Info dump on achievements, tips, grinding spots some boss strategies. Others are free to add! (mild SPOILERS)

[Emperor Justinian I]

So let me say that I am kind of surprised at just how little documentation there is in this game. I was able to find some information on this forum, but a lot of this I was really stumbling about trying to figure things out. So it's like the 1990s all over again really, before the internet took off.

So I decided to dump a lot of the information I figured out. FEEL FREE TO ADD information if you know of anything else! I haven't completed the Fantasyscapes yet or gotten 40 Gold/Platinums (and oh boy is that going to be a grind...), but for those few new people who play the game, I hope this helps!


Achievements

Spring Cleaning

Inside Puck Village, go to the northeast part of the main village area, where the small pond is. You have to physically use the mouse to click and drag an item off your hotbar and into the pond to awaken the Spring Fairy. She'll give you items as you get more Gold Medals.


Shepherd of the Weak

To get this Achievement, you have to push the chicken, small chick, and duck that are on the field in town over to the little piece of land on the far right of Puck Village (across the two bridges), and have all three of them on there at the same time. I have no idea if there is anything in game that ever mentions doing this or any in-game reward.


Crayon Level: Six-Year-Old

You will have a picture diary on the main table in Pipiro and Pokkle's house. It fills up as the game goes on. After you defeat the final boss and get to wander, you can look at the picture diary, as there are two pages that only finish filling up after you defeat the final boss. To obtain all the pages, you must also clear the four optional dungeons (the lake dungeon, the desert dungeon, the hill-tree dungeon, and the sanctuary dungeon) where you fight the dragons as bosses. You must also get the pet, as well as see the airplane crash and help fix up the airplane. Finally, I _think_ you need to learn all 4 Charge techniques. I'm not certain if it's necessary before your trainer reveals his identity near the end of the game, or if you can pick up the techniques after to count towards the diary page.


Lost and Fauna'd

To fill out the Bestiary only means you need to see and kill every monster/boss at least once. Thank God, it doesn't require you to actually fill out all the monster drops as well. As long as you go through every route in the game (and the Scorebook shows there aren't any routes you haven't done at least once), you will get the majority of the enemies. You also have to fight and kill all the bosses at least once, including all the dragons and demon generals like Beelzebub. In addition to the normal routes, there are 5 bosses from the Fantasyscapes (4 bosses plus one of them counts as 2 entries). Each Fantasyscape repeats for a total of 4x. You don't have to clear the entire Fantasyscape, just the first loop including killing the boss to count as an entry. Then there are two monsters only seen in the Superi R Labyrinth, Hunter and Guard (see a little below), respectively found in the Easy and Hard labyrinths. Nightlord, 239, is fought in Superi R Labyrinth after getting the Clock, Clock Manual, and Clock Warranty. You need to pay for another Special run, but instead of going down the stairs, there should be a hole in the wall behind the stairs. Vesper counts for 3 entries (Vesper himself, his hands, and you need to kill at least ONE of the blue minions that show up occasionally).

Finally, there are two special 'field bosses' that are colour swaps of the normal Kobold enemy. The first one, Titan, is fought by going up the corridor to where Vesper is at. At the final set of fences, right before where Paradis is collapsed, go RIGHT between the last two fenceposts and it'll allow you out onto the field. Head up and out the top of the map to another area where you can fight Titan. The very last Bestiary entry, Koboltan-X, can only be fought on New Game+. You have to go to Caphias Woods, and go to the Level 00 area. Go through a few screens to the last area (you have to go to the left side of the open plains a couple screens in and destroy a magic statue with wind magic). On the upper-right area of the last screens, there is a large plains with some Kobolds. Kill the Kobolds, then the second wave of tougher Kobolds, and then Koboltan-X appears. When you have EVERY entry in the bestiary, you will likely have to manually open the Bestiary to get the Achievement to trigger (I had to do this).


But You Still Can't Revive Aeris

Late game sidequest. Not sure if it's posted on here, but from the old GameFAQs guide (names are in the old Romajii format, not the translated names)


You CAN Do It

Requires picking up all 50 Aluminum tabs and 10 Aluminum cans in the dungeons and trading them in to Makarl at the Gnome Protectorate late in the game, then equipping all 4 pieces at once

Naga'nna Lie, This is Impressive

You have to clear four optional high-level routes, one each in the four main elemental dungeons (Woods, Volcano, Cave, Garden). I think the levels are rated 28-33. You get a piece of armor each after beating the boss at the end of each route. It is highly, highly, highly recommended to leave the Caiphas Woods boss for last. After getting all 4 Naga pieces, equip them for the Achievement.

