PS Vita / PS4
Finish the story festival first so you can complete the catalog and unlock Margaret’s track. In Free Dance, record the song, difficulty, lead dancer and partner. Bond Fevers, costumes and Shopping are the longest parts, so progress those collections together.
Roadmap for the 40 trophies on Vita and the later PS4 list. DLC songs are outside the base route.
- European Vita release: November 6, 2015; the PS4 port came later.
- Free Dance: 27 base songs, including Margaret’s.
- Top difficulty: Unlock ALL NIGHT; the full catalog need not be cleared at that level.
Finish the story and watch the prelude
Work through the festival chapters in order, using a difficulty that lets you see the story without needless retries. Check the events before the prologue in the story menu as well. Historian tracks watched events, not just cleared dances. After finishing the story, open Shopping and check the newly available items.
- Watch any story events still marked unseen.
Unlock Margaret's track
Buy the Spiral Brooch from the shop’s item tab, then leave Shopping to trigger the scene. Confirm Electronica In Velvet Room is in Free Dance. Clear all 27 base tracks at least once. Easy works for the catalog; save a familiar song for the Hard accuracy trophy.
- If the Database stays incomplete, check the prelude, Margaret and Free Dance clears.
Log Bond Fevers by pairing
In Free Dance, check the partners offered on your selected difficulty. Hit the Fever rings and clear the song, tracking the scenes seen on valid attempts. For Nanako, mark both lead performances and partner appearances; some combinations need a particular difficulty. Then track Yu and Rise, Chie and Yukiko, Yosuke and Teddie, and Naoto and Kanji the same way.
- Use Time To Make History on Easy and Dance! on Normal for Nanako’s respective auto-partner appearances.
Split accuracy, combo and failure attempts
Choose a short or familiar track for Full Combo and King Crazy on a comfortable difficulty. For Perfectionist, move to Hard or above and focus on the Perfect percentage rather than trying to force an unbroken combo. Do the intentional failure separately from a partner attempt, which needs a successful clear.
- Confirm the required result before switching tracks.
Make shop repeats count
When you need more money, play tracks still missing a pairing and put a different costume on the lead dancer. Buy costumes, items and accessories through their respective tabs. A purchase alone is not enough for Costume Coordinator. Before finishing, watch a replay through Score and check for a missed item or pair.
- Clear a song with a changed costume for each required dancer.
Trophies to watch
Time to Party Harder
Margaret joins the dance
Finish the story, buy the Spiral Brooch and leave Shopping.
The Party Never Ends
Cleared all tracks in Free Dance
Clear the 27 base tracks, including Electronica In Velvet Room.
Inseparable
Triggered 30 types of Bond Fevers
Track the lead dancer, partner and difficulty separately.
Nanako Forever!
Triggered all dances/Bond Fevers with Nanako
Check both Nanako's lead tracks and her partner appearances.
Frequently asked questions
Must I clear all songs on ALL NIGHT?
No. The catalog requires one clear per track; the difficulty and Perfect percentage challenges are separate trophies.
Does a Bond Fever on a failed attempt count?
Plan to clear each partner attempt. Track the difficulty because it changes who can appear.
Do I need to buy add-ons?
No. Complete the in-game catalog, including Margaret, for the base list.
Sources
- PlayStation Blog, lancio Vita
- PlayStationTrophies, guida Vita
- PlayStationTrophies, Margaret
- PlayStationTrophies, Nanako e data PAL
Trophy lists
Buying the game
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