Finally, there's Rapid Shot, one of his transferrable Skills, which deals over a dozen hits of Gun-based Scratch Damage and is by far the best move to use to defeat Invested Vagabonds.

His basic attack is a four hit combo that ends in a knockdown and does a solid amount of damage by itself, and he's fast enough that he'll likely go first in every fight and have his turn multiple times before the slower participants in battle even get their first turn.

This means that even if enemies resist all three types of normal damage, it's almost never a bad idea to bring Han along anyways, since he can just apply these debuffs on enemies and keep consistent amounts of damage up. Han also has a number of ways to apply negative debuffs on enemies, such as poison and bleed. To begin, Hitman is the only job that can deal all three types of normal damage (blunt, sharp and gun) without needing to rely on Kiwami skills, meaning he can target enemy weaknesses very effectively. While Hitman has no supportive capabilities whatsoever, Han does massive amounts of damage while in this job thanks to a number of beneficial traits.

Joon-gi Han is the strongest party member in the game by a wide margin, but his default ' Hitman' job pushes him into this territory.

Eri, on top of being a Disc-One Nuke, has powerful specials in her Clerk Job (especially Thumbtack Scatter, which can clear encounters in one turn when aimed right), has access to one of the top tier damage dealer jobs, the Dealer, and can use female-exclusive damage Jobs without losing a dedicated healer, and breaks the game's balance for a couple of chapters, since you'll be one party member higher than the three person limit you'll have after Nanba goes turncoat temporarily.

On top of all that, the Shock element is considered the strongest of them all, and the Hero class' Infinity +1 Sword is a horned, golden, spiked bat with an electric aura that can hit multiple times per action, further amplifying Ichiban's damage output into the highest in the entire game. As a boss killer, a random encounter sweeper, and a strong semi-support all in one, Hero is easily Ichiban's best class and the one a skilled player should build towards. It's great in random encounters too, since a well-aimed Mega Swing can take out two or three enemies in one move for a measly 30 MP. It can buff the attack of everyone in the party, revive them for a small amount of MP, and can hit very hard with the Bat Breaker series of moves.

Fitting for being the hero of this story, Ichiban's ' Hero' class is disgustingly strong throughout the entire game.

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