Attributes (Sonny 2017)

For attributes in the flash games, see Attributes (Flash Games).

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Much like in Sonny and Sonny 2, Sonny (2017) has a number of attributes that affect a unit or item in different ways. Unlike the Flash games, while some of the party member's attributes are increased when they level up, the player doesn't earn any Attribute points at all when Sonny levels up.. Instead, they can only rely on equipment to increase a party member's attributes. Re-spec, which costs cash but can be done as many times as the player wants, is instead used solely to return all skill points spent.

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Level[]

Level is the most important attribute for both units and items, as many other attributes is directly related to the Level. When Sonny or an ally gain a level, their stats are increased. Higher leveled items will (usually) have higher stats.

The maximum level Sonny and his allies can reach is 37, at this level they no longer gain XP from fighting because of the large difference in levels compared to the enemy. The maximum level found on enemies, and therefore also the maximum level found on items, is 30, which requires Sonny to be level 32 and higher and train in The Red Pillars.

Zones also have a designated Level, as do Stages and Waves. The Stage and Wave Level is the Zone Level + some offset. While the Stage Offset gradually increases as Sonny progresses through a Zone, and resets to 0 when the party enters a new zone, the Wave Offset is mostly set to 0. When it isn't, it's usually set to -1 or +1. The sole exception is Zone 1 Stage 8, which has a Wave Offset of 2. When an ally joins, their level is set to the Zone Level. The XP Gain multiplier and Cash gain, as well as the Level of dropped items, is decided by the Stage Level. The Level of the enemies Sonny and his party face is decided by the Wave Level. Or to put it in formulas:

$\mathrm{[Stage\ Level]} = \mathrm{[Zone\ Level]} + \mathrm{[Stage\ Offset]}$

$\mathrm{[Wave\ Level]} = \mathrm{[Stage\ Level]} + \mathrm{[Wave\ Offset]}$

The designated Level for each Zone is displayed on the below table:

Zone	Level
Zone 0 - Patient Zero	1
Zone 1 - The Silver Strand	4
Zone 2 - Tera Jungle	6
Zone 3 - Firewell Factory	10
Zone 4 - The Hidden Forest	13
Zone 5 - Thunder Labs	15
Zone 6 - Blackhall Keep	19
Zone 7 - ZPCI Stronghold	22
Zone 8 - The Red Pillars	24

Base XP[]

XP is gained by Sonny and his allies after winning a stage. After they gain enough XP they level up. Any allies not in the party will receive a reduced amount. Only Sonny and his allies can gain XP, and therefore only they can increase in level. Enemies can however be encountered at different levels, but that's because the waves they're in has different offsets. Same applies to dropped items.

Base XP is calculated from a unit's Level. It's used for all other XP related attributes. An unit's base XP is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Base\ XP]} = 300\cdot\mathrm{[Level]}^{1.05} + 1000 }$

Max XP[]

The amount of XP a unit requires in order to level up. Only Sonny and his allies can level up, and therefore has a Max XP value. An unit's max XP is calculated using this formula, and is rounded to the nearest integer after calculating it:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Max\ XP]} = \begin{cases}\mathrm{[Base\ XP]\cdot\left(0.09\cdot\mathrm{[Level]} + 0.1\right)} & \mathrm{[Level]}\leq 10\\ \mathrm{[Base\ XP]} & \mathrm{[Level]} > 10\end{cases} }$

XP Gain[]

After emerging victorious from a stage, each enemy unit killed will grant an amount of XP to Sonny and his party, the base XP gain. It's based on the enemies base XP value, and what type of enemy it is. The base XP gain is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Base\ XP\ Gain]} = \begin{cases}\dfrac{\mathrm{[Base\ XP]}}{16} & \mathrm{Normal\ enemy}\\ 2\cdot\dfrac{\mathrm{[Base\ XP]}}{16} & \mathrm{Miniboss\ enemy}\\ 4.5\cdot\dfrac{\mathrm{[Base\ XP]}}{16} & \mathrm{Boss\ enemy}\end{cases} }$

Note that while the game defines some stages as Miniboss Stages and Boss Stages, the enemies that the player encounters doesn't necessarily have to be the same type. For example, Mana Orbs are counted as normal enemies, and as such only grants the amount of XP a normal enemy does, but appears in the Boss Stage for Zone 4. Templar Arcanis is treated as a boss enemy, and will grant more XP.

