Instead of a lavish night club, Kiryu finds himself in a fetish club where men can act like babies. Be My BabyĪfter pummeling some yakuza punks who are blocking an alley, Kiryu gets invited to a club by the family’s leader. This side quest encourages you to not only play Virtua Fighter, but offers a ton of yen if you’re good enough to beat the wealthy man’s record. There are a few arcades spread out across Yakuza Kiwami 2, and they feature popular SEGA arcade titles to play. The side quest takes you to several locations, but my favorite part involves beating his record in Virtua Fighter. As a way of apologizing, the man gives Kiryu a staggering amount of yen, bragging about his enormous wealth. While walking around the streets of Kamurocho, Kiryu is bumped into by an eccentric and wealthy man. Having an issue breaking into the comedy scene? Well, one swift punch from an ex-yakuza officer should solve that problem. This is a very brief and simple side quest, but truly represents Kiryu’s problem solving skills. When Kiryu discovers a pair of stand-up comedians down on their luck, he fixes the problem the only way he knows how by beating one of them up. As the photographers egg Kiryu on to remove his shirt, he decides to just go for it.
With nothing to lose, he heads inside and quickly realizes he has bitten off more than he can chew. In this brief side quest, Kiryu is approached on the street and asked to be a model. The Best, Weirdest, and Oddly Sexual Side Quests in Yakuza Kiwami 2 In the Name of Art If you’re currently playing Yakuza Kiwami 2, you might want to finish it up and come back to read this list later. While nothing from the main narrative of the game will be spoiled, you might want to experience some of these side quests firsthand. Note: These sub-stories are found throughout the entire game, and therefore you should consider this spoiler territory. With that said, here are my picks for the best sub-stories Yakuza Kiwami 2 has to offer. But to not acknowledge their hilarity, unique qualities, or overall silliness would be a shame. Honestly, I think the sub-stories are the best part of any Yakuza game, and they should be recognized. Regardless of the gameplay, the sub-stories in Yakuza Kiwami 2 are some of the weirdest quirkiest, and downright Japanese tales I’ve ever witnessed. Some sub-stories are as simple as helping a person in need, whereas others require long series of requests and activity. Although the main stories in Yakuza veer into weird territory without fail, its in the “sub-stories” where the game really lets loose. Although the main stories told in this franchise are often quite good, the best narrative content is usually found in the side quests. When it come to the Yakuza franchise, I’ve played quite a few of them in the past two years.
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