This is a guide on the Turf War in NEO: The World Ends with You (NEO TWEWY). Read on to learn how to earn Scramble Slam Points fast, how to erase Turf Noise, and reign supreme in the Scramble Slam!

Turf War: Scramble Slam Guide

How to Win Turf War

	Turf Noise symbol
	Enemy Team symbol
	Enemy Boss symbol

Turf Wars occur on multiple days throughout the story. The objective of the Turf War is to take control of every area (Street) accessible on that day by clearing the area of Turf Noise or defeating the enemy team.

Earn Points in Scramble Slam for Rewards

Throughout the Turf War, you will earn Scramble Points. You earn Scramble Points by performing Beatdrop Combos on enemies, and for just defeating Turf Noise or enemy team members in general. Collecting enough Scramble Points gives you different rewards at the end of the Turf War.

Current amount of Scramble Points are displayed at top left of screen

You can also view how much Scramble Points you have and how much is needed to earn a reward by going to the Streets menu, through X (Switch) or Triangle (PS4).

How to Earn Scramble Points Fast in Turf War

Defeat Bonus Enemy When Multiplier is High

The bread and butter of earning Scramble Points is by performing Beatdrop Combos in order to raise the combo multiplier (located at the top left side of the screen during combat) to the max of x5. Each Beatdrop adds 0.4 to your multiplier, so you'll need to perform 10 Beatdrops each battle to reach the max multiplier. Afterward, defeat the enemy marked as Bonus in order to combine the two multipliers.

Build Up Beatdrop with Mashups

Mashups are a great way to hit a lot of Beatdrops quickly, as the Beatdrop Gauge pops up with virtually every hit. Use this to help your Scramble Point multiplier reach the max of x5.

Beatdrops and Mashups Guide

Deal High Damage Finishers for More Points

A less noticeable feature of the Scramble Points tally is that stronger finishers give more points, so have 1 or 2 Pins that deal high damage assigned to your party. Also utilize Mashups and Affinity weaknesses for finishers, as both increase your damage dealt.

Pin Affinity Guide

Chain Battle Regular Noise With Turf Noise/Rival Teams

In each area of the Turf Battle, there will be regular Noise (red symbols) and either Turf Noise (orange symbols) or enemy teams (yellow !). Always chain these battles with the max number of chains afforded to you.

Chain Battles Guide

Strategically map out the area's Noise

For example, during the 1st Scramble Slam on Day 6, you'll only have a maximum Chain of 5 during your first playthrough. The 1st area (104 Building) has 10 regular Noise and 2 Turf Noise. Maximize your Chain by chaining together 4 regular Noise to 1 Turf Noise twice, to get the most out of the area.

In areas with enemy teams, chain together the 4 Noise, then immediately go near the enemy team (the battle starts automatically). It will say the Chain is only 4, but the enemy team isn't counted in that tally, so there will be 5 Reductions (rounds).

Week 1, Day 6 Walkthrough

Purchase Chain Extenders then always use max number of chains

After purchasing Chain Extenders in the Social Network, your max number of chains will increase significantly. If your max number of chain exceeds the amount of regular Noise divided by the amount of Turf Noise/enemy teams, remember you can leave then revisit the area to make the regular Noise respawn.

Social Network Guide and Rewards

2nd Scramble Slam Tips

Easier to complete in post-game Chain 16-17 Noise to each Turf Noise in Scramble Crossing Earn 1 Dilaton either way, if team splits up or not

Complete in Post-Game

It's easier to score 400,000 Scramble Points when replaying the 2nd Scramble Slam in the post-game. You can get access to the Ultimate difficulty in the post-game, which will make enemies tougher, thus allowing you to rack up more points and build up the combo multiplier more easily.

You also can replay after purchasing Chain Extenders from the Social Network, allowing you to chain up to 20 Noise symbols.

Chain Noise in Scramble Crossing

Chain 16-17 of the regular Noise symbols to each of the 5 Turf Noise in Scramble Crossing. You'll need to exit and return to the area for the regular Noise to respawn. Doing this will easily score you the 300k points in this area alone.

