You can choose a location (a dungeon) to go hunting in.
Any dungeon marked "HOT" is a hotspot. You will be more likely to acquire high-quality talent by hunting there.

1. Dungeon Map

Select a space one ahead of your current location to move there.
Different spaces have differing effects.

　(Your current location.)

　Battle enemies.

　Battle relatively strong enemies.

　Battle enemies including prospective talent.

　Battle enemies including unique prospective talent.

　Trigger an event.

　Trigger a relatively important event.

　Obtain an item.

　Obtain a relatively good item.

　Clear the dungeon.

2. Vanguard

The front lines of your squad.
Click a character to view status or use items.

3. Squad

Check in on your whole squad.
You can rearrange your formation or use items here.

4. Scramming

Leave the dungeon.
This won't count as clearing it, but there is no penalty.
In some dungeons, this is not an option.

1. Squad

The vanguard of your squad takes part in battle.
The member whose turn it is will light up.

2. Move

Slide the active member forward or back at will.
You can also do this with the mouse wheel while hovering over the squad.

3. Active Skills

Attack enemies or assist allies according to each skill's specific range.
　　⇒ Range
　　⇒ MP

4. Damage Hints

　Strong against the target foe.

　Weak against the target foe.

　Will not affect the target foe.

　Neutral. No advantage or disadvantage.
　　　　　⇒ Damage Types

5. Swapping

Swap in reserves from outside the vanguard.
The reinforcements can still act after swapping in.

6. Items

Use one of your items.
Items that affect allies will affect the character one spot in front of the active one.
Items that affect enemies will affect all enemies at once.

7. MP

Expended to use Active Skills.
You can still use Active Skills when MP is negative, but they will be much less effective.
　　⇒ MP (Move Points)

8. VP

Gained when you deal or receive damage.
Increases the damage of your skills and enables the activation of Voltage Skills.
　　⇒ VP (Voltage Points)

When an enemy named "? Talent" or "! Talent" is present in battle,
if you defeat that enemy last, you will dona-dona (get) them.
Talent taken via dona-dona will be in the Garage in the next Hideout Phase.

The action order is ordinarily determined by the Speed (SPD) stats of allies and enemies alike,
but for one turn after a Speed Boost occurs, the receiving side becomes more likely to go next.
The likelihood of getting a Speed Boost is based on the ratio between the vanguard's total TEC and that of the enemies.

If your whole squad hits 0 HP and is forced to retreat, you will get a Game Over.
In some situations, such as in dungeons from which you can't scram, getting a Game Over will result in a unique scene.