One Piece Odyssey Trophy Guide

Trophy Roadmap:

Difficulty: 4/10
Estimated time to platinum/100%: 45 – 55 hours
Missable trophies: None
Glitched trophies: None
Difficulty related: None
Playthrough: 1

Introduction:

Welcome to the One Piece: Odyssey Trophy Guide!

Embark on a new adventure on the perilous Seas of the Grand Line, a dangerous and mysterious place full of new experiences. While the Crew of the Thousand Sunny hunt for the Treasure One Piece, left to the world by Pirate King Gol D. Rogers they encounter a strange island and end up having to make emergency repairs to the ship and encounter more than they expected. Join the latest adventure of the Straw Hat Pirates on the island of Waford, taking them to familiar settings, seeing old friends and encountering deadly adversaries, in One Piece Odyssey.

Roadmap:

Step 1: A New Adventure on the Island of Waford

During this stage, you will be tasked with exploring the island and learning what this mysterious island the 5 Elder Stars were talking about. Your journey will take you to both familiar lands and new dawns, on your quest for the legendary treasure One Piece.

You’ll be earning these trophies:

Final Chater Clear
Chapter 1 Clear
Chapter 2 Clear
Chapter 3 Clear
Chapter 4 Clear
Chapter 5 Clear
Chapter 6 Clear
Chapter 7 Clear
Chapter 8 Clear
Victor
Escape is Victory

Step 2: Clean up

For this stage, you will want to complete everything that you can that will not take you a mass amount of time, the idea here is that you will be left with the more grind-based trophies for the final stage of the game. Here is all about getting the easier and more “Grounded” trophies, rather than focusing on getting the harder stuff done.

During this step you’ll earn these trophies:

Pit Stop Pro
Bounty Hunter
Certified Fray Fixer
Top Cook
Trick Ball Whiz
Treasure Hunter
Challenge Enemy Beginner
Battle Master
Journeyman Cook
Trick Ball Beginner
Chasing Champion
Craft Enthusiast
Jewelry Master
I Smell an Adventure!
Journeyman Hunter
Fixed a Fray
Party Animal
Collector
Cube Collector: Luffy
Cube Collector: Zoro
Cube Collector: Nami
Cube Collector: Usopp
Cube Collector: Sanji
Cube Collector: Chopper
Cube Collector: Robin
Cube Collector: Franky
Cube Collector: Brook
Savings Savant
Bond Battler
Singular Strike
Gum-Gum Rocket
Iron Door Slicer
Usopp’s Slingshot
Archaeologist’s Appraisal
Cook’s Nose
Treasure Sensor
Franky Skywalk
Escape is Victory

Step 3: The Grind!!

Although this stage is referred to as “The Grind!” it really isn’t that bad if you made proper use of everything until this point. What this means is you should be a decent level, maybe so far as 15 levels off the trophy which is highly achievable here with a limited grind. Other things you should be left with are the harder fights which include the stronger enemies.

During this step you’ll earn the following trophies:

Odyssey Master
High Leveler
Challenge Enemy Conqueror
Bounty Hunter
Challenge Enemy Beginner

Tips and Strategies:

The World Of One Piece and its Heroes:

One Piece is a massive and ever-growing world which follows the exploits of a band of heroic pirates known as the Straw Hats. These are named so for their captain’s Straw Hat which symbolises more than the rally to arms. The goal of this crew is a simple one but something only one band of free men has charted before, find the Legendary Treasure One Piece left behind by the former Pirate King Gol D. Rogers. On this adventure, they encountered resistance from both sides of the law, the Marines whose job it is to subdue pirates, and the Pirates whose goal is to find Rogers’s Treasure. Encountering no end to the foes sent against them and prevailing despite the odds The Crew of the Straw Hats finally encounters the Mysterious Island of Waford where not everything is as it seems and the history they forged comes full circle.

Controls:

The Controls in the game consist of either an Exploration mode or a Combat mode, each with different ways of maintaining how to play, below you can find a breakdown of the two different control schemes.

Images found on Google Search.

NOTES!:

One Piece has always had its aspects touch the hearts of fans, however, having to play through them with a more personal feel to the characters in Odyssey might be difficult at times. Be aware that some sequences can feel harder to sit through, having played through the game to them than just watching the anime or reading the manga.

There are spoilers throughout this guide, be warned!

It should be noted, the author of the guide did not go Cube hunting, upgrading abilities, setting many things in the upgrades or anything that would be considered “Making the game easier”. The reason for this is to see how much it would take to get the game done without the added benefit of the other things.

World Modes:

Within the game, there are 2 world states the first being Exploration and the second being Combat. This is much the same as other JRPGs out there, however, this is set against the backdrop of the world of One Piece.