Should You Split up Team?

You will earn 1 Dilaton either way, if your team splits up or not, but it's recommended to not split up your team, so that you stay at your full offensive strength. Not splitting your team also lets you take over the other areas manually if you need more points, but take note that doing so will make the chapter much longer.

If you revisit the chapter and choose the option that you previously didn't, you will obtain another Dilaton.

Turf War: How to Beat the Mammoth Noise

Difficult for First-Time Encounters

Patchy R&R Noisepedia
Affinity Weakness	Light Gravity Poison

The elephant/mammoth Noise known as Pachy R&R is a fearsome enemy faced in the early level of Day 6. In order to beat this elephant, equip a Pin with a Light, Poison, or Kinetic Affinity and avoid fighting in front of it. Additionally, it would be wise to not chain 2 of these symbols together.

Pin Affinity Guide

Use A Mysterious Gift Pin

A great Pin to use when facing Pachy R&R for the first time is A Mysterious Gift. This Pin has the Poison affinity, which the elephant Noise is weak to, and it deals powerful damage. It's a bit slow to charge up, but so is Pachy R&R.

Avoid Elephant Ground Slam by Going Far From It

Immediately when fighting Pachy R&R, try to find the furthest corner of the combat area. Establishing this area will give you a place to retreat to when the elephant performs its ground slam (which inflicts massive damage). The ground slam always forms in waves of 3, so you'll have time to retreat.

Avoid switching characters while it Attacks

Similarly, you'll want to avoid switching characters while it's attacking with either its ground slam or laser beams. Doing so might cause you to unintentionally switch to a character within the target area of the attack.

Combat Tips and Techniques

List of Scramble Slam (Turf War) Rewards

1st Scramble Slam (Day 6)

Rewards	Scramble Points Needed
Just Keep Swimmin'! (Pin)	60,000
Axion (x2)	45,000
10,000 Yen (x3)	30,000

Day 6 Walkthrough

2nd Scramble Slam (Week 2, Day 2)

Rewards	Scramble Points Needed
What a Shock!	400,000
Dilaton (x2)	300,000
Axion (x2)	200,000

Week 2, Day 2 Chapter Walkthrough

3rd Scramble Slam (Week 2, Day 6)

Rewards	Scramble Points Needed
Stop the Music!	50,000
Dilaton (x4)	37,500
10,000 Yen (x5)	25,000

Week 2, Day 6 Chapter Walkthrough

NEO: TWEWY Related Guides

Tips and Tricks
Game Mechanics
How To Save	How to Change Difficulty
Controls and Best Settings	How to Unlock Ultimate Difficulty
How to Use Scan Function	Social Network Guide
Replaying with Rindo	How to Fix Mixed-up Memories
How to Sprint and Move Faster	All Warp Point Locations
Final Time Attack Guide (Time Trial)
Best Items and Tier Lists
Best Pins to Use	Best Threads for Each Character
Tips and Tricks
100 Percent Guide	How to Earn Scramble Slam Points Fast
All Quiz Answers	List of All Pin Mutations
How to Get Black Cat Ensemble	All Pin Ensembles
List of Uber Pins	How to Get All Graffiti
Pin Affinity Guide	Food Shop Guide
Should You Evolve Pins?	What to Do with Excess Pins?
How to Change Character	--
Combat and Noise Guides
Combat Tips and Techniques	List of Pig Noise
How to Get a Higher Battle Rank	All Dive Locations
Rhyme Dive Guide	How to Perform Killer Remixes
How to Build Up Groove	Chain Battles Guide
How to Reboot Single Use Pins	How to Run Away
Best Pin Combinations	--
Farming Guides
How to Farm EXP	How to Farm Money
How to Farm Friendship Points	How to Increase VIP Level Quickly
How to Farm Pin Points	How to Increase Pin Drop Rates
How to Raise STYLE Quickly	Best Food to Raise Each Stat