Spring Cleaning

This requires you to get 40 Gold/Platinum medals and throw stuff into the pond until the Spring Fairy gives you everything she has. You will get one last information text blurb before getting the Achievement. There are actually 41 routes in the game, so you are allowed to have one imperfect route and will still get the Achievement. Personally verified by me.


Dungeon Strutter

There are four 'Fantasyscape' levels, which are the Level 20 marked routes in the main 4 Elemental dungeons. Believe me, they are not Level 20. You will want to have the full Naga Armor set for them. The Spring Fairy gives out full sets of armor that can be traded in to Reginev in the desert for element-absorbing rings. Of the four main elements, you get the Glaciem (water) ring at 26/27 and I think the Terra (earth) ring last at 36. Not every enemy in their respective dungeons uses elemental magic, but enough that you will be able to rely on the HP absorption to get through more easily. Each Fantasyscape has a randomly-generated floor that you need to run around and find the stairs, and do this 4 times, before fighting the boss. You then need to do this three times more for a total of 4 loops, with the enemies and the boss getting tougher every time. Once you get through all 4 Fantasyscapes and open all four chests, you should get the Achievement. I think I had to open my bag after opening the last chest to prompt the achievement.


True Treasure Hunter

Unfortunately, still glitched. Unless somebody can find a workaround, I assume the only way to get this is to cheat.


My recommended order of Achievements is below. Some of the Achievements can only be done on NG+.

Cherry Topper (Any Playthrough, character memos carries over to NG+)
Crayon Level: Six-Year-Old (Any Playthrough, achieved at end of game)
But You Still Can't Revive Aeris (Any Playthrough, late game)

Rifling Through Alleyways (Apparently has to be first playthrough since one of 3 items is replaced by a CD in NG+ that doesn't count towards this achievement. If you miss it before going into a NG+, it's not an issue. You can just start an outright new game and it can be done really early)

Now You've Done It (Any Playthrough, can be done reasonably early)
Fourteen, Buyin' Up Fifteen (Any Playthrough, can be done reasonably early)
Shepherd of the Weak (Any Playthrough, can be done reasonably early)

Covers Your Ho-Ho-Whole Body (Any Playthrough, Mid-Game)
Somebunny Worked Hard For This (Any Playthrough, Mid-Game)
Ys-y Games Are Just My Type (Any Playthrough, Mid-Game)
The Futility of Time (Any Playthrough, Mid-Game)


Phat Kids (You might not Level up right to 30 in your first playthrough, but 25ish. You can get to 30 on the next playthrough)



NG+

Well, Shoot! (This can be done on a 1st playthrough but it gives a Bromide when completing the shooting game on hard, so no sense in trying to do the feat twice to get the achievement then the Bromide if you can do it once for both).

You CAN Do It (Can be done in a 1st playthrough, but your first playthrough should be spoiler-freeish and more relaxed anyways. When you go through on NG+ you can tally down how many tabs and cans you get in each route so you're not stuck trying to find one last tab in 15 different levels.)


Naga'nna Lie, This is Impressive
Lost and Fauna'd
Spring Cleaning
Dungeon Strutter

(all four of these run sort of concurrent to each other, though you can get Naga'nna Lie the earliest and Lost and Fauna'd quickly thereafter. Spring Cleaning helps with beating Dungeon Strutter)


Ironically, a Gold Star Story
Phonography (if you leave these two until last, doing the other achievements like getting all Gold medals or clearing the Fantasyscapes should help you get a lot of the food required for trade-ins. Otherwise, if you do them after, you may be getting excess food items)


True Treasure Hunter

[Emperor Justinian I]

Item Sacks locations. Increase your bag space by 10. Up to a maximum of 150 space.


Pavel Gardens Alter chest
Caphais Woods Fairy Passage 2F
Mt. St. Kenopi Path to Altar 2F chest
Pneuma's Estate Dungeon End (Original playthrough only)
Klopp Cavern Road to Treasure 1F - have to blow up a bolder
Strange Passage - Upper left of screen
Temple of Espina Hell's Halls 2F chest
Serpentina Royal Passage chest. Right before the stairway that leads up to the end of the level
Klaproth Grounds dungeon 1F chest
Pavel Gardens Purgatory 1F chest
Kropp Cave Purgatory 1F chest


There is a New Game+. You carry over your levels, money, and all the information is retained in your character bios, bestiary, item guide, and Scorebook (so in other words, you don't have to try getting all the character bios or all Gold Medals in one playthrough). If you want to obtain all achievements, you have to do a NG+ regardless, as some of the achievements towards getting some items and fighting some enemies can only be done in a NG+.