Exploration:

Roughly 90% of the game will be experienced in this mode, where you will be running around your environment collecting Side Quests, finding items of use and engaging in combat.

This isn’t all there is in One Piece Odyssey, there are a number of things that are only available within the Exploration mode of the game, such as:

• Saving
• Setting Equipment
• Upgrading Party Members
• Purchasing or Selling at General Stores
• Using Explorative Abilities.

Combat:

Although there are a lot of battles throughout the world of One Piece you can determine how this plays out, and who you have to battle by your side. Because the game is a Turn Based strategy the way the combat takes place is depend on who goes next.

During Battle, you will have 4 of your possible crew members to use, who they are is entirely up to you. The placement of these characters and enemies is more of a randomised result and battles can take place in over 4 arenas (sometimes a 5th but that seemed rare) which can be comprised of enemies, allies, or both. In order to win you must defeat all the enemies in the battle, you could always run away but that is not really a very good outcome considering you are a Straw Hat Pirate.

At points in the story, you might also gain Guest members who are non-controllable characters. They are normally pretty powerful and should be used if you are having difficulty in combat. Below is a list of them:

• Adio
• Jinbe
• Crocodile
• Trafalgar Law
• Sabo
• Cavendish
• Rosinante Donquixote

Although that is said you can’t control Guests in any way or even heal them, they really are at their own mercy.

Battle Bonuses:

Occasionally in battle, you will get some optional conditions, these are things that you should really attempt to complete as they will provide you with additional resources and EXP, below are 2 examples:

Most of the time these are really simple and easy to achieve, however, sometimes you will get some really rotten ones where you are asked to do something in a set time or not let an ally fall in battle. When you get one of these just try your best, these mostly happened to the author in the Sky Tower.

Final Notes:

It should be made painfully clear that just because the game gives you a character to control you do not need to actually use them to fight with. If you use the R1/L1 buttons you can cycle through your active battle party, remember this will give you the edge in the battle that you need, don’t just focus on the individual the game gives you… …”Look for what you can do!“

Fast Travel:

Within the world of One Piece Odyssey, there are a number of ways to navigate the world, however, one of the fastest to get around a single location has to be Fast Travel which is unlocked during Chapter 2. This will require you to find and interact with the Yosia Sign Posts (Seen below). Once you have, you can travel to that location using Yosia Travel.

Similar Fast Travel points are located throughout the game, an example can be noted below:

• Alabasta – Crab Movers
• Water 7 – Yagara

Save Points:

Unlike other games in the One Piece universe, this interaction features a manual save which will double as a checkpoint to respawn you when you load into the game. They are scattered pretty generously throughout the game and you can normally backtrack to your closest location without pushing on through the enemies to get to the next. It will provide you with a total of 20 manual saves which you can use to document your adventure, it is highly advised to not repetitively overwrite the same as if you get to a point where you need to power up you might be out of luck. For this reason, it is advised to alternate between two or three slots to save, this will enable you to have backups as you go through the story and give you a point which you can return to in order to power up. Below is an example of the Save Point.

Combat cheats?

Although not really a “Cheat” there is something you can do to get through combat encounters with some relative ease. This however will not be available until you get some skills, the skills you need are:

• Chopper: Heal and Cure Single. The area Heal and Cure are better but take some work.
• Nami: Mirage Tempo.

Using these skills you can have nearly any other 2 party members and manage to take down tough enemies. The way you utilise them is to have them in an area without enemies, this will mean they can stay safe and act as supporting units. The other 2 members of the party will need to be in full combat with the enemy, utilising powerful attacks. This strategy doesn’t matter if the enemy is weak or Strong to the attackers, a recommended attacker is Luffy with either Zoro or Sanji acting as the backup/ Decoy.

All you need to do is cast Mirage Tempo on one of the units each turn if they are not attacked in that turn pick the other, this will keep Nami safe and out of the line of fire while providing a guaranteed miss on the attacker who has the Mirage applied. Remember it only lasts 1 attack so recharge it if the unit is attacked. As for Chopper using his healing you should be able to keep your 2 attackers alive if they take damage each turn. It won’t matter if it is a lot of health they have lost or a small amount just healing. Using this strategy it’s possible to take down most if not all the strong enemies who really pack a punch.

Farming Resources:

Although a little crude for the simpleness of the game there is a farming method for “ALMOST” all resources. These rules come with exceptions and it is for everyone to work them out for the resource they are hunting for. The basic idea is you find the item you are looking for, collect it and run to the nearest save. Once there make a save and quit to the Main Menu, simply load the data you just made and head back out to recollect it and save again, rinse and repeat as necessary until you have the desired amount. On PS5 this shouldn’t take too long with the SSD and the processing power. It is highly advised to do this with the Rarely found resources like the Ringing Apple as there were only a handful of places this was located at the publication of the guide. Not all items, as stated above will follow this pattern, and resources from monsters and chests will break this, be warned!