The game sums up the base XP gain from each enemy killed, and then applies some multipliers to it before giving it to Sonny and his allies. If a unit in Sonny's party has a lower Level than the stage level, of the stage they just completed, they'll gain 15% more XP for every 1 Level lower they are, up to 50% more XP if they are at least 4 levels lower. Similarly in reverse, if a unit in Sonny's party has a higher Level, their XP gain is reduced by 15%, to 0% XP gain if they are at least 7 levels higher. Hence if Sonny's party consists of members with a different Level, after winning a stage the party member with the lowest Level gains the most XP from the stage, while the one with the highest Level gains the least XP.

Allies that are not in Sonny's party also gains XP, but only half the amount they would've gained if they were in the party. For example, after the player wins a fight, an inactive ally that is at least 4 levels lower than the Stage's Level will first have their XP gain boosted by 50% (to 150% XP gained) because of the level difference, then this amount will be halved to 75% XP gain because the unit isn't in the party. The following table lists all possible modifiers for the actual XP gain.

Level difference	XP Gain (Active member)	XP Gain (Inactive member)
+7 and higher	0%	0%
+6	10%	5%
+5	25%	12.5%
+4	40%	20%
+3	55%	27.5%
+2	70%	35%
+1	85%	42.5%
Same level	100%	50%
-1	115%	57.5%
-2	130%	65%
-3	145%	72.5%
-4 and lower	150%	75%

XP Table[]

The table below shows the Base XP, Max XP and the XP gained by defeating an enemy. Not all values in this table are used ingame. For example, Base XP Gain for Levels above 30 aren't used as the highest encountered enemy Level is 30. All XP attributes only use the unit's Level.

Level	Base XP	Max XP	Base XP Gain
Level	Base XP	Max XP	Normal Enemy	Miniboss Enemy	Boss Enemy
1	1300.000	247	81.250	162.500	365.625
2	1621.159	454	101.322	202.645	455.951
3	1950.821	722	121.926	243.853	548.668
4	2286.128	1052	142.883	285.766	642.974
5	2625.698	1444	164.106	328.212	738.477
6	2968.702	1900	185.544	371.088	834.948
7	3314.591	2420	207.162	414.324	932.229
8	3662.967	3004	228.935	457.871	1030.209
9	4013.533	3652	250.846	501.692	1128.806
10	4366.055	4366	272.878	545.757	1227.953
11	4720.348	4720	295.022	590.044	1327.598
12	5076.257	5076	317.266	634.532	1427.697
13	5433.654	5434	339.603	679.207	1528.215
14	5792.429	5792	362.027	724.054	1629.121
15	6152.489	6152	384.531	769.061	1730.388
16	6513.752	6514	407.110	814.219	1831.993
17	6876.147	6876	429.759	859.518	1933.916
18	7239.609	7240	452.476	904.951	2036.140
19	7604.083	7604	475.255	950.510	2138.648
20	7969.518	7970	498.095	996.190	2241.427
21	8335.868	8336	520.992	1041.984	2344.463
22	8703.092	8703	543.943	1087.886	2447.745
23	9071.151	9071	566.947	1133.894	2551.261
24	9440.012	9440	590.001	1180.001	2655.003
25	9809.642	9810	613.103	1226.205	2758.962
26	10180.012	10180	636.251	1272.502	2863.129
27	10551.096	10551	659.443	1318.887	2967.496
28	10922.867	10923	682.679	1365.358	3072.056
29	11295.303	11295	705.956	1411.913	3176.804
30	11668.382	11668	729.274	1458.548	3281.733
31	12042.084	12042	752.630	1505.260	3386.836
32	12416.388	12416	776.024	1552.049	3492.109
33	12791.278	12791	799.455	1598.910	3597.547
34	13166.737	13167	822.921	1645.842	3703.145
35	13542.748	13543	846.422	1692.844	3808.898
36	13919.297	13919	869.956	1739.912	3914.802
37	14296.369	14296	893.523	1787.046	4020.854

