Kairosoft Game Guide and Walkthrough

Items fall into two main categories: Weapons and Armor, both of which are imperative to success in battle. When looking at which residents to equip with which items, look to equip the best possible armor on every resident that will be partaking in battle, whilst equipping the best weapons onto your residents with the highest Ability stats.

Weapons

Melee Weapons
Name	Attack Power	Development Cost	Unlock Condition	Additional Notes
Club	8	$8.0K	Weapon Lvl 1
Knife	10	$12.0K	Weapon Lvl 2
Short Sword	13	$16.0K	Weapon Lvl 3
Long Sword	18	$21.0K	Weapon Lvl 4
Battle Axe	22	$37.0K	Weapon Lvl 5
Sword	26	$43.0K	Weapon Lvl 6
Hammer	30	$50.0K	Weapon Lvl 7
Heat Axe	32	N/A	Reach Plant Rank Lvl 6	Unique weapon
Beam Saber	36	$57.0K	Weapon Lvl 7 and Electronics Lvl 4
Drill	40	$65.0K	Weapon Lvl 7 and Mine Lvl 3	Can hit up to 5 times
Golden Axe	42	N/A	Complete 13F in the Bottomless Chasm	Low attack speed and a Unique weapon
Force Sword	44	N/A	Complete 4F in the Bottomless Chasm	Unique weapon

Ranged Weapons
Name	Attack Power	Development Cost	Unlock Condition	Additional Notes
Rock	5	N/A	N/A	Unique weapon found only on Bev Smasher
Boomerang	6	$6.0K	Weapon Lvl 2
Throwing Knife	8	$10.0K	Weapon Lvl 3
Shock Blade	10	N/A	Reach Planet Rank Lvl 2	Unique weapon
Throwing Star	10	$15.0K	Weapon Lvl 4
Iron Boomerang	13	$22.0K	Weapon Lvl 5
Pistol	16	$32.0K	Weapon Lvl 6	Unique weapon
Bazooka	19	$43.0K	Weapon Lvl 7
Beam Rifle	22	$55.0K	Weapon Lvl 7 and Electronics Lvl 4	Can hit all enemies in a single row
Wind Blade	24	N/A	Reach Planet Rank Lvl 9	Can invoke Power Strike Skill and a Unique weapon
Multiple-Launch Bazooka	25	N/A	Complete 7F in the Bottomless Chasm	Can hit up to 3 times and a Unique weapon
Plasma Rifle	28	N/A	Complete 10F in the Bottomless Chasm	Can hit all enemies in a single row and a Unique weapon

Armor

Name	Defence	Development Cost	Unlock Condition	Additional Notes
Battle Gear	20	$10.0K	Armor Lvl 1
Space Suit	30	$20.0K	Armor Lvl 2
Power Suit 1	40	$32.0K	Armor Lvl 3
Power Suit 2	50	$44.0K	Armor Lvl 4
Power Suit 3	60	$56.0K	Armor Lvl 5
Chimpan Z Suit	5	N/A	Uncover the entire planet	The wearer has a chance to instantly kill AND recruit weak enemies, who proceed to become residents and a Unique armor
Kairo Suit	60	N/A	Complete 16F in the Bottomless Chasm	The wearer has a chance to instantly kill AND recruit any enemies, who proceed to become residents and a unique armor

In addition to weapons and armor, certain special items can also be obtained from reaching certain planet ranks. These are unique items that cannot be obtained in any other way, other than carrying them over to a subsequent playthrough.

Skills are an important factor to consider when taking residents into battle, as their effective use can turn the tide of any battle. Skills level up as your residents level up, and in certain cases can be changed completed through the use of a relevant item. The level of the skills will either increase the duration of the skill, or the number of times it is used in battle.