The instant you get the Water Scroll (from the Lake dungeon boss), equip it and keep it on basically the entire rest of the game. It restores HP to you every time you attack, so it will be a real big help both during dungeon crawls and against bosses.


When doing Gold/Platinum Medals, it requires you break all boxes. As unfortunate a design choice as it is, in some dungeons there will be a box or two that are 'hidden' out of view against bottom walls, so be sure to spam bullet fire against the bottom walls. Keep your volume up as you can hear boxes being destroyed. If you are like me and have to do multiple runs, you should be able to remember where these hidden boxes are on each dungeon after a few runs.

For the bromides that you get from the photo cut-outs in the four sprite villages, you need to walk around and try lining up a bit and press the confirm button. There is a tiny spot where your character will find the Bromide. You'll probably be spending several minutes if you're unlucky. You may want to switch out characters if you are having trouble, too. A couple of times I switched to Pokkle or Pipiro and found it right away, though that may just be bias.


Diagonal movement is faster than cardinal movement. Not only does this make going through (most) dungeons quicker, but it is a HUGE way to beat bosses more easily. Most bosses have a breath attack and a projectiles-dropping-from-above attack, but the diagonal movement is just about the same speed as the breaths, allowing you to easily dodge them.

Pipori's magic attacks can go out of bounds and through walls. You can exploit this to save yourself hassles during dungeon runs.

Bombs can be 'dragged' off the hotbar across the entire screen. If you're having issues with blowing up turrets without getting damaged, you can drop a bomb from across the screen! Especially useful if there are obstacles between you and the turrets that prevent their bullets from hitting you in the meantime. Or you can even put them just slightly off-screen and therefore you are out of their line of sight, but the bomb's explosion radius still affects them.

There are two monsters in the Superi Labyrinth, Guard and Hunter, 251 and 253 in the Bestiary. Hunter is in the Easy labyrinth, while Guard is in the Hard labyrinth. There is only one monster of each type. To fight Hunter, you will usually go counterclockwise in your dungeon layout to a lower room, while for Guard, you go straight right. While they usually drop currency, their rarest drops are each a Bromine. Annoyingly, once you kill them, to refresh the monsters, you have to physically leave the labyrinth and go out onto the world map, before returning. Merely repeating a labyrinth won't restore the monster.


Grinding spots

These are the personal ones I found for myself. I based them off of being quick and easy to run through with nothing to slow down the run-and-gunning (no terrain difficulties like dim lighting or wind pushing you around, no having to use stuff like the Magnet or Hook, no enormous time wastes like platforms carrying you around)


Early Game

Level 4 run in the volcano. I found I could clear the entire area in about 2 minutes with the Water Jewel


Mid Game

the big room right before Undine Land. Use Venture Wings to teleport to Undine Land, clear out all the monsters, teleport back to Puck, teleport back to Undine Land, repeat. Eggs, Persimmons, Fried Rice

Lake Bottom dungeon. Fried Rice, Sausage


Late Game

Tree dungeon in the hills (Muscat Branch, Smoked Eggs)
Klaproth Holy Ground (Melons, Bone-In Meat)

[Emperor Justinian I]

Trying to trade in food items for the Bromides and Music CDs? First off, make sure you're on a NG+ because some of the Bromides and Music CDs only show up on NG+, and you can't carry over items to a NG+, so you won't be able to get the Achievements on your first playthrough.

The Bromides and Music CDs are all what I call 'Tier 5' items, meaning 10000 Tier 1 items exchange for 1000 Tier 2 items exchange for 100 Tier 3 items exchange for 10 Tier 4 items exchange for 1 Tier 5 item. Don't bother with collecting Tier 1 or Tier 2 items. Tier 4 items can be occasionally found in chests, but don't drop as enemy drops. So you need to collect 100 Tier 3 items to get the Tier 5 item (minus however many Tier 4 items you find in chests).

The Tier 3 items are: Lemon, Cheeseburger, Tangerine, Squid Noodles, Chicken, Strawberry, Smoked Egg, Muscat Branch, Milk, Bone-In Meat, Tuna Nigiri, Melon, Berry Cake, Toasted Riceball*, Rice Porridge

*Toasted Riceball gives you a piece of equipment instead of a CD or bromide, but I put it on here for completion's sake

Though there are some enemies that occasionally drop those as a rare item, the most common drops are from the last few routes of the regular game and from the Purgatory levels (the Levels 28-33 runs in the four elemental dungeons) and some of the other harder optional dungeons.


