Makai Senki Disgaea (Disgaea: Hour of Darkness) Spoiler-Free Ending Guide Created by: IanMustela +------------------------------------+ | M. Ian Graham | | ianDIE_SPAM_DIE@purpleferret.net | +------------------------------------+ Originally Created on June 10, 2003. Current version 1.0, June 10, 2003. This is a quick guide to the endings of Disgaea for people looking to see all of them. This guide contains no plot spoilers, only information on game mechanics and instructions on how to see each of the multiple endings. There may be errors within--please let me know if you notice any, particularly if I've missed an ending somehow(!), or if there's anything else you think should be included here! There are eight endings total, half of which are reached by clearing the standard "Last Episode" of the game. Half of the endings are controlled by ally murders--namely, the number of times you have killed one of your allies with another party member. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Good Ending Clear the last stage with no ally murders during the game. Congrats, you get great plot bits and the Cutest Picture Ever during the credits! In terms of requirements, it's probably easiest to aim to get this ending from the beginning of the game, leave a save just before the end, and then branch off and go for all four of the "standard" endings. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Bad Ending 1 Clear the last stage having passed more than 100 bills through the Black Congress by force. This takes a little while! My recommendation is to repeatedly have a very weak character try to pass the "Give Me Money" bill, which will result both in terrible failure when trying to pass the bill rationally (producing the fight that you need) and in weak opponents in the battle to pass the bill. This makes things go much more quickly. If you actually have trouble failing to pass the bill you can always hand out a bunch of items to legislators who don't want them to make them hate you. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Bad Ending 2 Clear the last stage having defeated the Item God at the 100th level of a Legend item. If the requirements for both Bad Endings are met, Bad Ending 1 results, so you may want to do this one first! This can also be quite a task. No particular tips here, unfortunately, besides do a lot of leveling and fight it out! +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Normal Ending This one's the Standard Ending. Progress through the game to the end, and this is probably what you'll get. This ending happens when you clear the last stage, having met none of the requirements for the above three endings. After seeing this ending, you'll want the good one, so either be careful your first time through the game or get ready to zip through a second time! +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Earth Conqueror Ending Finish the last stage on the Human World map! Not much to say about this one, it's pretty easy. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Flon Ending Cute! To get this one, you need at least 50 ally murders by the time you clear the last map of the third episode. After you clear the map, you'll be offered an option to kill or not kill Zenisuki--choose to kill him to get the ending. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Etona Ending A must-see for Etona fans! Get 100 ally murders before clearing the last map of the fifth episode. You'll be given another to kill or not to kill choice, and must choose the former to get the ending. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Chuu-Boss Ending More like a glorified Game Over, this is still worth watching--it's got a vocal track you won't hear otherwise, and it's incredibly easy to get! Simply lose any battle against Chuu-Boss (you actually have to have the max. number of characters die rather than giving up) to get it. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Game Over No, it's not really an ending, but if you haven't listened to the vocal track at the Game Over screen you should go lose a battle and listen now--it's pretty. +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Note: Yes, Disgaea has a "New Game +" feature--after finishing the game, you can restart with your characters and equipment essentially unchanged. The state governing the requirements for the endings is RESET when you restart like this--thus, if you get the Normal Ending your first time through the game, you can get the Good Ending on your second pass through if you don't kill any allies. This feature obviously makes getting the different endings a much easier task to manage, particularly if you get to the end and find that you can't get an ending in your current state (which happens more often than not).