Name	Level	Effect	Uses Per Battle	Duration
Rage	1	When Health is 50% or less, Attack increases by 50%	1	3 seconds
	2	When Health is 50% or less, Attack increases by 50%	1	4 seconds
	3	When Health is 50% or less, Attack increases by 50%	1	5 seconds
Recovery	1	When Health is 50% or less, recover 20% of your total Health	1	N/A
	2	When Health is 50% or less, recover 30% of your total Health	2	N/A
	3	When Health is 50% or less, recover 30% of your total Health	3	N/A
Heal Ally	1	When ally’s Health is 50% or less, recover 20% of their total Health	1	N/A
	2	When ally’s Health is 50% or less, recover 20% of their total Health	2	N/A
	3	When ally’s Health is 50% or less, recover 20% of their total Health	3	N/A
Battle Cry	1	When Health is 50% or less, neighbouring Allies Attack increases by 50%	1	3 seconds
	2	When Health is 50% or less, neighbouring Allies Attack increases by 50%	1	4 seconds
	3	When Health is 50% or less, neighbouring Allies Attack increases by 50%	1	5 seconds
Sharpshooter	1	When ranged weapon is equipped, attack one square outside of your range	N/A	Every 4 seconds
	2	When ranged weapon is equipped, attack one square outside of your range	N/A	Every 3 seconds
	3	When ranged weapon is equipped, attack one square outside of your range	N/A	Every 2 seconds
Power Strike	1	When melee weapon is equipped, Attack increases by 20%	N/A	Every 4 seconds
	2	When melee weapon is equipped, Attack increases by 20%	N/A	Every 3 seconds
	3	When melee weapon is equipped, Attack increases by 20%	N/A	Every 2 seconds
Power Shot	1	When ranged weapon is equipped, Attack increases by 20%	N/A	Every 4 seconds
	2	When ranged weapon is equipped, Attack increases by 20%	N/A	Every 3 seconds
	3	When ranged weapon is equipped, Attack increases by 20%	N/A	Every 2 seconds
Guard	1	When Health is less than 50%, all enemy attacks do 1 damage	1	5 seconds
	2	When Health is less than 50%, all enemy attacks do 1 damage	1	6 seconds
	3	When Health is less than 50%, all enemy attacks do 1 damage	1	7 seconds

Residents are the most important resource to maintain in the game, as they are needed for every task in the game. Residents can be levelled up, using money, to increase their stats, which is imperative to your success, as having well leveled residents will result in more efficient production and exploration. One benefit of levelling up your residents is that they will upgrade their houses as they get stronger, which results in them sleeping for shorter periods of time and working for longer before returning home.
Residents have 5 main stat categories; Health, Ability, Work, Exploration and Attack.
Health is indicative of how much damage the resident can take in battle before they are defeted. Residents with high health are the most useful in battle, especially when it comes to stronger enemies, as their high durability allows for higher damage output.
Ability is indicative of how much bonus Attack the resident will receive when equipping a weapon. High ability residents are also the most useful in battle, as they have higher damage output.
Work is indicative of how long and fast a resident will work in a Field or Mine before returning home. High work residents are essential to keeping you production facilities stocked to maintain profits from Exporters and/or tourist aliens.
Exploration is indicative of the exploration rate that your away team proceeds at when exploring alien planets or your homeworld. High Exploration residents are essential to completion explorations quickly and at minimum cost.
Attack is indicative of the damage output of a resident. Attack is largely bolstered by having a good weapon paired with a high Ability stat. Residents with high attack are the most likely to fare well in battle (provided they have adequate Health stats).
Residents fall into three unofficial categories; Workers, Explorers and Fighters.

Worker Residents
Worker residents have excellent Work stats and abysmal stats in other areas. Their high Work stats allow them to work in Fields and Mines for longer before returning home, making them ideal for keeping your production lines flowing

Name	Home Planet	Base Level	Base Stats					Starting Skill
			Health	Ability	Work	Exploration	Attack
Bones McGee	Local	1	43	12	23	8		Power Strike
James Turk	Local	1	70	20	16	14		Rage
Nyota Uhulu	Octopi	1	60	15	18	8	5	Rage
Chris Pike	Octopi	3	80	15	28	11	5	Power Shot
Monty Scott	R-Gray	2	50	16	22	10		Recovery
Kate Baneway	R-Gray	2	40	8	24	11		Rage
Chris Chapel	Planta	3	100	4	30	14	5	Guard
Reg Broccoli	Planta	4	80	7	33		5	Power Strike 2
Lo Ralen	Planta	4	50	12	34	6	5	Recovery
Lissa Ogawa	Tentaclus	5	65	3	38	12	5	Guard
Pavlov Hekov	Saucer	6	60	15	40	6	5	Heal Ally 2
Hikaru Fulu	Mechabot	5	70	11	37	13	5	Rage 2

Explorer Residents
Explorerresidents have excellent Exploration stats and average Health and Ability stats. Their high Exploration stats make them ideal for rushing through explorations quickly and effectively, whilst their average Health and Ability stas give them a certain degree of durability in battle. However, in areas where exceptionally strong enemies are encountered, they are not as useful as Fighters.