NOTE:

Resources are randomly spawned in the world so it can vary as to what you get. A method that was proven was to collect absolutely everything in an area and then reload the area by travelling or the above save and quit method. It is down to personal choice but the author found the above method more reliable and faster than running around an area, the only two items that were troublesome for the author to locate were Ringing Apples and Spicy Urchins, both of which were found in Water 7 (Image reference Below). There was a third item, which was Rock Bear Arm, which is a monster drop and can be troublesome, however, there is a bear in the Desert Cave in Alabasta (Image Below)

General Tips:

• Save Often. There is an auto-save but try not to rely on it!
• Don’t rely on the game to give you all the instructions, sometimes experimentation is needed
• You have 20 Save Slots
• The story does an annoying job of locking you into completing events with giving little to no free-roam. That being said this only seemed to be relevant in the early game.
• The Combat can be a little overwhelming at times. If this is the case try levelling up and storing TP to use some powerful moves
• Luffy’s Aim mode can be used for more than just Gum-Gum Rocket, you can use it to break things at a distance or even pick up items found on the ground.
• Want a Preemptive strike but the enemy keeps noticing you? Stand some distance from them probably on the edge of their sight range and wait for them to move to you. Use Aim mode (L2 Button) when they get close and you will be ignored if done right, simply wait for them to go away and run up behind them.
• You do not take Fall Damage
• None of the Crew can swim, granted some of them have the restriction of not being able to but the others can not either.
• There are two kinds of enemies that you will encounter. The standard enemies, and a “Wild” variant who will be stronger.
• Utilise the Colour of Observation Haki ability, which is activated using Triangle. With this, you can find things hidden in the world as well as locate enemies who will grant you higher EXP.
• You can switch to a different Playable protagonist at any time in exploration mode. Each member of the Straw Hats has unique attributes which will make them valuable to play as, try experimenting. There are trophies for these so please refer to them, the only exception being Soul King Brook.
• Adio’s House is a safe zone where you can build a camp, Party to get bonuses, or head to different areas of the island.
• Take advantage of the Bonus conditions in Combat
• Whenever you can use the Party function. It will help with levelling up
• Auto-Battle can be useful, however, if used carelessly it can cost you valuable equipment
• If your main attack party falls in battle you will be able to call up your sub-party members
• If you die in battle you will be returned to the main menu
• Utilise the Fast Travel mechanic when needed.
• Sanji can’t attack female characters
• Zoro can use a map… …Kinda
• You can not play as Franky or Brook in the open world
• Level 99 is the max level you can achieve, after this, you will need to power up using Fused accessories.
• If you are high enough level most enemies will ignore you and you can pass through areas unhindered. There are, as always some exceptions.
• If you have Guests in your party it won’t matter if they are still alive, if your controllable party members fall it’s Game Over.
• Remember to Power up your character. Don’t just get cubes for characters and equipment that you can use and leave them sitting there, KEEP YOU PARTY POWERED!
• “Straw Hat Specific” things like Sanji’s Chef’s Nose or Nami’s Treasure Sense can be utilised if you are not playing as that character. The character in question will pop up a speech bubble at the side of the screen. This is a prompt to use that character if you are not.
• Although not a “Tip” it’s worth knowing that the menu and maps load rather poorly in Water 7 (Chapter 4) and Dressrosa (Chapter 8) on PS4. As an educated guess, this might be to do with how much is packed together in such “Small” areas.

Trophy Guide:

Odyssey Master The Mark of a True Adventurer

Your adventure on Waford might be over but there are plenty of adventures yet to have on your journey to find One Piece.

High Leveler Got everyone past level 70.

This trophy can be a little “Misleading” this is only because when you start the game you start at Level 40 and then get bumped down to Level 1. From there you will need to make up all the levels to get you to level 70 with each member of the Straw Hat Pirates and believe it, some are harder than others. There are a bunch of easy ways to do this, however, by the time you make it to the end of the campaign and have bested the boss you should be somewhere in the range of Level 50 – 60 with all members. This means that you should only need to grind out like 20 or so Levels at the most, this is a lot easier job than grinding for hours in the early stages. To make it more effective the Party bonus should be applied, this means 2 important things. First, you will get more EXP for winning fights, the second is the Battle bonuses. If you happen to get a Battle Bonus Constraint, like outlined in the tips at the top, you can get a massive boost to EXP.

