Overview
A full list of all 252 of the Sujimon that you can encounter in the game.
Introductions
Welcome to my Sujimon guide for Yakuza: Like a Dragon.
During Chapter 4, you’ll encounter a sub story that involves learning about the enemies of the game called Sujimon, which is a parody of Pokemon, minus the capturing and pitting them to battle against other Sujimons. You’ll also obtain the Sujidex, which you can keep track on all the enemies you’ve defeated alongside reading information on them. You can check it on the smartphone in game. As you collect more data from the Sujimon, the professor will reward you for your hard work. To find his room, head to Sakura Lane in Koreatown and go in the building where you can play Mahjong. Go up the stairs to the second floor and enter the second door on the right to find the room. The map also has a weird monkey icon on said building if you can’t find it.
Some things to note,
-This includes all enemies that can be registered in the Sujidex, including all story bosses, so heavy spoiler warnings for those who haven’t beaten the game when reading the guide.
-The list includes pictures of all 252 Sujimon, which includes their name, category, location, rarity, skills, weakness, drops, and a small description on them. Just click on them to enlarge it if you can’t see it.
-While not included yet in the guide, there will be notes on the bottom of the Sujimon’s picture that may explain additional information if needed, such as the references from other media, other locations where they can be found, and even tips regarding them.
If you have any information you would like to share in order to expand the guide, just leave a comment on the guide and i’ll take a look at it and add it if it works. There’s probably a lot of things to add to help with the confusion of the game, so the more responses to the guide, the better it will be.
Without further ado, here is the list of all the Sujimon, or enemies, of the game.
Sujimon 1-25
#1 – Burnout Bully
#2 – Capitalist Punisher
#3 – Dotcombatant
#4 – Hammerhead
#5 – Beerserker
#6 – Knight of the Casket
#7 – Urbane Legend
#8 – Battle Bum
#9 – Hungry Hungry Homeless
#10 – Arch Vagrant
#11 – Invested Vagabound
Note: The Invested Vagabound is the metal slimes of the game, offering high defense with low hp. Defeating it will net you a high amount of exp and job exp. About 70k for the Yokohama Underground and 450k in the Kamurocho Underground, making this the best place for leveling up your characters and their jobs outside of the Battle Arena.
#12 – Biting Barker
#13 – Hostile Host
#14 – Host with the Most
#15 – Heavenly Host
#16 – Punkling
#17 – Steamed Punk
#18 – Overpunk
#19 – Mohawk Emperor
#20 – Hands Thrower
#21 – Wrestlemaniac
#22 – Masque Raider
#23 – Ultimate Champion
#24 – Color Gangsman
#25 – Mad Gangster
Sujimon 26-50
#26 – Elite Gangsman
#27 – Boss Gangsman
#28 – Tribesman
#29 – Tribesguard
#30 – Tribesbrute
#31 – Tribeschief
#32 – Assassin
#33 – Primal Psychopath
#34 – One Hitman
#35 – The Fist
#36 – Newbie Yakuza
#37 – Ornery Yakuza
#38 – Eloquent Yakuza
#39 – Grizzled Yakuza
#40 – Scarred Yakuza
#41 – Some Other Yakuza
#42 – Demolitioneer
#43 – Clobberjack
#44 – Sledgeharmer
#45 – Battered out of Hell
#46 – Pro Pickpocket
#47 – Break-and-Entryman
#48 – Cutpurse
#49 – King of Thieves
Note: The enemy itself is based off of Ishikawa Goemon, a Outlaw from the Sengoku Peroid whom stolen gold and other rare values to give to the poor.
#50 – Chinese Mafioso
Sujimon 51-75
#51 – Chinese Mafia Officer
#52 – Chinese Mafia Boss
#53 – Kung Fu Disciple
#54 – Kung Fu Master
#55 – Qigong Master
#56 – Dragon King
#57 – Pressured Cooker
#58 – Mystery Meatsmith
#59 – Ironclad Chef
#60 – Shruggler
#61 – Thuggler
#62 – Drugger
#63 – Juggle-O
#64 – Slasher
#65 – Paralyticist
#66 – Blade Blade
#67 – Dismemberer
#68 – Jack the Ripper
Note: The enemy is based on a famous, yet unidentified London serial killer also named Jack the Ripper, whom in 1888, killed 5 prostitutes and dismembered them.
