Torneko 1:Shop (Fourth Stage)

The Fourth Stage (Japanese: 第４段階) of the Shop in  Torneko's Great Adventure: Mystery Dungeon. Nina, Paulo, and the workers Ed and Mondo start building a new, bigger store to the east of the house.

It is reached by gaining 3,000 Gold out of the Magic Dungeon.

5,000 Gold is required to reach the fifth stage.

The Mysterious Dungeon is entered by either going south or leaving through the door.

Characters

Inside

Sprite	Character		Notes
	English	Japanese
	Grandma Maggy		Works at the shop. Suggests offering the customers refreshments.
	Grandpa Fawn		Works at the shop. Brought Great-grandfather to the shop.
	Great-grandfather		He is 130 years old and rambles about his family. He mentions his great-granddaughter Lulu. He might know on which floor the Box of Happiness can be found.

Customers and Visitors

Sprite	Character		Notes
	English	Japanese
	Creepy Kid		Advises Torneko to identify staves without a scroll by trying them on a monster.
	Good Ole Boy		Wonders if the treasure of the dungeon is a huge cake with a stripper woman inside.
	Rival Warrior		Asks Torneko how deep into the dungeon he has explored.
	Savvy Doctor		Explains how to find and defeat Trick Bags after they have warped, and that you can let Demonites steal a single arrow.
	Sophia		Complains that the bread the warrior gifted her is Moldy Bread.
	Young Mother		She is thankful for the Eavesdrop Scroll she bought at the score the other day, because it apparently helped her find her child who went missing in the woods.
	Demonite		Looks like a little girl, and is next to the mother, says that no one notices that it had been transformed by a Change Staff.
	Customer (male)		Says that the dealer from the neighboring village is jealous of Torneko.
	Customer (male)		Says that a thief who was using a Numb Scroll to paralyze his victims was caught because he had also lit up the room with a Torch Scroll.
	Stubborn Old Man		Explains that some monsters move at different speeds.

Workers

Sprite	Character		Notes
	English	Japanese
	Mondo		He is worried that Ed might fall in a hole and get hurt.
	Ed		He says he hates winter, but will keep working until spring.
	Popolo		Met the old man again, who told him to tell his dad that a Leather Shield halves the need of food.

In Other Languages

Language		Name
English		Fourth Stage
Japanese		第４段階

References

• Stage name in Japanese.