Patapon 1+2 Replay PS5 Platinum Guide

PS5

Replay asks you to finish two campaigns on one trophy list, but their materials and evolutions work differently. In the first Patapon, make time for the forge and deploy each class at least once. In the second, build a team that can repeat bosses while you unlock the memories of the three core units.

The PS5 collection combines two PSP originals in one 38-trophy list. The standalone PS4 remasters have separate lists.

Trophy set: 38 trophies in one native PS5 list
Origin: Two games originally released on PSP
Key collection: 9 divine items in the first Patapon

Set up controls and learn to hold Fever

Practice the beat on early stages with the drum guide visible. Enter the pattern and wait for the army’s response instead of overlapping commands. If timing keeps slipping, adjust difficulty or input timing before retrying. For Fever Pitch, choose a predictable encounter where you can hold the rhythm for a minute.

Check which campaign is active: Fever Pitch belongs to the first Patapon.

Deploy the units and clear the first game’s bosses

Rotate classes as you unlock units and deploy each at least once on an easy mission. Creating them in the village is not enough. Save materials for Mogyuun and Baasara and keep a reliable squad for late fights. Check variants such as Dogaeen and Shooshookle before treating the first half as complete.

Use the PS5 list to track Patapon 1 and Patapon 2 bosses separately.

Forge nine divine items in the first campaign

Open Ton Kampon’s forge through the lucky-star hunt. Repeat bosses you can clear without major losses and save any Mytheerial they drop. Take the material to the forge minigame and repeat until you have nine divine items. Keep this tally separate from the two weapons in Patapon 2.

Verify the resulting item after each forge attempt before spending another rare material.

Unlock every memory on the three evolution maps

Advance through the second campaign to pick up all four drums and open branches for Yaripon, Tatepon, and Yumipon. Before repeating a stage, check which memories remain locked and what they need. Babassa, Mogyugyu, and Wagyanba have separate trophies: verify them as you finish the three maps, not just after the final boss.

Check Fear the Spear, Tatepons FTW!, and Danger From a Distance after the last node.

Forge both weapons and finish the remaining bosses

For Ton Kampon in Patapon 2, target level 3 Manboth. Use Mithril for a flawless level-two forge attempt and Adamantine for level three: divine and demon rewards are distinct. Then compare your remaining bosses to the list, including Garl and Dettankarmen, and verify the campaign clear trophy as well.

Confirm Divinely Dangerous and Demonically Dangerous separately.

Trophies to watch

Divine Collection (PATAPON1)

Acquire 9 Divine items.

Collect Mytheerial and use the first game’s forge for nine divine rewards.

Demonically Dangerous (PATAPON2)

Acquire a Demon Weapon.

Choose level three of the Patapon 2 forge and complete it flawlessly with Adamantine.

Fear the Spear (PATAPON2)

Unlock every memory in the Yaripon Evolution Map.

Check Yaripon’s side branches too, not just the evolution of your favorite unit.

Break the Curse (PATAPON2)

Defeat Dettankarmen.

Find Dettankarmen in the second campaign and do not confuse it with the first game’s Gorl.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same platinum as the PS4 remasters?

No. Replay has one PS5 set for both games. Trophies exclusive to the PS4 lists are outside this route.

Are there two platinums in Replay?

No. Both campaigns award trophies on the same list; complete both for The Great Almighty.

Do Fever and the forge require online play?

No. The PlayStation release is offline enabled and single player. These goals concern rhythm, materials, and missions in the two campaigns.

Sources

Trophy lists

Trophy list

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