Energy is -10 wks + (-4 wks + LI)

Lifespan Hits

Fighting in Tournament : -3 weeks Flat
(no LI modifiers).
Errantry:
- Current LI plus Errantry LI:
- Best Case LI: +80 (-1 wk)
- Worst case LI: +132 (-3 wks)
Rampage/anger: 0

Managing Stress, Fatigue, AND Anger

UKMR introduces ANGER in addition to Stress and Fatigue. How are you supposed to manage all three of these things now?

Mandarin Juice is the equivalent of MR2's Nuts Oil, (-28 Fatigue) but ALSO reduces stress by 20%!
Astro Mint is the equivalent of MR2's Mint Leaf, and is -50% Stress (exactly the same)
Relaxing Cacao reduces Anger by 30%.

To compare to MR2's generic Nuts Oil/Mint/Nuts Oil/Mint -- The addition of Stress relief in the Mandarin Juice on a similar schecule (Juice/Mint/Juice/Mint) means you can sub out one of the mints, for an Anger management item, like Relaxing Cacao.

Basic principles:

Territory battles Raise stats, lower Anger, and do not incur a lifespan hit by themselves.
Relaxing Cacao if there are no territory battles to reduce anger.
Ultra Mangos slightly help with Fatigue but add weight. A good new-game item until you can afford the good stuff.
Mandarin Juice -5 to all stats but greatly reduces fatigue, and reduces stress by 20%.
Consider an Astro Mint in your schedule for 50% stress reduction. Stress is currently hidden and hard to track what it does!
RAMPAGE! your Max-Stats can only be increased through Rampages, and there's no lifespan hit for a rampage. Don't be afraid to just let it happen.

Personality

Personality Traits

Personality traits seem to affect AI v AI behaviour, as such will be important to acquire or avoid certain personalities for competitive play.
There are 3 starting baby Personalities, based on the Aging Type of the Kaiju.
Personality changes in Stage 3, and will randomly become one of several other personalities (This can be save scummed)
Holly gives a message like:
- ... "Developing their own traits"
- ... "Growing bigger, This one seems to have a [---] Personality"
Personality can be altered by reloading prior to Holly's message and reach the message again.
Late bloom types can change again at stage 9 if they've had 0 rampages.

Personalities only change into other personalities within their groupings.

Aging Type 1 (Normal)

Aging Type 1 Starts as:	Life Stage 3 Will become:
Naughty わんぱく	Fiery / 熱血
	Honest / 素直
	Lively / 元気
	Earnest / 真面目
	Rowdy / やんちゃ
	Tenacious / がんばりや

(All Normal have x0.9 Fatigue Multiplier)

Aging Type 2 (Early)

Aging Type 2 Starts as:	Life Stage 3 Will become:
Obedient おりこう	Brave / 勇敢
	Cool / クール
	Hot-Cold / ツンデレ
	Nervous / 神経質
	Rivalrous / 負けず嫌い
	Stubborn / 頑固

Aging Type 3 (Late Bloomer)

Personality Evolutions

Aging Type 3 Starts as:	Life Stage 3 Will become:	Life Stage 9 w/ 0 Rampage becomes:
Carefree おっとり	Easygoing / のんき	Calm / おおらか
	Lazy / なまけもの	Prodigy / 天才肌
	Selfish / わがまま	Slow / マイペース
	Spoiled / 甘えん坊	Sociable / 人なつこい
	Timid / 臆病	Cautious / 慎重
	Whimsical / 気まぐれ	Liberated / 自由人

(All Late Bloom have x1.1 Fatigue Multiplier)

Note: This group has a special additional
condition at stage 9 for a second personality
evolution!

Personality Behavior in Battle / Auto & PVP

For full A.I. Processing breakdown, please see the AI Processing data mined guide by SmilingFaces96.

A subjective explanation of personalities based on the data-mined info (By FakeLife)

Baby/Starting personalities

These are the three personalities all monsters start with. These are listed here for completeness sake, but keeping these on a competitive monster is basically impossible.

Naughty: Starting personality for Aging Type 1 (Normal) monsters. A weird personality that attacks aggressively in slot 2 and very rarely in other slots.
Obedient: Starting personality for Aging Type 2 (Early) monsters. Saves guts and rarely attacks.
Carefree: Starting personality for Aging Type 3 (Late Bloomer) monsters. A weird personality that attacks aggressively in slot 3 and very rarely in other slots.

Aging Type 1 (Normal)

One of these personalities is randomly chosen when an Aging Type 1 (Normal) monster gets to life stage 3. This replaces the Naughty personality the monster is born with.