Personally the best way, and to help not burn you out while doing this is heading over to Sky Tower and making your way through slowly getting all the Battle Bonuses you can while under the effect of the Party Bonus. The other main way you can do this is by finding a Challenge Cube enemy who is not too bad for you to take on and farming them. Do remember, however, each time you fight them and beat them they will return stronger.

Challenge Enemy Conqueror Defeat all the powerful challenge enemies twice or more.

These are the characters that you fought throughout the game and are comprised of all the major bosses, you can however only access them once you have finished the campaign. There are only 11 of them but beating them twice can be a real challenge. Below is a breakdown of the enemies who you will need to fight in order to obtain this trophy.

That being said this is far easier said than done. Each of these opponents will need a strategy to beat, for example using Luffy against Aokiji is not a recommended move as Luffy is weak to his attacks. Instead of outlining a working strategy for each fight, because everyone will have a different party layout, it is best to work with what you know about the enemies. Below you can find the Weakness to types ring. This should be used to work out a strategy that can take on the enemies, you should have a good idea from when you fought them in the story as to how to take them on but remember they are more powerful than the story and your first encounter.

Final Chapter Clear Cleared the final chapter.

STORY

This final chapter hits hard and doesn’t give a lot of time to pool ideas together if you don’t know what you will be up against prior to committing. It is highly advised that if you are not like Level 55+ to take some time and farm the levels before you head on from the Symbols puzzle. You might be able to last out the coming battles if you have been upgrading and have lots of restoratives, however, it’s best to get the power up as well considering what you will fight.

Once you start off after completing the symbols puzzle you will have to fight the following enemies, don’t worry you can return to the save point just behind you after each encounter.

First Encounter:

• CP9 Kaku
• CP9 Lucci

Second Encounter:

• Donquixota Doflamingo
• Crocodile

Third Encounter:

• Marine Admiral Aokiji
• Marine Admiral Kizaru
• Marine Admiral Akainu

Individually they are not that bad even powered up at this stage, however, when they are together they can prove to be troublesome. The hardest out of these will be the 3 Admirals as 2 of them have a nasty tendency to attack the field rather than the area in front of them, as a personal recommendation it is advised to focus on them in this order:

• Kizaru
• Akainu
• Aokiji

The main reason for this is simple, Luffy using King Cobra has the chance to take Kizaru out within 5 or so rounds, depending on power, Akainu has a nasty power but using a Power type like Sanji or Luffy you stand a good chance. Finally, we have Aokiji who is a pretty tough customer, personally, Usopp was used here and utilising Fire Bird Star and getting Sanji and Luffy to power through him with any fire-based attack worked well.

Finally, we come to the Endgame and the final boss is really no joke. He has control of the divine breath and will abuse the power it has. You should focus on getting your attacks to land on him rather than the enemies in the area you fight in. The reason for this is that he is the one controlling all this, the other things around, are only a decoy and will be respawned if you destroy them. Saying that if you were to destroy them making it so you could move up, that would be a workable strategy. It is highly advised to utilise Power or Technique units for this as you will be against a set of power users. In addition to this having a unit to heal you like Chopper is a highly advised move.

Once you are on to the second stage of the fight there is a slight change but the same rules will apply. The only difference here is that you will have to face the Divine Breath unchained. All you need to do here is beach the monster and unleash some heavy hits into him, when he’s in the air however you will only be attacking the shield. There are images below.

The overall strategy is only to deplete the health however you do that is up to you but be warned the Divine Breath has some truly nasty moves if you are ill-prepared.

Once it has been defeated you will get a pretty lengthy cutscene followed by a final objective to talk to Lim. You will want to tell her you want to Set Sail, this will initiate the conclusion to the game where you need to find all the Straw Hats on Waford and leave. After the Credits and After Credit scenes you will unlock the trophy on the Save Game screen.

NOTE:

Create a “Clear Game Save” here and reloading it will let you return to your adventure and clear up everything.

Pit Stop Pro Cleared all side stories.

Once you have got into Chapter 2, progress until you get the stolen goods back and have opened the gate. Upon opening the gate you will get your first substories, and can actively work on this trophy. Below the substories have been split into their respective areas, for example, all the ones for Waford are located together regardless of when they unlock.

Waford Side Missions:

Alabasta Side Missions:

Water 7 Side Missions:

Marineford Side Missions:

Dressrosa Side Missions:

Bounty Hunter Turned in all bounties.

You are first introduced to Bounties in Chapter 2 once you have unlocked the gate to the marketplace. In this area you will find a Side quest giver by the name of Mediator Marzin, he will inform you of the Bounty Hunting side job to earn you Beli. After he has explained the little you need to know head into the tavern, Spice Bean, which is located just opposite him. Here you will be able to interact with the Bounty Board to undertake different jobs under the bounty hunt umbrella. Once you complete the first one you are given, Evil Bulbro, more will be added to the board. You can accept all that is available if you so wish but be warned some might need you to power up first, below you can find a full breakdown of them, and where you can find them. In addition to this, the stated bounty has been added, however, we will talk about that below.