Name	Home Planet	Base Level	Base Stats					Starting Skill
			Health	Ability	Work	Exploration	Attack
Wes Smasher	Local	1	120	30	12	28		Battle Cry
Kate Pulaski	Octopi	1	80	23	12	36	6	Guard
Luxana Toy	Octopi	2	100	21	9	35	6	Recovery
Mia Horta	R-Gray	3	120	24	13	39		Sharpshooter
Dul Gukat	Planta	2	90	10	12	38	5	Rage
Sam Turk	Planta	3	110	16	10	43	5	Power Strike
Nan Crater	Planta	4	140	22	13	46	6	Battle Cry
Edie Kreeler	Tentaclus	4	120	19	21	46	5	Power Shot 2
Dadzia Jax	Saucer	5	110	13	14	52	5	Rage
Larry Kim	Saucer	6	120	16	16	56	5	Recovery 2
Jen Landru	Mechabot	5	100	21	12	48	6	Power Strike 2

Fighter Residents
Fighter residents have excellent Health and Ability stats but abysmal Work and Exploration stats. Their high Health and Ability stats make them ideal for taking on any enemies you encounter during explorations. These residents are essential to surviving the Bottomless Chasm.

Name	Home Planet	Base Level	Base Stats					Starting Skill
			Health	Ability	Work	Exploration	Attack
Wes Smasher	Local	1	120	30	12	28		Battle Cry
Siles O’Hare	Octopi	1	130	26	8	11	6	Guard
Keiko O’Hare	R-Gray	2	140	28	12	16		Power Strike
Gordi Forge	R-Gray	2	150	34	13	14		Rage
Johnny Archer	R-Gray	3	150	42	22	12		Rage
Holly O’Hare	Planta	3	160	38	16	13	6	Recovery
Malcolm Treed	Tentaclus	4	180	48	12	15	7	Guard
Zeb Cochrane	Tentaclus	5	180	56	17	23	7	Rage
Tom Berlin	Saucer	5	190	58	21	21		Power Strike 2
Khandy Singh	Saucer	4	170	50	16	10	7	Power Strike 2
Lana Torres	Mechabot	6	200	60	22	24	8	Power Strike 2

Note: Wes Smasher is also listed as an Explorer resident, as he has exceptionally high Exploration, as well as Health and Ability, which allows his classification in both categories.

Other Residents
These residents do not fall into any of the above categories due to overall lower stats and/or a lack of specialisation in any stat categories. These residents can be useful early on in the game for clearing battles and explorations, but are quicky outclassed by residents in their respective categories.

Name	Home Planet	Base Level	Base Stats					Starting Skill
			Health	Ability	Work	Exploration	Attack
Jean Vicard	Local	1	60	24	10	16		Power Strike
Bev Smasher	Local	1	40	26	8	14		Power Shot
Yoshi Sato	Octopi	1	100	24	15	19	6	Power Shot
Ben Brisko	Octopi	3	90	29	12	15	6	Heal Ally
Drip Duck	Octopi	2	90	22	12	21	6	Rage
Cyrano Smith	R-Gray	2	70	25	11	8		Sharpshooter
Nira Kerys	Tentaclus	3	70	31	10	13	6	Power Shot
Billy Triker	Tentaclus	4	100	45	19	5	7	Power Shot 2
Jake Brisko	Tentaclus	4	80	34	20	10	6	Power Shot 2
Breanna Toy	Saucer	5	80	48	18	12	7	Sharpshooter
Harry Dirtt	Saucer	5	95	55	9	35	7	Power Shot 2
Yahsa Tar	Mechabot	6	90	56	10	16	7	Power Shot 2

Exploring alien planets is the primary way you will expand the population of your homeworld, as your will recruit the majority of your new residents during your exploration of them. When you unlock a new planet to explore, you must first clear out an enemy force of pirates, before you are able to explore the remainder of the planet. Once you clear out the pirates, you will not find any more hostile forces and are free to explore at your leisure.
When you discover a new resident on an alien planet, you are given the option of recruiting them immediately, or carrying on with the exploration. If you recruit them, you will immediately leave the alien planet and return with the new resident. If you decide to carry on the expedition and return to your homeworld at a later time, you are able to return to the location of any un-recruited residents to recruit them immediately. This can be useful for saving money, as you can use a high exploration team to completely clear the planet, then return with a single member to recruit all of the available residents.