Fiery: Walks forward and uses slot 1 and 2 techs a lot.
Honest: Good all-around personality that attacks more often when over 50 guts. Saves guts the most out of the similar Honest, Earnest, and Tenacious trio.
Lively: Attacks frequently and moves a lot.
Earnest: Good all-around personality that attacks more often when over 50 guts. Is the most aggressive over 50 guts out of the Honest, Earnest, and Tenacious trio.
Rowdy: Walks forward and uses slot 1 and 2 techs a lot. Attacks even more aggressively than Fiery. Rarely attacks in slots 3 or 4.
Tenacious: Good all-around personality that attacks more often when over 50 guts. Is the most aggressive under 50 guts out of the Honest, Earnest, and Tenacious trio.

Aging Type 2 (Early)

One of these personalities is randomly chosen when an Aging Type 2 (Early) monster gets to life stage 3. This replaces the Obedient personality the monster is born with.

Brave: Aggressive personality that moves forward and attacks aggressively in all slots.
Cool: Saves guts and rarely attacks. Probably not a good choice.
Hot-Cold: Weird personality that likes to back up and knockback, but attacks aggressively when it is in slots 1 and 2. Rarely attacks in slots 3 or 4.
Nervous: Aggressive personality that moves a lot and attacks aggressively in all slots.
Rivalrous: Attacks often when you have low guts and rarely when you have high guts, which is the opposite of what you want. I do not recommend this personality.
Stubborn: Moves forward and attacks aggressively in slot 1. Rarely attacks in any other slot.

Aging Type 3 (Late Bloomer)

One of these personalities is randomly chosen when an Aging Type 3 (Late Bloomer) monster gets to life stage 3. This replaces the Carefree personality the monster is born with.

Easygoing: Saves guts and rarely attacks. I do not recommend this personality.
Lazy: Saves guts and rarely attacks. This is probably the worst personality in the game… Even more than the other “Lazy” personalities, Lazy monsters just don’t do anything.
Selfish: Attacks fairly often at any guts total, and swaps techs like crazy.
Spoiled: Good all-around personality that attacks more often when over 50 guts. Tends to walk forward and generally prefers techs in slots 1, 2, and 3.
Timid: Saves guts and rarely attacks. I do not recommend this personality.
Whimsical: A weird personality with random numbers. Attacks more often in slot 4 when you have low guts, and in slot 1 when you have high guts. I do not recommend this personality.

Aging Type 3 (Late Bloomer) with NO RAMPAGES by Life Stage 9

One of these personalities is randomly chosen when an Aging Type 3 (Late Bloomer) monster gets to life stage 9 without having any rampages over the course of its life. This replaces the personality unlocked when the monster reached life stage 3.

Calm: Moves backwards a lot and attacks aggressively in slot 4.
Prodigy: Good all-around personality that attacks more often when over 50 guts (although it saves guts more than most personalities of this type.)
Slow: Saves guts and rarely attacks. I do not recommend this personality.
Sociable: Walks forward and uses slot 1 and 2 techs a lot, more likely to attack with over 50 guts. Rarely uses slot 3 or 4 techs.
Cautious: Almost never attacks with less than 50 guts. Slightly more likely to walk back and knockback.
Liberated: Another weird personality with pretty random numbers. Attacks more often in slots 1 and 2 when you have low guts, and in slot 3 and 4 when you have high guts. I do not recommend this personality.

Battle

Confusion Chance: is determined by Loyalty.
% Base Chance: ((100-loyalty ) * (100-loyalty)) / 400

Loyalty	Confuse %	Loyalty	Confuse %
0	25%	55	5%
5	22%	60	4%
10	20%	65	3%
15	18%	70	2%
20	16%	75	1%
25	14%	80	1%
30	12%	85	0%
35	10%	90	0%
40	9%	95	0%
45	7%	100	0%
50	6%

Anger Percent	Extra % Confusion
0%-59%	+0%
60%-79%	+5%
80%+	+10%

Anger can cause Additional
% chance for Confusion on top
of the base chance.

Starting Guts:

Anger can adjust your
Starting guts amount (bomb icon.)
Single player only (not PVP)

Anger Percent Battle
Starting Guts

0%-59% 50

60%-79% 65

80%+ 80

Anger Percent	Battle Starting Guts
0%-59%	50
60%-79%	65
80%+	80

Bonus Damage:

Anger can adjust your damage
by a the following ranges:

Anger Percent Extra Damage
Per Attack

0%-59% 0

60%-79% 10 to 50

80%+ 50 to 100

Anger Percent	Extra Damage Per Attack
0%-59%	0
60%-79%	10 to 50
80%+	50 to 100

Weight Adjustments:

Form can adjust SPD & DEF
(by up to 5% to both.)