Alabasta Bounties:

Water 7 Bounties:

Dressrosa Bounties:

As stated above the bounties need addressing, and before you start thinking you will receive the full amount for any of them, know you will not. It’s easier to just show you what you get so the image below will highlight the pay breakdown.

As you can probably guess this is rather pitiful compared to what you get for a lot of fights or can find in the world, however, it will all be worth it at the end when you are getting EXP along with taking these guys down.

Certified Fray Fixer Cleared all Memory Links.

Memory Links are gained by completing Frayed Memoria. You are introduced to them in Chapter 2 on your way across the Desert. This first scripted event where you will only have 3 of your Crew who are:

• Ussop
• Zoro
• Chopper

Utilising these 3 you will need to complete the Frayed Memoria and in doing so you will earn the ability to utilise Memory Links with characters. There is a list below and where to find them:

Although it has not been highlighted you can find them easily by looking for the Pink fist on the Map, like what is shown below.

Sometimes you will also get a ghosted character who is related to the Frayed Memory. There is an image to reference below, they will tell you where to go if you get lost, however, you should have the next location marked on the map.

Top Cook Made all recipes.

Sanji’s Kitchen is unlocked in Chapter 2 once you have met the chef in Nanohana and got the mission to make the Soup. From this point on you will be able to access the Kitchen at any Camp or Tavern throughout the world.

As for this trophy, your requirements are a little stricter than Journeyman Cook, as you are required to make every recipe that Sanji can come up with. For convenience, all the information can be found below along with a gallery of images showing each dish and the stats they provide you with. This is all well and good but some of the resources that you will require will take some time to look for, an example of this is Ringing Apples.

It should be noted that in order to cook anything more than the first 8 recipes you will need to level up Sanji. You can do this by spending the cube fragments that you find in the world for Sanji and increasing his Cook Skill, in total, you will need 6 Fragments.

Trick Ball Whiz Made all Trick Balls.

Much like Sanji being able to cook, Usopp can make something called Trickballs.

Like Sanji, you will need to level Usopp’s ability called Make to create more than the first 5 Trickballs. This will take a total of 6 Usopp Cube Fragments to get it to Level 3 unlocking all crafting options.

Treasure Hunter Opened all the locked treasure chests.

There are 2 types of Treasure Chests in One Piece Odyssey the first is the common standard type that you will probably see and open hundreds of. The second is what this trophy is referencing, these are Locked Treasure Chests and you can only open them once you have gained the key. Below you can see the difference between the 2 Treasure Chests.

Ignoring the fact that the Locked Chests are fancier, upon interacting with one Nami will say something like “Remember this location” or something. This is of course provided you do not have the Key. In order to obtain the Key you must first complete the Quizzes that are throughout Memoria, which are:

• One Piece Odyssey Grand Line Quiz Kid (Alabasta)
• One Piece Odyssey Grand Line Quiz Lady (Water 7)
• One Piece Odyssey Grand Line Quiz Madam (Marineford)
• One Piece Odyssey Grand Line Quiz Mister (Dressrosa)

They are not all that hard and if you need help with them please refer to the respective quiz person above. Once you have completed these, then you will be awarded the key which you can use to unlock the Locked chest. They aren’t all that hard to find and you will probably have stumbled over a few of them just looking around, however, there are some maps below to help you.

Challenge Enemy Beginner Defeat one powerful challenge enemy.

Please refer to Challenge Enemy Conqueror for more information.

Battle Master Won 300 battles.

UNMISSABLE

Much like Victor, you will probably obtain this through the natural progression of the game. There are more than enough opportunities throughout the game to get the trophy and asking for 300 battles is nothing too troublesome.

Chapter 1 Clear Cleared chapter 1.

STORY

This chapter is all about learning the ropes and getting to grips with the game, it is advised to take some time to get to grips with how the combat works and look around the island of Waford to understand the game, however, this is not compulsory.

Once you have spoken to Lim about the secret of the larger Cubes you will be at the end of Chapter 1.

Chapter 2 Clear Cleared chapter 2.

STORY

In this chapter, you will be taken back to one of the Straw Hats most defining moments in the series, full of scorching sands, dry lands, and evil organisations to overthrow. Of course, this is Alabasta the desert kingdom where the straw hats fought the Warlord of the Sea, Crocodile in a campaign to recover the princess’s kingdom and prevent a civil war.

Once you have beaten Crocodile your objective will be to return to Alubarna, which will complete the chapter.