Base Stat[]

A hidden value calculated from an unit's/item's Level. Most stats are derived from the core stat. A unit's/item's core stat is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Base\ Stat]} = 4\cdot\mathrm{[Level]}^{1.75} + 20 }$

Power[]

Power determines how effective abilities, and certain buffs/auras, are in dealing damage or healing. Both units and items have Power, but they're calculated using different factors. Furthermore, item Power is rounded to the next integer while unit Power isn't rounded at all. A unit's or item's Power is calculating using these formulas:

${\begin{aligned}&\mathrm {[Innate\ Power]} =\\&\mathrm {[Base\ Stat]} \cdot \mathrm {[Unit\ Type\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Unit\ Power\ Mod]} +\mathrm {[Unit\ Flat\ Power]} \\\end{aligned}}$

$\mathrm {[Item\ Power]} =0.5\cdot \mathrm {[Base\ Stat]} \cdot \mathrm {[Rarity\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Slot\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Item\ Power\ Mod]}$

A unit's final Power value can be affected by other modifiers and such. The power growth value is changed by some enemy abilities, such as Wood Weave, Sharpen Steel, Divine Wind, and the change is dependent on the unit's current final Power. Power buff mods, which include auras, stack additively. Element power is applied when a unit casts an ability of the same element as the element power bonus they have. The final Power is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \begin{cases} \mathrm{[Final\ Power]} = \prod{\mathrm{[Power\ Modifiers]}}\cdot\sum{\mathrm{[Power\ Sources]}}\\ \sum{\mathrm{[Power\ Sources]}} = \mathrm{[Unit\ Innate\ Power]} + \mathrm{[Item\ Power]} + \mathrm{[Power\ Growth]}\\ \prod{\mathrm{[Power\ Modifiers]}} = \mathrm{[Power\ Buff\ Mods]}\cdot\left(1 + \mathrm{[Element\ Power]}\right) \end{cases} }$

An unit's final Power isn't rounded, but is displayed rounded to the nearest integer. It can also never be reduced below 1

Defense[]

Defense determines how much damage reduction (or increase) a unit gets. Note that some abilities, auras & buffs deals damage that ignores Defense. Both units and items have Defense, but they're calculated using different factors. Like the Power stat, item Defense is rounded to the next integer while unit Defense isn't rounded at all. A unit's or item's Defense is calculated using these formulas:

${\begin{aligned}&\mathrm {[Innate\ Defense]} =\\&\mathrm {[Base\ Stat]} \cdot \mathrm {[Unit\ Type\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Unit\ Defense\ Mod]} +\mathrm {[Unit\ Flat\ Defense]} \end{aligned}}$

$\mathrm {[Item\ Defense]} =0.5\cdot \mathrm {[Base\ Stat]} \cdot \mathrm {[Rarity\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Slot\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Item\ Defense\ Mod]}$

A unit's final Defense value can be affected by other modifiers and such. The defense growth value is changed by two enemy abilities, Heat Shift and Bastion DNA, and the change is dependent on the unit's current final Defense. Defense buff mods, which include auras, stack additively. Element Defense is applied when a unit is dealt damage with the same element as the element defense bonus they have. The final Defense is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \begin{cases} \mathrm{[Final\ Defense]} = \prod{\mathrm{[Defense\ Modifiers]}}\cdot\sum{\mathrm{[Defense\ Sources]}}\\ \sum{\mathrm{[Defense\ Sources]}} = \mathrm{[Unit\ Innate\ Defense]} + \mathrm{[Item\ Defense]} + \mathrm{[Defense\ Growth]}\\ \prod{\mathrm{[Defense\ Modifiers]}} = \mathrm{[Defense\ Buff\ Mods]}\cdot\left(1 + \mathrm{[Element\ Defense]}\right) \end{cases} }$

An unit's final Defense isn't rounded, but is displayed rounded to the nearest integer. It can also never be reduced below 1.