Octopi Planet
Max Appeal: 50
Unlock Location: Becomes automatically available in Y1 M
Available Residents: 8

Name	Discovery Location	Research Points Required
Nyota Uhulu		-
Siles O’Hare		-
Yoshi Sato		5
Kate Pulaski		5
Ben Brisko		160
Drip Duck		10
Chris Pike		90
Luxana Toy		10

R-Gray Planet
Max Appeal:
Unlock Location:
Available Residents: 7

Name	Discovery Location	Research Points Required
Monty Scott		10
Keiko O’Hare		10
Gordi Forge		40
Cyrano Smith		40
Mia Horta		90
Johnny Archer		160
Kate Baneway		40

Planta Planet
Max Appeal:
Unlock Location:
Available Residents: 7

Name	Discovery Location	Research Points Required
Holly O’Hare
Chris Chapel		160
Reg Broccoli		320
Lo Ralen		500
Dul Gukat
Sam Turk		160
Nan Crater		500

Tentaclus Planet
Max Appeal:
Unlock Location:
Available Residents: 7

Name	Discovery Location	Research Points Required
Malcolm Treed		320
Nira Kerys		90
Zeb Cochrane		700
Billy Triker		500
Edie Kreeler		320
Jake Brisko		320
Lissa Ogawa		999

Saucer Planet
Max Appeal:
Unlock Location:
Available Residents: 7

Name	Discovery Location	Research Points Required
Breanna Toy		700
Tom Berlin		999
Dadzia Jax		999
Harry Dirtt		999
Khandy Singh		500
Larry Kim		1,200
Pavlov Hekov		1,200

Mechbot Planet
Max Appeal:
Unlock Location:
Available Residents: 4

Name	Discovery Location	Research Points Required
Hikaru Fulu		700
Lana Torres		1,200
Jen Landru		700
Yasha Tar		1,200

Technology is the research part of the game, and is used to advance your processing options and item availability. Not all technology options are immediately available to you, as you must first find the relevant manual/specs during exploration to unlock the ability to upgrade that field of technology. Please refer to the “Environmental” tab for more detailed information pertaining to manual and spec locations.

Name	Discovery Location	Level	Research Points Required	Unlockables
Food	Cave at (0,4)	1	-	Sandwiches
		2	10	Hamburgers and Eclairs
		3	50	Chocolate Cakes and Beef Stroganoff
		4	120	Wedding Cakes and Foie Gras Steak
Machine	Chasm at (19,8)	1	-	-
		2	50	Teapots, Mountain Bikes, Oil Heaters and Fancy Wristwatches
		3	200	Motorcycles, Trucks, Plasma TVs and 5.1ch Speaker Sets
		4	500	Sportscars, Tanks, Small UFOs, Eco Cars and Home Theater Sets (Note: Electronics must be at Lvl 3 for Small UFOs to become available)
Electronics	Chasm at (23,0)	1	-	Micro Computers
		2	100	Laptops
		3	300	Supercomputers
		4	600	Atomic Computers
Processing	When Processing Plant facility becomes available	1	-	Fancy Foods
		2	60	Superalloy
		3	150	Ethanol and Circuit
Demolition	Cave at (19,10)	1	-	Logging
		2	500	Boulder Removal
		3	1,200	Hill Removal
Mine	When Mine facility becomes available	1	-	Rock and Iron Ore
		2	60	Rare Metal and Oil
		3	150	Jewel
Weapon	Plains at (4,1)	1	-	Club
		2	10	Knife and Boomerang
		3	50	Short Sword and Throwing Knife
		4	200	Longsword and Throwing Star
		5	500	Battle Axe and Iron Boomerang
		6	999	Sword and Pistol
		7	3,000	Hammer, Bazooka, Beam Saber, Drill and Beam Rifle (Note: Electronics must be at Lvl 4 for the Beam Saber and Beam Rifle to become available and Mine must be at Lvl 3 for the Drill to become available)
Armor	Cave at (11,4)	1	-	Battle Gear
		2	50	Space Suit
		3	300	Power Suit 1
		4	800	Power Suit 2
		5	2,000	Power Suit 3
Rocket	Plains at (4,1)	1	-	Expands Away Team size by 2 members
		2	100	Expands Away Team size by 2 members
		3	500	Expands Away Team size by 2 members
		4	999	Expands Away Team size by 2 members