#69 – Quackpot
#70 – Heartless Surgeon
#71 – Dr. Black
#72 – Sneak-a-tack
#73 – Pierceologist
#74 – Mad Casey
#75 – Weltraiser
Sujimon 76-100
#76 – Dine-and-Dasher
#77 – Snack-and-Sprinter
#78 – Chomp-and-Charger
#79 – Noblesse Obesity
#80 – Hitjourneyman
#81 – Urban Ranger
#82 – Notorious V.I.P
#83 – Ghillie Man
#84 – Military Buffed
#85 – One-Man Army
#86 – Master and Commando
#87 – Arminator
#88 – Biker Cavalier
#89 – Biker Vanguard
#90 – Biker Boss
#91 – Stern Stranger
#92 – Big Dog
#93 – Bouncer
#94 – Big Payback
#95 – Technomancer
#96 – Black Hat Wizard
#97 – Nameless
#98 – Smugglebug
#99 – The Mule
#100 – Scarredface
Sujimon 101-125
#101 – False Alarmist
#102 – Phony Bookie
#103 – Master Gambler
#104 – Poser
#105 – Freestylist
#106 – Diss Tracker
#107 – King Joe
#108 – Pimpmaster
#109 – Roguish Recruiter
#110 – Shakedowner
#111 – Maneating Loan Shark
#112 – Bomb Bug
#113 – Iceonist
#114 – Bombardier
#115 – Escapist
#116 – Feral Felon
#117 – Twisted Mind
#118 – Unboxer
#119 – Headguardian
#120 – Prizedfighter
#121 – The Death Knuckle
#122 – Hollow Follower
#123 – Shady Minister
#124 – Fishy Founder
#125 – Munanugget Messiah
Sujimon 126-150
#126 – Spirited Medium
#127 – Blind Seer
#128 – Mister Six
#129 – Pocketing Watchman
#130 – Officer of the Lawless
#131 – False Security
#132 – Subjugation-kun
#133 – Baseball Diehard
#134 – Rabblerouser
#135 – Massacre Mascot
#136 – Shade Thrower
#137 – Hands Catcher
#138 – Assaulting Batter
#139 – Purger of Filth
#140 – Pest Control Freak
#141 – Broke Breakman
#142 – The Dark Sweeper
#143 – Twitchy Streamer
#144 – Popup Paparazzo
#145 – Voyeurchin
#146 – Creeper Peeper
#147 – Skaterboi
#148 – Trickmaster
#149 – The Wheelman
#150 – New Aged Hippie
Sujimon 151-175
#151 – Peacemaker
#152 – Bohemiarch
#153 – Shillboard
#154 – Killboard
#155 – Invulnera-Billboard
#156 – Japan Bleacher
#157 – Beefcake
#158 – Gym Rat
#159 – Brawnwarden
#160 – Pompadork
#161 – Rockabillian
#162 – Johnny Gale
#163 – The Twister
#164 – City Slicker
#165 – Grease Monk
#166 – Pornogra-Pharoah
#167 – Imp Patient
#168 – Pandemicist
#169 – The Outlier
#170 – Turncoat Titilator
#171 – Flash Mobber
#172 – Crotchety Geezer
#173 – Automoburglar
#174 – Safe Crackpot
#175 – Undertaker
Sujimon 176-200
#176 – Crabby Sentinel
#177 – Pier Reviewer
#178 – Captain Cruncher
#179 – Slugger
#180 – Battering Batter
#181 – Grand Slammer
#182 – Eccentrickster
#183 – Tinkersman
#184 – Edison of Anarchy
#185 – Dancin’ Fool
#186 – Beat Dropper
#187 – Emperor of Funk
#188 – Restless Otaku
#189 – Bag Toter
#190 – Otaku-at-Arms
#191 – Bobcutter
#192 – Fashion Policer
#193 – Bonsaientist
#194 – Weaponologist
#195 – Death Merchant
#196 – Forsaken Samurai
#197 – Poacher Egghead
#198 – Spearheader
#199 – The Shadow Diver
#200 – Psedotrash
Sujimon 201-225
#201 – Toxic Wastoid
#202 – Gifted Gatherer
#203 – Ramblin’ Man
#204 – Guitarsbane
#205 – Metal Headsman
#206 – Shaman
#207 – Bedeviler
#208 – High Necromancer
#209 – Excavator
#210 – Catherine
#211 – Charlotte
#212 – Sojimaru
#213 – Seiso Shogun
#214 – Jo Sawashiro
#215 – Zheng
#216 – Yamato Totsuka
#217 – Foreman
#218 – Mamoru Takabe
#219 – Joon-gi Han
#220 – Akira Mabuchi
#221 – Wrecking Ball Crane
#222 – Reii Ishioda
#223 – Nanba
#224 – Qing Jin Manager
#225 – Man-Eating Beast King
Sujimon 226-252
#226 – Matoba
#227 – Goro Majima
#228 – Taiga Saejima
#229 – Kazuma Kiryu
#230 – Mirror Mask
#231 – Yosuke Tendo
#232 – Ryo Aoki
#233 – Piss Wizard
#234 – Machiavelian Manager
#235 – Susumu-chan
#236 – Mr. Masochist
#237 – Il Yu-Jin
#238 – Tsuzuki
#239 – Jiel-san
#240 – Red Sujimon
#241 – Blue Sujimon
#242 – Green Sujimon
#243 – Fauxno Michio
#244 – Gomi
#245 – Clara and her Excavator
#246 – Tosanoyama
#247 – Guttersniper
#248 – Locker Warlock
#249 – Hiro
#250 – Middling Manager
#251 – Traitorous Trader
#252 – Sujimon Sensei
Note: Can only be fought once you collect the other 251 Sujimon data from them, making him the last enemy to beat in order to complete your Sujidex.
To Do List
-Add a note tag to certain sujimon that can include the following:
–Other locations
–References
–Tips
-Clean up the guide to make it more easily to read
-Add a text version for all Sujimon for easy searching.
Changelog
1.0: Added all 252 Suijmon to the guide. Guide published to Steam.
Thanks
I’d like to thank a few people for making this guide come true.
-marsHm311oW for the location of Sujimon #138 (Since the site I was using had the location in the wrong place).
-Legato Bluesummers for the location of Sujimon #159.
-Sega and the devs for making this wonderful game.
-And of course, you guys for reading.