The final defense value determines whether the unit takes increased or reduced damage, and the game does so by comparing this value with the unit's core stat. The following formula is used for comparing:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Relative\ Defense]} = \dfrac{\mathrm{[Final\ Defense]} - \mathrm{[Base\ Stat]}}{\mathrm{[Base\ Stat]}} }$

Not accounting for buffs that modify damage taken, if the unit's final defense is higher than it's core stat (x is positive), the unit will take reduced damage. Then the following formula is used to calculate the defense mod:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Defense\ Mod]} = \begin{cases}0.95^{20\cdot\mathrm{[Relative\ Defense]} } & \\ 1.15 & \mathrm{Damage\ ignores\ defense}\end{cases} }$

If the unit's final defense is lower than it's core stat (x is negative), the unit will take increased damage. Then the following formula is used to calculate the defense mod:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Defense\ Mod]} = \begin{cases}1 - x& \\ 1.15 - x & \mathrm{Damage\ ignores\ defense}\end{cases} }$

In this case, the defense mod becomes larger than 1 since x is negative. Note that in both cases, damage that ignores defense recieves a 15% damage increase. Finally, the damage a unit takes is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Damage\ Taken]} = \mathrm{[Ability/Effect\ Damage]}\cdot\mathrm{[Defense\ Mod]}\cdot\left(1 + \mathrm{[Damage\ Buff\ Mods]}\right) }$

Or simply refer to the below graph:

Speed[]

Speed determines how fast the unit generates Focus, and how accurate their attacks are. Both units and items have Speed, but they're calculated using different factors. Like the Power stat, item Speed is rounded to the next integer while unit Speed isn't rounded at all. A unit's or item's Speed is calculated using these formulas:

${\begin{aligned}&\mathrm {[Innate\ Speed]} =\\&\mathrm {[Base\ Stat]} \cdot \mathrm {[Unit\ Type\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Unit\ Speed\ Mod]} +\mathrm {[Unit\ Flat\ Speed]} \\\end{aligned}}$

$\mathrm {[Item\ Speed]} =0.5\cdot \mathrm {[Base\ Stat]} \cdot \mathrm {[Rarity\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Slot\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Item\ Speed\ Mod]}$

A unit's final Speed value can be affected by other modifiers and such. The speed growth value is changed by only one enemy ability: Speed Absorb, and the change is dependent on the unit's current final Speed. Speed buff mods, which include auras, stack additively. Unlike Power and Defense, there's no element equivalent for Speed. The final Speed is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \begin{cases} \mathrm{[Final\ Speed]} = \mathrm{[Speed\ Buff\ Mods]}\cdot\sum{\mathrm{[Speed\ Sources]}}\\ \sum{\mathrm{[Speed\ Sources]}} = \mathrm{[Unit\ Innate\ Speed]} + \mathrm{[Item\ Speed]} + \mathrm{[Speed\ Growth]}\\ \end{cases} }$

An unit's final Speed isn't rounded, but is displayed rounded to the nearest integer. It can also never be reduced below 1.

Vitality[]

Vitality determines the maximum HP a unit has. Both units and items have Vitality, but they're calculated using different factors. Like the Power stat, item Vitality is rounded to the next integer while unit Vitality isn't rounded at all. A unit's or item's Vitality is calculated using these formulas:

${\begin{aligned}&\mathrm {[Innate\ Vitality]} =\\&\mathrm {[Base\ Stat]} \cdot \mathrm {[Unit\ Type\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Unit\ Vitality\ Mod]} +\mathrm {[Unit\ Flat\ Vitality]} \\\end{aligned}}$

$\mathrm {[Item\ Vitality]} =0.5\cdot \mathrm {[Base\ Stat]} \cdot \mathrm {[Rarity\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Slot\ Factor]} \cdot \mathrm {[Item\ Vitality\ Mod]}$

There exist no way of modifying an unit's final Vitality, outside of unit vitality and item vitality. Hence it's formula is a bit simpler than the above stats:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Final\ Vitality]} = \mathrm{[Unit\ Vitality]} + \mathrm{[Item\ Vitality]} }$

An unit's final Vitality isn't rounded, but is displayed rounded to the nearest integer. It can also never be reduced below 1.