Production is a key method in which you gain money from your residents. Production requires two key steps: collection of raw material and generation of the desired product.
Your residents will work at either a field or a mine (depending on where they live and the proximity of said facilities to their home) and will generate raw materials (either food from fields or various types of resources from a mine, depending on where it is located). When you have stockpiled a sufficient amount of resource within the work facility, they will take the raw material to either a Processing Plant (for further refining into processed materials, which can be used as raw materials in a Factory) or a Factory (for generating the desired product).
Production can be a rather complicated affair, as you require differing amounts of raw material and processed materials in order to create the desired product at the factory. Levi Flaman provided a good tip for maintaining efficient production in your factories, by developing your resource steps in a pyramid scheme (e.g. if you are developing Atomic Supercomputers in a factory (which requires Ethanol and Circuits); have 2 Processing Plants developing Ethanol, 2 Processing Plants developing Circuits, 4 fields generating Food for the Processing Plant producing Ethanol and 4 Mines generating Rare Metal for the Processing Plant producing Circuits.)

Raw Materials

Field
Name	Tech Required	Development Cost	Unit Price	Location Found
Food	-	-	$1.0K	Plains

Mine
Name	Tech Required	Development Cost	Unit Price	Location Found
Rock	Mine Lvl 1	-	$3.0K	Snowfields, Desert and Lava Plateau
Iron Ore	Mine Lvl 2	$400.0K	$4.0K	Snowfields, Desert and Lava Plateau
Rare Metal	Mine Lvl 2	$400.0K	$5.0K	Snowfields
Oil	Mine Lvl 2	$400.0K	$4.0K	Desert
Jewel	Mine Lvl 3	$600.0K	$10.0K	Lava Plateau

Processing Plant Products

Name	Tech Required	Development Cost	Unit Price	Materials Required
Fancy Food	Processing Lvl 1	$150.0K	$3.0K	Food x1
Superalloy	Processing Lvl 2	$500.0K	$6.0K	Iron Ore x1
Ethanol	Processing Lvl 3	$800.0K	$6.0K	Food x2
Circuit	Processing Lvl 3	$800.0K	$7.5K	Rare Metal x1

Factory Products

Food Products
Name	Tech Required	Development Cost	Unit Price	Materials Required
Rolls	Food Lvl 1	Initially Available	$3.5K	Food x1
Sandwiches	Food Lvl 1		$4.3K	Food x1
Hamburgers	Food Lvl 2	$250.0K	$15.3K	Food x3
Eclairs	Food Lvl 2	$200.0K	$9.4K	Food x2
Chocolate Cakes	Food Lvl 3	$400.0K	$8.8K	Fancy Food x1
Beef Stroganoff	Food Lvl 3	$500.0K	$18.9K	Fancy Food x2
Wedding Cakes	Food Lvl 4	$800.0K	$20.1K	Fancy Food x2
Foie Gras Steaks	Food Lvl 4	$1,000.0K	$31.9K	Fancy Food x3

Machine Products
Name	Tech Required	Development Cost	Unit Price	Materials Required
Teapots	Machine Lvl 2	$50.0K	$7.0K	Iron Ore x1
Teapots	Machine Lvl 2	$50.0K	$7.0K	Iron Ore x1
Mountain Bikes	Machine Lvl 2	$200.0K	$15.6K	Iron Ore x2
Oil Heaters	Machine Lvl 2	$600.0K	$28.2K	Iron Ore x1 and Oil x2
Fancy Wristwatches	Machine Lvl 2	$500.0K	$42.3K	Iron Ore x2 and Jewel x1
Motorcycles	Machine Lvl 3	$700.0K	$51.0K	Iron Ore x2 and Oil x3
Trucks	Machine Lvl 3	$800.0K	$66.0K	Superalloy x2 and Oil x3
Plasma Tvs	Machine Lvl 3	$800.0K	$42.3K	Iron Ore x2 and Rare Metal x2
5.1ch Speaker Sets	Machine Lvl 3	$600.0K	$36.5K	Iron Ore x3 and Rare Metal x1
Sportscars	Machine Lvl 4	$1,200.0K	$88.5K	Superalloy x3 and Oil x3
Tanks	Machine Lvl 4	$1,500.0K	$126.0K	Superalloy x4 and Oil x4
Small UFOs	Machine Lvl 4 and Electronics Lvl 3	$2,000.0K	$127.5K	Superalloy x3 and Circuit x3
Eco Cars	Machine Lvl 4	$1,600.0K	$94.5K	Superalloy x3 and Ethanol x2
Home Theater Sets	Machine Lvl 4	$1,200.0K	$66.1K	Iron Ore x3 and Rare Metal x3