Chapter 3 Clear Cleared chapter 3.

STORY

Within this chapter, you will be battling your next Colossus on Waford. This time you will fight a Wind Colossus, however, you must first do some running around and learn how to Freely enter and Exit Memoria.

Chapter 4 Clear Cleared chapter 4.

STORY

Any true fan of One Piece, and some who are not, will know this sequence in the Manga and Series for one reason or another. The chapter sees you going to the Fountain on the Ocean, known as Water 7. If you know One Piece you will know that the infamous Judital Island of Enis Lobby will accompany this sequence meaning you will have some tough fights ahead, it is highly recommended that you have a save before heading here in case you need to level up, which can be achieved at Waford.

Once you have completed one of the most moving sequences in One Piece you will get some free roam where you can complete miscellaneous things such as Bounties, Side Missions, and exploration of Water 7. When you are ready head to Dock One and complete the Chapter after a few little sequences.

Chapter 5 Clear Cleared chapter 5.

STORY

This chapter will take place on Waford and have you taking on the Water Colossus. This can be a kind of a tough fight but utilising some of the Trick Balls here is an advised method, along with the Nami/ Chopper strategy highlighted in the Tips and Strategies section above.

Chapter 6 Clear Cleared chapter 6.

STORY

This chapter is one that is far faster paced than anything you have done in the game until this point, the game will even prompt you by asking if you are sure you are ready for it as it’s just a continuous battle. If you haven’t worked it out yet this is the Paramount War, you should be around Level 40 if not just under to have a simpler time with this mission. The War of the Best is a difficult challenge that will test everything you know about the combat mechanics and then some.

Chapter 7 Clear Cleared chapter 7.

STORY

This is your final challenge in Waford, for this, you will need to conquer the Flame Colossus. This is the toughest of all the ones you have fought and it is highly advised to save before you head to the beach. Once you have beaten it head back to Lim and complete the chapter.

Chapter 8 Clear Cleared chapter 8.

STORY

Unlike your other adventures in Memoria, this one is a fresher wound for the Straw Hats or at least some of them. Originally only five of the nine members set foot on the island and ended a tyrants Rule, this time all crew members are present for a decisive battle under caged skies. Enter the island of Dressrosa and confront the ruling force of the Donquixote family in the climax to Memoria. For the most part of this chapter, you shouldn’t have too much trouble, once you reach the Sunflower Fields is where things will start to get problematic. The main reason for this is you will be confronted by and forced to fight a Black Knight with limited characters. For this encounter, you will want to utilise the guest character, who you have and be stocked with healing items on the off chance you need them.

Journeyman Cook Made 10 recipes.

Please refer to Top Cook for more information.

Trick Ball Beginner Made 10 Trick Balls.

Please refer to Trick Ball Whiz for more information.

Chasing Champion Fused 30 accessories.

Please refer to Jewelry Master for more information

Craft Enthusiast Fused 5 accessories.

Please refer to Jewelry Master for more information

Jewelry Master Made an accessory with 4 effects.

For these trophies, you will need to get Robin to construct accessories that you can equip and power your characters up. You will first get the ability after completing Alabasta, which is Chapter 2. The Chasing Champion and Crafter Enthusiast trophies will come through the natural progression of making new accessories, however, Jewelry Master is a little more complicated. For this trophy, you will need to make an accessory that has 4 traits, which is only achievable once you have progressed past The War of the Best, Chapter 6. After Chapter 6, Robin will have all levels of the Fuse Skill available to upgrade which is what you will need in order to make an accessory that meets the criteria.

As with Sanji’s Cook Skill and Usopp’s Craft Skill you will need to add 6 Robin Cube Fragments into the skill. Once you have, head over to a Tavern or a Camp and use the option to Fuse, if you are at a camp then you can find Robin next to the machine below.

After this it is just a case of making a powerful piece of equipment that your characters can benefit from, it is advised you play around and see what you can come up with as it is pretty open to what you create and the power of the individual accessories. Remember that you need to make 30 in total and 1 with at least 4 effects.

I smell an adventure! Cleared 10 side stories.

Please refer to Pit Stop Pro for more information.

Journeyman Hunter Turned in 10 bounties.

Bounties are introduced in Chapter 2 as a side Quest line, once you have opened the gate into the Marketplace. After you have spoken with Mediator Marzin he will tell you that you can accept bounties from the Bounty Board/Job Board in the Spice Bean, see images below.

Mediator Marzin will inform you of the first target to go after which is Evil Bulbro, conveniently located down the street from the Spice Bean.

Just beat them, which they are easy, and Mediator Marzin will show up and collect them to hand them over to the Navy. Once you have got through the conversation you will be able to accept some new bounties from the board, for more information please refer to Bounty Hunter.

