With that in mind, you should at least try to fight him, just be wary that he’ll probably find you when you don’t want him to. Though Majima is a tough customer, fighting him is the only way to level up Kiryu’s ultimate style, Dragon of Dojima. He has complete access to Heat Actions too, so be prepared to take serious damage if you aren’t cautious. Fights against Majima are rarely ever the same and he try to gouge your eyes out in one fight, attempt to rearrange your face with a baseball bat in another and break dance you into oblivion in the next. Yakuza Kiwami emphasizes this by him fight Kiryu using the various styles the player spent so much money to have him master. Doing specific actions in the mentioned area - in this case, swinging around a knife or frozen tuna - will prompt him to come out and confront you in hilarious fashion.Īs those who played Yakuza 0 might remember, Majima might be crazy, but he’s also unpredictable and unreasonably strong. Sometimes you might even hear rumors about him, like when he’s pretending to be an officer at Millennium Tower who is on the lookout for people carrying suspicious weapons. On the blog, Sega notes Majima could be hiding out inside of a trash bin or waiting to ambush Kiryu at a dance club. When Sega says Majima is everywhere, it wasn’t kidding. Revealed at E3 2017, the Majima Everywhere system - as the name implies - has Goro Majima appear randomly throughout Kamurocho so that he can “retrain Kiryu so that he may regain what he lost in the years he was away from the city.”
On the other hand, the Majima Everywhere system is a lot more expansive than what was initially believed.
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