Crit. Chance[]

Crit. Chance is the chance of scoring a critical hit with an ability. Only abilities that doesn't have a Power scaling of 0% can crit. Sonny, his allies, and a majority of enemies has a base Crit. Chance of 15%. Some enemies, like Cpt. Vendara, has a lower Crit. Chance, 5% to be exact. Some enemies even has a Crit. Chance of 0%, such as the Terminator. Critical hits deal 50% more damage by default, which can be increased through certain abilities and evolutions.

Crit. Chance bonuses and critical hit damage bonuses are all additive.

Hit Chance and Hit. Bonus[]

Hit Chance is the chance of scoring a hit with an ability. It's calculated from both the caster's and target's final Speed value, with this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Hit\ Chance]} = \begin{cases}0.975^{20\cdot\left(\tfrac{\mathrm{[Target\ Speed]} - \mathrm{[Caster\ Speed]}}{\mathrm{[Caster\ Speed]}} - 0.15\right)} & \mathrm{[Caster\ Speed]}\le\mathrm{[Target\ Speed]} \\ 1 & \mathrm{[Caster\ Speed]}\ge\mathrm{[Target\ Speed]}\end{cases} }$

Or simply refer to the below graph. An interesting thing to note about it is that the caster has 100% Hit Chance while it's Speed is at least 87% of the target's Speed.

After calculating Hit Chance, the Hit. Bonus is simply added to this value. Note that game has a min and max limit on the Hit Chance, a min of 1% and max of 100%. The negative buff Blind is the only source that applies a negative Hit. Bonus.

Element Power/Defense[]

A caster's Power is increased by the element power bonus if they cast an ability of the same element as the element power bonus. Similarly, a target's Defense is increased by the element defense bonus if they are targeted by an ability of the same element as the element defense bonus. Normally the Power and Defense stat doesn't reflect the element bonuses, the bonus is visible in combat by holding down M1 (or tap and hold for smartphone version) on the Power or Defense icon on an unit.

Element power can be increased with certain items, and in Sonny (Sonny 2017)'s case by spending skill points on a strain, which grants 1% element power of the same element as the strain per skill point spent. Sonny can also increase his own element power through certain buffs. Element defense is only available through items or the ability Chroma Shell. Enemy units have no way of increasing element power, including the enemy passive Unstable Core which actually doesn't increase Fire power at all. Some enemy units has access to Chroma Screen which grants a buff that increases element defense. Only two units, both enemies, has innate element defense: The Spartan and the Warlock. Both of them has Physical defense, and in the Warlock's case it has negative Physical defense, which means that it takes increased damage from Physical attacks.

Weapon Mechanic[]

Some weapons has a special mechanic that grants the unit that equip it an additional effect to their basic attacks. See the table below for all weapon mechanics currently available in the game. Note that Haste and Multistrike proc chance applies per execution, not per hit, unlicke Stun Proc.

Name	Description	Notes
Lifesteal	Basic strikes also recover 35% damage as HP.	Heals after the last strike.
Focus Drain	Basic strikes deplete 15 focus per hit.
Piercing	Basic strikes ignore defense.
Stun Proc	Basic strikes have 15% chance to stun the target.	Has 15% chance per strike.
Haste	Basic strikes have 15% chance to grant Haste.
Multistrike	Basic strikes have 15% chance to multi-strike.	Grants +1 strike on proc.

