Justice Monsters Five is a variant of pinball in Final Fantasy XV where you “fight” against enemies and bosses, depleting their HP with shots and combo hits in order to win one of many prizes, mainly consisting of curative items or equippable accessories like bangles and bracelets.
The rewards you obtain by playing Justice Monsters Five depend on the number of treasure chests you manage to collect. (They’re the golden rectangles that pop up in the slot-machine reels when you clear a round; we thought they were planks of wood at first.)
Justice Monsters Five is also available as a mobile game via the App Store and Google Play. Using the app will grant you bonuses in the FFXV version of the game and unlock a special sticker for the Regalia.
Justice Monsters Five Locations
Justice Monsters Five Machines can be found in all Crow's Nest Diners, and near the cafe in Altissia. The machine in Altissia costs 10,000 Gil per game, so consider it for advanced players only!
Justice Monsters Five 10 Gil Rewards
Number of Treasure Chests -- Reward
2 -- Potion
5 -- Hi-Potion
10 -- Elixir
15 -- Hi-Elixir
20 -- Garnet Bracelet
25 -- Carbon Bangle
30 -- Amethyst Bracelet
35 -- Titanium Bangle
40 -- Mega Phoenix
45 -- Sapphire Bracelet
50 -- Gold Bangle
60 -- Oracle Earring
70 -- Ruby Bracelet
80 -- Platinum Bangle
90 -- Emerald Bracelet
99 -- Celestriad
Justice Monsters Five 10,000 Gil Rewards
The super-deluxe JMF machine near Alessio in Altissia costs a whopping 10,000 Gil per game. Not surprisingly, the rewards are far better than you’ll find in the regular machine.
Number of Treasure Chests -- Reward
5 -- Hi-Potion
10 -- Mega Phoenix
15 -- Ruby Bracelet
20 -- Platinum Bangle
25 -- Emerald Bracelet
30 -- Centurion Bangle
35 -- Mystic Circlet
40 -- Moogle Charm
45 -- Legatus Bangle
50 -- Blue Diamond Bracelet
60 -- Gigas Bangle
70 -- Assist Suit
80 -- Dark Matter Bracelet
90 -- Onion Bangle
99 - Wind-up Lord Vexxos
In case you're wondering, the game's final reward, the Wind-up Lord Vexxos, can be sold for a whopping 500,000 Gil or used to make some intensely powerful spells in crafting.
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