Electronics Products
Name	Tech Required	Development Cost	Unit Price	Materials Required
Micro Computers	Electronics Lvl 1	$200.0K	$20.2K	Iron Ore x1 and Rare Metal x1
Laptops	Electronics Lvl 2	$500.0K	$27.0K	Iron Ore x1 and Circuit x1
Supercomputers	Electronics Lvl 3	$1,000.0K	$66.1K	Superalloy x2 and Circuit x2
Atomic Computers	Electronics Lvl 4	$2,000.0K	$137.7K	Ethanol x4 and Circuit x4

General Hints
Try not to demolish scenic/environmental objects like flowers, snowmen or oases. They boost Attraction for your Resort Hotels, sometimes even more than flowers or a flowerbed.
Try to pace yourself between expanding the colony and inviting new residents. For a good part of the game, you won’t be able to get rid of trees and hills so you’re limited on space to place facilities. Once you get the Logging option, you can start clearing trees in the plains area, and can substantially increase the amount of space you have.
There’s a good chance you will uncover the Tentaclus race before the Planta race while exploring the snowfields. However, it’s recommended that you go to Planta first before Tentaclus, as the pirates on the Tentaclus planet are significantly harder than those on the Planta planet.
If you ever return to a planet to get a resident that you couldn’t get before, then just bring the cheapest resident that you can, as you will go back to the exact spot of that person, and once you invite them, you come right back, so it saves money.
If you click on a Resort Hotel on the map, you will see purple squares which indicate the range of how far the aliens can move when they leave it. Build processing plants or whatever you want outside of that range and they won’t mess up your production.
The number of stars listed when exploring a region is nearly always equal to the number of times you will need to renew your exploration budget to fully explore the area.

Bottomless Chasm
Generally speaking, all melee units are preferred in the Bottomless Chasm (with Drills/Force Sword and Powersuit 3), but ranged units should be put in the third row with the Sharpshooter Skill (with Multi-Bazooka and/or Plasma Rifle) .
Upon clearing floor 16, you will receive the Kairo Suit, which acts exactly the same as the Chimpan Z Suit, but with much more respectable defense. Upon clearing floor 17, you will receive the Fast Button, which allows you to go through all battles in the Bottomless Chasm in fast mode. Upon reaching floor 40 in the bottomless chasm, you will receive a “Bonus Mode” in which all of your residents will look exactly like your first resident when you start a new game.
Try placing your highest Health units in the second column (with melee weapons), your lowest Health units in the back column (with ranged weapons) and your mid-range Health units in the front column (with melee weapons). This will allow you to preserve your strongest units for the truly difficult enemies, whilst maximising your damage output against them by combining both melee and ranged attacks.
After clearing each floor, the next floor will have approximately 5 more enemies, and the reward for clearing the floor goes up by $500.

Name	Position	Weapon	Armor	Skill
Wes Smasher	Front Column	Drill	Powersuit 3	Battle Cry 3
Keiko O’Hare	Front Column	Drill	Powersuit 3	Power Strike 3
Johhny Archer	Front Column	Drill	Powersuit 3	Rage 3
Gordi Forge	Front Column	Drill	Powersuit 3	Rage 3
Khandy Singh	Second Column	Drill	Powersuit 3	Power Strike 3
Malcolm Treed	Second Column	Drill	Powersuit 3	Guard 3
Siles O’Hare	Second Column	Drill	Powersuit 3	Guard 3
John Astro	Second Column	Force Sword	Kairo Suit	Guard 3
Tom Berlin	Back Column	Drill	Powersuit 3	Power Strike 3
Lana Torres	Back Column	Drill	Powersuit 3	Power Strike 3
Holly O’Hare	Back Column	Multi-Bazooka	Powersuit 3	Recovery 3
Zeb Cochrane	Back Column	Plasma Rifle	Powersuit 3	Rage 3

Note: John Astro is the default name of your starting character in all subsequent playthroughs.