The Nony PMP has 13 entries in its full-release “How to Reassemble” list. The sequence and every Packuten value below were read from the device screens shown around 04:37:50–04:38:35 in a public August 7 full-release playthrough.
Use the order for assembly. Use the prices only as a comparison point for your own save.
Nony PMP reassembly order
| Order | Part | Packuten value in checked footage |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Frame | ¥2,310 |
| 2 | Wi-Fi Board | ¥2,770 |
| 3 | Metal Frame | ¥1,850 |
| 4 | Motherboard | ¥3,460 |
| 5 | Display Frame | ¥1,380 |
| 6 | Control Board | ¥2,770 |
| 7 | Display | ¥3,690 |
| 8 | Front Panel | ¥3,230 |
| 9 | Disc Drive | ¥2,310 |
| 10 | Disc Drive Lid | ¥1,850 |
| 11 | Disk | ¥1,150 |
| 12 | Battery | ¥1,850 |
| 13 | Battery Lid | ¥1,380 |
Recorded total: ¥30,000.
The arithmetic is reproducible from the thirteen visible values. It is not a promise that every save or later patch uses the same economy numbers.
The current community-Wiki price conflict
ReStory.wiki currently shows the same individual Nony PMP values and a total parts price of ¥35,100. The listed values themselves add to ¥30,000, which also matches the independently checked footage.
Publishing decision:
- keep the video-confirmed individual values and ¥30,000 arithmetic;
- do not silently repeat the ¥35,100 total;
- keep the overall page status partial until a later build or direct in-game retest confirms whether any hidden or changed cost explains the difference.
This is exactly why the Wiki is used as a research lead rather than copied as the final authority.
If Nony PMP reassembly is blocked
Start with the Notebook count: the observed page says 0/13 before assembly. If you cannot reach 13/13:
- Confirm that Frame, Metal Frame, and Display Frame are three separate entries.
- Confirm that Disc Drive, Disc Drive Lid, and Disk are all present.
- Confirm that the final two entries are Battery followed by Battery Lid.
- If an expected component is dirty, missing, or inaccessible near the Sonic Cleaner, switch to the cleaning-not-working diagnosis instead of repeatedly trying the assembly order.
The order on this page cannot recover a component that has fallen behind a station or disappeared from the bench.
What is verified and what remains open
Verified in the recorded full-release window:
- the 13 named reassembly entries;
- their displayed order;
- all 13 Packuten values shown above;
- a ¥30,000 arithmetic total for that price snapshot.
Not independently verified in this review:
- permanent base prices after later patches;
- sale value;
- license price;
- screw count;
- repair profit or the cheapest acquisition route.
For profit, enter the values from your own save into the ReStory profit calculator. Do not subtract the recorded parts total from an unverified sale figure and call the result guaranteed profit.
Evidence note
The source video is a public, no-commentary full playthrough of the released game. The exact executable build number is not visible, so this page describes the full-release launch window, not an eternal device specification. ReStory Help used local frame indexing only to locate the relevant public footage; no game screenshots or Wiki images are republished on this page.
Last checked: August 10, 2026.
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