Tree dungeon in the hills (Muscat Branch, Smoked Eggs)
Klaproth Holy Ground (Melons, Bone-In Meat)
Apleiste Shrine Path to Altar (Cheeseburger)
Hell's Halls (darkness temple) (Lemon, Cheeseburger, Tangerine)
Path to Altar Darkness (darkness temple) (Tangerine, Squid Noodles, Chicken)
Royal Passage/Path to Lair (last dungeon area) (Strawberry)
Klopp Caverns Purgatory (Donut Set, Bone-In Meat, Milk)
Mt. St. Kenopi Purgatory (Persimmon, Bone-In Meat - Common, Miso Mackerel, Tuna Nigiri - Uncommon)
Pavel Gardens Purgatory (Melons, Berry Cake - Common)
Caphais Woods Purgatory (Berry Cake, Rice Porridge, Toasted Riceball)

Probably the most difficult items to grind out for are Tuna Nigiri and Rice Porridge. The enemy that drops Tuna Nigiri in MSK Purgatory only appears 8 times per run, and the enemy that drops Rice Porridge in CW Purgatory only appears 6 times per run.

Cheeseburgers can be grinded out pretty easily. Warp to the actual Altar of the Apleiste Shrine, go down a stairs, then go right into the large battlefield. Six instances I think of the enemy that drops Cheeseburgers.

For the Path to Altar, you'll probably top up on Tangerines and Squid Noodles before you do Chickens. When you only need Chickens of those three items, warp to the Altar, then go down a stairs, go down to the room with all the cannons. There are four of the enemies that drop Chicken. Go down and around some more for a fifth foe.

One of the Bromides is dropped by the Tea Maid, which is the enemy that appears at the very bottom of Pneuma's Mansion, and you fight 5 of them. To kill them, you have to repeat the whole dungeon, and the Bromide is their rarest drop. However, the Tea Maid ALSO appears in the Earth Fantasyscape, and as a fairly common enemy. It IS possible they will drop the Bromide here, which saves you a lot of repeating the mansion, but I CANNOT confirm they drop it here.

Two other Bromides are dropped by the Hunter and Guard enemies in the Superi R Labyrinth. The RNG here seems to be very strange. I probably killed these two enemies a combined total of ~250 times with no Bromide drops, then got the one from the Guard finally, and got the one from the Hunter 3 kills later. That could just be my personal experience, of course.

[Emperor Justinian I]

This entire post is spoilered because it's tips for fighting what are probably the two toughest (optional) bosses in the game.



Fighting Beelzebub

-Make the decision about whether you want to have the Phoenix Down or not to revive yourself on death. Koboltan-X, the other ur-boss, has even nastier attacks, but you can access your menu the entire fight and he doesn't heal after triple-charge attacks so there's no last 100k HP you have to manually whittle down.

-Multi-direction jewel is essential. This can be Dark or Wind orb. I used Dark. Water Scroll is essential as well. When combined with the Water Scroll it will allow you to restore HP while running from Beelzebub in the air. You will only hurt it for 1 or 2 damage at a time, but each hit still heals you.

-Set your pet to Heal only. It won't get very many chances to attack anyways.

-WEAR a piece of equipment that halves wind damage. You can get one from the Spring Fairy after I think 6 Golds. Even if it replaces a piece of Naga equipment, the halving of wind damage easily, easily offsets the lost stats.

-First, you'll want to gradually get used to its moveset. When it's up in the air, you NEED to use diagonal movement for the extra speed. Cardinal direction movement only won't cut it. The biggest thing with Beelzebub is its wind blades (the razor circles, as opposed to its slashes when it's on the ground). It will always use only two windblades to start, which you can generally dodge as long as you have enough distance. Sometimes, it'll follow up with 6-ish windblades. There'll usually be a gap between the last and second-last wind blades, so after you dodge the second-last blade, don't move any further or else you'll run into the last projectile. Sometimes you'll have a difficult time dodging them. Even if you're in a tight spot, try to run in a direction so you only get hit by one of them, as if three of them come at you all at once, all three of them damage you.

-When it falls, wait a little while and stay out of Beelzebub's line of sight. If it doesn't use Big Bang right away, you can move in and use a Triple Charge. The instant you see on-screen the 'Big Bang' text, MOVE! Otherwise, with its regular slices, the Water Scroll should heal damage about as fast as you take it.