HP[]

HP, short for Health Points, is the amount of health a unit has. If a unit reaches 0 HP, they die and cannot continue fighting in the wave. It's calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[HP]} = 7\cdot\mathrm{[Final\ Vitality]} }$

Focus[]

During a fight, all active units will generate Focus until one of them reaches 100 Focus. When a unit reaches 100 Focus, all units stops generating Focus, and the unit who has 100 Focus can act. First, any effects that has the trigger "Turn start" will activate. Then the unit is permitted to choose an ability to cast, if it's able to cast one. Otherwise the unit will automatically skip their turn (including Sonny if all his equipped abilities are on cooldown). Additional effects may activate depending on the triggers that's acting on the caster or target(s). After the unit has cast an ability, the unit has then treated as having ended their turn, activating any effects with the trigger "Turn end". Then finally, all units begin generating Focus again until a unit reaches 100 Focus, in which the above process repeats again. A unit's maximum Focus is always 100, and cannot be changed in anyway.

To calculate each unit's Focus generation per second, the game finds the unit with the highest Speed value (the [Max Speed] variable) and compares it with each unit's Speed. The game uses the following formula to calculate the slow mod:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Slow\ Mod]} = 0.7\cdot\dfrac{\mathrm{[Max\ Speed]} - \mathrm{[Final\ Speed]}}{\mathrm{[Max\ Speed]}} }$

The unit with the highest Speed has a slow modifier of 0. The lower a unit's Speed is compared to the max speed, the higher the slow modifier becomes. The limit is 0.7, if that unit has a Speed of 1 and the max speed value is very high. The amount of Focus an unit generates per second can be calculated using the following formula (or refer to the graph below):

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Focus/second]} = \dfrac{1}{2\cdot\mathrm{[Slow\ Mod]} + 1} }$

Stat Table[]

The table below shows the Base Stat at different Levels. The Base Stat uses the unit Level for unit stats, and item Level for item stats.

Level	Base Stat
1	24.000
2	33.454
3	47.354
4	65.255
5	86.874
6	112.008
7	140.498
8	172.219
9	207.061
10	244.937
11	285.765
12	329.476
13	376.009
14	425.307
15	477.319
16	532.000
17	589.306
18	649.197
19	711.638
20	776.593
21	844.031
22	913.922
23	986.237
24	1060.950
25	1138.034
26	1217.466
27	1299.224
28	1383.285
29	1469.628
30	1558.233
31	1649.082
32	1742.156
33	1837.437
34	1934.909
35	2034.555
36	2136.359
37	2240.307

Base Value[]

A hidden value calculated from an item's or stage's level. Anything related to cash is dependent on this value. The Base Value is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Base\ Value]} = \dfrac{\mathrm{[Base\ Stat]}}{2} }$

The Base Value is rounded to nearest integer

Buying Price[]

The amount of cash needed to buy an item from the shop is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Item\ Value]} = 1.5\cdot\mathrm{[Base\ Value]}\cdot\mathrm{[Rarity\ Factor]}\cdot\mathrm{[Equip\ Slot\ Factor]} }$

If an item's Item Value is less than or equal to 1000, then it's Buying Price is simply it's Item Value rounded to the nearest multiple of 5.
If an item's Item Value is greater than 1000, then it's Buying Price is it's Item Value rounded to the nearest multiple of 10.

Upgrade Price[]

The amount of cash needed to upgrade an item to the next upgrade level is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Upgrade\ Price]} = \mathrm{[Buying\ Price]}\cdot\dfrac{\mathrm{[Next\ Upgrade\ Level]}}{5} }$

Note that a newly bought or dropped item always start with an upgrade level of 0, which means that it's next upgrade level is 1. An item can be upgrade a maximum of 5 times, up to upgrade level 5. If an item is upgraded to max level, it gains a star at the top right of it's icon.

Selling Price[]

The amount of cash returned from selling an item is calculated using this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Selling\ Price]} = \dfrac{\mathrm{[Buying\ Price]} + \mathrm{[Total\ Upgrade\ Price]}}{2} }$

where the Total Upgrade Price is the amount of cash spent on upgrading the item to it's current upgrade level.