Fixed a Fray Cleared 5 Memory Links.

Please refer to Certified Fray Fixer for more information.

Party Animal Had 30 parties.

Once you return to Adio’s House from your quest to find the first cube you will be introduced to Camping. This mechanic is an optional addition throughout your adventure but one that is highly recommended to utilise. The main reason is the Party function, this will Fully recover the Crew and increase the EXP gain by 30% for 10 battles. For this trophy, it requires you to Party a total of 30 times, which is more than worth it when you are able to. Below is an image of what you are looking for to camp.

It should be noted that the Camping function has more bonuses than just Party, you can also:

• Cook
• Construct Trick Balls
• Fuse Accessories
• Change your Outfit
• Read the Encyclopedia of Monsters and Events

Collector Collected 99 Yaya Cubes.

Please refer to Cube Collector: Luffy for more information.

Cube Collector: Luffy Collected 50 of Luffy’s cube fragments.

Cube Fragments are first obtainable once you have Met Lim and she has stripped most of the Straw Hats of their powers while fighting the Fire Colossus.

In order to get these trophies you will need to obtain the set amount that is requested, fortunately, it is reported that there are more cubes than needed per character, and Luffy is one of these.

All the following trophies will be included in the maps:

• Collector
• Cube Collector: Luffy
• Cube Collector: Zoro
• Cube Collector: Nami
• Cube Collector: Usopp
• Cube Collector: Sanji
• Cube Collector: Chopper
• Cube Collector: Robin
• Cube Collector: Franky
• Cube Collector: Brook

Cube Collector: Zoro Collected 50 of Zoro’s cube fragments.

Please refer to Cube Collector: Luffy for more information.

Cube Collector: Nami Collected 30 of Nami’s cube fragments.

Please refer to Cube Collector: Luffy for more information.

Cube Collector: Usopp Collected 40 of Usopp’s cube fragments.

Please refer to Cube Collector: Luffy for more information.

Cube Collector: Sanji Collected 40 of Sanji’s cube fragments.

Please refer to Cube Collector: Luffy for more information.

Cube Collector: Chopper Collected 30 of Chopper’s cube fragments.

Please refer to Cube Collector: Luffy for more information.

Cube Collector: Robin Collected 30 of Robin’s cube fragments.

Please refer to Cube Collector: Luffy for more information.

Cube Collector: Franky Collected 20 of Franky’s cube fragments.

Please refer to Cube Collector: Luffy for more information.

Cube Collector: Brook Collected 6 of Brook’s cube fragments.

Please refer to Cube Collector: Luffy for more information.

Savings Savant Obtained a total of 20,000,000 berries.

Considering how you get money in the game you will probably obtain this through naturally progressing. It should be noted that you do not need to hold this much only have gained this much, so spend all you would like on resources, equipment and the like.

Bond Battler Activated 20 Bond Arts.

Bond Arts are attack-based skills that you gain by completing the final part of a Frayed Memory, for the members who take part. They take up your Bond Gauge instead of the TP power, which is gained by attacking enemies/ defeating them or working as a team. Using 20 of these is easy to do and you shouldn’t need to worry about it too much as there are plenty of opportunities, however, it can be more beneficial to attack strong enemies like the Challenge Cube enemies or bosses with these moves.

Singular Strike Did more than 10,000 damage to an enemy with a single attack.

Despite when you initially start the game your attack power and damage are pretty low in comparison to what the Straw Hats should be outputting, this will increase as you get through the game. It is advised to get to around Level 50+ and have most if not all the skills at your disposal. The reason for this is that higher skills will output more damage on the enemies who are weak. A personal recommendation is to utilise Luffy against one of the Jura Chou on Waford. Against this enemy using the Gum Gum King Cobra deals over the damage you will need. That being said it is easy to come across this Trophy by just naturally playing the game.

Gum-Gum Rocket Traveled with Gum-Gum Rocket 100 times.

This is a simple trophy that is unlocked when looking for the missing members of your crew and making your way to Nami. During this section, you will be introduced to the Traversal mechanic Gum-Gum Rocket which allows you to move around to different sections of the map. To perform Gum-Gum Rocket you will need to enter Aim Mode using the L2 Button and move the target cursor over to a grapple point (See image below). Once you are happy press the Rocket button which is the R2 Button. Do this another 99 times and the trophy is yours.

It should be noted that you shouldn’t farm this until you have actively completed the game, as it will take you a good amount of time to obtain it as your first trophy. For this reason, it is best to complete the campaign and get as many as you are able to along the way, which might be enough.

Iron Door Slicer Cut 20 doors with Zoro’s Door Slice.

