Patapon Remastered

Patapon Remastered: PS4 Platinum Trophy Guide

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The ending is only the first milestone. The platinum asks you to build an army, unlock Patapolis activities and turn boss loot into equipment. Work on your timing from the first mission: a squad that can hold Fever and defend is more reliable than a stronger squad ordered to attack every beat.

Patapon started on PSP, which has no trophies. This guide follows the 36-trophy offline list in Patapon Remastered on PS4.

  • Original platform: PSP: the original game has no PlayStation trophies.
  • PS4 list: 36 trophies with no online requirements.
  • Divine gear: Nine different divine items.
  • Technical issue: Unlock problems have been reported for the minigames and Divine Collection.

Settle into the rhythm in the early battles

Practice marching, attacking and defending on easy missions. Give the command on the beat and let your army respond before the next sequence. With Fever active, it is easier to tell when a streak breaks. If a story mission stops you, return to a hunt for ka-ching and materials before spending everything on a single warrior.

  • Use an easy hunt to aim for a minute of Fever.

Stop in Patapolis after each new find

Pick up the items that free the minigame hosts and wait for the new Patapon to appear when you get back. Do not immediately start another mission: players have reported unlocking an activity without its trophy that way. If the trophy does not pop, a separate save from before the mission is more useful than pressing on without checking.

  • Confirm all five unlocks, including Ton Kampon’s smithy.

Rotate units and create the required Rarepons

New unit types must see action for Collect Them All!; making them at the tree is not enough. Rotate newly unlocked classes into easy missions and track what you have actually deployed. Keep materials for Mogyoon and Barsala, the two Ultra Rarepons with dedicated trophies, instead of spending them all on replacing ordinary troops.

  • Deploy every unit type at least once and save your rare materials.

Give each boss rematch a purpose

Rotate through bosses you can defeat consistently until you beat a level 10 opponent and build up Mytheerial. Material drops are not guaranteed: a short, controlled fight may be a better investment than one long battle. Once you have the material, head to the smithy and track the distinct divine items you receive.

  • Keep a save before the run of forging attempts.

Isolate trophies that need a smaller squad

Protect a veteran squad while working toward 25 missions with the same unit without rebirth. In a separate attempt, defeat a boss with a single unit type; save the near-win loss for a run where nothing else is at stake. Trophies with conflicting requirements are easier to tackle one at a time.

  • Separate the one-unit-type attempt from the run with one surviving Patapon.

Trophies to watch

Divine Collection

Acquire 9 Divine items.

Count distinct items rather than just the Mytheerial pieces you spend.

Collect Them All!

Use each type of unit at least once.

If the trophy is missing, field a newly unlocked class in a short mission.

Invincible Warrior

Complete 25 missions with a single unit without being reborn.

Use familiar hunts to avoid unnecessary losses during the streak.

Veteran Opponent

Defeat a level 10 boss.

Replay the boss you handle best instead of relying on the final fight.

Frequently asked questions

Does the platinum require online play?

No. Missions, the smithy and Patapolis activities cover the entire list.

What if a minigame unlocks without its trophy?

Reload an earlier save if available, then wait in Patapolis for the character to appear after the mission.

Must everything be done before the ending?

No. Hunts and boss rematches are still useful after the campaign. Backup saves help with the reported unlock issues.

Sources

Trophy lists

Buying the game

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