Cash Reward[]

After the player beats a stage, they're awarded with an random amount of cash. Unlike XP, the Cash Reward scales with the Stage Level instead of the enemies' Level. The Cash Reward Range is the range between the Min Cash Reward and the Max Cash Reward, and is calculated from the following formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Cash\ Reward\ Range]} = \dfrac{\mathrm{[Base\ Value]}}{6} }$

The Cash Reward Range is rounded to the nearest integer before being applied to the below formulas, which give the Min Cash Reward and Max Cash Reward:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Min\ Cash\ Reward]} = \mathrm{[Base\ Value]} + 10 }$

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Max\ Cash\ Reward]} = \mathrm{[Min\ Cash\ Reward]} + \mathrm{[Cash\ Reward\ Range]} }$

Then, the game picks a random integer value between the Min and Max value, and multiply it with a Stage Type Factor, which is given by the table below. The result will be rounded to the nearest integer, if it isn't already from the multiplier.

Stage Type	Cash Factor
Normal Fight Stage	1.25
(Mini)Boss Stage	2
Training Stage	1

Don't confuse (Mini)Boss Stage with (Mini)Boss Enemy, they are used for different calculations.

Respec Price[]

The cost of refunding all spent skill points is calculated with this formula:

${\displaystyle \mathrm{[Respec\ Price]} = \begin{cases}1 & \mathrm{[Level]}\leq 5\\ \dfrac{\mathrm{[Base\ Value]}}{2} & \mathrm{[Level]}> 5\end{cases} }$

The Respec Price is rounded to nearest integer.

Value Table[]

The table below shows the Base Value and the Cash gained from emerging victorious from stages. The Base Value uses the item Level for prices, and the stage's Level for the Cash Reward. The Cash Reward is only dependent on the stage's Level, and the type of stage.

Level	Base Value	Training		Normal		(Mini)Boss		Respec Price
Level	Base Value	Min	Max	Min	Max	Min	Max	Respec Price
1	12	22	24	28	30	44	48	1
2	17	27	30	34	38	54	60	1
3	24	34	38	42	48	68	76	1
4	33	43	49	54	61	86	98	1
5	43	53	60	66	75	106	120	1
6	56	66	75	82	94	132	150	28
7	70	80	92	100	115	160	184	35
8	86	96	110	120	138	192	220	43
9	104	114	131	142	164	228	262	52
10	122	132	152	165	190	264	304	61
11	143	153	177	191	221	306	354	72
12	165	175	203	219	254	350	406	82
13	188	198	229	248	286	396	458	94
14	213	223	259	279	324	446	518	106
15	239	249	289	311	361	498	578	120
16	266	276	320	345	400	552	640	133
17	295	305	354	381	442	610	708	148
18	325	335	389	419	486	670	778	162
19	356	366	425	458	531	732	850	178
20	388	398	463	498	579	796	926	194
21	422	432	502	540	628	864	1004	211
22	457	467	543	584	679	934	1086	228
23	493	503	585	629	731	1006	1170	246
24	530	540	628	675	785	1080	1256	265
25	569	579	674	724	842	1158	1348	284
26	609	619	721	774	901	1238	1442	304
27	650	660	768	825	960	1320	1536	325
28	692	702	817	878	1021	1404	1634	346
29	735	745	868	931	1085	1490	1736	368
30	779	789	919	986	1149	1578	1838	390
31	825	835	973	1044	1216	1670	1946	412
32	871	881	1026	1101	1282	1762	2052	436
33	919	929	1082	1161	1352	1858	2164	460
34	967	977	1138	1221	1422	1954	2276	484
35	1017	1027	1197	1284	1496	2054	2394	508
36	1068	1078	1256	1348	1570	2156	2512	534
37	1120	1130	1317	1412	1646	2260	2634	560

EP[]

EP, short for Evolution Points, builds up whenever Sonny hits or is hit with an ability. When Sonny manages to build up 100 EP, the player can evolve an equipped active ability. Only Sonny can build up EP and evolve abilities.

Resistances[]

There exist two types of resistances, one against stuns, and the other against focus drain. Stun resistance grants a chance of nullifying incoming stuns. Focus drain resistance reduces the drain value by the resist percentage.