Max Skinny: +5% SPD, -5% DEF
Max Plump: +5% DEF, -5% SPD

Form from Tournaments

-2(form) x # of Matches competed in

Post Battle Gains & Adjustments

Tourney
Class Win 1st Not 1st
Not Last Last or
Withdrew

E 10-50 10-30 0

D 20-70 10-40 0

C 30-90 10-50 0

B 40-110 10-60 0

A 50-130 10-70 0

S 60-150 10-80 0

Tourney Class	Win 1st	Not 1st Not Last
E	10-50	10-30
D	20-70	10-40
C	30-90	10-50
B	40-110	10-60
A	50-130	10-70
S	60-150	10-80

Adjusted stats are randomly selected

Anger % < 60%: 3 Stats
Anger % >= 60%-80%: 2 to 4 Stats
Anger % >= 80%: 1 to 5 Stats

Fame Adjustments per Match

<=Tourney Rank >Tourney Rank Condition Result

3 to 7 0 Overkill Win

3 to 7 0 Knockout Win

1 to 3 0 Time Up Win

1 to 2 0 Give Up (during) Win

1 to 2 0 Withdraw (before) Win

-4 to -2 -8 to -4 Overkill Loss

-4 to -2 -8 to -4 Knockout Loss

-2 to -1 -4 to -3 Time Up Loss

-4 to -1 -8 to -3 Give Up (during) Loss

-4 to -3 -8 to -5 Withdraw (before) Loss

^{Overkill: Knock out by over 10% of opponent's Life}

<=Tourney Rank	>Tourney Rank	Condition	Result
3 to 7	0	Overkill	Win
3 to 7	0	Knockout	Win
1 to 3	0	Time Up	Win
1 to 2	0	Give Up (during)	Win
1 to 2	0	Withdraw (before)	Win
-4 to -2	-8 to -4	Overkill	Loss
-4 to -2	-8 to -4	Knockout	Loss
-2 to -1	-4 to -3	Time Up	Loss
-4 to -1	-8 to -3	Give Up (during)	Loss
-4 to -3	-8 to -5	Withdraw (before)	Loss

Tourney Fatigue Adjustment

Fatigue
Min Weight Max Weight

Win 30 37

Not 1st/Not Last 40 50

Last/Withdrew 50 62

Fatigue
	Min Weight	Max Weight
Win	30	37
Not 1st/Not Last	40	50
Last/Withdrew	50	62

Tourney Stress Adjustment

Stress
Min Weight Max Weight

Win -60 -75

Not 1st/Not Last -50 -62

Last -40 -50

Withdrew -2 x # of completed matches

Stress
	Min Weight	Max Weight
Win	-60	-75
Not 1st/Not Last	-50	-62
Last	-40	-50
Withdrew	-2 x # of completed matches

Tourney Lifespan Adjustment

-3 weeks per tournament (Flat/No multipliers)
LI is still calculated on the following week rollover
(Starting 40 Fatigue + Withdraw ~95 LI = -5 weeks)

Competitive Tips

Competitions and tournaments are run AI vs AI. Engineering your Kaiju for the best possible outcome under AI control is part of the meta of raising a competitive Kaiju. Losing an AI vs AI tournament does not mean your Kaiju is bad; It might still be an exceptionally raised Kaiju that had bad luck. Below are some tips on how to help optimize for AI vs AI battles.

Cookies

When you're done raising your Kaiji you probably should get some Reset Powder and get rid of all your Rearing cookies and replace with Battle cookies.
NOTE that when replacing cookies, this may adjust your Total stats, so be aware of this if you are working within a Stat Cap!
Self Repair and Overnight Revival are the come-back cookies of UKMR. If you decide to equip these, there is an important thing to note:
- Self Repair: Recover Life when Life drops below 20% (once per battle)
- Overnight Revival: Recover 1 Life when Life is reduced to zero (once per battle)
- EQUIP ORDER is important for these two cookies. Equip Self Repair first, then equip Overnight Revival second. You want to get the heal first, then the 1hp revive second, otherwise if equipped in the reverse Self Repair will activate immediately after Overnight, using both at the same time.
There are plenty of other cookies to consider that may fit a particular meta better than others, or might be considered to boost other techs for tech-specific scenarios.

VS Mode: How-To and Comp Preparation

While on the Ranch, press "L" to access the Arena.
Select VS Mode from the Arena menu.
Select Register Kaiju from the VS Mode menu.
Choose the Kaiju to register and press "A" to confirm.
Your Kaiju is now uploaded for other folks to fight against for fun, or to be used in a community PVP tournament that you signed up for.