-You should always keep Beelzebub in your line of sight, even if it's at the very edge of the screen, solely so you know to dodge if it's going to use its wind blades. The sole exception is if it uses Big Bang, in which case run.

-Triple attack charges are essential. Going in with a full bar of triple attacks is very handy. Figure out how much damage you do to Beelzebub and how much it heals itself. I did about 90k damage total after it healed itself, so I brought in 10 triple attack charges and 2 extra mushrooms for a total of 1.08 million and brought it down to 190k (I got down to 100k after all the other attacks I hit it with). You should have 7 pieces of equipment and five other slots you can use, so that leaves you 3 food pieces. They should all be 100HP healing.

-At the VERY START of the battle, you can cheese it by getting in a Triple attack right before Beelzebub has fully lifted off out of range.

-Overall, using Dark/Wind Orbs + Water Scroll + a piece of wind equipment to half wind damage should drastically reduce damage you take and heal it back.


Fighting Koboltan-X

-Specifically, the golden kobold in Level 00 in Caphais Forest on NG+

-You'll want to have the entire Naga armor collection and Naga Charm/Circlet on for this

-If you didn't already use the Phoenix Down on Beelzebub, here's the time to bring it with you since there is no tough boss remaining after except for potentially the Fantasyscape bosses

-Koboltan-X is considered one of the few 'field bosses' as I like to call them, which means you can access your bag during the fight. That means you can bring up to 150 healing items/mushrooms/etc. The Blood Charm doubles restoration, so I filled up with Healing Potion and temporarily equipped the Blood Charm to get 100 healing points from Healing Potions before swapping back to the Naga Charm.

-It also means you can bring lots of the Triple Charge mushrooms. Koboltan-X doesn't heal after a Triple Charge, so you can cheese him to death entirely with Triple Attacks. At 40 Attack, I think it took me 8 or 9 attacks to kill him.

-Be liberal with healing. If you're not especially good, just open up your bag every time he gets you down to 60 or less and heal. Even if you open your bag, damage still accumulates for a second after, so if he gets you caught in one of his multi-hit attacks, you could go down to 0 while in your bag.

-When he starts counting down, immediately run to the right side of the screen. His Galaxy attack is a multi-damage that hits the ENTIRE screen, except for the very far right end of the arena.

[MP83]

Thanks for the documentation.

[Emperor Justinian I]

UPDATE today: Added some achievements information and my own recommended 'order of Achievements'

Originally posted by MP83:

Thanks for the documentation. :csd2smile:

You are welcome!

I assume that is your Ys Typing video on YouTube. I had some struggles with Levels 6 and 7 and got through to Level 8. I had to look up a video to make sure 8 was the last level, because I didn't want to beat it only to hit a Level 9! It took me like 20 times, but I finally managed to grind out the win today :)

[Emperor Justinian I]

LAST UPDATE: Updated the food grinding tips for Bromine and CDs.

Unfortunately, True Treasure Hunter is in fact still glitched, so I assume cheating the Achievement is the only way to get it.

[aquatorrent]

thanks for all the info! i wonder if true treasure hunter will only unlock if you get all achievements (except rifling through alleyways) in one save file? i wanted to try it but i screwed up on my second playthrough...

anyway, here's some extra info:


Crayon Level: Six-Year-Old

you MUST learn all charge techniques before revealing your master's true name (before unlocking Serpentina) for this achievement to unlock. this is how i screwed up my second playthrough.


Chicken can be farmed in Serpentina's royal passage.


Spring Cleaning

i suggest to skip Pavel Garden's purgatory. that level is hell to gold since you need to use charge mushrooms and all.


You can get free mushrooms from Jiord by talking to him
After obtaining the Earth Idol -> Serpen Ruins - Shimeji
After obtaining the Water Idol -> Lake Tripoca - Nameko


Rifling Through Alleyways

This can only be done after you finished heading to the altar. Info copied from here: https://steamcommunity.com/app/427680/discussions/0/1638662230376674932/#c1645418344565404127

1. Pet Name Tag found on the back left balcony inside Pneuma's Mansion
2. Namingway Tag found behind Pneuma's mansion to the left (you can go between the wall and mansion on the right side and work your way around)
3. Vinyl Boots found in the bottom right Puck forest (cross that bridge to the east end of town, go all the way down until you hit the forest). The vinyl boots can't be acquired like this on new game plus as they are replaced by the Best of the Best (Rest?) CD.


