Triple H Lvl. 2

How To Obtain

• Achieve 1st Place in a Mahjong match against Triple H Lvl. 2.

You got Triple H Lvl. 2!
"You will make a glorious Leader."

• The first time you do this, you also get the hidden Rising Sun trophy.

	You've unlocked the Rising Sun Trophy! Congratulations!
20 Points

Abilities

• Kaiju Enticed with Triple-H in-party give 20 RP to those who receive drops.

Jutsu Available

• FIGHTO Article 2: Jack of Diamonds - 10,000,000 XP. -1000 Stamina, WK Attacks tomorrow cost 40% less Stamina - DG Cells needed : 0 C
• Get In My Belly - 35,000 XP. +3 Nin Success: 200 C

Summons

• Monkey Butler

Suggested Teammates

• Alone! - Rising Sun Bonus! - Blood Altar only gives 300 Stamina, but has no downside!

Other Levels

Level 1	Level 2

Trivia

• Triple H Lvl. 2 may be based off Junichiro Koizumi from the manga/OVA Mudazumo Naki Kaikaku. Both were leaders, Triple H of his village and Koizumi of Japan, and both specialize in a Kokushi Musou Juusanmen hand (Thirteen Orphans that can win on any terminal), known in the manga as the Rising Sun.
• Triple H Lvl 2 is of the Legacy of the Hero bloodline.

Comments

• Although this Ally is most useful in the hands of Village Leaders (or at least people who can entice Kaiju), FIGHTO Article 2 can be useful in the hands of almost anyone hunting Worldkai.

Character Battle

• Triple H's Character battle is a puzzle. Your opponent's hands are always the same, though your hand is not (there seem to be a small number of possibilities for your hand, however). Given that Triple H always starts with the Rising Sun (and Left and Right both start ready to Reach), this would seem to demand perfect play, especially when you take Triple H's special rule into account: one misstep and you lose the game.

• Spoilers below.

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However, the solution does not call for perfect play. In fact, it could be said to call for perfect imperfect play, because it demands a lot of things that wouldn't make sense in ordinary games. Because the other players' decks are fixed, as is the deck in relation to your hand, it could be thought of as a sequence game, where you merely have to play the tiles in specific sequences. The simplest solution, however, doesn't require that.

If you lose often enough, Triple H will go on and on about how no one can withstand the Rising Sun, and he's right: no one can. Including him. The wall is rigged to give you everything you need for a Rising Sun victory, as long as you never do ANYTHING that would prevent you from getting Thirteen Orphans. Never discard any terminal or honor tiles, and pass up all opportunities to Chi and Pon (or Kan, of course). This rule will force you to do a lot of things that would be suicidal in ordinary games -discarding entire concealed Pons, for example- but if you stick to it, you will win.

One other note: if you Reach, so will all of the other players, and thus the hand will be a draw. It's possible to do this enough times that you get Eight Straight Deals as well as Rising Sun, but there's no advantage to doing that.

It is also worth noting that if you do not have the Busted trophy by this point, since Rising Sun/Thirteen Orphans gives you so many points it will bust out all three of your opponents, you are guaranteed to get it here.

So to simplify how to win:

• never chi/pon
• never call reach, but discard the tile it says you need to discard
• never discard 1s, 9s, Winds, or Dragons
• if you are using the Mahjong Reach userscript, remember to uncheck the Reach checkbox

Follow these simple rules and you will win without a sweat. Be warned, however - there is a chance Left or Right may be able to claim victory off of your discards, so this is not an absolute guarantee.