Other Info:

Uploaded Kaiju are a frozen "Point in Time" of the Kaiju. You may upload any Kaiju at a point in time. Continuing to raise the Kaiju will not change the Kaiju that was uploaded.
If you wish to remove any uploaded Kaiju, select "Kaiju Registry" to see your currently uploaded Kaiju and remove any unwanted Kaiju. Deleting a Kaiju from the Kaiju Registry does NOT delete them from your Ranch or Association, it only removes the uploaded copy.

VS Mode preparation Tips

Cookies can be difficult to acquire, and Reset Powder is only available twice a year.
follow these steps to save some hassle and reuse these items for multiple monsters:

Save your game.
Use your Reset Powder to clear out any Rearing traits (If you haven't already)
Apply your desired Cookie/Traits.
Register Your Kaiju, and select the Kaiju you've applied the cookies to.

With your Registered Kaiju copied to the Online Registry with the applied cookies, you can now reload your game to a point before using the cookies and Reset powder. This will not affect your uploaded Kaiju as it is a captured point in time when it was uploaded.

Ultra Kaiju Tier List and analysis

Nash's tech review and tier list for competitive play:

Money & The Traveling Merchant

Making Money

Making money early in the game isn't too difficult. A C class monster can easily make decent tournament money for progression.
There's a special "G" Tab in the inventory. Anything in this tab can safely be sold. This tab can fill up with all sorts of goodies from Adventure, Monster gifts to you, random items from Grandpa, etc. Sell it when you need money.
Consider stockpiling "G" tab items if you plan on raising multiple monsters back to back and don't want to money farm in between, you can just sell of these items on demand if you don't feel like farming for the cash.
End Game there's also multiple tournaments that give in incredible amount of money in a single tournament, between 1 and 5 million depending on the tournament.
THERE IS A GOLD CAP of 9,999,999 G.

The Merchant

Requirements:

You are on year 10 of the game or higher
You are Breeder Rank 4 or higher
You have 100,000 gold on hand

With the requirements met, there's a 5% chance every week he'll show up and offer you an unidentified object for 100k. It's always worth it to pay, and see what it is, because if it is junk you can simply exit to the Title screen and load the AUTO save, which reloads the game to before the Merchant dialogue, where you can choose NOT to buy the item instead. (The item appears to be seeded and cannot be RNG rolled).

There's a 70% chance the item will be junk, and a 30% chance it will be a notable item such as:

Gold Peach
Silver Peach
Ultra Statue (Sells for 500k)
Kanegon Statue (Sells for 350k)
Alien Baltan Statue (Sells for 300k)
Various Ores that sell for more than 100k / Cost of buying from the Merchant.

Credits: Ag-Yanma, FakeLife, GreyPenguin, Just J, Nash, Silvris, SmilingFaces96, Yukoku_Yuko

This page was last modified: April 25 2024

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Aging Type:					Prime		Lifespan: wks
Life Stage	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Individual Duration	9%	10%	15%	15%	10%	5%	10%	5%	5%	16%
Weeks Used	35	38	57	57	38	19	38	19	19	60
Cumulative Weeks Used (end)	35	73	130	187	225	244	282	301	320	380
Remaining (start)	380	345	307	250	193	155	136	98	79	60
Adjust Weeks +/- Total of Items
New Individual Duration	9%	10%	15%	15%	10%	5%	10%	5%	5%	16%
New Weeks Used	35	38	57	57	38	19	38	19	19	60
Weeks Used Difference	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
New Cumulative Weeks Used (end)	35	73	130	187	225	244	282	301	320	380
New Weeks Remaining (start)	380	345	307	250	193	155	136	98	79	60

Loyalty	Confuse %	Loyalty	Confuse %
0	25%	55	5%
5	22%	60	4%
10	20%	65	3%
15	18%	70	2%
20	16%	75	1%
25	14%	80	1%
30	12%	85	0%
35	10%	90	0%
40	9%	95	0%
45	7%	100	0%
50	6%

Loyalty	Confuse %	Loyalty	Confuse %
0	25%	55	5%
5	22%	60	4%
10	20%	65	3%
15	18%	70	2%
20	16%	75	1%
25	14%	80	1%
30	12%	85	0%
35	10%	90	0%
40	9%	95	0%
45	7%	100	0%
50	6%

Loyalty	Confuse %	Loyalty	Confuse %
0	25%	55	5%
5	22%	60	4%
10	20%	65	3%
15	18%	70	2%
20	16%	75	1%
25	14%	80	1%
30	12%	85	0%
35	10%	90	0%
40	9%	95	0%
45	7%	100	0%
50	6%