Once you have recovered your first cube from the story event you will eventually arrive at a gate. At this point you will learn about switching playable characters, this is where Zoro’s Cut will be utilised. All you need to do is stand in front of the gate and press the interaction button, this will make Zoro cut the gate and you will be able to pass. Do this 19 more times and the trophy is yours, if you are struggling to find doors try heading to the Tower of Law in Water 7, you can find 12 or so there. Below is an image for you to reference.

It should be noted that Gates are not the only thing that Zoro can cut, during chapter 2 you can interact with the man sitting on the floor in the Baroque Works Hidout and gain the skill to cut tough boxes, there is a reference image below:

Where these will not count for the trophy they will reward you with materials and Yaya Cubes, so it is worth doing.

As an afterthought, it is worth noting that if you can not cut a door you might need to upgrade the skill, you can do this by spending Zoro Cube Fragments on the Feild Skill Door Slice (See below), it will cost 3 fragments but you can take them off again after if you don’t want the skill.

Usopp’s Slingshot Used Usopp’s Shot 100 times.

Introduced in Chapter 2 as a progression mechanic, the first real instance you will want to use it when you start Chapter 2, after entering Nanohana, and prior to learning about it. The main reason for this is there are plenty of items that are high up, which for some reason Luffy cannot use, there is an image below to highlight these. Although you will get the objective to shoot down 10 nuts for the Navibird once you meet him it is always good to get some practice in prior.

All you need to do is use aim mode with the L2 Button and shoot with the R2 Button when the target is overlapping the point. There are quite a lot of these points throughout the level so you can get a good number of them here but there are plenty of opportunities throughout the game.

Archaeologist’s Appraisal Robin collected 20 items with Archaeologist’s Appraisals.

During the story events in Chapter 4, you will come to a Library looking area where Robin will learn some key story plots and gain the Appraisal skill. There is an image below to help.

All you need to do is go and interact with this scroll and quill-looking icon, once you have done it your first time all you need to do is do it 19 more times.

Cook’s Nose Sanji collected 25 items with Cook’s Nose.

This is introduced as a story element in Chapter 2, once you have headed to the Spice Bean after you have opened the gate you will be asked to make a soup, Sanji being the Straw Hats Cook will take centre on this. With this, he will gain the ability to find ingredients, see the image below.

While playing as Sanji you will be able to locate these little Fish icons throughout the world, which relate to an ingredient. Interact with them a total of 25 times to get the trophy

Treasure Sensor Nami collected 25 Items with Treasure Sensor.

Much like Cook’s Nose, this will be unlocked in Chapter 2. This is after you have beaten the bandits that stole your resources in the desert, you will get introduced to Nami’s Treasure Sense.

As the image above shows, you can see that the icon is a Beli mark, which is fitting for Nami. All you need to do is run around as Nami and locate these a total of 25 times and the trophy is yours.

Franky Skywalk Built a bridge 10 times with Franky Skywalk.

This is unlocked in Chapter 5 when you are hunting for the next Colossus. To do this Franky will need the required materials which are:

• Steel Bolt/ Wotz Steel Bolts/ Carbon Bolts
• Junk

With this in mind, it should be noted that the materials can be different as they need to “match the bridge”, to highlight this they have been named above. All you need to do is build a total of 10 Bridges which is an easy task and you have probably come across a few of them already by this point.

Steel Bolts:

These are common bolts found in a lot of places, however, there is a vast quantity in Dressrosa if you need to farm some.

Wotz Steel Bolts:

These are the rarest bolts that you can find in the game and are needed for a grand total of 1 bridge, which is located in Marineford. Fortunately, the bolts you need are located between your starting point and the bridge and are in barrels.

Carbon Bolts:

Although these are relatively easy bolts to get your hands on these can be troublesome if you have beaten the Dressrosa Arc. The reason for this is the Big Toys you fight can drop them meaning you can farm them for both the bolts and EXP before finishing Chapter 8. If on the other hand, you have completed Dressrosa and do not have the toys spawning there are 2 options ready for you. The first is you fight the tougher new enemies in the Sky Tower and hope you get the toys you need, the second way which is far easier is to open chests around Dressrosa which can get you all the Carbon Bolts you need for bridges.

Victor Won 50 battles.

UNMISSABLE

You should get this through the natural progression of the game and you shouldn’t worry too much about this.

Escape is Victory Ran from three battles.

In order to obtain this trophy you will need to actively abandon a battle. You can do this using the Triangle Button and selecting the option to Run Away. Do this a total of 3 Times and you will obtain your trophy. There is an image below showing the menu.

It should be noted that you cannot run away from scripted battles, only the ones that you randomly find in the world, in addition to this you might not be able to run from all fights, keep this in mind!

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