But You Still Can't Revive Aeris

The format is from the gamefaqs guide by alamone: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/pc/567436-zwei/faqs/15519
I localized it and list all Jiord's location from the earliest you can do the side quest (from before getting Wind Idol).

1) Undine Land : Talk to Glana to get a Matching Duds
2) Puck Village: Talk to Liesach (poem guy, south of church) and exchange Matching Duds for Bridal Bouquet.
3) Sylvan Woods: Talk to Ripple to exchange Bridal Bouquet for Fishing Rod.
4) Puck Village: Talk to Brick (item shop) to exchange Fishing Rod for Baseball Set.
5) Salamander's Den: Talk to Vulcan to exchange Baseball Set for Fan.
6) Dapne Desert/Superi R. Labyrinth/Puck Village: Talk to Jiord to exchange Fan for Plum Brandy.
7) Gnome Protectorate: Talk to Rokk to exchange Plum Brandy for Eastern Pickles
8) Puck Village: Talk to Judith (house with eggs, south of hospital) to exchange Eastern Pickles for Glasses.
9) Undine Land : Talk to Rubini to exchange Glasses for Comfy Slippers.
10) Puck Village: Talk to Plum in either Pneuma's Mansion or eastern part of Puck Village (where you triggered the plane crash scene) to exchange Comfy Slippers for Phoenix Down


Beelzebub
You don't need triple attack or any healing pots. Just wear any aegis equipment (I used shoes and armor), the rest is naga equipment. Use water scroll and set pet to heal. My level was 30 when I did this.
When the boss flies, just circle below it while spamming dark orb. If it is out of your sight when it flies, run diagonally. It will eventually crashing down.
When the boss falls, you can use your charged attack on the falling animation.
After it falls, switch to light orb and attack it from a distance. I usually just make sure that he's on the opposite of the screen, whether it's the left or right side.
When its hand is crossed, it'll use Big Bang. Gain more distance and wait until the big bang circle to disappear.
If it runs to you, switch to dark orb to kite and damage it from a distance. It might use Big Bang right after.
Repeat until the boss dies. One thing to note is that the boss can use two Bing Bangs in a row, so you shouldn't get too close.

I used some double attack in between (since I got it for just attacking the boss), but as far as i can see, it will heal the same amount of damage right after, so it's useless.


Controller config for Mt. St. Kenopi Purgatory
steam://controllerconfig/427680/2678401722
Left bumper and right bumper will act as F1 and F2, the rest should be the same, although limited in functionality.


Cherry Topper

you can just talk to everyone in the village after every event. one note is obtained by talking with pipiro:
- before going to the church
- after going to the church, but before going to the shrine
- after going to the shrine
- after obtaining Earth Idol
- after plane crash scene
- after obtaining Water Idol
- after obtaining Fire Idol
- after obtaining Wind Idol
- after obtaining Dark Idol
- after obtaining Light Idol and before placing it to the shrine
- after placing the Light Idol to the shrine (or maybe after Serpentina is opened, i forgot)
- after beating the final boss


The rest of the info can be found in the guide section. I used the gold/platinum guide (checked the wiki linked on the credits too with google translate), food exchange, achievement guide, and pet mini game maps. dungeon level map is useful to check your progression, and 3 memos guide is optional. You can just talk to everyone like I did on my first playthrough and check the missing ones in the guide.

[Long Dick Johnson]

However, the Tea Maid ALSO appears in the Earth Fantasyscape, and as a fairly common enemy. It IS possible they will drop the Bromide here, which saves you a lot of repeating the mansion, but I CANNOT confirm they drop it here.

^ Just confirmed that the Tea Maid drops the bromide in the Earth Fantasyscape. This greatly reduces its farming time! Now if only farming Rice Porridge wasn't an absolute hell.

[Jarkes]

Does anyone have a list of all the Fairy Spring rewards and how many gold/platinum medals you need for each one?

Also I still seem to be missing the body armor piece from the "Heavy" armor set. Not sure where it is, honestly. (I just got the Earth Jewel)

[RPG Gamer Man]

Please write a steam guide for this game and make it achievements. This will really be helpful to people playing this game. I have made several guides and it is quite easy on steam. The only issue is the word limit is 10k, but i doubt you will run into that issue, but i did.

UPDATE: I used some of your information in a little guide i made since you did not make one. Do not worry, i added your name to contributions to the guide. Im afraid this information maybe lost in the future.

[710839155]

you can beat Fantasyscape levels easily with infinite Phoenix feather or replace the boss with a regular monster